Serviceman Tax Exemption First $1500 of Pay Explained
The second of three articles explains that the first $1500 of active service pay is tax free and applies only to service pay. It notes possessions where pay may be taxed, lists taxable items for servicemen, and covers deductions and Form 1040 filing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Burton Heath
United States
American Samoa
Manua
Swains
Tutuila
Baker
Guam
Howland and
Jarvis Islands
Kingman Reef
Midway and Philippine Islands
Canal Zone
Sand Island
Wake Island
Peale, Wilkes
Pribilof Islands
Puerto Rico
Navassa
Seranilla Bank
Swan. Islands
Iowa to supply 300 workers for Boeing Seattle plant
Iowa will furnish 300 workers for the Boeing Aircraft plant in Seattle to assemble B 29 Superfortress bombers. Civilian personnel are also needed at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard to repair battle damaged ships. A federal representative will interview applicants at the U S employment service office and at Boeing for both skilled and unskilled positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Boeing Aircraft Company
Seattle
Wash
Herbert J. Eberhart
Cedar Rapids
Boeing
Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Eberhart
Civil Service
U. S. Employment Service Office
Third Street SE
West Coast
Navy Yards
Employment Service Office
Few Bomb Japan Crewmen See Tokyo During War Missions
AP reports hundreds of American Superfortress crewmen bombed Japan yet few visited Tokyo or other areas. Capt. Jim Darden, of Glaymon, Oklahoma, recalls the first Tokyo bombing and a later Nagoya mission with limited sightseeing due to clouds and combat demands. He notes Fuji in sight on Thanksgiving day and expresses no desire to tour wartime Japan afterward. crews begin raids at 5:30 a.m. with briefings before operations.
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Saipan
Japan
Tokyo
Jim Darden
Guymon
Okla
Darden
Nagoya
Fuji San
Fujiyama
Dust Bowl
15 Hours Over Pacific and Saipan Mop-Up
The unit may fly up to 15 hours over the Pacific then return to base where intelligence officers question them for guidance in raids. Supper is served around midnight. Flyers keep busy with movie tents, baseball, football, swimming, and gardening. A mop-up at Saipan freed or killed over 200 hiding Japanese soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Saipan
Senate Unit Backed School Broadcasts
The Senate interstate commerce committee approved unanimously a bill to protect high school music broadcasts on radio. Senator Vandenberg drafted the measure after AFL Musicians head Petrillo halted the Interlochen festival in 1942, aiming to bar interference with non commercial educational programs by tax exempt schools.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
James C. Petrillo
AFL Musicians Union
Interlochen
Mich
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Serviceman's Income Tax
Ana
Ewate Ae Ead
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
NUEVE
Montgomery Ward
Fuji
H. G. Fussell
Optometrist
2Nd Ave. SE
Dial
Vicks
Luberger’s
Luberger
Third Avenue
Laura Lee
Craemer’s HI
Craemer's HI
Craemer
T.N.T
Laura , Lee
Harele
Joyce Hubrite
Gingham
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