Tax Help for 1943 Returns From Amarillo Officials
Deputy collectors in Amarillo urge which taxpayers must file and what information to gather for 1943 income tax returns. They guide on W 2 forms, dividends and interest, estimated tax, and the 1125 slip, with Ross Rogers delivering a campaign address. Amarillo’s local quota is $112,500 toward a national goal of $200 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Ralph Kenniston
Amarillo
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kenniston
Dallas
Ross Rogers
Ivor Davies
H. R. Budke
W. W. Gibson
Ed Roberts
T. Crowe
Frank Litle
Lawrence Hagg
Father Drury
Harve Allen
John Maynard
Walter Blackburn
Grady Oldham
W. P. Patterson
Avery Rush
W. N. Barrick
Phyllis Stanfield
Wales Madden
L. K. Patton
Eddie Johnson
George Ordway
Red Cross Staff at New Spot in Amarillo
Mrs. Al Warner manages the Red Cross headquarters for the War Fund drive at Southwestern Public Service. O. E. Todd chairs the campaign, with volunteers staffing the office reachable at 7251. The Large Gifts committee meets Saturday noon at the Amarillo Hotel chaired by Macon O. Carder. John K. Boyce and others are listed as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Warner
American Red Cross
Southwestern Public Service Company
O. E. Todd
Amarillo
Macon O. Carder
John K. Boyce
Tires in Shortage Prompt Recapped Strategy
Washington report quotes P M Dean from the Office of Rubber Director stating that military needs for tires exceed civilian supply. Synthetic rubber is rising but most production is diverted to war uses, limiting civilian tires to 18 to 20 million this year. He urges recapping and group riding as essential conservation for six to nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dean
Europe
Pacific
Rubber Department
Dean
Snow seeks habeas relief over Alcatraz health and treatment
Cecil Snow, an Oklahoma postal robber at Alcatraz, petitions federal court for a writ of habeas corpus citing unsuitable climate per his physician and alleging cruel and unusual punishment after authorities allegedly removed all his teeth and fed him hard food. He was acquitted of a knife murder of fellow inmate Maurice Herring. Raffkind earns gunner’s wings at Yuma Army Air Field. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Raffkind of 1305 Jackson Street and a graduate of Amarillo High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Cecil Snow
Oklahoma
Alcatraz Penitentiary
Snow
Federal District Court
Raffkind
Sidney W. Raffkind
Eli Raffkind
Jackson Street
Yuma Army Air Field
Yuma
Ariz
Radio Operators and Mechanics School
Sioux Falls
S. D
Amarillo High School
Market snapshot Chicago and Kansas City livestock prices
Chicago livestock market steady to higher on hogs cattle and calves with top hogs at 14.00. best light yearlings 16.75. Sheep and lambs steady with western fed lambs near 16.60 to 16.70. Kansas City notes similar patterns: hogs mostly steady, 200-330 lbs at 13.50 to 13.55. cattle steady to lower in spots. calves slow. sheep bids lower with best lambs above 16.35.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
NEW York Stock Exchange
Errill Lynch
Pierce,nner & Beane
Armour & Co
Aviation Corp
Aeenee
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Glen
L. Martineeeeee
Midet
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Non
National C
New York
New York Central Ry
Ohio
North Ee Averon
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Enee
Paramount Eeseene
Southern Pacific
Calif
STM
Ind
Studebaker Naastte
Texas
White Motors
Warner
Western Union
Lackawanna
Casualty totals show 118,128 through Feb. 7
U S Army casualties total 118,128 through Feb. 7 with 19,499 killed 45,545 wounded 26,339 missing and 26,745 prisoners of war. Navy Marine Coast Guard casualties run to 39,737, making war and navy totals 157,865. An advanced Red Cross First Aid course begins at the Blackstone Hotel with instruction by Mrs. Czingili.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
U. S. Army
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
Navy Department
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard
War
Navy, Marine and Coast Guard
RED Cross
Blackstone Hotel
John Czingili
Senators back Barkley as Democratic leader in Senate
The House debated over rules as Kennedy pressed to be heard and Rayburn kept order amid a full gallery. Democratic Senators adopted a resolution pledging confidence in Alben W. Barkley as leader, praising his proven leadership and urging him to continue in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
House
Senate
Coughton
Rayburn
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Barkley
Roosevelt
Alben
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
United States
London Night Drive Echoes War Years
A narrator recalls wartime London while a cabbie recalls 1940 and 1941. The scene ends with the cabbie hinting at Berlin as a darker comparison, reflecting lingering anxieties about the city’s past and present peril.
War Department Served Notice In Odd Ranch Tale
A scrambled wartime snippet describes a Levi's search gear, a plaid shirt, gloves and a saddle. The Sailor Marine vows a Ranch Life report in 30 days amid grim talk of a deadly campaign and a drone at the ranch. Meckel eyes Oak Leaf Clusters for a Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi's
Sailor-Marine
Okeh
Meckel
War Department
Chamber of Commerce to Move Headquarters Saturday
The Chamber of Commerce will begin moving its headquarters this Saturday and finish by next Wednesday. The new offices will be in the Amarillo Building arcade. Manager Rex Baxter said telephone service will remain at the old quarters through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber’ of Commerce
Civic Organization
Amarillo
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Polk Street
Recruiting Drive Seeks WAVES WACs and Cadets at Navy Station
Navy and Army recruiters answer questions at Amarillo station as Walter Vossbrink seeks civilian metal workers electri cians and mechanics for Pearl Harbor Puget Sound yards. Ensign Zeeck WAVES and Yeoman Weldon recruit women 20 to 50 for enlistment. Lt Shelby and Army Air Forces call for WACs to serve at an Army Air Base. Also Navy plans Naval Aviation College program for 17 18 year olds through Oklahoma City and Army Aviation Cadet Reserve through Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Army
Navy
Wacs
WAVES
Naval V-12
Army Cadet Reserve
Walter Vossbrink
Pearl Harbor
Puget Sound Naval Yards
Naval
Alane Zeeck
Rubye Weldon
Evan K. Shelby
Army Air Forces
Air Wacs
Army Air Base
Naval Aviation College
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Oklahoma City
Army Aviation Cadet Reserve Corps
West Texas
Lubbock
Army seizes plant to end strike and restore power
Electric service was restored to over 80 000 Los Angeles homes as Army engineers took control of the citys municipal power plant amid a 10 day strike by 2 500 maintenance workers. Priority was given to war plants and facilities handling food storage as repairs continued after a February 14 walkout and storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Army
Rufus W. Putnam
Army District
Shangri-La Launched at Portsmouth Amid Cheers
The aircraft carrier Shangri La slid into the Elizabeth River on its first run toward duty. Christened by the wife of Maj. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, the ship represents America’s resolve to strike Tokyo, drawing more than 75,000 spectators in Portsmouth. The article notes Paris Bastille completion year 1383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
America
Tokyo
Shangri-La
Elizabeth River
Jimmy Doolittle
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Mr. Kenniston
Ralph KE
W.O. Allison
New Spot
Howard McDonald
Maryland
Schilling
Washington, D. C
P. M. Dean
Office of Rubber Director
Rock
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beanend
Amarillo Building
Dow-Jones
Thad
Lockhart Cleaners
London
Berlin
Globe News
Holland
Netherlands
England
Admiralty
U. S. War
C. M. Williams & Co
Taylor
Phak
Wome
Ennes
Bastille
Paris
Buckley
Canada
Cretney Drug Bush Drug CO
Sreadi
Nature
Pilios
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