Reconversion Chief Urges Tax Cut to Ease War Exit
Washington reports John W. L. Sayer, director of War Mobilization and Reconversion, urged Congress to cut the wartime levy on individual incomes and the excess profits tax to restore purchasing power and stimulate investment. He warned unemployment could rise to eight million by spring and urged a larger public works program, noting the transition will bring abnormal strain and that repeal would aid expansion and wages.
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Reconversion goals outlined by Snyder in wartime to peacetime shift
Snyder outlined postwar aims including rapid expansion of peacetime production and full employment, noting ten million fewer personnel in war work by year end and eight million added in 1946, with scarce supplies like tin and rubber. He urged shared industry labor responsibility, orderly transition, unemployment support, and broad cooperation among government, business, and agriculture to sustain economic stabilization.
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Local notices and wartime schedule at Eagle Mills area
A reader filled page with family visits and military furloughs. Sgt. Bradley Parslow of the THig Medical Corps spend a thirty day leave with his wife in Eagle Mills while Lt. Welch of the Army Medical Corps completed training at Walter Reed. Pvt. Charis Rebhun joined the Methodist Church during Sunday worship and will report to Fort Meade. An all day Red Cross sewing session and a covered dish lunch were announced, with church calendars detailing junior youth workshop and mid week prayer, church board meetings, and choir rehearsal.
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Cambridge Dates and Junior Executive Committee Listed
Cambridge community center to reopen for a third season with management by the youth. Junior Executive Committee includes Chairman Charlie Hart, secretary treasurer Jean Morris, program Robert Hinchcliffe, house Charles Vickers, equipment Helen Thompson, and Robert Tuttle handling retrosimecacs. Mrs Channing G Baker and Mrs R M Arkwright attended a gathering in Huntingdon LL Friday.
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President Visits Supreme Court in Uneven Publicized Trip
President visits the Supreme Court to observe his senior appointee amid confusion over a sworn-in justice and courtroom delays. An 13 minute appearance drew mixed reactions as officials and bystanders noted the scene and the president’s brief intervention in a tense session.
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Whitehall girl to attend Katherine Gibbs School in New York
Marion Rita Whalen of Boardman street leaves for New York Monday to enter Katherine Gibbs School. Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting attended by Daisy Baker Ella Manel J Jones Mile Nie Gordon Sophia Burley at Sarstags Springs. Francis Foster son of Mr and Mrs Fred Foster discharged from the Navy and back home. Foster formerly a Stage Trooper enlisted May 19. Mrs David Doty Jr reports safe arrival of Ser Hushead David Doty in Yokohama Japan. Doty prior to service in May 18 56 was employed by Delaware and Hudson Railroad. Capt Frank M Falkenbury of Glen Falls son of Mrs Arthur Falkenbury and late Dr Falkenbury Saunders Street has a new assignment.
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