Two Million Women Join Mothers' March For March of Dimes
Article notes two million volunteers will wear the Golden Key badge during the 1961 Mothers' March to support March of Dimes health goals. It details community visits to 40 million households on January 31, with health information cards on birth defects arthritis and polio vaccination.
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Mothers’ March
Icans
March of Dimes
National Foundation
Gail Berg
Allen Markowitz
Rosalie Porrello
New York City
Farm records help plan 1961 income and tax steps
The article urges farm families to keep clear records of cash received and expenses for each enterprise to plan 1961 effectively and prepare Farm Income Tax forms. It outlines Social Security taxes on workers, employer identification numbers, Form SS-4, and Form SS-5 procedures, plus Form 943 filing and deposit rules, penalties for late filing, and how to use Form 450 for tax deposits with guidance on timing and amounts.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Salisbury
Baltimore 2
Internal Revenue
Federal Reserve Bank
Marydel civic and community notices roundup
Ralph Jones leaves for Lackland Air Base Texas for training. Leonard Covell and family in New York City. Frank Krout to celebrate 85th birthday February 12. Marydel Civic Club to meet at Mrs George Luffs home with Mrs Leonard Covell as co host. Brownie Troop No 243 next meeting January 28 at Marydel fire house. Mr Kennard Shults spoke at Bethesda Grange on his Arizona trip. Delaware Bookmobile offers reading access via State Library Commission. Marydel visit February 2. many townsfolk not yet participating. Marydel MYF counselors Edgar Harman and associates attended MYF Workshop at Harmony.
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Frank Krout
Marydel
Kennard Shults
Bethesda Grange
Shults
Arizona
Delaware
State Library Commission
A. L. Harman
Edgar Harman
Marydel Myf
MYF
Harmony
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F. M. Rogers
Sepeey
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoanks
Ralph Jones
Lackland Air Base
Texas
Leonard Covell
Ine Wapa
Everngain
Denton
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