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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1918

Page

3

Questions Answered About Federal Income Tax Inquiries

The Post answers reader questions on timber depletion deductions and how to compute them, whether inheritance portions count as income, war tax on small power boats, and federal filing thresholds. It explains widow status for exemptions and head of family rules, including dependent child credits.

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Red Cross Opens Express Motor Service in Boston Area

The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross launches express motor routes between 142 Berkeley Street Boston and branch offices in the metro district and the New England division supply hub at 1009 Washington Street. Two donated vehicles, a covered wagon and an open truck, service six routes covering 40 plus branches, delivering knitting materials sewing supplies and comfort items while collecting finished work. Henry Y. Jewett drives the covered truck, a veteran of Verdun service. J. T. C. Baldwin heads the shipping department with James S. Lee as assistant.

Boston American Red Cross Berkeley Street Metropolitan New England Washington Street Henry Y. Jewett Verdun J. T. C. Baldwin Shipping Department Express Service James 8. Lee

Reverend Macy Takes Roxbury Pastor Post at Fliot Church

The Rev. Paul G. Macy began his duties as pastor of the Fliot Congregational Church on Kenilworth Street Roxbury yesterday succeeding the ill health–stricken Rev. W. Rhoades who resigned.

Paul G. Macy Fliot Congregational Church Kenilworth Street Roxpury W. ©. Rhoades

St Louis street cars crippled by weekend strike

St Louis street railway traffic nearly halted as motormen and conductors walked out after 11 PM Saturday. About 50 arrests were reported for minor violence as evening fell and officials said no lines would operate tonight.

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