We Must Be Ready To Face Shortages In War Economy
The article predicts a shift in consumer shortages as the war progresses. It notes likely limits on aluminum, rubber, silk, and imported goods, with substitutes like cement and synthetic materials gaining use. Many consumer goods such as automobiles, appliances, and clothing may become scarce, while war industries expand plastics, cellulose textiles, and synthetic rubber.
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Mr. Straphanger
Paul Mallon
Washington
War Industries
Pacific
Demands on Uncle Sam's Strong Box Hit Federal Tax Burden
Washington readers confront looming 70 to 80 billion dollar outlays for war and government. The piece warns taxes will touch every pocket as direct income taxes rise and a broad base of levies expands. It cites current and proposed taxes including fuel, sugar, cigars, alcohol, transportation, and consumer goods, urging prudent fiscal restraint and solvency.
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Administration
Washington
Aniapaaine
Macek
Idocal
Hashani
Treasury
Daerwin's Discovery A Darwinian turn at Cambridge and the Beagle voyage
In 1828 Charles Darwin was sent to Christ's College Cambridge to study for the clergy. He earned his degree in 1831 then joined the Beagle as naturalist for a five year survey. In the Galapagos he observed iguanas and giant tortoises and chose science over priesthood. Monday: White House Riot.
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Daerwin
Charles Darwin
Christ's College
Cambridge
Beagle
Galapagos Islands
White House
Pearl Harbor board and the split Army Navy duty
The Pearl Harbor inquiry focuses on responsibility between the Army and Navy and how a divided command hindered defense. The piece critiques the Joint Army Navy Board and notes missing Army Air Corps representation, suggesting reforms to prevent a repeat of the December 7 debacle. It also highlights the roles of Roberts and McCoy as potential fresh investigators.
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Washington
Tse
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Norway
Crete
Joint
Army and Navy Board
United States
Bath
Hoover Administration
Army-Navy Board
W Milddie
Army Air Corps
General Short
Sen
Hawaii
Ertelate Phouch
Tears Harbor
Steprife
Pateo
Mit
Peat
Balani
Army-Navy
Stanley Embick
Embick
Gener
Air Corps
Owen Roberts
Admiral Standley
Admiral Reeves
General Board
McNamer
Justice Roberts
Frank McCoy
Chester V. Nimitz
Delos C. Emmons
H. Ian Department
Clarerice J. Tinker
Army Air Forces
National Lottery
Anniversaries and Today in History Glimpse Back
Listings of anniversaries for notable figures born and died, including Ethan Allan and Louisa Lane Drew, plus Today in History items such as Common Sense’s publication and the Standard Oil founding. Also notes future guidance on leadership and personal development from a dated horoscope-like passage.
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Ethan Allan
Ver Giott
Green Mountain Boys
A la Conn
Oakes Ames
Mass
Manufaurer
Dn West
Union Pacific R. A
Easton
May
Louisa Lane Drew
Philadelphia
England
Henry Wright
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Boston
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Jeader
Nigro Wel
Tire and Jewish Charity
Germany
Thomas Paine
America
Charles Sue
Congress
Standard Oil Company
Harvey
Carnegie Institution
Paris
League of Nations
Army of Occupation
The
Rhine
Simplified Federal Income Tax Guide 1942
The Revenue Act of 1941 provides a simplified tax method for individuals with income only from wages or similar sources and not exceeding a threshold. A new Form 1M0A outlines eligibility and the table on its reverse shows tax by income blocks after dependents allowances, with a 19 percent preliminary reduction and a 10 percent automatic deduction for charitable contributions and taxes paid.
Bible Readings and Manna Wonder Lost in Wilderness
Meditative piece contrasts the biblical manna with modern tax details and personal wonder. It cites manna as sap from the tamarisk tree and uses the desert exodus to question the loss of wonder, then shifts to complex notes on tax forms and filing elections under the Simplified Method with year-to-year flexibility.
Motorists Urged to Protect Spare Tires and Wheels
Automobil dealers are urged to warn owners to protect spare tires and wheels in the rear compartment. Thomas Stambaugh of Hudson Motor Car Company lists ten precautions to keep spares ready and long lasting, including secure rear locks, proper air pressure, regular checks, monthly rotation, and avoiding garage floor contact to prevent rubber deterioration.
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Automobie
Thomas
Stambaugh
Natinal Service
Hudson Motor Car Company
Amherst Junior Hi and Queen Esther Class Meetings Report
Miss Dorothy Nantell led the Junior Hi chapel Friday with readings, music, and a Venezuela talk by Jean Kleps and others. The Queen Esther class gathered Friday evening at Mrs Irvin Mellison for a supper, officer elections, and social time, while Mrs Elizabeth Wrage was elected Claverieat club chair. A Farmer Institute is planned at Brownheim next Monday and Tuesday with speakers including L iam J Manahan and Mrs D B Phillips.
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PROG
Amherst
Dorothy Nantell
Hi Chapel
Jane Darling
America
Lora Jean Garber
Venezuela
Jean Kleps
Barbara Talbert
Beverlly Sprague
Mia Carlotta
Daley
Janet Smith
Poe
Anna Sliman
Paul Green
Nancy Wettrick
Tane Darling
Marilyn Webster
Aliee Mehrling
June McPermott
Dorothy Messal
Jean Lowry
Norma Wartick
James Redman
White Cliffs of
Dover
Madelaine
Norma Lange
Norma Warrick
Donald Smythe
Flamingo
Raymond Wragg
Wayne Hellar
Assembly
Methodist Church
Atrs
Irvin Mellison
Taylor
Gladys Berg
Elyria
Anna Mollison
J. G. Maxwell
Charles Mollison
Casper Dute
Melvin Schroeder
Clifford Schroeder
A. J. Bauer
Margaret Huey
Robert Hess
Brownhiem
Iam J. Manahan
Defiance
D. B. Phillips
Washington
Local events include lectures at Brownhelm school and church receptions
Speakers at 167 Axtel St will demonstrate egg grading and food prep for quick freeze at Brownhelm school on Tuesday. A reception for Rev Virgin Mayne and wife is planned Friday at the Brownhelm Congregational church. Amherst games, R N O club hosting, and a Red Cross First Aid class move forward with plans for two sections.
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Carl Deeds
Amheret
Brownhelm School
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Virgin Mayne
The
Red Cross
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