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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1944
Page
5
Last of a series explains line by line calculations for 1943 income tax forms. It details subtracting lines to compute normal tax, applying surtax, and totaling liabilities, with notes on payments, deferrals, and joint returns. It promises illustrations in Sunday’s Gazette.
A pamphlet from the Educational Division of 535 Fifth Ave New York offers free opinions from noted physicians on whether epilepsy is hereditary and what causes it. Readers may request B-514 to obtain this booklet while supplies last.
Thirty candidates from Cedar Rapids and vicinity will become members of council No 909 Knights of Columbus Sunday. They will attend mass at St. Ludmila's at 8 a.m. and receive communion. A breakfast follows, then degrees at the KC club 716 A avenue NE. Second and third degrees begin at 1:30 p.m. A dinner and entertainment close the day. The new initiates will be guests at a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting.
The U S civil service commission issued recruiting circulars inviting applications for three general civilian war service positions. Openings include salvage and promotion representatives, information and public relations officers, war program activities representatives, and related roles requiring knowledge of business and industry for positions such as commodity specialist and contract specialist.
Job listing seeking statistical analysts and research analysts with roles as budget officers, finance officers, auditors and accountants. Positions to be filled across agencies in Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota. Salaries range from 2433 to 7128 dollars.
C Arthur Watson brother of Claude Watson Prohibition party candidate for President was fined 200 dollars Thursday for drunk driving. A 180 day jail sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year after his guilty plea. Police report notes the incident occurred in Los Angeles.
The United States rejected Gen Charles de Gaulle’s proposal that Fighting French forces vote in every small French town after Nazi ouster. Washington urged national reconciliation and unity, disavowing plans favoring one party, while warning elections should be postponed until French people decide.
The text describes a rift between the French committee and the consultative assembly as they clash on election procedures and women suffrage. It notes a behind the scenes power struggle within the administration over constitutional changes and suggests De Gaulle aligned factions favor local elections to curb Vichy officials.
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