Massachusetts corporations to reclaim 1928 tax refunds
Massachusetts corporations using accrual accounting may claim a federal income tax refund for 1928. The rule allows deducting 12 percent of the second year Massachusetts tax and accruing interest, with filings due by March 16, 1981 to avoid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Bureau of Internal Revenue
James F. Collins
Seidman’ & Seidman
Public Accountants
Collins
Massachusetts Corporation
Onder
Co Piline
Prohibition Debate Shows Local Nonpartisan Strain
The piece notes prohibition splits in Britain and U S sentiment, arguing wages and living costs drive tariff views, while the prohibition movement remains locally financed and fragmented with wets lacking a unified plan or convention to decide next steps.
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Couden Club
Great Britain
Mngland
United States
Godrinaires
Ogmm
Alcoholic content and home wine making debate noted
The text discusses attempts to increase legitimate production for large scale alcohol and asserts it would not affect private home wine making. It states prohibitionists support the Eighteenth Amendment but warn that laws alone won’t ensure order and call for a cheerful spirit of obedience to the law.
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Review of Reviews
Good Citizens Railroads Aid Drought Relief Across Nation
The Natchez Democrat lauds railroads as good citizens for aiding drought relief and flood recovery, noting their prior wartime work and ongoing support for industrial growth, jobs, and agricultural advancement. It highlights continued tax pressures and modest returns since the war, stressing the railroads’ commitment amid a financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez, Miss
Mississippi Valley
United States
Acton Agricultural Association Holds Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The Acton Agricultural Association gathered in the town hall on Monday evening November 3 for its fourteenth annual meeting. A turkey dinner preceded at 6:30 PM with about 150 attendees, followed by a business session in the upper hall led by President Murray Brown. The treasurer reported a financially healthy Acton Fair of 1930 and expanding assets. Officers for 1930 1931 were elected, including Clarence N. Howard as president and Eugene L. Hall as treasurer.
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Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Murray Brown
Clarence N. Howard
George A. Richardson
Howard J. Billings
Bertram Hall
Eugene L. Hall
J. S. White
Cor
James B. Tuttle
W. Stuart Allen
Frank A. Merriam
Benjamin Pope
J. Sidney White
George W. Mead
W. B. Currier
Albert W. Locke
Albert P. Durkee
Waldo E. Whitcomb
Harlan B. Tuttle
Webster B. Blanchard
Horace F. Tuttle
Frank W. Holt
J. A. Vani Winkle
Mr. Goward
Rickles Shoe Sale Promises Further Reductions
A local ad promotes deeper price cuts at Rickles Shoe Store with further reductions on every shoe in stock. The message highlights a sentiment of regret if customers miss the sale and encourages quick shopping.
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Rickles
Rickele—Adv
Concord and Acton Vote Totals Reported
Section traces county and town results for governor and state offices. It lists Governor Allen and Ely tallies, U.S. Senate Butler, lieutenant governor, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, and local officials with vote counts from Concord Acton Sudbury and other towns.
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Concord Vot
Concord
Allen
Joseph B. Ely
Butler
D. Farnham Smith
Keyes
Atles Wena Sr
Sudbury
Bag
Claggett
Youngman
Burrell
Harley
Harley Rodd
Warner
Fee Srv
Enone
Seidoewe
Oh Suds
Taki Distries
Ceeeyeeeeesens
Clagget
Ahene Eae
Secretary
Cooke Sie Ee Aeleaien
O'Brien
Ieee
Eeee Efi c
Wees
Chas. Hurley
Weet Eeree
Auditor
Steeererineses
Sao ‘Francis
Hurley
Sieceesee
Aorney General
SWIM
Isabel Eedesieeseedee
Warner Eee Eeneees Eee
Conacais
Butler Ois
Cave
Coolidge
Sth
Hallorany
Sonnes
Rogers
Ssharor
Worcester-Hampden
Johnston
Ee Aee Rene Ene
Berlin Shows 6.0.P. Strength in Ballot Field
A dense list of candidates across parties appears, with names such as John W. Aiken Socialist Labor and Frank G. Allen Republican among dozens of figures for elections. The document notes referenda on the Baby Volstead Act and shows vote tallies and assistant clerks listed for ballot processing.
