Maryland 1944 tax law changes on dependents and credits
The Maryland Legislature enacted new 1944 tax rules affecting dependents. A dependent now must have gross income under 500 dollars, receive more than half support from the taxpayer, and be related within defined relations. Legal adopted children are treated as natural. Foreign citizens and distant relatives are excluded. The dependent credit for optional method drops from 440 to 400 dollars. Maryland also excludes up to 1500 dollars of military payments and muster-out pay from gross income for state residents. Special provisions waive returns and tax liability for residents who die while serving. Taxpayers are urged to note changes not on mailed forms.
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Maryland
Comptroller’s Office
United States
Maryland Comptroller Warns on Tax Return Preparations
J Millard Tawes, Comptroller, issues guidance about preparing Maryland income tax returns. The advisory stresses accuracy, proper documentation, and adherence to state tax rules to avoid penalties and ensure timely processing.
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Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Walk Through Teheran Courtyard Shops On Sunday Afternoon
A letter from Marion in Tran Tehouan dated October 16, 1914 describes a Sunday walk from Pehlevi Street to the Shah’s palace and a busy shopping district. He notes workshops making items from five gallon oil cans, colorful pottery and tile work, and scenes of daily life with Iranians, soldiers, and shopkeepers. The visit ends with tea at the Polish Red Cross in candlelight, reflecting war-torn Poland and the melancholy European atmosphere in Tehran.
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Deay Margaret
Jonnsen
Pehlevi Stree
Awain
Shah’s Palace
Teheran
Jube
Jubes
Ecurioity
Metropolitaun
Polish Red Cross
Red Cross
Poland
Iran
Warsaw
Community Notes From Goldsboro and Nearby Visits
Private Joseph Riddleberger and Mrs. Riddleberger of Greensboro welcome a newborn at Steward's Hospital with Mrs Helen Cole noted as grandmother. Numerous weekend visits and birthdays are recorded, including relatives from Boothwyn Pennsylvania and Penns Grove New Jersey. Ling Pulver remains hospitalized in Easton Memorial, and sewing circle social events are mentioned along with several local guests and family gatherings.
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Joseph Riddleberger
Greensboro
Steward’s Hospital
Riddleberger
Helen Cole
Mary Pritchett
Hazel Owens
George Bradley
Boothwyn
Verma Clark
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Wilmington
Howard Shockley
Alvin Melvin
Harrington
Denny Phillips
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Phillips
Helen Nemith
Goldsboro
Marvin Pritchett
Delaware
Thomas Gray Jr
Thomas Gray
Airs
Ling Pulver
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Emma Johnson
W. C. Ross
Town
John Milby
Gene Cole
Merchant Marine
Salve Cole
Norma Jean Owens
Bobby Pritchett
Dover
Mollie Shockiey
Leland Price
Chestertown
Mabel Bartlett
Milton
Harvey Morris
Lacy Orme
Social Security Manager to Visit Denton Tuesday
Announcement that Norman P. Foster, Salisbury Field Office manager of the Social Security Board, will be in Denton Md on Tuesday February 27 1945. He will be available for interview at the Post Office at 2 p.m.
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Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Field
Social Security Board
Dentos
The Noblest Mind The Best Contentment Epigraph
A concise epitaph style note quotes Spenser praising a noble mind and true contentment, reflecting a scholarly moral headline style. The line underscores virtue and inner fortitude.
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Vas
The
C. & P. Telephone Co
Baltimore City
Market Street
Denton
Gail F. Cooper
Marion
Tran
Johnson
H. M. Field, Inc
Carville
Fleetwood
OPA
G. D. Crouse
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Annapolis
King George
Naval Academy
Hb Keads
Gertraedi Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Eastern Shore Public Service
Peninsula
SPA
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