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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1947
Page
13
Washington reports sharper federal scrutiny of dependency claims on taxes. Fraudulent dependents drive the tax-beating trend for low and middle earners, with fake children or spouses listed on withholding statements or Form 1040 returns due March 15.
Washington reports indicate veterans in Congress will slow waves of proposed benefits as political maneuvering proves a brake on expansion. Commerce hints paint industry growth and a shift to Capital Airlines from Pennsylvania Central Air Lines.
An extension unit of Howard College Christian Training Department will run in Dothan starting Monday night March 10 at 7 p m. The approved faculty includes Rev Brady Justice Dr Henry A Parker Rev A J Zbinden Delbert Nowell and Rev Oland Wilson. Four courses offered NT evangelism stewardship and sermon building. Full college credit awarded with two certificate types for preachers and lay workers. open to all eligible entrants regardless of prior training.
Mrs John Baker Daffin 45 died after a long illness in Virginia and Arkansas. Funeral services were held in Batesville Arkansas with Rev J S Sleeper and Rev John D Sprazins officiating. Interment was in Oaklawn Cemetery. Surviving are her husband J B Deffin, son John Jr, sister Eleanor Gray and brother Clinton Gray. Mrs Daffin was formerly Martha Gray daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W D Gray of
The notice outlines tuition for a Dothan school program with a $3.00 registration fee for the full year and quarterly costs of $3 for one subject, $6 for two subjects, or $7.40 for three subjects. Mr. Wilson, Box 281, Dothan, provides further information.
A Batesville figure married John Baker Daffin in 1922. he later held physics and bursar posts at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Virginia, before returning home for holidays. Their son and relatives trace lines to Marianna and Davidson College. The text also cites curious science curiosities about albatross wings and Jupiter weights, ending with notes on U.S. domestic supply issues.
The turbine of a jet engine must revolve 12 000 to 14 000 times per minute for efficient operation.
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