IRS warns employers with new law teeth
Sylvia Porter reports that in the last 90 days about 44 000 employers received IRS notices accusing them of not timely paying income and social security taxes. The agency will conduct follow‑ups, require special tax accounts, and impose penalties up to 5000 dollars or prison if noncompliance continues.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Chicago Area
Hartford
Conn
Fred C. Scribner, Jr
the Treasury
John J. Williams
Delaware
Scribner
Malathion aids Alabama cotton against aphids
Alabama planters found malathion a fast effective solution to heavy aphid infestations in 1957 cotton. The insecticide killed aphids and pests like weevils and thrips with low human and animal toxicity, earning praise from growers in Sardis Griffin and beyond.
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Alabama
Cotton Belt
Sardis
Robert F. Culpepper
Griffin
Newton Crouch
Speake Family Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Peri Howard Smith visits Moulton Hospital. Wade Hembree and son from Pensacola stay with Ruby Hembree family. Ezz Weaver hosts Vinson and Reeves families from Hart selle for Sunday. Marie Freeman attends Athens College summer classes. John McCaghren travels to Arkansas for brother’s surgery. George Nancarrow, Speake School principal, attends college in Nashville amid letters urging unity against communism. United we stand under the Constitution.
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Howard Smith
Corbin Smith
Moulton Hospital
Wade Hembree
Pensacola
Florida
Ruby Hembree
Ezz Weaver
Pruitt Vinson
Marvin Reeves
Hartselle
Marie Freeman
Athens College
John McCaghren
Arkansas
George Nancarrow
Speake School
Nashville
One of the Safest Insecticides Gaining Popularity
The USDA cites malathion as one of the safest insecticides for city use, noting its growing popularity despite concerns about phosphate-based products. The report highlights safety assessments and increasing adoption in urban pest control.
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USDA
Public Forum Letters From Readers
The Decatur Daily invites letters on questions of the day with initials or nom de plume allowed for publication. Senders must provide identity and address to the editor, and space limits require editing.
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Decatur Daily
Altrusans Host Fundraiser for Decatur Chapel
Altrusans sponsor a community party at the Coca Cola plant on Highway 31 S Monday at 7 30 PM inviting families. Proceeds fund furnishing the chapel at Decatur General Hospital. Members are urged to bring donated prizes to Clements Drug Store No 2 by noon Saturday.
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Altrusans
Coca Cola Plant
Highway 31
Decatur General Hospital
Clements Drug Store No. 2
Local Visits Highlight Summer Weekend Family Guests
Mrs Clarence Mill sapp Douglas and Sylvia of Decatur visited her sister Mrs Grady Gillespie and Mr Gillespie and daughter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clayton Hill visited here with their children for their mother Mrs Hattie.
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Clarence Millsapp
Douglas
Sylvia
Decatur
Grady Gillespie
Gillespie
Clayton Hill
Hattie
Morgan County Notes From Rock Creek and Cullman
D T Ford underwent surgery at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic Saturday. Malinda Lewis and Leslie and Beckie McKee accompanied Delores Horton to the Lewis reunion at Susan Moore Sunday. Auburn Drinkard and Jim Pitts ill at Vinemont home Saturday. Charles Ford visited his father at the clinic Sunday. Grace Lott spent last week with Ida Long in Cullman. They are asked to bring a nosebag supper for the meeting at 6 p.m.
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D. T. Ford
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Malinda Lewis
Lessie
Beckie McKee
Delores Horton
Lewis
Susan Moore
Auburn Drinkard
Jim Pitts
Vinemont
Charles Ford
Baugh-Wiley- Smith
Grace Lott
Ida Long
Cullman
Weekend Crossings and a Pyramids Chalet Turned Restaurant
Sunday visitors included Mrs Buddy Barber and children of Union Hill visiting Mr and Mrs Alvin McKee. Davis Drinkard and children from California visited Auburn Drinkard and family. Vila Merle McKee spent the weekend with her parents. Stanley Oden and children from Cole Springs visited Mallie Lott and family. A former King Farouk chalet near the Pyramids in Egypt has been remodeled into a restaurant and night club.
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Buddy Barber
Union Hill
Alvin McKee
Davis Drinkard
California
Auburn Drinkard
Vila
Merle McKee
Auburn McKee
Stanley Oden
Cole Springs
Mallie Alton Lott
Farouk
Pyramids
Egypt
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