Americans Face Two Income Taxes in Last Half of 1942
United Press reports that Treasury proposals may allow withholding part of income taxes at source. If enacted, most taxpayers would pay portions of 1941 and 1942 taxes during the final six months of 1942, with credits for exemptions and deductions and a withholding cap of 10 percent.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Rep. Jenkins
Ohio
Tire under-inflation costs thousands in wear
Experts say three quarters of trouble comes from under-inflation and tires can be dangerously under-inflated even if they look soft. Three pounds under-inflation can waste up to 3,500 miles of tire life, and soft tires wear faster, bruise, puncture, and break down sooner. Weekly air checks and careful driving can extend tire service up to 50,000 miles. This daily car saving tip is SOHIO.
Pomona Grange Unit Plans Saturday Meeting Program
Stark County Pomona grange holds its regular quarterly meeting Saturday at Robertsville grange hall. Business starts 10:30 a m with lunch to follow. Afternoon session at 1 p m features The Man Without a Country play by Canton Two High School players, music by Mildred Dager Jean Hall Carl Stuber, an address Food for Defense by Mrs E C Rose, with Mrs Lloyd Deckerd in charge.
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Stark County Pomona Grange
Robertsville Grange Hall
Canton Two High School
Dwight Flohr
Mildred Dager
Robertsville Grange
Jean Hall
Plain Grange
Carl Stuber
Sponseller Grange
E. C. Rose
Stark County
AAA
Magnolia Grange
Lloyd Deckerd
Pomona Grange
No Maps Include Dot on Sans Origine Site
The Canton office of the Western Union Telegraph Co. handles many inquiries about Sans Origine, E. R. Zimpfer reports. Cablegrams from service members abroad carry a date line reading San Origine or without origin to shield troop locations from enemy nations. Relatives ask if the phrase means France, but staff say French is used in all international messages.
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Canton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Sans Origine
E. R. Zimpfer
San Origine
France
Western Union
Counties may spend funds for defense councils
Atty Gen Herbert rules county commissioners may use general revenues for operating expenses of county defense councils including office space and supplies, enabling financing of defense efforts across counties. The ruling, issued in Columbus, allows these expenditures to cover administrative costs and basic resources.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Atty
Herbert
11 Destroyer Survivors Tried To Save More Of Their Mates
CAPE MAY New Jersey March 4 11 survivors of the 1200 ton World War destroyer Jacob Jones torpedoed off Cape May recount cool courage as they tried to return to the sinking ship to save mates. The attack killed more than 100 including all officers. The ship sank an hour after the torpedoing. Survivors describe life rafts and rescues while the U-boat lurked nearby. One sailor recounted rushing to decks after explosions and aiding raft rescue as the vessel settled.
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United Press
Cape May
N. J
Jacob Jones
Navy
Dors
New Jersey
Group deferments not yet considered
Washington March 4. Selective service officials said no immediate instructions to draft boards would be issued on possible deferment of newspapermen or radio employees for being essential to the civilian war effort. Gen Hershey cannot grant group deferments. only Congress could provide for them.
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Associated Press
Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Radio
Gen. Hershey
Congress
Churchmen seek world order with enforced peace league
Dr Hu Shih, Chinese ambassador, urged a league to enforce peace as the basis for a just postwar order. He warned the old balance of power is no longer workable and called for a strong unified China as essential to Pacific peace. John Foster Dulles urged against victory-based peace, saying vengeance undermines lasting accord. Over 300 delegates from 40 states and Canada attended.
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Associated Press
Delaware
Hu Shih
United States
Federal Council of Churches
Dr. Hu
China
Pacific
John Foster Dulles
States
Canada
Ohio game officials receive civilian defense training
More than 100 field men of the state conservation division met at Ohio State University to study civilian defense. Commissioner Don G. Waters said game protectors and conservation agents are valuable defense agents due to country knowledge, discipline and first aid training. Training covers chemicals and defense, air raid problems, firefighting, anti sabotage, demolition, law enforcement, first aid and public relations in sessions today and tomorrow.
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United Press
Columbus
State Conservation Division
Ohio State University
Don G. Waters
Chest clinic planned at Pomerene Memorial hospital
Millersburg reports a chest clinic will be held at Pomerene Memorial hospital on the morning of March 10 with Dr. Edward Arnold of Canton in charge.
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Millersburg
Pomerene Memorial Hospital
Edward Arnold
Canton
Two Dogs To Share Estate Of Master Worth $20000
In Houston on March 4, E B Stuart 53 left his $20,000 estate to his dogs Big Boy and Snapper two lemon and white setters. The will names Dr P J Mock of La Porte as caretaker and and assigns the rest of the estate to Mock and his two year old son Pressy Joe Mock after the dogs die.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Big Boy
Snapper
Lake
E. B. Stuart
P. J. Mack
la Porte
Stuart
Lake Shore
Dr. Mock
Pressy Joe Mock
Captain Avery Dead at 72 Pioneer Aviator
Captain William A. Avery, hailed as the first American to fly, died at age 72. A young associate of the Wright brothers, he piloted a glider over Indiana sand dunes on June 23, 1896, and later became a prominent Great Lakes racing skipper and longtime Chicago Yacht Club member.
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International News Service
Chicago
William A. Avery
Wright Brothers
Indiana Sand Dunes
Chicago Yacht Club
Great Lakes
Burglars Take $23 From Pastor Office At Church
Burglars entered St. Pauls Episcopal church at 5th street and Cleveland avenue SW Monday night and removed $23 in cash from the office of Rev. Herman S. Sidener on the second floor. Entrance was gained via an unlocked door on the 5th street SW side. police were informed Tuesday.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
5Th St
Cleveland Ave
Herman S. Sidener
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