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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
6
The article explains income tax deductions and the W-2 form, noting changes in withholding rules and the impact on credits. It discusses the 1 percent income tax credit and annual rebates, with emphasis on withholdings, joint or separate returns, and eligibility thresholds.
The passage describes freshmen reflecting on New Year resolutions, holidays, and a Christmas party held December 12. It mentions decorations, carols, and gifts, with faculty invited to refreshments, and a note of apologies for absent faculty.
School gossip recounts Christmas gifts including watches bracelets rings and other items. Students speculate on who gave Mary F and Margaret their gifts while questioning the origin of wings worn by Jean S and a bracelet from an unnamed boy.
The article quotes Dr. Jet Winters urging Congress to set reasonable postwar tax law to secure peace time expansion. It notes attitudes on taxes and war emergency policies affecting business and investment. It also reports Dr. H Halley Carroll preparing a 12500-entry Handbook of Texas for the Texas State Historical Association.
The text describes German divisions, prisoners, and battlefield outcomes with remnants of troops. It notes military movements, including capture of prisoners from various units, and mentions the Montetimer pocket and the 19th ses cat units. It hints at veterans and redrafted soldiers in the Western Front.
A Mexican senate backed a bill allowing the President to deploy Mexican forces abroad for the duration of the war. The move follows a pledge to support democratic victories against the Axis, with the Mexican fighter Squadron 201 preparing for overseas combat likely in the Pacific theater.
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