Simple Form County Gets Check On Your Income Tax
A reader friendly guide explains the short form for income tax with example Mr X Y Smith. Married with one dependent Jennifer yields a tax calculation ending in a refund or balance due. The piece walks through income, exemptions, credits, and the victory tax using a concrete scenario and notes a separate sales tax supplement.
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X. Y
Smith
Sewabie
Mame
Joker Co
Train
Theo
Jonathan
Internal Revenue
Vela
Mrs A Daughety Dies On Dothan Route Four
Mrs A Daughety aged ninety six died unexpectedly at her daughter Mrs J J Whiddon home on Dothan route four while mourning. She is survived by her daughter and another child Mrs W T Huskey. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and in charge of Ward Wilson.
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A Daughety
Rev
A. Daughety
J. J. Whiddon
Dothan
Daughety
W. T. Huskey
Ward-Wilson
Bombers and Fighters Clash Over German Aircraft Plants
Eighth Air Force bombers and accompanying fighters engage German targets at Gewehrfurt and Dornsdorf, with heavy air battles over MM area. British and Italian units report losses as Allied strikes reach Schweinfurt and northwest Germany while RAF and Ninth Air Force claim extensive activity and continued returns.
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Wleset
Eighth Air Force
Geawelofurt
Dotrs
RAF
Joseen
Teseday
Boebweinfurt
Schwelsturt
United States Eighth Air Force
Wec
Amd
Gemany
Italy
Steyr
France
Holland
Ninth Air Force
Balgium
Argentina cabinet shake up details from War Dept to palace
Nacton reports cabinet changes discussed by Army officers at Varcell’s War Department and later at the President’s palace. Wallace meets reporters about Farrell as new president, with Ramírez and Perón aides discussing a brief statement and possible elections amid a push to replace intra nationalist allies.
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Nacton
Varcell'e
War Department
Buenos Aires
Wallace
Farrell
Government House
Roolrel
Gilbert
Ramirex
Col. Peron
von Dar Becks
Schering
Preas Dia
Coma
Buenos
Aias
le War Department
Ramiez
Edéalmiro Ferrell
Ramirax
Agricultural commodities and strategic purchases in the United States
Number 32 continues Tage One discussing the need for saricultural commodities and the purchase of essential agricultural goods. The text outlines government and market considerations for securing supplies and maintaining strategic reserves within the United States.
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United States
Veto Override Sparks Senate Clash Over Tax Bill
Senators packed the gallery as President Roosevelt’s veto of the tax bill faced a historic override vote. Senator Barkley pressed urgency while urging cross‑branch cooperation. the roll call followed amid loud interjections as the chamber weighed the measure. The override failed in the Senate and signaled a sharp rift with the White House, though Democrats elected Barkley to a renewed leadership role.
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Wodaraday
Reepavai
Vanlegs
Robert L. Doughton
D-N
Ways Ex- Means
House
Bennie Chamber
Bill
D-Ale
Vic
Welles
Popper D.pia
Popper
Frankin
Pepper
Congres
Lucas
Congress
Barkley
Roosevsit
Fingly Barkley Imsalf
Benals
Senate
Senator White
Rme
Drawi
White House
Capitol Hill
Banate
Barklay
Roosevelt
Berkley
Uoe
Grand Jury Defers BEQSEMER Investigations
Grand Jury defers proceedings as the Birmingham case involving alleged abuse and criminal assault of an 8 year old girl prompts continued scrutiny. Arthur Gershman and M L Brasher linked to the case. Joseph Hackenbarry and Castel Mendy, both 18, held on charges in county jail awaiting further action.
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Beqsemer
Gread
Ad Guolies
Birmingham
Uetil Sant Ment
Geticner
Arthur Grermasight
Jorers
Becacet
Conjineed Winans
Vistlon
M . L. Brasher
Filleg Atailen
Washingto
Joseph Hackenbarry
Castel Mendy
Jell
Kilby prisoner stabbed to death in prison fight
A Kilby Prison inmate was fatally stabbed during a fight involving other convicts. Officials said Robert Davis, a Mobile retailer convict, was stabbed by Hoyes from Jefferson County during the incident. Warden Williams and Sheriff will investigate the killing and related robbery charges against Hall and Flowers.
