Sydings Urges Pay-As-You-Go Tax Plan
Senator Millard E. Sydings of Maryland said the government may hold about 112 billion in U S bonds by June 20 1944 with banks’ deposits and resources largely invested in government securities He backed a pay-as-you-go tax system arguing it could raise more revenue and curb the national debt while avoiding undue hardship to taxpayers and noting broad congressional support for PAYG policies
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Baltimore
Millard E. Sydings
Maryland
America
Congress
Colorful Parade in Capital Draws Soldiers and Girls
In Washington on Easter Sunday a large crowd watched a parade of girls in bright bonnets, as workers from nearby camps joined soldiers in town. The event lit up the capital with color and festive spirit.
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Washington
Ti lghmanton Letters and Local News Byte
Mrs Walter Mentzer and her young son from Williamsport visited George R Baker and family while he was ill and in hospital. Several residents recover from illnesses, visits from relatives continue, and local workers report improvement. A note closes with a curious fact: a human inhales 1 000 quarts of nitrogen daily.
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Walter Mentzer
Williamsport
George R. Baker
Baker
Norman Emmett
Edgar Sprecher
Halfway
Donald Eakle
Potomac Edison
Eakle
Kathleen Cave
State
Doris Knode
Wm. Knode
Bakersville
Lena Houser
John Line
Viola
Grace
Washington
Oscar
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
J. Mann
Waynesboro
B. F. Mongan
Jeremiah Mongan
Leslie Moats
Robbrersville
Richard Rager
Philip Rager
Sulfa wonder drugs touted as cure for humans and animals
A historical overview of sulfanilamide and related compounds detailing their development, medical impact, and broad use in treating infections. It notes key researchers, the dramatic drop in mortality for meningitis, and the ongoing cautions about toxicity while highlighting veterinary uses and the advent of other sulfa derivatives and penicillin.
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P. Gelmo
Heidelberger and Jacobs
Rockefeller Institute
France
Johns Hopkins University
W. W. Spink
Minnesota Medical School
Johns Hopkins
United States
Spink
Abbott Laboratories
Staggering Urged By ODT Officials
Washington April 26 The Office of Defense Transportation urged 2500 trade association executives to stagger employee vacations through the year to relieve national travel congestion. Director Joseph T. Eastman said rail lines are already congested and cannot handle concentrated vacation travel this year without industry support.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph Ti. Eastman
ODT
Centry
Anthus Lines
Notaries Named From Countians List Continues
The published roll of Countians named notaries continues, listing numerous individuals including Frank M. Brown, Julia Browne, Rose M. Brown, Clarence C. Burger, and many others across various towns and counties. The compilation names a wide array of signatories, reflecting a broad local authorizing body.
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Frank M. Brown
Julia Browne
Rose M. Brown
Clarence C. Burger
Irene Burger
George W. Buxton
Paul L. Cartee
Leroy Gastle
Augusta M.cearfoss
G. Bates Chaires
Josephine E. Chapian
Lester G. Cottrell
Evelyn A. Crawford
Charles F. Crowl
Goldie M. Crowl
Frances A. Cruickshanks
Catherine ©. Darby
Francis Brady Davis
George Ernest de- Lawter
Otis W. Dellinger
Chester FE. Delphey
George F. Dennis
William Earl Dinsmore
Charles C. Ditto
Arthur H. Dorsey
Bette M. Eayey
Mary Jane Elliott
Mae B. Emmett
Clarence W. Eyerly
Mildred E. Fahrney
F. Miriam Fiery
Wilbur M. Fiary
Walter 3. S. Fisher
Hugh A
Russell J. Haun
Arthur C. Harbaugh
Margaret M. Harbaugh
Alice M. Harp
Ruth M. Harrison
Charles N. Harsh
H. M. Hartman
Calvert K. Hartle
Thelma R. Hartle
Marie B. Hartman
Katherine M. Hartranft
Mary Agnes Hayes
Helen Heard
Dorothy ©. Hackman
Elmyra T. Henderson
Edwin Henneberger
Jane E H. Henson
Chairman Martin Names Committee To Study Postwar Problems
Massachusetts Minority Leader Martin announces a committee of Republican House members to study postwar domestic issues and advocate or oppose measures to improve American life. He cites war contraction cancellations reconversion of industry and government financial interests as grave postwar challenges. The statement notes four million tons of the sun’s mass converts to energy each second.
