Are Immigrants Subject to Head Taxes in U S History
The text states that immigrants have paid head taxes upon entering the United States since 1882, starting at 50 cents and rising to eight dollars since 1917. It presents a brief historical timeline of the head tax policy and its amounts.
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United States
Optimism at Home May Delay Victory Warns Soldier in Germany
Lt Col G G Dickerson, former Shenandoah agriculture agent now in Germany, warns in a letter to U S district attorney Frank Tavenner Jr that excessive home front optimism could prolong the war. He cites a New York radio broadcast and recalls his unit as the first Allied division to enter Germany while noting ongoing German resistance and winning outcomes are not assured. He urges realistic expectations and stresses continued effort before victory.
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G. G. Dickerson
Agriculture
Shenandoah County
Germany
Frank Tavenner, Jr
U. S
Roanoke
Europe
Dickerson
New York
G. I
Ewestern Europe
Frank
Border
Stars and Stripes
Tokyo
Byrd Studies Consolidated Budget Bill for Economy Plan
Senator Byrd proposes a single blanket budget bill to consolidate all government department appropriations. He argues piecemeal cuts fail to deliver real savings and that a unified measure could drive broader economy after the war.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Virginian
Joint Committee
Virginia
Goveror
Desirable 68-Acre Farm With House Barn and Pond
Very desirable farm with 68 acres includes an 8 room house, a large bank barn, a 20 by 50 two story poultry house, a well, cistern and pond. Located 414 miles east city on a good road with electricity available. Asking price $9,500. Includes 147 acres total with 80 acres clear farming land and balance wood.
Mindoro Base Sparks Philippine War Crisis
The article frames General Yamashita as a key threat and predicts a Chinese coast invasion plan, noting Mindoro air bases bring U S air power within half an hour of Manila. It cites MacArthur and Nimitz optimistic plans, warning of intense fighting ahead as the Philippines nears decisive operations.
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Marshall von Rundstedt
Yamashita
Europe
MacArthur
Mindoro Iskely
Philippine Archipelago
Mikado
Philippines
Mindoro
Luzon
Manila
Tokyo
Ashia
United States
Philippine
E Philippines
Pacific
Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
China
Japan
New Books at Handley Library Include Notable Acquisitions
Handley Library announces new circulating titles such as Enjoy Your House Plants by Jenkins and Wilson and The Riddle of Cancer translated from a treatise by Charles Oberling M D. Also listed are Microfilming by Ralph De Sola Careers for Women in Banking and Finance by Dorcas Campbell Young Men and Machines by Raymond F Yates Behind the Microphone by John J Flaherty and a note on how Albrecht Durer signed his paintings with a monogram D inside a large A.
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Handley Library
Jenkins and Wilson
Charles Oberling
Ralph de Sola
Dorcas Campbell
Raymond F. Yates
John J. Flaherty
Wanted Furnished Apartment Near Small House
Classified note seeks furnished apartment for adults with contact number 5731. Also requests maple bed in good condition with phone 4610. All men needed immediately as erral.
Russian Cowboys Move Vast Cattle Drove Across Liberation Areas
The Soviet government shifted millions of cattle sheep and goats from Western Russia through Belarus Ukraine and Central Asia as Germans retreated. Some 549 veterinary and 250 control stations were set up along 23 routes totaling a world circumference. About 25 000 herdsmen oversaw the trek begun last spring with 60 000 freight cars and 1 000 locomotives needed if by rail. One cowboy Persidsky started with 600 cows and reached Voroshilovgrad with 660 cows and calves totaling 230 tons.
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Russia
Central Asia
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Kirov
Vologda
Persidsky
Voroshilovgrad
Excavating Started For New Hospital In Charles Town
Excavation began for a new $250,000 General Hospital to serve Charles Town and nearby Ransom. Funded by popular subscription, the facility will be built on the former St. Hilda's Hall site, donated by Raymond J. Funkhouser.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Ransom
St. Hilda’s Hall
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Firm employees kept informed on bomber progress
Arrangements are made to keep the firm informed of the combat progress of the bomber as often as circumstances permit. The question asks if employees contributing part of their pay toward the aircraft are kept informed.
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