Wilkie urges free discussion with Allies for postwar aims
At a New York Herald Tribune forum Wendell Willkie urges open dialogue among the United Nations to align aims with Britain Russia and China. He critiques appeasement of Vichy and warns that silence forfeits victory and freedom must rest on economic internationalism. He backs a united military plan and broader co operation beyond the United States and Britain.
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New York
Wendell Wilkie
England
Commonwealth
New York Herald Tribune
Russia
China
State Department
Vichy
Willkie
Churchill
United Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Malayan Peninsula
Pacific Islands
Board of Strategy
United States
Great Britain
Henry J. Kaiser
America
Kaiser
Juan Trippe
Pan- American Airways
Civil Air Transport
Europe
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Congress
George Urges Pay as You Earn Tax Plan
Senator George proposes postponing one year's individual income taxes until after the war and using a pay as you earn approach to collect current taxes. He wants discussion at a Joint Committee meeting and favors extending current collection to corporations if possible to avoid revenue loss and mass defaults.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Joint Congressional Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Congress
Beardsley Ruml
New York Banker
Ruml
Treasury
Army Order Challenged By U S Judge
In a Portland case Judge James A Fee ruled that civil law remains supreme even amid war powers. Minoru Yasui of Hood River, Ore challenged Lieut Gen John L Dewitts authority to regulate civilians without martial law. The decision supports Japanese American civil rights but dismisses Yasui suit on other points.
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Portland
Ore
John L
Fee
Congress For
United States
Minoru Yasui
Hood River
Farm Clause In 1819 Draft Too Complex
Washington November 17 Selective Service said the farm workers deferment clause in the new draft bill is so badly drafted that an official interpretation will be issued. The clause would defer registrants essential to agriculture from training and service, raising questions about local board interpretations and quotas.
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Washington
Selective Service
Gas Rationing Fight Intensifies in Congress
Representative Johnson of Oklahoma reports growing backing for a plan to delay nationwide gasoline rationing set for December 1. His three man petroleum survey board would halt rationing for three months while studying supply, agriculture, industry, and petroleum interests. Opposition argues rationing harms Western and Southern residents and could hurt oil companies and production.
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Washington
Johnson
Dokla
Banking and Currency Committee
Baruch Committee
The
Oklahoman
House Members Debate Gasoline Rationing Proposals
Representative Arends argues fair consideration for the gasoline issue while Representative Bennett says nationwide rationing is unnecessary due to ample supply. He warns against draining revenue and morale, as Representative Wickersham proposes a resolution barring rationing in areas with adequate stocks.
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Arends
R-Iil
Bennett
R-Mo
Congress
Wickersham
Ruptured Men Offered Free Trial Truss
Kansas City readers offered a $3.50 Truss free with a physician invented reducible rupture device. The no-strap design holds rupture without belts or leather bands and claims comfort. Try for 30 days, keep the $3.50 truss if satisfied, or return with the device.
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Kansas City
Physician’s Ponents Co
Koch Bldg
Main St
Kansas
Ltt
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