Self-Employed Income Report Rules Under New Social Security Act
Self employed individuals must file Schedule C with their tax return if net earnings from self employment exceed 400 dollars in a year. Reports are due by April 15 and must match the Social Security card details. Benefits may accrue after age 65 with specific earnings limits and partial benefits between 1200.01 and 2080. The SSA offers guidance sheets and pamphlets to assist in proper reporting and eligibility.
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Power of Internal Revenue
Director of Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Olympic National Park Holds Snow Mountains and Beaches
Olympic National Park in Washington is unique for containing both snow caped peaks and ocean beaches within its vast preserved area on the Olympic Peninsula.
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Olympic National Park
Olympic Peninsula
Washington State
United States
Auditor Hits Cronin For Award Method
Boston officials face audit criticism as State Auditor Thomas J. Buckley targets Secretary of State Edward J. Cronin for private contract handling of Massachusetts vital statistics to the federal government. Buckley cites 34,359 paid from 1949 to 1955 not accounted for or deposited, says Cronin refused records and was uncooperative.
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Boston
Edward J. Cronin
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Buckley
Buckley
Cronin
New Littleton Lions Club Plans Early Meetings
The new Littleton Lions Club will meet Monday January 23 at 6 30 PM at the Trail Inn Route 2A with President Irving Dunn presiding. Zone meeting at Concord January 24 is announced and charter night is planned for February 4 in Brouty Gymnasium sponsored by the Concord Lions.
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Littleto
Littleton Lions Club
Trail Inn
Route 2A
Irving Dunn
Concord
Brouty Gymnasium
Concord Lions
Record Hop Returns to Memorial Hall by St Bernard’s CYO
A large crowd attended a record-hop Friday evening at Memorial Hall hosted by the St Bernard’s parish CYO, replacing a Carlisle skating party. Plans call for a skating party this Saturday at the Greenough estate if weather allows.
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Monument Hall
C.Y.O
St. Bernard’s Parish
Carlisle
Greenough
Solemn High Mass of Requiem for Mrs Flavin in Concord
A solemn high mass of requiem was held for Mrs Elizabeth McCarthy Flavin 67 of 49 Lexington Road Concord died last Wednesday at McCarthy Nursing Home. Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery after service at St Bernard's Church. Survived by four sons Dr John F Flavin Philip Robert and David two brothers and two sisters and three grandchildren.
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Concord
Elizabeth (McCarthy) Flavin
Lexington Read
McCarthy Nursing Home
St. Bernard’s Church
Edmund M. Higgins
Robert G. O’brien
James H. Connolly
John A. York
St. Bernard’s
Boston
Flavin
Philip T. Flavin
John F. Flavin
Philip
Robert
David
New York City
Francis McCarthy
Chicago
Harry McCarthy
Milton
Frank‘s
Reynolds
Chestnut Hill
Katherine McCarthy
Paul Revere Impersonator Fined for Red Light Violation
A man from Leominster named Paul Revere appeared in Concord District Court for running a red light in Lexington near the 1775 House on Route 2. He was fined five dollars by Judge Pierre A. Northrup after Lexington inspector George C. Barry nabbed him.
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Concord
Paul Revere
Lexington
Leominster
Concord District Court
George C. Barry
Concorde Pike
Revere
Pierre A. Northrup
Recreation classes open for registration in Concord
Registrations are underway for a recreation league workshop sponsored by the Extension Service with sessions on January 19 26 February 2 and 9 at the extension office. Led by Miss Huth McIntire expansion recreation specialist at the University of Massachusetts. Contact Mrs Ethel Veenen daal at the Extension office to register.
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Concord
Recreation League
Extension Service
Ho. Huth MeIntire
University of Massachusetts
Ethel W. Veenendaal
Bemis Speaks at Lincoln Church Supper Meeting
Lincoln Alan Bemis of Concord was guest speaker at the Bar-Club supper meeting at First Parish in Lincoln Sunday night. He shared stories about Maine. Reservations were handled by Mrs. John Meyer and Mrs. Louise L Sutre. The note also mentions the Civil War Hunley sinking the Housatonic.
