Vets Exempt From Taxes on Service Pay in 1945 Act
Amarillo reports veterans from World Wars I and II will receive tax relief as the 1945 revenue act exempts enlisted service pay from federal income tax from 1941 to wartime end. Officers gain a three year extension to pay. Refunds available for taxes already paid on service pay if an application is filed.
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Amarillo
G. W. Allbrooks
J. E. Pietzsch
Alsbrooks
Soviet Iran Crisis Deepens Over Troop Withdrawal
The text claims Russia will ignore or bypass a request to remove troops from Iran, cites Tudeh Party plans for a coup to keep troops, and notes Iran's UNO case. Ambassador Ala says Security Council delays to March 25 due to travel, warns UNO may die if unsatisfied, and alleges troop buildup on the Turkish border risking Turkey and Iraq. Benjamin Franklin post offices noted.
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Russia
Iran
Tudeh Party
UNO Security Council
New York
Hussein Ala
UNO
Ala
Security Council
Turkey
Iraq
Veterans Benefits and Pension Eligibility Overview
The text lists types of veterans benefits and income exemptions including compensation or pension for service connected disabilities, retirement pay in lieu of pension, total permanent disability non service origin pensions, war risk or national life insurance, survivor pensions for widows or dependents, training subsistence allowances under specific laws, and state bonuses tied to active military service. It emphasizes that veterans and dependents need not report these benefits as income on tax forms.
John A McCullough 85 Dies in Amarillo Home
John A. McCullough 85 a Amarillo resident for 20 years died at 11 15 this morning at his home 111 Fairmont Funeral arrangements are pending at Blackburn Shaw He is survived by eight sons H L Ralph Ray and Don all of Amarillo A J and L A both of El Reno Okla J B of Oklahoma City and G E of Clovis N M
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John A. McCullough
Amarillo
Fairmont
Blackburn Shaw
Mr. McCullough
H. L
Ralph
Ray
Don
A. J
L. A
el Reno
Okla
J. B
Oklahoma City
G. E
Clovis
N. M
Dow Jones Stock Averages and GRAIN closes in Chicago brief
Merrill Lynch figures at 1 PM show 30 Industrials down 3.52, utilities and rails mixed. Closing stock averages list Am Rad and General Motors near unchanged, with notable moves in Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear, Union Carbide and various airlines and oil firms. The Chicago grain close reflects modest shifts with wheat and corn quotations noted.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
United Aircraft
U S Rubber
US Steel
Warner Bros
Ty Western Union
Ween Bellcote
Vcccocas
Willys-Overland
Cynt Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Pierce
Armour & Co
Lashetareraia
Bladwim Loco
Bendix Aviation
Sia
Bethlehem Steel
Binn-Knox
Waco
Braniff
Briges Mfg
Burroughs
Chrysler
Comm Invest
Cont Motors
Cscccess
Curtiss Wright
Tay Te Deere & Co
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Sbshebouss
Goodyear
Bae
Gulf Pet
Pawaascanss
Harvester
Cess
Tel Leenew
Jones-Laughliin
Kennecott
Lockheed
Long-Bell
Glenn L. Martin
Nor Am Aviation
Nor Pac Ry
Packardion
Baetese
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Penn RR
Cepebenecesnes
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Mat
Phelps-Dodee Sbephenseonns
Phillips
Sescensethasss Ee
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair
Socony Vacuum
Sen Pag
Spiegal, Inc
Studebaker
Pdukebées
Texas Corp Ear
Tex Gulf Sulpheson
Tidewater
Packhash
Union Carbide
Kansas City Livestock Market Summaries and Courthouse Notices
Livestock prices steady to higher across cattle hogs and sheep with daily volumes in Kansas City and Chicago. Notable figures include steers up to 17.50 and hogs around 14.85, plus varied calf and cow prices. concurrent courthouse records show warranty deeds, divorces, and marriage licenses in the district.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
C. T. Ware
Hugh Anderson
G&s
Clara C. Smith
Rose Scobey
Southside
W. Frost
C. F. Smith
Nelle L. Barnes
T. W. Cotten
Amarillo Nat'l
Bank
C. L. Munday
C. Ter. Brady
Commercial Square
Leroy McDaniels
E. Johnson
Lot
Holland
Susie L. Bynum
Geo
Lee Bynum
Raymond B Baker
Dorothy Delores Weaver
Edwin E. Sims
Ora May Gurley
Virgil J. Martin
Elsie Helen Stratton
U S Reports Russian Military Move Toward Tehran
The State Department said it had reports that more Russian troops and heavy military combat equipment were being moved southward toward Tehran and the western Iranian boundary, with the United States sending an urgent response.
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State Department
Tehran
United States
Iran Tension and Possible Russian Use of Lend-Lease Arms
Officials here discussed dispatches from Iran claiming a Russian force near Tehran at Karaj includes Sherman tanks. The tanks were lent to the Russians for use against Germany, and their potential use in Iran could trigger new American protests to the Soviet Union.
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Iran
Karaj
Soviet Union
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