For Sale Items Listing Various Farm and Household Goods
A classifieds style listing shows multiple for sale notices including a dining room suite, a mule and farm implements with a 75 acre farm for rent, a three room cottage with land and electricity, an Allis Chalmers tractor set and other farm tools, reconditioned bicycles from J A Lutes Bicycle Shop, Meyers spray pump and various household items with contact details and dates.
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Jones Farms
Beels’ Store
Summerside
Frank H. Lester
Bethel
Concord Road
Your Share of the National Debt
United States Treasury report as of April 10, 1944 shows total debt at 187 billion dollars with exact figure 186 925 496 371 49. The yearly increase is 66.6 billion despite a 17.4 billion rise in income tax receipts from the prior year. Per person share stands at 1384.63 dollars and per family at 5538.52 dollars.
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United States Treasury
An Unseen Mortgage Across American Homes
The piece argues the national debt is echoed in every home through a per household mortgage. It cites a home with a $2,768 share and a nearby cottage inhabited by a family of five facing nearly $7,000 in national debt obligations. The article stresses universal tax-like payments by residents regardless of ownership.
Personal Burden of National Debt Cited by Wright Patterson
Wright A. Patterson argues the national debt translates to direct costs for families, noting a five person household may pay up to 130 dollars yearly in interest. He calls for accountability for government waste and responsible fiscal policy.
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Wright A. Patterson
Liberty and power in history
A quotation by Woodrow Wilson argues that liberty hinges on limiting government power. It warns that resisting power concentration prevents the destruction of human liberties and frames concentrated power as a path to death for freedoms.
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Woodrow Wilson
Federal Civil Payroll and Travel Costs Revealed
The passage notes that the government employs over one civilian for each three military personnel and one civilian for every 41 citizens. It cites annual nonmilitary telecoms and printing costs at about sixty million dollars and federal agency travel spending for 1941 at about 67.4 million dollars.
Local News From Mt Holly Amends Vacation Plans And Visitors
Mt Holly notes Sgt Earl Binning Jr on furlough from a Southern camp and Pvt Bob Morgan from the Merchant Marines visiting relatives. The community hosts Vacation Bible School starting June 5 at Amelia School Building with Methodist support. several regional visitors and a Reciprocity meeting are mentioned. OPA clarifies huarache imports: pre June 1 1943 releases are stamp free. later releases require shoes stamps.
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Earl Binning, Jr
Bob Morgan
Merchant Marines
New York
T. C. Booth’s
Topie
Hyde Park
Vacation Bible School
OPA
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W. B. Harker
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America
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G. I. Laugh
Robert Walker
Donna Reed
Private Hargrove
Donald Duck
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Robert Paige
Loretta Young
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Diana Barrymore
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Frank Kegley
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Rheuban Hunter
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George Costigan
Claryce Honnaker
Mary Fagin
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New Richmond Community Service Club
John Hausserman
Eva Henning
Christ Hospital
Press
Aldred Lytle
Nora Lee Ross
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Ray Perry
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M. W
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Carew
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