Household Workers Under New Security Ruling
The Social Security Administration and Internal Revenue Service announce a simple pre addressed return envelope for reporting regular household workers. The plan targets Marlboro area housewives with reporting duties starting April for workers paid $50 or more in a calendar quarter who worked 24 days or more for one employer.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
James A. McLaughlin
Waltham
Social security tax for household workers explained
Officials outline the envelope report system for domestic workers under the new social security program. Households employing maids or cooks will withhold 3 percent of cash wages for three months with half of that as the worker's share, matching by the employer. A sample case shows how to fill the form, pay by check or money order, and mail the envelope.
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McLiaughlin
McLaughlin
Collector of Internal Revenue
Waltham Social Security Office
Framingham Collector of Internal Revenue
Marlboro Post Office
71 Year Old Woman Returns To College
Salt Lake City report notes Mrs Ellis 71 and 16 year old Alice Aramaki among University of Utah students proving education adapts with age. Aramaki majors in French aims for a foreign service government job. Mrs Musser is also in the first class.
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Salt Lake City
U.P
University of Utah
Ellis Mathem
Aramage
Alice
Sudbury D A R Meeting December 2 at Wayland Church
Sudbury Wayside Inn chapter, D A R will meet in the Unitarian vestry Wayland on Saturday December 2 at 1 o'clock for dessert. Speaker will be Mrs Elizabeth Bissell Executive Secretary with the subject The Children's Mission. Mrs Flora Cody regent presides and the hostesses are to be the officers of the Chapter.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
D.A.R
Unitarian Vestry
Wayland
Elizabeth Bissell
Children’s Mission
Flora Cody
Post Nuptial Shower for Mrs. MacDonald Held in Sudbury
In Sudbury a post nuptial shower honored Mrs. Joseph G. MacDonald Janice Mailly on November 21 hosted by Miss Marcia Gaughan and Miss Mary Brown of Marlboro. More than a dozen friends gathered to present gifts as Corporal Joseph G. MacDonald and his wife prepare to establish a home near Camp LeJeune North Carolina.
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Sudbury
Joseph G. MacDonald
Janice Mailly
Marcia Gaughan
Gaughan
Mary Brown
Marlboro
Christmas Turkey Award Goes To Mrs Durkee
Harold Hanson of White Pond Road gave a free Christmas turkey. The winner is Mrs Irma Durkee of Newton Drive Maynard.
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Stow
Harold Hanson
White Pond Road
Irma Durkee
Newton Drive
Maynard
Submarine Visit Delights Sudbury Family for Thanksgiving
Sudbury Selectman and Mrs. Lawrence B. Tighe visited their son Radioman Third Class aboard the U.S.S. Becuna in New London on Thanksgiving Day. They toured the submarine and were impressed by the crew and the shipboard dining aboard.
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Sudbury
Lawrence B. Tighe
Tighe
New London
U.S.S. Becuna
Duging
Whitworths Hunt Deer at Plastic Rock in Brunswick
John Whitworth and his nephew Lewis join Mrs. V Porter at Plastic Rock Brunswick Canada for a hunting trip in the woods. They move to bag nine deer during the outing as stated.
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John Whitworth
Lewis
Chubbick
V Porter
Plastic Rock
Brunswick
Canada
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