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Lincoln
Alan Bemis
Concord
Bar- Club
First Parish
Bemis
Maine
John Meyer
Louise L Sutre
Mrs Butler Elected President of Church Service League
Mrs Hector Butler was chosen as president of the Church Service League of St. Anne's Episcopal Church at a meeting last week at Mrs Frank Lin C Bronson's Weston road home. Mrs Frederick M Speagner was elected vice president, Mrs Leo Palmer secretary, and Mrs William D Doherty treasurer. Rev Morris R Robinson rector spoke briefly and refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Spooner and Mrs Robert Woodworth.
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Lincoln
Hector Butler
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Mirs
Franklin C. Bronson
Weston Road
Frederick M. Speagner
Leo Palmer
William D.doherty
Morris R Robinson
Spooner
Robert Woodworth
Unity Club Hosts Family Night at Union Hall
The Unity Club schedules a Family Night at Union Hall Friday at 7 30. An Indian family from Reading will present demonstrations and dance. Cochairmen are Mrs Frank Berry and Mrs Robert MacFarlane.
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Crlisle
Unity Club
Union Hall
Reading
Cochairmen
Frank Berry
Robert MacFarlane
Acton Catholic Guild Plans Spaghetti Supper Feb 11
Acton Catholic Woman's Guild held a meeting at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church Hall West Acton to coordinate a spaghetti supper for February 11 Mrs Wilbur Tolman leads the planning Details will be announced later Also reported is Wildey Night at Massachusets Avenue home West Acton with a cake walk led by Mrs Dorothy Reed A Lowell legion foray was attended by local veterans and Acton High School cheerleaders took part in a Far East activity note
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St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church Hall
West Acton
Acton Catholic Woman’s Guild
Wilbur Tolman
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Myrna MacLeod
Massachusets Avenue
Dorothy Reed
Nathan French Dies After Long Illness at 79
Nathan French, 79, of West Concord and formerly of Medford, died at Emerson Hospital Tuesday after a long illness. Born October 15, 1876 in Bay Roberts Newfoundland, he retired as a lumber grader after years with Palmer and Parker in Charlestown. Surviving are his wife Lillian and daughter Mrs. Winifred Hillyard of Bloomfield NJ. Funeral services were held at Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin B. Nylen officiating. Interment Glenwood Cemetery Maynard.
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West Concord
Nathan French
Highland Street
Medford
Emerson Hospital
Bay , Roberts
Newfoundland
Palmer and Parker Company
Charlestown
Lillian French
Winifred Hillyard
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Edwin B. Nylen
West Concord Union Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard
Campaign Urges Funds for Arthritis Drive
Norman W. Fradd, Lincoln chairman of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, urges funds to fight what he calls America's number one crippler. He notes rheumatic disease disables ten times as many as diabetes or tuberculosis and cites 200000 Massachusetts arthritis and rheumatism victims.
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Lincoln
America
Norman W.fradd
Massachusetts
Arthitis and Rheumatism Foundation
Byron Boys Now Serving in U S Army
Concord reports both Byron brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs Charles M Byron of 35 Hubbard Street, are in military service. Pfc George K Byron stationed in England completed instruction at the United States Army Europe Ordnance School in Fussen Germany in wheel and vehicle mechanics and studied tanks at Fort Sill Oklahoma and trucks at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Charles M Byron Jr after leave returns to Fort Dix New Jersey as second in command firing range instructor on a range over 20 miles long.
