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January 9, 1945
The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
What is this article about?
AP dispatch from Washington on Jan. 9 explains per capita cost to finance war and government will drop to $602.20 for fiscal year starting July 1, from $722.38 this year, while public debt per capita rises to $2,118.12 by June 30, 1946.
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Washington, Jan. 9-AP-It's going to cost us $602.20 apiece to finance the war and keep the government going through the year starting July 1 But we're getting off cheap-the cost this year is $722.38. The difference is $120.18.
Also, your share of the public debt is going above $2,000 in the next fiscal year
If you're interested in settling up-even if you do, you'll have to keep right on paying taxes-that exact figure is calculated at $2,118.12 on June 30, 1946. That will be an increase of $293.47 over the $1,824.65 per capita debt next June 30.
Washington, Jan. 9-AP-It's going to cost us $602.20 apiece to finance the war and keep the government going through the year starting July 1 But we're getting off cheap-the cost this year is $722.38. The difference is $120.18.
Also, your share of the public debt is going above $2,000 in the next fiscal year
If you're interested in settling up-even if you do, you'll have to keep right on paying taxes-that exact figure is calculated at $2,118.12 on June 30, 1946. That will be an increase of $293.47 over the $1,824.65 per capita debt next June 30.
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Fiscal Report
Economic News
What keywords are associated?
Budget
Public Debt
War Financing
Per Capita Cost
Fiscal Year
Where did it happen?
Washington
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Washington
Event Date
Starting July 1 ... June 30, 1946
Story Details
Per capita cost for war and government financing decreases to $602.20 from $722.38, while public debt per capita increases to $2,118.12 by June 30, 1946.