Veterans tax facts guide for returning service members
Francis J. Kret, director of the Veterans Service, releases guidance on tax filing for veterans. Key points cover service pay exemptions, disability and retirement pay, GI benefits, dependents, and regular tax provisions. Veterans should file past due returns within six months after returning home and observe 1946 tax deadlines. Conservation advice notes letting soap dry after removing wrap.
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Marboro
Ila
Francis J. Kret
Veterans Service
Kret
United States
Internal Revenue
Quotes of the Week Mix Mockery and Debate Across Cities
A collection of remarks from Los Angeles and Chicago figures and a New York professor. Mrs. Barnes touts girdles to slim figures, James Stewart jokes about corsets, Firestone and Haney discuss prosperity and economics, William Pyle cites a haircut incident, and Captain Lynne endorses policewomen amid gendered views.
Hagertys Celebrate Sixth Anniversary in Chestnut Street Home
Mark and Mrs William A Hagerty of Chestnut Street marked their sixth anniversary last Tuesday. They wed January 28 1940 at St Bernard s church by the late Rev George Mulcahy and have one son. Mrs Hagerty is Helen R Dempsy and Mr Hagerty works at the Massachusetts Reformatory. The colors and guidons from Pennsylvania National Guard units in World War II are enshrined in the Harrisburg state museum.
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William A. Hagerty
Chestnut Street
St. Bernard's Church
George Mulcahy
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Museum
Harrisburg
Missing Hudson mother sought by police aid
Police enlist aid to locate Mrs Rose Sleeper a Hudson mother of five missing since December 14 after a second marriage. She wed Russell Piper November 15 at Tyngsboro and left with three children on a wedding trip planning to live in the south. The other two children were left with a friend and caretaking was placed with the State Division of Child Guardianship.
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Hudson
Rose Sleeper
Tyngsboro
Russell Piper
Claiife
John
Maureen
Poe
Schildre
Gas Company Worker frees 25 line telephone root
A gas company employee freed a stubborn 25 line telephone cable root after prolonged effort. Simultaneously he phoned in the incident, causing a large part of the city to lose service briefly.
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Kenton
Food prices and supplies ease after wartime highs
Retailers report plentiful food in the market with lower prices except sugar. Butter has fallen to 65 cents a pound, beef and several roasts show notable drops, and turkey and fish prices ease as housewives curb purchases amid lingering high costs. Lobsters and cod prices retreat while overall demand remains steady.
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Hamburg
Teacher Beats Weather Rap in Salem Nebraska
In Salem Nebraska 1914 Miss Leona Wickham teaches at Brooks School and braves blizzards and bad roads. She lives in a trailer on the school grounds with her mother and is never late regardless of weather.
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Salem
Neb
Leona Wickham
Brooks School
Miss Wickham
Employment in Area Good Says Director
The US Employment Service district director in Marlboro Hudson Maynard area says area employment is strong with a rise in initial claims and job placements. As of December 1 the office had 354 veteran and 266 regular claims, rising to 447 and 441 respectively, with 1328 area placements including 677 veterans and 84 job openings noted during the past year.
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Philip Yngve
US Employment Service
Marboro Hudson Maynard
Yarve
Yngve
G. I
Marlboro Weighs Future of Employment in Bright Era
Readable excerpt discusses Marlboro and its business climate as it anticipates a new era of employment. Emphasizes factories and conditions shaping labor prospects in the town’s history.
Betrothal Announcement From Concord Family
Miss Goodin Gooding and Mr Hal Halstead announce the betrothal of Eleanor Gooding to a Longstreth of Concord. The couple’s families include Mr and Mrs streth Hallowell and connections to Vassar College Middlesex School Harvard University and the Burma India campaign era. The note references American powder production and wartime service figures of over 40 million pounds.
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Concord
Éric Gooding
Eleanor. Gooding
Streth Hallowell
Con
Miss Gooding
Vassar College
Hallowell
Middlesex
Harvard University
Burma
India
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