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Montgomery
Als
Alsbams Frise
Russell
Kilby
Robert Devis
Hoyes
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Curtis Flewara
Persce Welfare
Hall
Flowers
Devie
Pitt ‘Williams
Felow
Cat
Dirk
Davis
Montgomery County
Illing
Federal Officers Reap Planting Whiskey Seed Action
Federal Officers in Coffea County witnessed a plowman plant a jug of whiskey under a dirt cover in a field, charged William Clyde Moseley with violating the internal revenue law. Concurrent political coverage notes Senate votes on an override and President Roosevelt urging coalition and leadership stability.
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Alcoholic Tax Unit
Coffea County
Farmara
Warren P. Ellander
Federex
William Clyde Moseley
American carrier raids intensify Pacific attacks
Allied forces report the sixth carrier strike against Japan as heavy bombing of Truk, Kwajalein and Marshals in the Marshall Islands continues. Japanese losses include multiple ships sunk while U S forces claim gains near Kwajalein and Eniwetok. Air operations also hit Rabaul, Bougainville, and New Guinea as Allied pressure mounts in the Pacific theater.
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Apapy
Hiomarck Bebe
Gamera
Deugles
MacArthur
Merth
Air Benes
Admiralty
New Britain Groupe
Truk
Plamet
Uries Islands
Junkey
Hbs
Jepen Uday
Mwajelein
Rot Islands
Kwajalie
U. 2 Gana
Pratim
Eniwetok
Kwajalein
Tokyo
U. S
Sttack
Americas
Pearl Harbor
Wilhlam G. Privette
Chaos Hill
N. C
Associated Presa
Vern Haugland
Bolomens
Palau
New Ireland
Sevel
South Pacific
Nord
Rabaul
Bougainville
Northwast New Guinea
Saidor
New Guinea
Madang
Burma
Akyad
Arakan
Mayu
Naladan
Mogwe
Upper Chindwin
Ngakyodaukpam
Mauy Hills
New Delhi
Press Corps Dispute Over Roosevelt Health Coverage
Early corrections to Crider’s dateline and the President’s health notes prompt a debate on correspondents’ access. Editor Rogs McIntire defends proximity limits while White House aide Hassett says any official word would come from the President’s office.
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Rogs T. McIntire
Roosevelt
Washington
Wee
Crider
Early
Barkley
Kentucky
Hassett
White House
Wil
Nan D. Hassett
Maanett
Ashford Men’s Club Honors Geo Bell at Banquet
Ashford Men’s Club held a Thursday banquet honoring George C Bell. Master of ceremonies Merman Vance and Seaman Bell received club decorations and medals for long service.
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Ashford Men’s Club
Ashford
Membrre
Askford Man's Club
Olf Mambar
George C Bell
UB. Mary
Merman
Vance Earvag
Mubert Pate
Atted Ag
Seaman Bell
Beomor
Meeting on dairy problems set for Wednesday at courthouse
All Teiomes County dairymen were urged by county agent C M Ling to attend a meeting with F W Burns dairy market specialist of Auburs at the courthouse Wednesday March 1 to discuss the new 4 point dairy program and other knotty problems of dairymen Ling said the meeting was held in Senpar tust and requested all dairymen to be present.
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C. M. Ling
F. W. Burns
Auburs
Burns
Ling
Senpartust
Rescue escort over Japan held five hour flight judged necessary
A pursuit group which escorted a Naval flying boat over 300 miles of enemy waters to rescue and pilot a downed airman in Japan received recognition. Despite the long five hour mission, commanders deemed the flight necessary and the crew would return to base. Three Oak-Leaf Cluster awards to airmen were given for other equally dangerous combat missions.
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Consronel Frem Page Ose
Naval
Memy
Soviet gains and German setbacks in Leningrad and Baltic fronts
Soviet advances reported near Rogachev and Vitebsk included claims of storming Rogachev and pushing 15 miles on a 200 mile front. Govorov and Popov reportedly routed 20,000 Germans near Dro and captured a Nazi base east of Pekov. In Pskov area a three‑pronged drive allegedly took 190 localities at 10 to 17 miles daily. A fire destroyed Peter Carter’s home at Keyton Alley after an oil stove explosion blamed by the fire chief.
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Rogachev
Vitebsk
Transoceaa
Stalin
Moscow
Constantine Hokassovsky
Pripet Marches
Baltic
Vitebnk
Pakov
Pekov
Leonid A. Govorov
Markland Popov
Dro
Latvia
Pskov
Berlin
Dno
Old Poland
Germany
Rofische
Lutsak
Rojische
J. E. Zigter
Peter Carter
Keyton Alley
Cyclist Hit By Van Injures Youth on N St Andrews
A Macon youth identified as a negro rider was slightly hurt yesterday afternoon when his bicycle on North St Andrews street was struck by a van. The vehicle was driven by Miss Lola Lingo, according to a police report at headquarters.