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John W. Aiken
Socialist Labor Party
Frank G. Allen
Harry J. Canter
Joseph B. Ely
Alfred Baker Lewis
Etivae Ccenseagenenet
James H. Andrews
Edith R. S. Sawyer
Ellers
Hattie
B. Wood Ward
Marion CG. Fromaat
C. A. Nutting
James &. Andrews
John W. McCarty
Robert E. Taylor
R. &. Sawyer
Fay .L. Bridges
Proposed constitutional amendments and public referenda results
A historical ballot summary lists referenda on redistricting liquor repeal and steel trap laws. Voters respond Yes or No to measures including proportional representation for senatorial districts, prohibition repeal, and the steel trap statute, with tallies shown for each option.
Control of Congress and Wet Wins Across States
Nationwide revolt driven by economic distress and anti Prohibition sentiment puts Democrats near controlling both houses. Roosevelt reelected New York governor by a large margin. Illinois Massachusetts Rhode Island vote wet. Morrow and Buckley win in New Jersey and Ohio. Pinchot wins Pennsylvania governor ship as Dry sentiment fades.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles H Tuttle
al Smith
Illinois
Massachusets
Rhode Island
Senaate
Ruth Hanne McCormack
Senate
Col. J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinoi
McCormack
Ohio
Anti- Saloon League
Robert Buckley
Dry
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
John M.hemphill
South
Heflin
Unity Club Seeks Sewers and Talks at Meeting
An all day sewing session hosted by the Unity Club will convene in the Unitarian Church parlors on Friday. In the afternoon a business meeting led by Mrs. Charles M. Houghton will precede a talk by Miss Ethelyn Spofford on her European trip and the Passion Play she witnessed at Oberammergau.
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Hudson
Unity Club
Unitarian Church
Charles M. Houghton
Ethelyn Spofford
Aever
Ropean
Pia
Oberammergau
Music and readings at Magnolia Rebekah Lodge event
The Magnolia Rebekah Lodge plans a program of music and readings in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night after the business meeting. Committee in charge includes Miss Brida M Holmes Miss Olive Starson and Miss Vinnie C Holmes. A short sketch will also be presented with assistants Miss Augusta Holden Rev S M Hiffle John W Pomfret Ahmet B S Tarbell Kenneth C Howe and Dean S Holmes.
Marlboro Pilot Payne Flies to Hudson Landings at Robbins Field
Marlboro air port operator Marlboro flying Service conducted by Marlboro–Charles Payne, Weston, flew to Hudson yesterday landing on Harold H. Robbins field. Payne, an expert pilot, has entertained Marlboro and Hudson residents with stunt flying and passenger service this season. He visited briefly and returned to the home port before night fall. Lewis “Buddy” Clark accompanied as a passenger.
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Marlboro
Charles Payne
Weston
Hudson
Harold H. Robbins
Mr. Payne
Lewis
Buddy” Clark
Payne
Evening registration urged for Maynard High classes
High school students are asked to register at Maynard High School this evening or tomorrow evening from seven to nine o clock. The notice marks the start of the new school term and calls for orderly signups by students and guardians.
Oil Tank Collision at Glendale Street Corner
An oil tank operated by Maynard and Company collided at the Glendale Street corner this morning at o'clock. The tank was toppled on its side and ruptured its contents. Drivers Tucker and Ajcze wski escaped injury as police and witnesses noted heavy damage to the vehicles and shattered glass. The tank leaked oil at the scene before cleanup and investigation.
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Maynard
Maynard and 4
Tucker and 4
Joseph Ajcizewski
John Typ
Glendale
Call Meeting of Business in Maynard Selectmen Notice
Maynard selectmen issue call for meeting of business men and professionals at the high school on Thursday at 10 30 am to discuss the local situation.
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Maynard
Lever
Electric service interruption in Concord due to wiring
Edison service in Concord was interrupted Tuesday night for thirty four minutes from 10 50 to 11 24. The outage resulted from improper wiring at the substation causing automatic systems to trip. Crews corrected connections and the station operator remained on duty as all automatic features resumed normal operation.
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Concord
Edison
Halloween Party Brightens Grange Hall Gathering
Middlesex residents held a Halloween party at Grange Hall on Friday with whist games and refreshments. Mrs. John, Mrs. Fred Newman, Mrs. I non, William Morrill, Nathan ther and Michael Foley received Ald favors. prizes went to Mrs. M and Mr. Foley.
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Maynard
Middlesex
Grange Hall
John
Fred Newman
Inon
William Morrill
Nathan Ther
Michael Foley
Foley
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Charles Ss. Grant
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Harry Fieldman
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