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Washington
Republican House
Staggered vacation aims midweek start ends midweek
Eastman urged executives to implement a staggered vacation policy where vacations begin and end on midweek days rather than weekends, reducing operational disruption and maintaining coverage.
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Eastman
McNair Seriously Wounded In Tunisian Fighting
Lieut General Lesley J. McNair, a top Army leader, is reported seriously wounded on the Tunisian front. The War Department offered few details, and Lt General Lear was summoned to Washington to assume temporary command of the Army ground forces.
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Washington
Lesley J. McNair
United States Army
War Department
R.ernest Dupuy
Department
Bureau of Public Relations
Army Hour
Hen Lear
Second Army
Memphis
Lear
McNair
Africa
George C. Marshall
West Point
Funston
Vera Cruz
Mexico
John J. Pershing
AEF
France
America
Walter Krueger
Louisiana
Colorado National Guard
Yoo
D.5.m
Lloyd H. Freden
Airmen Attack Axis Positions Over Belgium Canal
London reports April 25 that Whitl fighters and other aircraft conducted widespread operations over Belgium and France attacking German rail and water transport. The heaviest strikes hit barges in a Belgian canal near Bruges, with at least nine damaged.
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London
Whitl
Helgium
France
Air Ministry
Bruges
Rationing Round Up
Rationing details across meat cheese fats canned fish fruits vegetables sugar coffee shoes tires gasoline fuel oil and more. It outlines coupon validity dates for Book No 2 and mentions issuing Book No 3 to replace earlier books, with enrollment by mail beginning May 20 and additional ration rules for regions and vehicle fuel allowances.
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Victory Gardens
East
Washington
Oregon
Kentucky
Idaho
Ohio
Dinois
Missouri
Kansas
Midwest
Mussolini to Lead Ahead of Forces in Italian Invasion
A forecast states that when Allied forces land in Italy Mussolini will be marching at the front, directing the troops in a bold, if perilous, advance beyond retreat. The remark captures wartime expectations of leadership and risk in a crucial theater.
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Italy
Mussolini
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J. L. Masters
Samuel C. Matthews
Margaret E. May
A. Hart McKinley
E. Madeline Methven
Hugh E. Middiekauff
George E. Miller
Gloria M. Miller
Nellis A. Miller
Mabel M. Minnich
Daniel W. Moats
Kenneth Mann
Goldie , Moore
Martha Morin
Jennings Lee Mullendere
Charles E. Mumma
Margaret A. Mumma
Eunice Munson
Opal M. Musseman
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Arthur T. Mussett
D. Earl Neikirk
Bertha M. Negrey
Fred Neikirk
Harry S. Newcomer
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J. Harry Nussear
John C. O'Connell
Hazel A. Pittman
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Hubert A. Poole
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Catherine O. Pryor
Robert A. Poole
M. Elizabeth Potter
Roy G. Powell
Mark Pryor
Philip A. Rauth
Ruth M. Renner
Charles R. Beecher
Josephine Rhodes
Arthur H. Richards
Charles E. Routzalon
N. B. Rowe
Adrian H. Rowland
I. Winifred Rowe
Willoughby J. Santman
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Mary B. Sarikas
Lewis R. Schmidt
John J. Scott
Joseph H. Scranton
W. Hampton Shervin
B. G Shells
Melvin L. Shipley
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Gertrude B. Skiles
Sarah E. Sleasman
Willard Yr. Sliter
Josephine V. Smith
Genevieve Smith
Rose Smith
Anna T. Smyth
Laura B. Snyder
Lee G. Snyder
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Sybil L. Snyder
Bettle C, Wolfinger
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Marshall F. Zelgler
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