Income Tax Cut Goes Into Effect Giving Benefits To All Payers
The federal income tax cut reduced withholding, boosting take home pay for about 45 million Americans. Withholding drops begin this week, reflecting higher personal exemptions and lower brackets. Taxpayers will still file returns for 1948 to settle any over or under withholding.
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Cmmles Coleman
Washington
Congress
Truman
Beerviady
Wilhheld
Internal Revenues Bureau
Aries
Uae
Southern Farmers Advised To Raise Trees For Income
Atlanta AP reports the Federal Reserve Bank’s April outlook says Southern farmers face many credit and weather pressures. The bank urges turning to commercial forestry as a profitable complement, noting intact land, labor, and capital must yield more income through tree growth amid shortages and drought.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Alabsansa
Floridia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Frank Turrill Named Head of Marianna Jaycees
Frank Turrill has been named president of the Marianna Junior Chamber of Commerce to succeed Robert H. Milton. Wallace Peel is vice president and Fred Hinson serves as secretary treasurer. Installation of officers will take place June 28.
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Marianna
Frank Turradl
Marianna Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Milton
Wallace Peel
Fred Hinson
Treasueer
Arthur Dann
Teo Quack
Robert McCrary
Joe Carell
Woodrow Levis
Adirondack Hermit Turns Public Figure After White-Gloved Welcome
Noah John Rondeau, the 64 year old hermit who lived 30 years as unofficial mayor of Cold River in the Adirondacks, is now an honorary Boy Scout and frequent public figure. He travels to meetings, sportmen shows, and hunts and fishermen gatherings, overcoming rough trails to reach events. his life shifted after a 1947 invitation from the state conservation department to appear at a New York sportsmen’s show, leading to his surprised reception and renewed public attention following earlier clashes with game protectors in 1917.
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Cold River
Wilde
Rondeau
Lke
Hondeat
State Conservation Department
New York
Notable woodsman Rondeau recalls bear hunt and rescue
Rondeau recounts a near stranded trip in heavy snow when a conservation helicopter rescued him. A replica cabin appeared in New York, a national broadcast was scheduled, and he praises the conservation department. He notes his own bear-killing feat with a homemade bow and arrow. Emerges among local Boy Scouts at Rouses Point.
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Rendeau
Conservation Department
Rondeau
New York
Rouses Point
Rondaau
Whale sharks feed on small marine creatures
The document notes that whale sharks have small teeth and feed on tiny marine organisms, outlining their filter feeding behavior and prey preferences.
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BAY Line
Panama City
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Strickland Bros
Red Seal Continental Power Units
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Brundidge, Alabama
Pitts
Boozer Pitts
Auburn
Henry
Houston
F.C. Soiemen
Arab Legion
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Abdullah
Holy Land
Nea-Acme
David S. Boyer
Amman
David S. Bover
Frank Turrill
Marianna Jaycees
Adirondack
Outer World
Binghamton, N.Y
Noah John Rondeau
Speigner
OM Fairgrounds
Rendeau Pertmer
U. S. Pat
Brewton Engineering Company
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Ewton Satan
Rohs
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