Washington Roundup Simplified Tax Measure Nears Passage
Congress readies to send the simplified revenue bill to the White House for Roosevelt's approval. The bill, passed unanimously in the House and quickly approved in the Senate, eases 30 million taxpayers' filings, expands wage withholding to $5000 earners, and streamlines upper-bracket remittance.
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Wallace Trip Indicates FDR Ticket Choice
Wallace travels to Siberia and China as speculation grows that Roosevelt will nominate him for vice president in 1944. Reports note resistance to Wallace as a second place candidate yet acknowledge the president may align with his choice. Chinese papers welcome Wallace and praise U S aid while noting Asia's strategic stakes and potential impact on Allied cooperation.
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Gentile Returns From War to Quiet Home Welcome
FIQUA Ohio May 22 Capt Don Gentile popular war ace returns from a 30 day furlough to a noisy homecoming as crowds press around his cottage. He has shot down 23 enemy planes and seven destroyed on the ground during European combat. The pilot plus family kneel at Our Lady of Consolation shrine in Carey to keep a vow made by his mother.
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Rev Orlemanski Attends Masses After Moscow Trip
Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski celebrated two masses at Our Lady of the Rosary Church in SIHINGE VNL Mass May 23 in his first public appearance since a 26 day trip to Moscow to meet Marshal Stalin. He greeted parishioners after each mass but did not mention the Russia trip, which led to temporary suspension by Bishop M O'Leary of the Spring Held diocese.
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Stanislaus Orlemanski
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Fire destroys $500,000 worth of magnesium in Hamtramck
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed 6500,000 worth of magnesium at United Metal Refining Company in Hamtramck. The blaze started about 2 a.m. in an exterior yard storing 10,000 60-gallon drums of magnesium used for incendiary bombs. Flames continued to burn the material through 7:30 a.m. with a small explosion reported beforehand.
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Fancy Potatoes Dress Up Mashed Potatoes for Center Dishes
Dress up mashed potatoes with grated cheese before beating. Pipe or shape around fish or meat, then bake until lightly browned for a decorative accompaniment.
Uhr Precinct Election Judges Named
Uhr precinct election judges were named for four general election boxes with two Democratic party representatives for the other three precincts. County officials said they would wait for Republican selections before completing all postings. Uhr urged equal representation and said Republicans had delayed since February.
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San Antonio Light on precincts and voting rules 1944
The San Antonio Light notes Precincts 78 to 97 and rural Precinct 167 on Monday May 22 1944. Assistant District Attorney Ben ton Davies opines on approving Unn's list stating equal representation is required only if a box has fewer than 100 votes. with more than 100 votes representation need not be equal and judges can be chosen practically.
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