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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
10
The new pay-as-you-go income tax law changes how payroll deductions work for wage earners starting July. For many, 20 percent of income over exemptions is withheld, with possible chart-based adjustments. The article explains credits, refunds, and how 1942 and 1943 taxes blend into final 1943 returns and future installments.
June 23 Washington report says House Military Committee Chair May and members push Selective Service to reveal plans for drafting fathers. They cite uncertainty about timing and eligibility and seek information from McNutt and Hershey. Senator Wheeler echoes call to bar pre Pearl Harbor fathers before Jan 1.
Leavenworth Kansas June 23 Pyot Harold M Ream painting the interior of a new alligator cage at the visitors park was surprised when a woman threw grass into the enclosure. She blushed and stammered explaining she was not sure if he was fully covered.
In York on June 23 a woman reported a dress theft to detective Nelson L. Shultz. A 15 year old girl with a young man admitted stealing the dress saying she had nothing to wear for her date.
The table lists figures for Married and Single columns with notes explaining that a married couple earning half the exemption per person can treat each deduction under the Single column. It states the deduction privilege remains for dividing tax exemptions.
In a wartime vignette a couple savor home canning and shared beer as comfort and pride. The narrator, a former mess sergeant, celebrates family life, village gossip, and the appeal of Pabst Blue Ribbon as a symbol of friendly companionship on the CBS radio show Blue Ribbon Town starring Groucho and Mary.
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