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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
13
This article explains completing the W-2 based return and when to use Form 1040. It covers totaling wages and nonwithheld income, combining spousal amounts, dependents, signatures, and mailing the original return to the local Collector, with notes on older W-2 forms and upcoming Form 1040 items.
The 20th Armored Division fought on the Seventh Army front in southern Germany near Munich and Salzburg in April 1945 against Nazi leaders. They captured Dr. Paul Schmidt of the foreign office, whose briefcase held 85,000 German marks and 1,000 kroner. The unit helped seal escape routes north of Munich and later occupied Traunstein after V E Day.
London report says Generalissimo Franco offers Don Juan the Spanish throne if he accepts a single party and names Franco commander in chief. Don Juan would return only with free hand to rule, per Lisbon dispatch to the London News Chronicle.
In San Diego Dalton Lionel Dodson aged 13 killed himself with a 22 rifle on Thursday over unrequited love for a girl aged 12. He left a farewell note to the girl saying she would never know his love and left her his bicycle.
Cedar Rapids road data show 938 reportable accidents in 1945 with 330 injuries and five deaths, up from 741, 245, and eight in 1944. September and December spikes followed gas rationing removal, and Captain Hughes cites ongoing safety efforts aimed at reducing 1946 incidents.
Alois Hoellriegel, a 36 year old Austrian guard at Mauthausen, testified that eight prisoners jumped from a 125 foot quarry cliff as SS guards beat them in 1941. He said the guards mocked the acts as playing paratrooper and that Kaltenbrunner and von Schirach had visited the camp.
The court heard dramatized accusing gestures toward Schirach as Kaltenbrunner absent from the box. Hoellriegel recalled cliff-jumping incidents and believed the Nazi leaders were aware. Schellenberg testified seeing Heydrich and the Wehrmacht quartermaster sign an agreement creating mass execution task forces under Kaltenbrunner’s command.
United States Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt and Czech Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk signed a civil air transport agreement in Prague. The accord promises to place Prague within 24 flight hours of New York, opening the Balkans and the Middle East to easier air access.
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