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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
3
Washington February 14 James Marlow explains in a clear guide how Form 1040 A fits taxpayers with under 5000 dollars income and fully withheld tax in 1950. It outlines eligibility rules, deductions, exemptions for age blind and joint filers, and instructions to attach W-2 forms and sign.
LOM YON Feb 14 Two months after Stanley Finnemore 23 was sentenced to a year for rifling a gas meter he appealed and the appeal court quashed the sentence for not being severe enough. Today Finnemore was sentenced to two years.
In a Stayman sequence North seeks a major fit but game is not guaranteed. South shows hearts. North and South decide based on strength. The play unfolds with careful finessing and club management, ending with a successful contract despite initial threats. Washington is called the Evergreen State, Virginia motto noted.
A medical overview outlines why neck swellings occur and how doctors determine their causes. Key sources include lymph glands thyroid issues salivary glands and vascular enlargements with diagnostic tools like palpation X rays blood counts and occasional needle puncture.
Joe Goldberg of Montreal suffers flu and a persistent hiccup spell for ten days. Doctors have failed to stop the spasms that strike about 15 times per minute and leave him with intermittent fever and fatigue.
Pull Up a Chair column notes Valentine and Mother's Day traditions and announces a proposed Daughters Day for April 8. It touches on wartime regulations, fashion bugs, and TV costs, then humorously riffs on TV ads, fashion, shaving thoughts, and a possible Soviet purge list rumor.
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