03 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
1
The proposed measure would move taxpayers toward current status by applying a 75 percent abatement to the existing liability and spreading remaining dues over future years. It outlines how payroll and income taxes interact, exemptions for armed forces, and protections for those with wartime earnings.
The article reviews the Midway battle and its aftermath, noting Japanese pincers at Midway and Aleutians, the sinking or damage of four carriers, battleships, and losses. It traces American shifts to the south Pacific and the Guadalcanal air base, marking a turning point toward Japanese defeat.
Local office sets weekly maximums for essential goods under the order of wartime priority. Meats and produce allow five wholesale and three retail deliveries. bakery six wholesale and one retail. alcohol one wholesale, no retail. soft drinks and tobacco two wholesale, no retail. beer two wholesale, no retail. fresh milk four wholesale and retail. magazines four wholesale, no retail. laundry five wholesale, two retail. ice both wholesale and retail. repair supplies six wholesale and six retail. cut flowers five wholesale, no retail. nursery stocks and furs two wholesale, no retail. Any unlisted item limited to two wholesale and no retail deliveries weekly. specific exemptions apply for newspapers, mine products, medicines, explosives, telegraphs, and U S Mail.
War bulletin says 123 Axis planes were shot down by Reds near Kursk in a two day clash that backed a Soviet victory. Russians recaptured Mark in February and Kharkov, Belgorod. Donets valley remains strategic as air battles intensify before land operations.
The text notes King George naming Douglas MacArthur and Dwight D. Eisenhower as Knights of the Grand Cross of the Bath. It describes the gold badge and crown insignia that may be worn by the two generals, referencing their high royal honors.
The fieldfare a Norwegian thrush is easily tamed and kept as a pet in many homes. Cabooses built for a new military railroad in Louisiana feature bay windows.
President Roosevelt prepares to issue an order directing 500 000 coal miners back to work as wage disputes continue after the United Mine Workers walkout. War Labor Board and White House aides weigh options while Congress debates further government action.
Government manager Ross C. Smith warned that layoffs by workers assigned to the pumps and ventilation could create a serious situation as walkouts spread. Michigan covers 57,980 square miles.
Lawmakers near a vote on a proposed anti strike bill amid a stormy debate. The military committee split 11 to 11 on keeping a 30 day cooling off period and a secret ballot for workers, while Rep Colmer and others push harsher penalties and broader powers. John L Lewis is repeatedly cited in the discussion.
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