Infernal Revenue Director Outlines Tax Deductions
The article lists allowable deductions for employed individuals including costs for tools, safety equipment, professional society dues, customer enrollments, and workrelated expenses. It notes restrictions on deducting certain personal or alimony payments and emphasizes reporting certain income items. A 1950 tax guidance line directs readers to the Internal Revenue Service district office for questions. It also reports a separate fatal accident in Washington where a performer died after a fall from stairs at home.
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Bingler
Tater Revenue
Laney
Mike
Dodiel
Payne
Cesiuet Stich
Auaport
Deguotilsle
Othien Auestioh
Triumphal Entry Reflected In Palm Sunday Meditation
The sermon recalls the first Palm Sunday and Christ as King entering Jerusalem amid praise and the healing of old wounds. Rev. Elmer A Ortner cites prophecy and memory, urging believers to invite Jesus to triumphantly enter their souls today.
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Elmer A
Ortner
Johan
Israel
Easler
Christ
Balok
Jesus
Allelulia
Sen
Jess Chit
Imphal
A. D
Jonen
Land Back To Blind Deaf Mute In Philadelphia
The auctioneer’s gavel ended a sale yesterday on a lot once gardened by David Badger a 60 year old blind deaf mute The lot was bought for back taxes and handed to his heirs by realtor Benjamin Prager The sale ends a period of loss of Badger’s garden but promises spring flowers again
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Philadelphia
David Badger
Orso F
Benjamin Prager
Prager
Hildian
Fire Damages Steel Plant in Lyndom Area
A blaze damaged part of a steel mill roof spanning nearly three blocks. Three fire companies battled for over an hour before control was achieved. Plant manager R. Pooke said the fire, likely started by a high tension circuit, caused light damage and no injuries were reported.
Israel Reiterates Plan for Gaza UN Role Amid Evictions
Israeli leaders warned of renewed conflict if Arabs obstruct the Gaza pullback and ship access. Dag Hammarskjold prepared to fly to Cairo and Gaza to set up a UN civil administration, with troops from Sweden Denmark Norway and Colombia ready for Gaza duty while Polish and other forces would secure Sharm el Sheikh. Ben-Gurion defended withdrawal as defense against Arab attack, urging UN guarantees and noting the Gaza Strip remains a major hurdle before a Middle East peace and refugee solution.
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Elm. Burns
Gaza
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
TOC
India
Tudonesia
Egypt
Nasser
Golda Meir
Israel
Meir
New York
Ben-Gurion
Ben - Girlon
Tishell Shipping
Gazi Strip
Beypt
Woman Sues Nickel Plate Railroad Over Husband's Death
Mrs. Nettle J. Prouty of Plepoint files a $110,000 damage suit in Ashtabula county common pleas court against the Nickel Plate Railroad. The claim seeks compensation for the death of her husband, George W. Prouty, killed in Nickel Plate yards by February 1, 1885, alleging negligence in allowing a crane boom to strike him while he worked between a tender and a crane.
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Conneaut
Ashtatlit County
Nickel Plate Railroad
Nettle J. Prauty
R. D
Plepont
Here
George W. Prouty
Tee Nickel Plate
Hold Services For Leo J Hubbard
Funeral services for Leo de Hubbard were held yesterday at 2 p m at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev Ralph Lindsey of Mina Corners Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Bearers included Dan Reynolds, Alton King, Homer Redding, Stanley Kasper, Charles Graham and Stanley Maleski. Out of town mourners listed include Mahlon Hubbard and family, Howard Ives and daughter Jeanette, Don Reynolds and families, Arnold Wilson, Robert Lawson Migalohh D Port, Ty Crandall of Corry, Richard Skuse and Willis Stevens of Findley Lake, Jean Hubbard of Buffalo, Frank Kasper of Columbus. Interment followed in Mina Cemetery.
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Leo de’ Hubbard
Spitzer
Clymer
Ralph Lindsey
Mina Corners
Jeanette
Don Reynolds
Stanley Kasper
Charles Graham
Arnold Wilson
Robert Lawsons-Migalohh-D-Port
Ty Crandall
Corry
Richard Skuse
Willis Stevens
Findley Lake
Tda Jean Hubbard
Buffalo
Frank Kasper
Columbus
Mina Cemetery
Truman Doctrine in 1947 frames U S Cold War policy
The article recalls President Truman appealing to Congress for 400 million dollars in aid to Greece and Turkey, launching the Truman Doctrine. It notes this policy as preventing communist conquest, extending aid worldwide, and shaping alliances like NATO and SEATO, with Eisenhower continuing the stance against communism.
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Thlimian
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Hemri
United States
Gresce
Marshall Phin
Europe
Russia
Truman
Eisenhower
Truman Tala Dons
Fam
Family Homeless After Fire Destroys Trailer
A trailer fire started by an oil heater gutted the trailer and left six in the family of Mon Louis Covenron homeless, including four children. Kennedy Fire Department fought the blaze. Red Cross aid provided temporary shelter, food, and clothing for the Chautauqua County family.
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Kennedy Fire Department
Mon Louis Covenron
Albert Dennison
Red Cross
Chautauqua County
Pike Aides Ordered To Post Bail In Scranton Case
A Pa Superior Court ruling directs Pike Aides to post bail within seven days as part of a criminal jury investigation. The decision, delaying Feb 21 bail deadlines, keeps 23 defendants in play with motions to dismiss indictments. Former Commission Chairmen G Evans and G Franklin McSorley are among the 10 seeking dismissal.
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Pennsylvania
Jle
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Dauphin County
Unki Id
Harrisburg
Commission
G. Evans
G. Franklin McSorley
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