Equestrian Threat Elicits Crowd in Town Square
In Mount Vernon UWAP, a rider halted his horse then dismounted and pointed a nuke at a town square parking meter before striding away, drawing a crowd as witnesses gathered.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
4
In Mount Vernon UWAP, a rider halted his horse then dismounted and pointed a nuke at a town square parking meter before striding away, drawing a crowd as witnesses gathered.
Washington readers hear that tax rebates will not take effect this year and the public is urged to curb spending until the next year. The message notes government actions and cautions against rushed use of rebates amid unclear details.
The article explains changes from the new law affecting 1946 returns, notes that the March 15 deadline applies to 1945 income, and outlines how the January 3 start dates, withholding adjustments, and prepared forms interact with the IRS short cut tables. It warns taxpayers may be misinformed expecting lower rates despite the act.
A discussion urges earners to understand the current tax law as not applying to 1945 earnings. It notes the exact length of a year as 365 days 5 hours 48 minutes 43.51 seconds and stresses the need for individuals to resolve their understanding amid protests about perceived cheating.
CHICAGO AP A 1937 report told how 11 year old Mabel Dickson waved to passing trains on her front porch and inspired a kind engineer. Now 30 and healthy again she is identified by a new stenographer who recalls the old story and confirms the child in the porch photo.
Washington County license board orders taverns to brighten interiors after survey finds bars too dark for patrons and servers. Report notes some venues were in near darkness, prompting corrective action to improve visibility.
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