Income Tax Auto Deductions Explained for Business Use
The article outlines allowable deductions for auto costs under the income tax law. It clarifies that purchase price is not deductible, but operating costs and depreciation may be, when the car is used for business. It lists gas, oil, repairs, garage rent, licenses, property taxes, interest, uninsured damages for business use, and insurance on business vehicles as deductible items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
A. F. C. Heads to Meet Officials on Relief Work
The article reports plans for relief work in Hemet and county centers. It notes the Chamber of Commerce serving as the district center and registration of unemployed persons continuing at designated centers. Jane H. Dodge, county welfare department superintendent, and her staff assist Director Simms under R I C funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemet
Chamber of Commerce
County Welfare Department
Jane H. Dodge
Simms
It Is Easier to Prevent Bad Habits Than Break Them
A concise aphorism notes that stopping bad habits before they form is simpler than overcoming established ones, emphasizing proactive self-control and prevention.
Progress noted on prizes for garden contest
Progress noted at a meeting of the prizes committee for the annual garden contest. Donors favor a prize identical to the one depicted and many contributions are being made. Mrs. C. E. Shank described spring planting of municipal flower beds at Eighth and Main, with work progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. J. Mueller presided at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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C. E. Shank
Eighth
J. Mueller
Chamber of Commerce
Go's Blessings Enter Ife Quietly Says Beecher
A compact quotation notes that blessings move into Ife without fanfare or self proclamation, highlighting a subtle, unobtrusive influence. The line presents a thoughtful meditation on quiet presence and moral power.
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Ife
Beecher
Chamber Heads in Session Today
Sixteen Chamber of Commerce directors met at the Kinney banquet room at noon and discussed the nation s banking situation before and after their session. They passed a resolution urging state officials to extend Fish and Game district 46 to the San Jacinto mountains resort area, creating a wildlife refuge. A note urged eliminating the West Sixth street dip and improving Ontario street using gas tax funds. Perle Glass will receive an enlarged membership and paid-up chamber status for his Orange Show exhibit work, with directors led by Frank Ware and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kinney
Difani
Phillips
Fish and Game District
San Jacinto Mountains
Fuller Creek
North Fork Creek
South Fork Creek
Automobile Club of Southern California
West Sixth Street
Chamber
Ontario Street
Sacramento
Perle Glass
Glass
Frank Ware
Warren L. Ashleigh
Fred E. Snedecor
Dan Huckins
Avery Briggs
H. B. Deming
C. W.harris
Fred B. White
F. J. Mueller
J. T. Salmond
W. E. Hill
George V. Claytor
Frank E. Bishop
George Graham
Tibetan puppy Nino travels 7000 miles to San Francisco
A six week old Tibetan puppy named Nino owned by Mrs J C Loh man has traveled 7000 miles from China to San Francisco. The piece also notes a church that will be both worshipping and working.
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San Francisco
Nino
J. C. Lohman
China
Palm Springs One Day Trip Draws Motorists
A brisk one day excursion from Corona leads through orange groves to Beaumont and Banning then deserts to Palm Springs. Scenic drives include Palm Canyon Murray and Andreas canyons Tahquitz Canyon and nearby date gardens with blooming desert flowers and cacti.
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Corona
Palm Springs
Beaumont
Banining
Mount
San Jacinto
Palm Canyon
Murray
Andreas
Tahquitz Canyon
Date Gardens
King’s Vacation palace set at Warner Bros studio
The Warner Bros studio in North Hollywood built an immense palace set for The King's Vacation starring George Arliss and showing at Corona tonight. The 400 by 200 foot palace required 150 workers, vast marble plaster, and a record sized grand staircase. Supporting cast includes Dick Powell Patricia Ellis Dudley Digges O Heggie Marjorie Gateson Florence Arliss Vernon Steele James Bell Maude Leslie.
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Warner Bros. Studios
North Hollywood
George Arliss
Corona Theatre
Arliss
Dick Powell
Patricia Ellis
Dudley Digges
O. P. Heggie
Marjorie Gateson
Florence Arliss
Vernon Steele
James Bell
Maude Leslie
Ominous March 8 Horoscope Cautions Against New Ventures
The March 8 1933 horoscope warns of an inauspicious day for major undertakings and advises focusing on routine matters to avoid losses from unforeseen events and broken promises. It notes morning hours for ordinary business and planning, and mentions notable birthdays Simon Cameron Carlos Guillermo Homero Davenport.
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Simon Cameron
Carlos Gudio Y Spano
Homer C. Davenport
Legion Meeting Blends Business and Volleyball Fun
Corona American Legion post last night combined business with a volleyball match between the Duty Dodgers and the Reveille Haters. The post approved bonds for veterans and housing while planning a four-team inter-Legion tournament. A Memorial Day observance plan and a March 11 dance at Memorial Hall were announced.
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Corona American Legion Post
Memorial Hall
Duty Dodgers
Day Jewell
Baily .Burch
Council to hold brief meeting with opening prayer
The council will conduct a brief meeting replacing Rev. Dr. Wallace with Williams from St. John's Episcopal church for the invocation. February bills will be audited and warrants issued for payment. City check recipients may cash warrants when banks reopen or at local stores accepting warrants.
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Wallace
Williams
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Teague backs deposits plan to stabilize banks
Teague tells Senate Finance Committee he favors government guaranteed deposits with a tiny tax to fund losses. He proposes farm policy shifts including land leasing at small rents and production holdouts, financed by taxes on processed farm products.
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Teague
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
America
Sam
Congress
Prepare City Truck Garden for Crops
The neon icdpal vegetable garden on Vicentia streets has been plowed for a second season. Workmen are paid in vegetables for planting and cultivation. Water is supplied free by the Gorena City Water Company and plowing is done by the city street department. Last year the plot yielded a large amount of vegetables.
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Vicentia
Gorena—City—Water—company
City Street Department
Misunderstood knowledge confuses some people in daily life
A brief reflection notes that some individuals struggle to apply what they know. It suggests a gap between awareness and action and urges practical use of knowledge in everyday tasks.
Attempted Post Office Rule Break Inquiry Details
Postmaster Johnson refused to disclose case details and denied a $400 figure, stating the check and money order totaled less than $100. The morning questioning sought information on the incident with the post office.
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Johnson
Unclear health claim ad for blood pressure treatment
An OCR fragment promotes a Dr Blyes presenption and a FRET TRIAL with claims of quick relief from high blood pressure symptoms within days. It mentions no salts opiates or dope and asks for payment and reporting to a listed Kansas City address.
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Uooyow
Blayes
Cuates
Kansas City
The Man Who Succeeds Uses Failures as Stepping Stones
A pithy maxim on resilience. The speaker asserts that progress comes from converting mistakes into progress rather than dwelling on them.
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George Raft
Mae West
Wynne Gibson
Constance Cummings
Alison Skirworth
A.F.C
Lawer
Keller Furniture Co
East Sixth Street
Young Traveler
The
Corona Daily Independent
the Independent Commercial Printing Department
PEBL
Brief Council
Cancer Clinic
Carlf, Wieduwilt
S. LaBrea Ave
Los Angeles
Oregon
Kelw Alm
Taiyo
Edward
Stage Depot
King Edward Hotel
Calif
Corona Daily Independent Telephone
Yi Kinda
Priggn Top Company
Monte Carlo
Monaco
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