War tax plan threatens small war plant and jobs
In Abington on December 16 a Marion officer outlined a proposed 10.5 million revenue package that would affect a small war plant. J. B. Stephenson of Ocita Manufacturing warned the plan could produce a net deficit of about 550 thousand dollars and jeopardize postwar operations, risking bankruptcy for the non-government plant under new tax rules.
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Lost miner found alive after two hours underground
Sir John Mullett, 2, a miner at the Ker Hill cost mines in Collins, was rescued after being missing for about two hours. He was located by rescue workers who had searched since yesterday, and he remained alive.
Peace Policy Backed by Senate Group in War-Era Debate
A powerful Senate bloc led by Pepper and Mead backs strengthening the postwar foreign policy resolution. Connally sponsors a version urging American cooperation to maintain peace, with Kilgore adding votes to push for a firmer international policy. Roosevelt intervention looms amid administration resistance to forceful measures.
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Bride Killed Mailing Letter In Traffic Tragedy
Mrs Mary Katherine Vestal a bride of a few months wrote a letter to her soldier husband last night and was fatally struck by a car while on her way to mail it. Edward Vestal her husband is a private in the army.
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Stabilization Failure, Says CIO President
Washington Oct 16 The CIO president Philip Murray demanded higher wages and accused Roosevelt era stabilizing policy of failure as lawmakers face weeks on inflation. Banking panel backs farm subsidies. Ways and Means drafts a revenue bill with push for a sales tax. Murray ties wage prompts to wider price and subsidy debates amid stalled price controls.
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Texan Would Stop Meat Rationing
Dallas on October 16 E McDonald state agricultural commissioner said he would remove most rationing restrictions now and after armed forces and lend lease needs are filled release the remainder to civilians He noted livestock supplies were larger than ever before
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E. McDonald
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Safe wrapper tag gives combination to would be crooks
Houston October 17. A pirate tale notes that the Hall-Tex Peanut company put a tag on its office safe knob with the combination to deter theft. Yeggs ignored the idea, followed the code, and stole $9 in cash and Bene stain.
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Houston
Hall-Tex Peanut Company
Navy reports patrol craft Moonstone sunk after collision
The U S Navy announces the patrol craft Moonstone was sunk in the Atlantic following a collision on the night of October 15 24. All hands were rescued and accounted for.
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Washington
Freemoms P T A Sets Eight Freedoms for Children
The San Antonio Parent Teacher Association council unveils eight Freedoms for every child covering normal home life worship learning from want fear citizenship health and recreation. Membership week runs October 17 23 proclaimed by Governor Stevenson and Mayor Mauerman. The Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers marks its 34th anniversary Tuesday with Leaders asserting every child deserves a decent home life and opportunity for a normal life.
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Treasury Myths and Money Grooves in Global Goads
A fiercely satirical monologue pounds the U S Treasury as a global money machine. It lampoons taxes bonds deficit and graft while claiming omnipresent power over currencies and economies. The piece imagines “the treasury” as a gleaming Molten wealth geyser ruling world finances.
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Berlin
People's Savings Bank
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Senate Set To Probe Lend Lease Operations
The Senate plans a full investigation into lend-lease administration and related foreign aid spending. Acting appropriations chair Senator Kellar says a real probe will be made into lend-lease operations while Senator Nye warns of sloppy administration in foreign aid proposals. The Truman committee also investigates lend-lease, with steps to avoid duplication. MILK INCOME noted as farm income leader.
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Senate
Kellar
D.-Tenn
Appropriations Committee
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Truman Committee
Shock Cure Reported For Battle Fatigue In Air War
Army Medical Corps notes a new treatment called triptake increases power and return to duty for about 25 percent of men with battle shock. Feuchiatric methods boosted by 0 percent in a recent discovery. Science Institute of Chemists reports on gasoline and its role in recovery.
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