Interest payments deductible on income tax primer 1949
The article explains which personal interest payments qualify as deductions when itemizing. It covers home loans, car and other purchases, and specifies exceptions such as life insurance or tax exempt securities. It also lists deductible state and local taxes and offers a method to estimate gasoline taxes.
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Maine
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Montana
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
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D. C
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Miss
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Ore
Hiccup patient persists after drug treatment
Jack O Leary, 24, who has lost 60 pounds while hiccuping for 18 months, remains affected despite an injected drug. His mother reports continued feeding of unsweetened apple juice and follows a Sacramento doctor's suggested treatment, though the doctor's name and the drug are not disclosed. She has received about 400 letters offering cures.
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Los Angeles
Jack O'Leary
Margaret O'Leary
Sacramento
Hole in One Clothes Moths Cause $250 Million Annual Damage
The article reports clothes moths inflict about 250 million dollars in annual damage across the United States. It notes the pests affect textiles and fabrics in homes and businesses, highlighting economic impact and the need for control measures.
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United States
Georgia Governors Eligible to Seek 1951 Race
Gov Herman Talmadge and former Governor Ellis Arnall were ruled eligible to run for Georgia governor in 1951. Attorney General Eugene Cook said Talmadge is serving an unexpired term after Eugene Talmadge's death, while Arnall is eligible since four years have passed since he left office.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Cook
Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
Arnall
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Sonora Boy Barely Escapes Electrocution
Billy Merritt eight, son of the city secretary and Mrs Arthur Merritt, escaped electrocution when an electric lamp fell into his bathtub in Sonora. He was treated with an inhalator and recovered rapidly.
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Sonora
Billy Merritt
Billy
Arthur Merritt
House Probe Seeks True State of National Defense
The House armed services committee to study what the nation has and needs for defense. Vinson said officials from the defense establishment will be called, with a report due in a few weeks. The panel reaffirmed conclusions on the B36 hearings and cleared no corruption in aircraft buying.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
National Defense
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services
Navy
Pentagon
Defense
Cole
R-Ny
House
Women Workers Quitting Formosa
The State Department said all women staff at the US consulate and embassy in Taipei will be transferred and replaced by men. The move, said spokesman Michael McDermott, follows a policy for posts in China. Staff will not be materially cut, and many dependents are leaving on recommendations to use normal transportation. About 250 Americans are on Formosa.
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INS
State Department
Formosa
Taipei
Department
Michael McDermott
China
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