Local Paper Seeks Community News in Cameron Tennessee
Publisher Milton F. Brown Jr and editor Peggy Florida run a weekly Cameron Tennessee paper. It is entered at the Cameron post office as second class mail and published every Thursday with subscription rates of 5 per year within the main county and 2.75 outside the county or state.
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Cameron
Terns
Who Must File income Tex R eturns Answered By Internal Revenue Office
The notice explains filing requirements for individuals with income tax withheld. It states that taxpayers earning $400 or more generally must file, and that filing can secure a refund of withheld taxes even when no tax is due. It notes using Form 1040 or 1040-A, with 1040-A for wage income.
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Internal Revenue Office
Tax Filing Confusion For Working Wives
The article explains that under state community property laws a wife’s taxable income includes both spouses earnings and is taxed to her. It notes many employed wives assume they need not file if they earn little and misunderstand separate filing or refunds. It warns the local office receives many calls about this.
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Beusu
Hiss
Approval of Watershed Jobs in Texas and Nationwide
The Agriculture Department approved watershed projects in 13 states including Upper and Lower Brushy in Williamson and Milam counties Texas. Four Texas projects join Cummings in Lee Fayette Austin Colorado and Aura in Lamar. Surveys will assess feasibility and potential federal aid with local cost sharing under federal law. Congress has appropriated 1.75 million dollars for surveys and preliminary work. Eisenhower urged 5 million dollars for the new fiscal year.
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Williamson
Milam
Agriculture Department
Washington, D. C
Texas
Cummings
Lee, Fayette
Austin
Colorado
Lamar County
Washington
Soil Conservation Service
Ork
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Army Engineers
Congress
Eisenhower
20000 Texas Farmers And Ranchers Assisted By FHA In 1954
Nearly twenty thousand Texas farmers and ranchers received financial aid from the Farmers Home Administration in 1954. More than 46 million dollars was loaned, with Texas borrowers also repaying millions from the Emergency Loan and Livestock programs. The article names Walter T. McKay as State Director and cites national totals by R. B. McLeaish. Local officials Roy M. Wright and others are listed alongside the Henderson Building Cameron office location.
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Texas
Farmers Home Administration
Walter T. McKay
Farmers Home Administration Vailas
R. B. McLeaish
Stokoe Telewat
FRA
McKay
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Drouth
McKay Emphasiz
Exemption Rules for Each Child Under IRS Guidelines
Taxpayers may claim an exemption for each dependent child. The IRS notes criteria including age limits, full time student status, residency, citizenship, and gross income thresholds. Requires maintained educational institution standards and five months of the taxable year.
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F. J. Schultz
Internal Revenue Service
National Institute
Als Educational Institution
United States
Canada
Mexico
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
Republic of the Philippines
Philippine Islands
February Thrift Foods Offer Plentiful Selections
Homemakers find a varied choice of plentiful foods at the grocer in February. The U.S. Department of Agriculture lists abundant options including seafoods such as shrimp frozen haddock fillets and frozen hali as part of the February plentiful foods list.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bargain Meats Hunger as Turkeys Remain High on List
The article notes canned tuna and other staples on the list while holdings of heavy turkeys stay near record highs, creating a strained market cue for shoppers.
Oil search and new wells planned in Falls county region
Reports indicate a 4,000 foot oil search near Rosebud in Falls county with new wells to be started soon. Cameronites welcome new residents Mr and Mrs W M Fuqua Mr and Mrs Buck and Mr and Mrs Jarot Sears. Mrs R Y McQuary of Sharp returned from a visit to Waccami Temple and visited Memorial Baptist Church in Temple.
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Falls County
Rosebud
Delhi-Taylor
San Angelo F
Neil McLessan
St LO
Breilise
Sale Deep
Cameronites
W. M. Fuqua
W. Buck
Jarot Sears
Food supplies show boosts in several commodity groups
Dried beans including pirtto laree and baby lima beans are plentiful. Only Ferrary fruits, oranges and grapefruit, are plentiful fresh and processed. Lettuce, carrots, canned green beans and corn are more plentiful now than in several months per the U S D A.
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Milton F. Brown, Jr
Peggy
Florida
George Childress Insurance
Surety CO
Mest
2Arma Radio Service
Radio Repair Service
Bus Nova
Drs. Evans & Evans
Optometrists
Rockdale
E. A. Camp
J. W
Jim Miller
Cox Building
Cameron, Texas
William
Black
Joe
Jack W. Prascott
First National Bank
Chas. H. Hightower
Gorder S. Bashin
Emory B. Camp Insurance
Cameron,texas
F. H. A. Loans
Pis
Texas Farmers & Ranchers
FHA
Roy M. Wright
Ed Op Pagch
Buckholts
Frank J. John
Burlington
A. Ralph Arrett
Thorndale
Henderson Building
Rangey
Valentine
Fem
Power & Light Cob
WFAA
L. Kidd Carmeron
Teas
Ure, Jessie Delle
Rim
Maysfield Mercantile
iAvtoamle Lewis
Merch Prsce On
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