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NFGEO
Oa Macon
N. St. Andrews Street
Lola Lingo
Completion of Intensive Radio Operator Course for Hallton
Samuel T. Hallton of Dothan completed an Intensive Course in radio operator mechanics at the ARK Technical Training Command School in Sioux Falls. The public relations office confirms the President’s office noted the travel of some correspondents to near the President’s residence without prior notice, stating the President’s communications with the White House are immediate and limited to official press channels.
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Samuel T. Hallton
T Hall
Dothan
ARK Technical Training Command School
Sioux Falls
Messer Dies At Cottonwood
Funeral services for H. Messer eighty three, resident of Cottonwood sixty years, were held today at Union Hill Church. Burial in church cemetery with Ward Wilton in charge. Survived by wife four daughters and two sons and several grandchildren. Members of Cottonwood Lodge attended as pallbearers.
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H. Messer
Flemens
Cottomwood
Union Hill Church
Ward - Wilton
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Wasonic Lodge
Mra. J. A Gora
Mra. J. AH. McCoy
M. E. McCoy
Telephone rate cuts promised by APSC across Standard service
The Alabama Public Service Commission orders reductions apply to each telephone line including government sites at Camp Becker and Napier Field with a two percent monthly cut. Headland customers see no handset fee change while overall bills rise due to a new tax bill. Standard projects over $15,000 annual savings for Montgomery area subscribers, with exchanges in Dothan Abbeville Brundidge Ozark Enterprise Columbia Hartford Geneva Samson Slocomb Headland and Andalusia affected. The commission also ends a 50 cent bill payment delay charge noted as a discount for timely payers and removes the old handset charge in some regions.
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Page One
Camp Becker
Napier Field
McKelvey
Headland
Standard
APSC
Roose
Walth
Montgomery
Dothan
Abbeville
Brundidge
Ozark
Enterprise
Columbia
Hartford
Geneva
Samson
Slocomb
Andalusia
Andalusia Telephone Co
Hertford
Health leaders visit Dothan for typhus control work
Dr. A J Perello director of typhus control of the State Health Department and Lieut Col Adolph Rumreiche of the U S Public Health Service were in Dothan yesterday visiting the county health office and the Dothan Branch laboratory to gather material on typhus control efforts officials said.
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A. J. Perello
State Health Department
Adolph Rumreiche
U.S Public Health Service
Dothan
Baxter earns Good Conduct Medal at Keesler Field
Staff Sergeant Roy C. Baxter, brother of County Education Superintendent Solomon Baxter, received the Good Conduct Medal at Keesler Field Mississippi where he serves with the 51st Training Group. Sigi Baxter reports 22 months in the Army.
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Roy C. Baxter
Solomon Baxter
Keesler Field
Miss
51St
Sigi Baxter
Local man slays giant rattler during fieldwork
Teo Pynes of Ashford killed a six foot long diamond back rattlesnake while clearing new ground. He felled the snake with a hoe after it crawled from a hollow during an outdoor bath break. The tale notes the reptile measured eleven inches around the body and his bold strike ended the threat.
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Teo Pynes
Ashford
Pynes
Skeleton fragments found in long-abandoned house near Atlanta
Police and detectives investigated the wrecked structure after workers uncovered skeletal remains of a person estimated to be about twenty years old. Officials described the scene as a possible ghost story and ordered further investigation into the building’s collapse and prior use.
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Atlanta
Akeleton
Assiataxt
A. J. Holcombe
Superint
McKibben
Destinied From Fa Number 14 Battle Report Summary
Japanese raiders conduct air attacks on Tarawa Atoll air base. Admiral Nimittsal Taiders reports naval actions destroying two barges, damaging docks, and hitting an island power facility.
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Tarlap Atoll
Nimittsal Taiders
Repatriation Delays Screened by War Exhaustion
Disjointed text describes German troops in France and Germany facing equipment shortages and cramped conditions on trains to Spain. Relatives in France planned to meet at Paris during a halt, but authorities intervened as protests rose. Repatriates endured delays, fatigue, and tense exchanges with diplomats amid war weariness.
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Germany
Gernot
France
Rai
Dra
Spain
Paris
Discummany
FTI
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Malone Motor CO
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Grand Jury
Suil
George
D-Ga
Sanate Finance Committee
McKeller
D-Tenn
Democratic Party
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Dothan Drug Co
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