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Concord
Byron
Charles M. Byron
Hubbard Street
George K. Byron
England
United States Army Europe Ordnance School
Fussen
Germany
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Charles M. Byron, Jr
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Ladies to Hold Annual Meeting at Congregational Church
The Carlisle Ladies Social Circle meets today at the Congregational Church for tea and its annual business meeting and officer election. Mrs. Hazel Dutton, the president, will preside with co hosts Mrs. Isabelle Campbell Mrs. Janice Banwell and Mrs. Grace Sietson assisting.
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Carlisle
Congregational Church
Hazel Dutton
Isabelle Campbell
Janice Banwell
Grace Sietson
Carlisle Junior Choir Sings at Congregational Church
The Carlisle junior choir under Marilyn Dutton with Jane Macdonald assists Sunday service at Carlisle Congregational Church. The George H Phillips property on Concord Street has been sold to Douglas Sloane and wife. Virginia Wilkie visited Staten Island relatives. 4 H Cloverbuds met at Mrs. George W. Dutton’s home. Sarah Wilson assists. Advice warns against using a blow torch to thaw frozen pipes.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Marilyn Dutton
Jane Macdonald
George H. Phillips
Concord Street
Brothen
Douglas Sloane
George W. Dutton
West Street
Sarah Wilson
Birthdays of Presidents: McKinley and Ohio's notable leaders
Timeline of William McKinley born January 29 1843 highlighting his terms 1897 1901 Spanish American War tariff policy and assassination by Leon Czolgosz at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo with his death on September 14 1901.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Ohio
Virginia
Canton
House of Senate
U. S
Pacific Coast
Buffalo
New York
Leon Czolgosz
High School Junior Installed As Master Of DeMolay in Concord
Concord chapter of the Order of DeMolay installed Concord High School junior Alan Williamson as master councilor at a public ceremony in the Masonic Temple. The event featured a ham supper, a large installing suite, guest speaker Rev. Robert H. Barber, and multiple officers and preceptors named or serving.
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Concord
Alan Williamson
Virginia Willaimson
Willow Street
Concordigh School
masige’connéMor
Concord Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Williamson
De‘Molay
David Woodruff
West Concord
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Floyd McManus, Jr
Charles Williamson
Donald Bresnick
Harold Cahoon, Jr
James Ritchie
Thomas Mudgett
David F. Richardson
Arthur Smith
Bedford
David C. LeBallister
Curtis Petersen
Lester Nelson
Steve Lamonakis
Sentinel
Stephen Puffer
Almoner
James Laffin
South Acton
Barry Andrews
Lincoln
Christopher Billings
Bradley Lortz
West Acton
Tony Willcox
Daniel Puffer
Wayne Smith
Randolph Pierce
Mark Crowell
The Hittites: First Civilized People and Their Innovations
The Hammites are described as the world’s first civilized people who domesticated animals, invented the plow to till fields, and united under kings.
Directors announce Evening Concert Series lineup
Sudbury On directors of the Evening Concert Series announce William D. Carmichael as study at land Conservatory. William D. Carmichael and Mrs William E Howestreet to lead clarinet. Carmichael previously led Wellesley High Orchestra and band, and served four years in the Navy, entering last fall.
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Sudbury
William D
Carmichae
William E. Howestreet
Tory
Wellesley High
Cone Wellesley High
Navy
Deaths and notes from Groton obituary column
The text records recent deaths including Henry W. Jewett, a long-time Groton resident and retired man. It references Dr Arthur University School and developments, and mentions B Harrow and A Young with sympathy and extenstence notes. The seaplane project N is also noted in relation to the era.
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B. Harrow
A. Young
Henry W. Jewett
Groton
How Life Began At 82 In Color Telephone Ad
An old newspaper snippet promotes a color television extension telephone offering decor-compatible color design. Advert suggests monthly payments under 1.25 and a one time initial charge with a telephone business office listed.
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Lester O. Krampitz
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Edwards- Quimby Post
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Nancy Caputte
Acton High School
Fort Devens
Japan
Nere
Far East
U.S. Army
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Robert Jensen
Staten Island
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Fred R. Jones
Old Acres
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