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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
3
A single taxpayer who supports dependents in one household can be head of a family and claim a $2,500 exemption plus a $400 credit for each dependent. Dependent status depends on legal or moral obligation and financial dependence. Only one head of a family allowed. if net income in 1932 was $1,000 or more, a return is required.
Longview Texas March 7 pending adjustment of the national banking situation the East Texas Chamber of Commerce has its annual membership drive underway with local businesses urged to join and support regional economic activity.
A brief from Del Monte notes a fine 200 mile motor trip this morning. The first person stirring in that scenic spot is Miss Marion Hollins, an able young woman well known in the East, en route to a golf tournament.
The text recalls a heiress who after oil riches in California builds Passo Tiempo golf club at Santa Cruz, markets sardines and salmon for fertilizer, comments on American worries and Hearst optimism, and notes European crisis looming since 1914.
The piece argues nations may start new wars after unaddressed conflicts and criticizes fascist leaders and Vatican tensions. It warns against expensive wars by American presidents and envisions a shift to certificates replacing money, noting historic money shifts from silver to gold and current uncertainty about value.
The author argues Americans possess abundant resources and independence, noting France and the United States alone have enough to be of real use. Morse cites cowrie shells used as money on distant islands. He urges New Yorkers to value clearing house certificates and Americans to recall their ample supplies despite limited distribution and confidence.
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