New Income Tax Rates Take Effect Tomorrow
Washington reports new withholding tax rates go into effect tomorrow under the tax cut bill. The changes affect weekly wage withholdings based on exemptions claimed, including one exemption for self and one per dependent. Workers with multiple employers may allocate exemptions across wages. The document lists withholding amounts across varied weekly wage ranges and exemptions, with figures detailing tax due. A separate note mentions D L Crowley losing several dress trousers last Saturday in Amarillo. reward offered for return, contact Love & Son Nursery, 1745 East Tenth.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Scout Camp Kiwanis Dates Set for Summer
Mrs. Walter Helmecke announced camp Kiwanis will run June 6 to July 17 marking the 17th season. Registration began April 15 with out-of-town Scouts allowed after May 15 and all signups at the Girl Scout office 605% Taylor weekdays 9 to 5 Saturdays 9 to noon. Camps include Day Camp options and local Brownwood ties noted in folders distributed to troops.
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Baker College
Brownwood
Kiwanis
Girl Scout
Taylor
Camp Kiwanis Set for Girl Scout Sessions and Fly-Up Plans
A 1948 committee reveals plans for a new Camp Kiwanis program. Members include Morris as chairman, with Mrs. Charles Whitfield, F. P. Berlinger, William Manning, Harris Kimbrough, Jack Liston, and T. W. Gilstrap. The schedule covers intermediate girls and Brownies transitioning to first-year intermediates, with one-week sessions outlined.
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Camp Kiwanis
Morris
Charles Whitfield
F. P. Ber- Inger
William Manning
Harris Kimbrough
Jack Liston
T. W. Gilstrap
Cowboy boots gifted to Texas A&M coach Harry Stiteler
Amarillo A&M Club presented Aggie football coach Harry Stiteler with a pair of cowboy boots as a token of thanks. Club president C. B. Marsh Jr received the coach's gratitude letter noting the boots fit and that walking felt different. Stiteler was measured for the boots during a January Amarillo visit. Locomotives in British express passenger service are to be painted different colors.
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Amarillo Exes
Stiteler
Aggie
Harry Stiteler
Texas A&m College
Amarillo A&m Club
C. B. Marsh, Jr
Stieler
Stiieler
Amarillo
British Express
Cancer Drive Plans Extend Campaign Across Texas
The Texas American Cancer Society drive, led by W. P. Hobby and Leonard Gunderson, plans a new scholarship fund and extended campaign through May. County chairmen were urged to forward donations to Austin, with a total of 4500 received so far and a goal of 88 741 for the state board. The telegram to county chairs cites delays in counties and continues the drive for cancer control funds.
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Austin
New
Charey Fisk
First National Bank
Carne, Jr
Underson
Eee
Board of Regents
News-Globe
American Cancer Society
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Leonard Gunderson
Potter County
Amarillo
Gunderson
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Hugoton
Stevens County
Kansas
McCray
E. C. Jones
Murel Curtis
GEO, Roberts
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Bulova
Ifeline
New Bulova
America
Life Magazine
Ett
General Paint Corp
Fiat
Hardware
the Great Commission
Grant Gross
C. W. Lipsey
Bible School
Christian Endeavors
West Amarillo
Tenjamond
Zole
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Belgium
Tim
Zales
Diamond
Sale's
Pompe and Burger, Texas
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