Nelson Urges Peak Production To Surpass Roosevelt Goals
Continued on page one, Nelson appeals to workers and managers to boost 1942 targets of 60 000 planes 45 000 tanks 20 000 anti aircraft guns and 8 000 000 tons of shipping. He says free enterprise and collective bargaining defend rights while urging bold initiative at every plant and 304 days remain to meet the goal. He warns those who fail to act aid the Axis and urges turning anger into productive effort.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Army
Navy
Treasury's Job For 1943 By United Press
Washington March 3 Here is the way the administration wants to increase individual income taxes over present levies United Press outlines proposed tax changes intended to raise revenue for 1943 and how they would affect taxpayers nationwide The report highlights changes in brackets exemptions and rates and notes intended effects on personal incomes and government funding plans
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Tax plans propose higher income and excise levies
The treasury outlines aggressive new tax proposals to fund wartime needs. Personal income, corporate, and excise taxes would rise sharply with at source collection options and expanded rates. Details show substantial increases across income brackets, estate taxes, and loophole closures, plus a planned $7.61 billion total. A farm banquet is also noted in Wooster on March 9 as part of Farmers Day events.
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House
Morgenthau
Becaus
Wooster
Department of Agriculture
Wayne County
The
AAA
Weitzel Hall
FBI School Trains Auxiliaries in Civil Defense Roles
The Canton area hosts a week long FBI civil defense course for 80 district law enforcement officers under George Franklin. FBI agent Lee Boardman leads the conference stressing enemy alien hearings, investigations, and readiness to root out saboteurs in the industrial region. Don C. Miller underscores solid investigations and prosecutions as essential to national defense.
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George Franklin
I. C.,co. F. Temple
Lee Boardman
Cleveland
Don C. Miller
U. S
Ohio
Boardman
Elmer E. Clark
Canton
Norway
France
Miller
Jesse C. Parks
Law Enforcement
Reverend Bean Called to East Liverpool Pastorship
Reverend James W. Bean, nearing retirement from First Presbyterian Church in East Liverpool after Easter, received an invitation to serve as acting pastor there during Army chaplain M. Rudolph Miller’s absence. He expects further calls and will submit his resignation at a March 12 congregational meeting after over 13 years in the local post.
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James W. Bean
First Presbyterian Church
East Liverpool
M. Rudolph Miller
Bean
Mahoning
Tree Planting Machines for Kansas Shelterbelts
Manhattan Kansas March 3 a fleet of 16 tree planting machines will be used to plant shelterbelts in Kansas this spring Russell Reitz state director of the program sponsored by the department of agriculture says over 500 miles of new shelterbelts will be planted on the state's farms this year
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Kan
Kansas
Russell Reitz
Department of Agriculture
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