Treasury moves to close tax loopholes and raise revenue
Washington today outlined a plan to raise about 1 billion dollars by taxing income from state and municipal bonds and tightening tax laws to remove inequalities. The proposals would also fund 6 billion more in revenue plus 2 billion for social security, aiming for 9 billion in war revenue for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Girls Sweep Top Honors In Local Essay Contest
Lehman High senior Martha Harrison and Middlebranch senior Janice Lewis shared first prize in The Repository fifth annual news essay contest. Entries dropped during examination week. judging emphasized original thought and clear writing.
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Winners For Second Week Canton City Division
Results list prize winners and honorable mentions across Lehman, St. John's, Mt. Marie, Massillon, East Palestine, and others. Prizes are in Defense Savings Stamps. multiple students named with ages and addresses.
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Martha Harrison
9Th St NW
Lehman
wWilliam Butler
19Th St NW
Lehman Senior
Basil Platt
Harmon St
North Canton
St. John’s
Naomi Greenberger
Vassar Ave
Jerry Gardner
Lincoln Way E
Massillon
Marilyn Markling
Harter Ave
Mt. Marie Junior
Luella Farrar
Clarendon Ave
Janice Lewis
Harrisburg
Middlebranch
Shirley Leeper
Leesville
Deltroy High
Richard Kinney
East Sparta
Bob Steinbaugh
Mineral City
Donald W. Dickson
Petersburg
East Palestine High
Joann Hoss
Madér Ct
Jackson Two
Madalyn Stoddard
Louisville
Dorothy Clark
Killbuck
Japan Wins Empty Triumphs With Oil Still Out Of Reach
columnist Kirke L. Simpson argues Japan and Germany are winning tactical victories but lacking critical oil resources. He notes Dutch efforts at Tarakan and the broader oil scarcity shaping World War II, comparing Japan's China Sea gains to Hitler’s Russia campaign as empty victories that won’t restore strength or alter the oil shortage.
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Navy awards $300 million GM war contracts
The navy announced contracts totaling $300 million for General Motors to produce war materiel as part of mobilizing automotive industry capacity for the war effort. The specific materials GM will supply were not disclosed.
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