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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
5
In this step by step guide a married reader with two children earning 180 weekly shows how to calculate taxable income, apply exemptions, read the tax table, and determine estimated tax. It explains withholding by the employer and the March 15 quarterly payment option with a worked example.
Prof. Marion J. Sherwood, a Karakul expert, heads a growing U S herd praised for wool, meat, breeding stock and Persian Karakul skins. Despite import restrictions since 1908, 22,000 U S Karakuls exist with strong demand and hardy traits noted in this Michigan feature.
Medical and public health experts from 61 nations prepare for the first world health assembly on June 24 to establish the World Health Organization as a permanent UN specialized agency. The program aims to combat worldwide epidemics, draft international health conventions, and advise the United Nations on public health problems. A mass tuberculosis immunization in Poland, vaccinating 16 million people, is among interim projects, with similar efforts planned for Czechoslovakia. The organization will guide campaigns for mothers and children, emphasize penicillin use, and revise sanitary conventions including standardizing medical certificates and epidemiological services.
Fragmented OCR text discusses deer riding with unclear context and mentions epidemics, radioisotopes, and a large encyclopedia. It references New Zealand, Australia, South America, and an Egyptian Priampharaght period, with stray phrases about mammals and whales. The passage is garbled and incoherent.
The notice outlines quarterly tax payment deadlines and estimate rules. It mentions Form 1040ES, lines 4 and 5, and the option to correct estimates with revised figures if errors are found. Key due dates cited include June 15, September 15, and January 15.
A scrambled German page reports odd events from Munich to Nuernberg. A dog meat incident in Schoenberg, a schoolgirl bite incident in Tropolding, a pig law arrest in Unterdietfurt, reforms teased by Minister Handhammer, dairy banter in Roturg, and city council moves in Nuernberg reflect a mix of oddities and reform talk amid a chaotic, comical tone.
New York claims 1897 births set an all time high, with 100000 more babies born in the United States to lift the population. The National Industrial Conference Board notes postwar years produced more births than the war years, but 1916 births may fall short of the prior year with 260001 fewer couples married since 1946.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rabbits and hunters with disjointed names and phrases. No coherent event, date, people, or organization can be determined from the readable portion.
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