Revenue Program to Increase Federal Revenue and Simultaneously to Make a More Equitable Distribution of the Tax Burden (22 April 1937) Plans for Additional Revenue (12 February 1938) Proposals for Raising an Additional $500 million or $1 billion (14 March 1938) Methods of Raising Additional Tax Revenues (24 October 1938) Thoughts on Increasing Taxes at This Time (27 November 1939) Special Defense Taxes to Raise $500 Million Collectible in Fiscal 1941 (19 January 1940) Effects of Taxation on National Income (25 January 1940) Taxation in Accordance with Ability to Pay (9 September 1940) Automatically Balanced Budget: Response to Congressional Inquiries (5 May 1941) Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau on the First Revenue Act of the War (3 March 1942) Income, Sales, and Payroll Taxes and the Problem of Inflation (20 March 1942) A Retail Sales Tax and Prices (31 March 1942) Taxes Needed During Fiscal 1943 to Control Inflation (13-22 April 1942) Treasury Anti-Inflation Tax Proposals (12 May 1942) Alternative Methods for the Control of Consumption: 1)Compulsory Lending; 2) Savings; 3) Spendings Tax; 4) Expenditure Rationing (3 August 1942) Conferences on the Tax Program with Federal Reserve Chairman Marriner Eccles (12 November 1942) Revenue Program for 1943 (18 November 1942) Fiscal Policy and Inflation: Speech by Treasury General Counsel Randolph Paul (30 November 1942) Federal Taxation in Total War Speech by Treasury General Counsel Randolph Paul (11 December 1942) Memo for the Secretary: Senior Administration Staff Meeting on Taxes (12 December 1942) Revenue Objectives in the 1943 Bill (21 May 1943) Anti-Inflationary Program Discussed by Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau (5 July 1943) Individual Income Tax as a Method of Inflation Control (7 February 1944)