Tax tips for filing 1950 income on 1040 short form
James Marlow explains who can use the 1040 short form for 1950 returns and how to file. The piece covers joint filing, itemizing on long form versus short form, and how to handle W-2s and dividends. It notes changes in the tax tables since last year and gives example scenarios with couples and dependents.
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Flong
James Marlow
Washington
Singhes
Internal Revenue
Smith
Jones
Joneses
Guilford and Forsyth Authorities Confront Mabel Whitt Case
Relatives seek indictments and a fresh ruling in the Mabel Whitt death case asking Guilford and Forsyth officials to extradite suspects. Sheriff Ernie Shore reports a warrant for Raleigh Albert Russell, a former Winston-Salem resident with past escapes, tied to Whitt’s killing on January 13. Court and police officials weigh whether state mental hospital warrants allow out of state returns as relatives press for action.
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Guilford County
Sheriff's Department
Guilford Superior Court
Police Department
Mabel Whitt
Forsyth County
Ernie Shore
Raleigh Albert Russell
Russell
Whitt
Mabel
High Point
Fisher Street
Shore
State Mental Hospital
Winston-Salem
Morganton
Camp Butner
Dorothy Mae Whitt
Dorothy Mae
Robert
Guilford
Forsyth
Thomasville okays hospital addition plan and funds
Hospital trustees approve the Thomasville addition with an elevator shaft built now and a future elevator. Construction could start by April 1 with total local costs around 51 thousand dollars after bids and Community Foundation fund releases. The project relies on state and federal grants totaling about 400 thousand dollars. An architect from Greensboro will visit for certification with the medical care commission. Meanwhile the Singapore library sees 14,464 regular users as demand grows.
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Long
Community Foundation Treasury
Thomasville i Company
Foundation
Thomasville
J. Burton Wilder
Greensboro
Medical Care Commission
Two Men Yet to Be Examined on Probation Status
Authorities plan to examine two men to determine whether their probation should continue or be revoked. The process aims to assess compliance with terms and any new violations.
Fire Chief Seeks Police Probe of Dickey Death
Fire Chief F K Ingram asked City Manager Hinson to have police fully investigate the death of Walter James Dickey 40 found burned to death in his home around three Sunday morning He said no arson basis yet but a thorough inquiry is needed and questioned whether investigators had spoken to fire personnel or others with knowledge Police Detective Captain W C Johnson responded to the scene and coroner Dr W W Harvey examined the body
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F. K. Ingram
T. E. Hinson
Walter James Dickey
Ingram
Dickey
Claude Canady
W. C. Johnson
Canady
Pere Enteeding
Guilford County
W. W. Harvey
Coit Ingram
Hinson
Allen Jay Beats Rankin In Regular County Games
Allen Jay’s girls remain unbeaten at 16-0 in conference play with a 59 to 23 win over Rankin as Betty Lou Ridge scores 23 points. The Jay Bird boys win 65 to 52, led by William Jones with 25 points, in the final regular county games before the county tournament.
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Allen Jay
Rankin
Jay Birds
Allen Jay Girls
Invaders
Betty Lou Ridge
A. J
Jay Bird Boys
William Jones
Births Reach About 3.7 Million in United States
Readers are told that approximately 3.7 million births occurred in the United States, a figure reflecting yearly birth totals for the nation. The note emphasizes scale without detailing specific years or regional breakdowns.
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United States
Fox hunting glamour and fishing fare mix in sea side tale
The column mixes humor and opinion on fox hunting in Nags Head with jeeps and hounds, while contrasting rapid muzzle velocities with flight training. It critiques trout stocking versus quail farming and argues natural trout waters are scarce, urging balanced stocking and noting quail habitat widespread across counties.
North Carolina courts crack down on fish and game violations
A Belhaven pair faced 12 to 15 month road sentences with yearly court appearances after deer shooting in December. A Fayetteville market paid $50 for having 26 rabbits prepared for sale. The piece cites stricter enforcement and notes a Norwegian explorer Heyerdahl’s Pacific crossing and a quip about taking a wife along to fishing trips.
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North Carolina
Belhaven
Ter Morris
Superior Court
Fayetteville
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Library of the
United States Information Service
Margaret K. Beadles
Mayville
Kentucky
Sincapore
Bonzo
John Q. Citizen
Hershberge
Rod and
Rod Amundson
Oscar Wilde
Oscar
Hotel Carolinian
Lord Downes
Scarborough
England
M'lord
Lady Downes
Ee Beg Ten
Army
Emo
Wesson
Nature
Thor Heyerdah
Pacific Islands
South America
Heyerdahl
Picot
Chester W. Nimitz
Truman
Internal Security Commission
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