Estimates Tax Declarations Mailed in West Virginia District
Roy Yoke, West Virginia Internal Revenue Collector, announced that 1944 Declarations of Estimated Tax forms have been mailed to taxpayers who filed 1943 declarations in this district. The due date is April 15, with extensions for armed forces abroad. Farmers may delay filing to December 15 if desired, but must pay the full estimated tax then. The forms include a short declaration slip and two optional worksheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Yoke
Innternal Revenue
Tona
West Virginia
Yoke
Parkersburg
United States
Local woman held in Baltimore with other workers
Mrs Addie Freeman Kinney 30 of 1600 block John street Baltimore and formerly of this city is among thirty two Sparrows Point shipyard workers to be tried in Baltimore on charges of falsifying government records The FBI uncovered a plan to defraud the United States by padding payrolls for welders and overpayments Each of the thirty two held on bonds of 1000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Freeman Kinney
John Street
Baltimore
Sparrow Point
Kinney
Bethlehem Steel Company
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United State
Department
Conservation farming reduces labor by longer corn rows
District reports contour strip cropping laid out on Neal Austin and Forest Edwards farms. Studies in New York indicate longer rows cut turning time, boosting productive work time as rows grow from 200 to 500 and 1100 feet, improving labor efficiency in farming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Austin
Forest Edwards
New York State
Military promotions and enrollments across World War II service members
Rumors of promotions and new assignments appear for James T. Knight nephew of G J Goodwin, now sergeant, enlisted April 27, 1943, in Italy. Berandine Morasco met brother John J Morasco in London while he is stationed in England two years. Lawrence G Brown earns top score at Higgins Diesel school in New Orleans and receives a bracelet. Charlie J Kelley completes naval leadership school in Memphis and will study gunnery. Paul A Kiger and Howard D Heck enlist at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Knight
G. J. Goodwin
Maple Avenue
Sgt. Knight
United States Army
Italy
England
Berandine Morasco
U. S. Army Nurse Corps
John J. Morasco
London
Morasco
Sgt. Morasco
John B. Morasco
Long Street
Lawrence G. Brown
U. S. Navy
Higgins Diesel School
New Orleans
Petty Office Brown
Chalee J. Kelley
Naval Eade School
Memphis
Great Lakes
Paul A. Kiger
Avah L. Kiger
Howard Delmar Heck
Dorothy S. Heck
West Main Street
U. S. “Naval Training Station
Great Res
Grass fire call at John Ford residence ends without loss
The local fire department answered a 2 12 pm call for a grass fire at the rear of John Ford's house on West Washington and Market streets. Fire Chief L H Greenwald said there was no property loss. Additional notes discuss ancient Chinese literature and 1944 coal demand estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
West Washington and
Market Streets
L. H. Greenwald
Power trains for 15,000 community capacity built in U S
Power trains of eight cars able to generate power for a community of 15,000 are now being built for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars collect old fountain pen parts for soldier
VFW members announce a drive to collect discarded pens and parts for Corp. Roscoe Jackson at Ashford General Hospital. Jackson, wounded on Dec 24 1942 in the South Pacific, has repaired pens to pass time and now needs parts as he remains in traction. Citizens of Taylor County can drop items at the VFW club rooms on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Ashford General Hospital
Corp
Roscoe Jackson
South Pacific
API
Jackson
Ashford
Army
Kansas
Taylor County
West Main Street
Funeral Services For Choff Infant Friday
Funeral services for six weeks old Howard Merle Choff, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Choff of Sinclair, will be held Friday at Curve Bridge at 3 oclock. Rev K E Richardson will conduct, interment Bluemont cemetery. The infant died Wednesday after a four day illness of a heart condition. Bartlett funeral home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Merle Choff
Ralph M. Choff
Sinclair
Curve Bridge
K. E. Richardson
Bluemont
Bartlett Funeral Home
False teeth improved with FAS TEETH powder
An old style advertisement promises comfort and security for denture wearers by sprinkling FAS TEETH on plates. It claims the alkaline powder holds plates more firmly without gummy taste, and promotes purchase at drug stores under the name PASTEETH.
Lions Call for Waste Paper Drive at Lodge Meeting
A local Lions chapter asks members to bring a bundle of waste paper to the upcoming lodge meeting for easier collection and recycling. The call emphasizes community service and environmental stewardship.
Whales Gain Weight Fast Amid Odd Sea Lure Use
A report notes a young blue whale rapidly gaining weight at about 220 pounds daily. The article mentions Sea mess as a base for hand lotion and details related observations, presenting an unusual coastal conservation and product-use connection.
Two Houses and Eight Rooms For Quick Sale On Lincoln and Wilford
Two properties offered for fast sale on Fast Wilford Street and Lincoln Street. One unit lists eight rooms bath pantry cellar wash house and garage with two lots at 2500 this month. The other on Lincoln Street priced at 3000 with terms, includes parlor and outbuildings in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford St
Lincoln St
First Street
West Grafton
Wilford Street
James A Duffy 72 Washington Resident Dies
James A Duffy a longtime Grafton resident and certified public accountant died in Washington DC after a weeks long illness. His body arrived in Grafton and prayers are set for 9 am tomorrow at St Augustine church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. He leaves a wife Nettie Conaway and siblings including Joseph Edward Charles Duffy William Ditley Maury Garvey Margaret and Clara Duffy. Pallbearers include his brothers William O'Brien and John Skelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Duffy
Grafton
Washington, D. C
Bartlett Funeral Home
St Augustine Church
M. J. Hasnon
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
John
Rooney Duffy
Nettie Conaway
Joseph Duffy
Wheeling
Edward
Charles Duffy
Baltimore
William
Vincent Ditley
Connecticut
Maury D. Garvey
Marret
Clara Duffy
St. Augustine Church
and Wiliam O'Brien
Juo Skelley
Grafton Moose Members To Attend Convention
Five hundred delegates and members are expected to participate in a Monongahela Valley No. 52 Moose convention in Clarksburg April 22 to 28. Representatives will attend from lodges at Grafton Fairmont Morantown Mannington Shinnston Weston Elkins Keyser Mooreheld and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Clarksburg
Monongahela Valley
Legion of the Moose
Fairmont
Morrantown
Mannington
Shinnston
Weston
Elkins
Keyser
Mooreheld
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Rotarians
Rotaryannes
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Thayer Street
Jed Robinson
Meep
WAR Bonds Pyetateee Sss
Tare
Valley Soil Conservation
District News
Farm Bureau
Pearl Gawthrop
Pruntytown
W. Va
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Home Office
Columbus
Yank
U S. Army
Naples
D. G. Brown
Blueville
Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Kathier Miller
Linda
Solid Fuels Administration
VEW
Choff
Athens
LIONS
U.S
Melvin Newlok
Republican
BPS
Eee
Delaney
FBI
William Cammack
Washington
Cammack
Washington St
W. Boyd Street
Bath
Addison Street
C. C. Richman Real Estate
W. Main
Brooks Harr
Mr. Harr
L. Brooks Harr
Fairmont, West Virginia
McCroy
James
Duffey
Fort Pitt Shoe Stores, Inc
Malone’s Drug & Chemical CO
Parkhill’s
W. Main ST
Eagles
Johnny Born
Dixie
Super Sgianos
Lance Comfort
Mutzums
Victor Hanbury
Petrick Kiewon
Pemmee
Pierre OF the
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