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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1933
Page
5
The article outlines normal and surtax rates for 1932, including 4 percent on the first 4000 of taxable income and 8 percent on the remainder, with brackets starting at 6000. It notes earned income credits are no longer available and explains filing guidance. It ends with a house-for-rent request at 811 Lamar Street after 2 pm.
A Houston couple asks Tack for help in finding steady employment. The woman is an excellent cook and the man handles stock, poultry, and garden work. they are middle aged, energetic, and educated but financially strained seeking a good, respectful home job.
A reader from 117 East Sixteenth Avenue seeks the return of a white Spitz with a brown feather collar named Phi-Phi. A small reward is offered and any help in finding the dog is appreciated.
A ten month old German police dog is missing with a reward offered for its return at 401 Philadelphia Street. The clipping also includes a job clerking note from 20 year old Carrall Honscler and a radical salary-boost proposal urging universal 1 percent monthly raises to lift business.
A reader argues for a 1 percent wage increase tied to stock options to lift markets and worker compensation. The letter criticizes the income tax code for favoring tax exempt securities and allows loss deductions from stock sales to avoid taxes, urging reform.
The piece surveys tax avoidance through losses and aging real estate rules, hints at reform proposals from Senator Douglas and Arizona figures, and contrasts English church art debates with a new ballroom dance scheme. It notes English bishops calling for stronger Christ imagery and a London threesome dance concept.
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