Treasury reports sharp rise in income tax receipts
The income tax revenue for the fiscal year to March 17 rose by 1,702,890,595 over the same period last year. March collections were 599,196,194 higher than a year earlier, according to the treasury. The figures cover the current fiscal year begun July 1 and include employee withholdings by employers and other income tax revenue.
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Ancient Tungsten By Tungsten Swordmakers
Ancient swordmakers used tung sten to craft sharp edged blades noted for durability and edge retention in historical metallurgical studies.
Young Harpist Lois Bannerman To Play With Philharmonic
Lois Bannerman a young harpist from Hempstead New York has earned praise as a rising virtuoso. She studied at Juilliard with Carlos Salzedo and won the Young Artist’s Contest at 15. She will guest solo with the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra in the season finale next Tuesday night.
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Billion Beef Pounds Short
SAN ANTONIO March 21 Joe G Montague attorney for the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association says one billion more pounds of beef should have been produced in the past year. He notes 1944 slaughter was up from 1943 by 2,000,000 head but output fell by half a billion pounds. He cites ceilings tied to March 1942 market price versus higher feed and labor costs.
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Barefoot Wife in Cruelty Suit Seeks Maintenance
Elaine Straulin 23 testified before Judge Joseph Sabath that her husband enforces barefoot confinement and blocks shoe purchases by holding ration books. The court granted temporary support of 65 dollars monthly for her one year old son, Thomas Jr. The couple married September 3, 1942 and separated January 24 after her claim of cruelty.
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Cattlemen Face Diminished Incentive from Small Market Move
The article argues that a policy or condition so small in scale erodes any real motive for cattlemen to improve beef quality, undermining production incentives and potentially affecting market competitiveness.
Homecoming Soldier Seeks Welcome Back to Gang
Charlie Jenkins returned from overseas wounded and discharged. The town planned a warm reception, but Doc Walters advised treating him as part of the group again. He joined friends for horse shoes, a beer, and casual conversation to resume old times.
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