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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

5

Dewey Tax Plans Weigh Welfare and War Costs

The excerpt argues Governor Dewey favors tax designs that avoid harming production and ensure stability. It notes Roosevelt proposals risk greater business disruption and criticizes Dewey for incomplete plans, including postwar reductions and exemptions. It warns tax cuts reduce revenue and diminish demand for government economy, while wartime taxes must fund total costs.

Dewey Roosevelt Treasury

Government Expenditures Determine Tax solvency

The text argues taxes depend on expenditures and that a well balanced tax program hinges on manageable government spending. If spending stays within limits, business production and jobs can expand, but rising expenditures make the tax problem insoluble.

Payless Furniture hires credit head Albert Lobel

Payless Furniture announces the addition of Albert Lobel to lead the accounting and credit departments. Lobel, long associated with Rusnak Bros Inc of Chicago, will oversee credit operations as the company expands its business this week.

Payless Furniture Company Albert Lobel Rusnak Bros., Inc Chicago Furniture Company Lobel

Customer Service Focused Approach Highlighted

A passage notes that in his new work the individual will combine experience with a genial and helpful manner to serve customers well.

Students breed rabbits in 550 Japanese schools for soldiers’ clothing

Students at 550 schools in Japan raise rabbits to supply fur for uniforms and garments for soldiers. The program integrates animal husbandry with wartime production aims and community support.

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