Four Books Placed in McCulloch Library Memorials
Four new books were added to the McCulloch County Library memorial cabinet. Items honor Airman Second Class Ray Davis, and memory of Mrs. Fred Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. Shield, Mrs. James Clark, and Mrs. J. Eugene Williams. Nonfiction and fiction titles include The Vigilantes of Montana and Into the Setting Sun. The librarian notes additions for teens and young readers plus Little Golden Books. Washington weather and national budget notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Ray Davis
Germany
Barry Francks
Dorothy James Roberts
W. N. White
R. F. Shield
Katherine Tupper Marshall
Edward Geeslin
Lisa Lillywhite
Margery Sharp
James Clark
J. Eugene Williams
Devine
Hildegarde Dolson
Tuesday Club
Fred Cottle
Charles Flood
Houghton Mifflin
Iala Grace Erdman
Miss Erdman
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Elizabeth Goudge
Frank Slaughter
Florida
Montana
Thomas J. Dimsdale
E. de Golyer
Dallas
Beatrice Grady Gay
Santa Anna
Coleman County
Outer Space
Donald Keyhoe
Little Golden Books
H. L. Lackey
Filing joint tax rules for wives and dependents discussed
The article explains that a wife's taxable income is half of the combined earnings of both spouses and taxes apply accordingly. It notes many wives misunderstand filing requirements if earnings are under 600 dollars and clarifies dependent rules for children under 600 dollars. It also urges early filing and notes employers must provide Form W-2s from all jobs.
All Persons Who Made $600 Last Year Required to File
A 1953 reminder from W. G. Plueckhahn of the local Internal Revenue Office notes that anyone with at least $600 income in 1953 must file a tax return. He explains common misinterpretations by married couples under community property laws and outlines potential tax reforms that could offer about $1.5 billion in relief if enacted.
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Washington
Capital
Texas
Capitol Hill
Eis
W. G. Plueckhahn
Internal Revenue Office
Enhower
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Visit Relatives S-Set
Hank Ranne has been transferred to Denver from Alexander. Sgt. Ranne, his wife and two daughters stopped in Brady for a few days to visit Mr. and Mrs. Other Poe and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Ranne
Denver
Colo
Alexander
Sgt. Ranne
Brady
Other Poe
Leland Wilkinson
Your Senator Reports Your Senator Reports
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson writes from Washington on national capital happenings affecting Texas and Texans. The report covers agriculture and small business, farm income decline in 1953, safeguards against recession, Social Security milestones under Eisenhower, open mindedness versus vacant thinking, and brief Texas notes on visitors, cotton allotments, cooperatives, and REA loan repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
National
Texas
Mrs. Degas of Calf Creek Admitted Overnight in Brady Hospital
Mrs. John Degas of Calf Creek spent Saturday as an overnight patient at Brady Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Degas
Calf Creek
Brady Hospital
Mrs Perez of Camp San Saba Admitted to Brady Hospital
Mrs D P Perez of Camp San Saba entered Brady Hospital Saturday and was dismissed Tuesday. Ronny Young notes a Watch This Space policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Perez
Camp San Saba
Brady Hospital
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McCulloch Library
O. C. Fisher
James P. Jones
Memory Lane
San Angelo Highway
ROY O. Wilkerson & Son
Funeral Directors Burial Insurance Ambulance Service
Brady Nat'l. Bank
Brady National
Rady
Texa
Texas National Guard
36Th Infantry Division
Camp Mabry
Austin
T. J. Ryan
Fourth Army
Col. Ryan
Carl Phinney
Sterling W. Steves
David L. Johnson
Plueckhahn
Joe Sidney Row
San Antonio
Georgana Harmon
Joe
Houston
Jefferson Davis Hospital
U. S
National Foundation For
J. R. Cochran
Brady City Hall
Eisenhower
Congress
Roosevelt
Vann Kennedy
Corpus Christi
J. B. Kirklin
Ralph Burkholder
Bob Sherrill
L. D. McNeil
Pecos
A. F
Andy) Baker
REA Electric Cooperative
Ronny Young
Don F. Johnson
Gibbons
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
W. P. Jones
City OF
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