Pay-As-You-Go Plan To Pass, Author Says
Beardsley Ruml, sponsor of a pay-as-you-go income tax plan, predicted early congressional action and hopes for approval by March 1 before 1942 tax returns. He argued the plan would clear the debt problem, offset losses, and replace March 15 taxes with withholding to the Treasury.
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Washington
Beardsley Rumi
Congress
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Ruml
Roosevelt
Treasury
Inquisitive Dress Price Question Sparks Gossip
Mrs. Williams asks about the price of a dress worn by Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Brown quotes Mrs. Williams and a remark from Mrs. Black on the cheek of such questions. Mrs. Brown reveals her answer to the price. The exchange reflects social curiosity over clothing costs.
OPA Sets New Uniform Margins for Foods and Prices
The Office of Price Administration announced uniform retail and wholesale margins for nine food commodities including coffee canned fish oils and milk products. Some prices may rise others fall, effective Jan. 14 for most items with evaporated milk immediate. Grocers anticipate rationing details while clerks adjust to the new system.
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Dallas
Office of Price Administration
CPA
OPA
Washington
Office of War Information
Ogden Utah letter from Lucian Andrews reports crowding and cold
Lucian Andrews of Whitewright writes from Ogden Utah about a population surge to over 100000, high meal prices, crowded cafes, limited food during Christmas and New Year, and war plants nearby. He notes slow store hours and brief shopping windows for workers plus progress at the local plant and plans to share editorials.
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Lucian Andrews
Whitewright
Ogden
Utah
the Sun
Sun
New Year’s
Denison Dam area to hold sale of improvements
Army engineers plan a January sale of improvements on land below the 625 foot contour in the Denison dam basin. Dwellings from one-room shacks to four and five rooms, barns, fences, and movable structures will be offered to highest bidders. Above 625 feet the government will lease farms this year.
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Denison
Army Engineers
Engineer
Chef Cooks Chicken Salad From Stolen Chicken
A restaurant owner reveals the culprit behind disappeared chicken pieces. The new cook admitted using the poultry to make chicken salad.
Notice to Creditors for the Estate of George L. Carlat
The administratrix Mrs. George L. Carlat invites all creditors to present claims against the estate of George L. Carlat at Denison Texas within the legally prescribed time. Notice dated December 31, 1942, signed as administrator.
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George L. Carlat
Denison
Texas
George IL. Carlat
C-47 Crews Live Like Arabs in North Africa
North Africa reports describe C-47 crews living on ration stew three times daily while flying tens of thousands of tons of supplies. The Douglas transports ferry troops, hospital cases, and even the infant son of Admiral Darlan, underpinning Allied advance with high tempo air logistics.
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North Africa
Air Force
Darlan
Algiers
Rabat
Morris
U. S
Britain
Troop Transport Command
Casablanca
Tunisia
Influenza Widespread Across Texas Counties
The Texas Department of Health reports influenza widespread in 188 counties with 188 counties recording cases for the week ending January 2. While below last year and 1941, overall incidence tops pre-1941 levels, concentrated in the northern half with high counts in Bee Brazos Coke Comanche Cooke Donley Ector Floyd Grayson Hale Hamilton Lamar McLennan Potter Taylor and Webb.
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Austin
Department of Health
Department
Bee
Brazos
Coke
Comanche
Cooke
Donley
Ector
Floyd
Grayson
Hale
Hamilton
Lamar
McLennan
Potter
Taylor
Webb
Carter Appointed Special Tax Attorney in Grayson County
R. M. Carter, former judge of the fifteenth district, was appointed by the Grayson County commissioners as special tax attorney. He succeeds J. S. Kane, who recently became criminal district attorney. Carter had been offered the assistant district attorney post by Kane, which he declined. A Want Act will get results for you.
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R. M. Carter
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County Commissioners Court
Carter
J. S. Kane
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Donald Paul Hudgins
Span
James A. Lee
Northwest Airlines
Army Flying School
Command
Africa
England
States
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Sun Office
L. LaRoe & Co
Sherman Farms
A. Y. Creager Company
M. & P. Bank Bldg
Sherman, Texas
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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