Cigarette Fund Gets Special Gifts
Special gifts boost the Cigarette Fund for men overseas as Lions Club leaders announce at a noon luncheon in Hendrick Hudson yesterday. The drive aims to raise 5,000 dollars for 2,000,000 cigarettes. Frank A. Richter leads the gifts effort, sending letters to civic and business leaders and fraternal groups. Other chairmen include Clarence Simmons promotions, Almon Millard and Albert Voelker glass banks, Bert Hoffman Victory Ball chair, and Lester Truax finance. Dr. Alson J. Holl and S. Beach Parker are on the general committee with Carl A. Swanson and Howard T. Branagan cochairs. Each pack will cost 5 cents tax free and bear the legend Compliments of Troy.
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Lions’ Club
Hendrick Hudson
Frank A. Richter
Clarence Simmons
Almon Millard
Albert Voelker
Bert Hoffman
Lester Truax
Alson J. Holl
S. Beach Parker
Carl A. Swanson
Howard T. Branagan
Swanson
Mr. Branagan
Dividend Declared By New England Telephone Co
Boston company announces quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars, down from 1.50 last quarter. Company: New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. Source notes the cut in cash payout.
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Boston
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Gude's Pepto Mangan touted for iron deficiency
An old advertisement warns of iron deficiency signs such as fatigue and poor appetite and promotes Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a beneficial, pleasant tonic. It claims the product reddens and enriches blood with iron, supports strength, and is sold by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Gude
Poultry and Dairy Farmers Oppose Subsidy Payments
Representatives of 500000 northeastern poultry and dairy farmers voted unanimously against federal subsidy payments as a substitute for fair pricing. The emergency conference from 18 states urged Congress to adopt a plan addressing a growing feed shortage, citing unsound pricing and labor policies.
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New York
Northeastern Dairy Conference
Northeastern Poultry Producers’ Council
Congress
Fatally Hurt in Crash Near Sampson Naval Station
Rochester James W. Latters aged 21 a motor machinist second class stationed at Sampson Naval Training Station and formerly of Oneida died from injuries suffered in a head on collision between two automobiles Tuesday.
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Rochester
James W. Latters
Sampson Naval Training Station
Oneida
Raid Kills 1342 in Elberfeld Bombing
Stockholm dispatch says 1342 people died in the RAF raid on Elberfeld in Wuppertal Ruhr area last Thursday night. The city lacked water gas electricity and telephone service with fires burning 24 hours after the raid. SS forces sent to Bochum and Gelsenkirchen rose to about 30,000 men amid fears of unrest and further bombings.
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Stockholm
Goeteborg
Handels Och Sivefartstiding
Elberfeld
Wuppertal
Ruhr
Wiberfeld
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Future Careers of Ithaca Home Economics Graduates
Only 15 percent or 12 of 81 young women at the State College of Home Economics recently graduated planned to marry soon. Of the rest, one will not work, three will pursue graduate study. Forty four of the 63 remaining seek positions.
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Ithaca Cins
The
State College of Home Economics
Evening Slippers and Athletic Shoes Freed From Rationing
The Office of Price Administration said evening slippers with gold or silver uppers will be released from rationing on July 7 due to weak demand and halted production. Riding boots also stop rationing as WPB halted production, and imported boots will need a coupon after that date while in-process boots may be bought without a coupon.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Production Board
WPB
Tax rise urged to curb inflation in 1944
Randolph Paul told the Federal Bar Association that 1943 personal taxes could reach 30 billion dollars, about 10 billion more than the 20 billion expected. He argued that only a rise in personal income tax rates, possibly with lower exemptions, can provide needed revenue, not sales, corporate profits, or estate taxes.
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Newark
WN. J. WP
Treasury
Randolph Paul
Federal Bar Association of
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Paul
Community notes from Pittstown and local events
Pittstown residents Mr. and Mrs. Rudebusch of Northside visit with Archie Church and Hazel Humphrey and others while Hazel Humphrey Charlotte Nold Alberta Kreiger and Berenice Church enjoy a ten day vacation. The Home Bureau schedules another sewing lesson at Boyntonville Episcopal Hall July 7 at 1 30 pm. The W S C 5 will serve a cafeteria supper at 6 pm Monday. The unveiling of the Honor Roll is set for 7 30 and the Youth Fellowship provides entertainment in the Methodist Hall at 8 30.
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Rudebusch
Northside
Archie Church
Hazel Humphrey
Charlotte Nold
Alberta Kreiger
Berenice Church
Home Bureau
Boyntonville Episcopal Hall
W.S C. 5
Methodist Hall
Dauchy Receives Army Air Forces Pilot Wings at Blackland Field
Made lieutenant William M. Dauchy son of Mr and Mrs William P Dauchy of Ford Avenue received his silver wings and second lieutenant commission with pilot rating at graduation at Blackland Field Waco Texas He entered service last September volunteering for the Air Forces A RI graduate He earned his pilot license and completed two CIP T air courses at Troy Airport His brother Charles H Dauchy is an ensign in the Navy.
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Wiliam M. Dauchy
William P. Dauchy
Ford Avenue
Army Air Forces
Blackland Field
Waco
Tex
Dauchy
Air Forces
Troy
Charles H. Dauchy
Navy
Glenn W. Bundy
Skeene Street
Whitehall
Army Air Force
Army Air Forces Training Center
Pampa Field
Texas
Corporal Finds World Is Small
Augusta’s Corporal Lewis E. Brown recalls a small world incident from World War II. While in New Guinea he learned a bumper swap with a stranger can cost a fine, as a sergeant identified the hit car as his own and collected twenty five dollars for a new bumper and damaged gas tank. Brown, in a P 38 squadron, mused on earlier home town pleasures before ration books and wind shield stickers.
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Troy Record
Sergt
Robert Ellison
Augusta
Eighth Street
Liggett
Brown
New Guinea
INS
Lewis E. Brown
Pay-Goo Tax Begins at Midnight in New Withholding Plan
Washington reports the pay-as-you-go tax starts today with 20 percent withheld on earnings over personal exemptions. Employers may deduct about 300 million dollars monthly, excluding odd cents for convenience. Exemptions cover services, meals, vacation pay, pensions, and bonuses with certain groups, including servicemen and clergy, being exempt. Details outline how deposits and declarations will operate under the new system.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Treasury
Hoosick Falls Visit and Red Cross Meeting
Mrs. Mabel Nelson visits Hoosick Falls for several days. Tech Sergeant Robert Haswell from New York returns home over the weekend. The Red Cross plans a church hall meeting today and seeks more volunteers. Walter Baertschi of Fredinia College spends the summer with his parents.
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Mabel Nelson
Hoosick Falls
Tech
Robert Haswell
New York
Red Cross
Church Hall
Walter Baertschi
Fredinia College
Unsigned Tax Return Advice With Odd Date Mention
An individual reviews annual income tax return procedures to ensure paycheck deductions align with treasury requirements. If underpaid, the person must cover the差 difference quarterly. A similar declaration and annual return are due on March 43 of the following year and each year after.
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Treasury
The Relentless Buyer After a Loss
A cautious man who rarely faced defeat shows skepticism about insurance until a loss occurs. He then acts quickly to buy protection, highlighting urgency and the cost of delaying coverage. The piece urges readers to consider affordability before catastrophe strikes.
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