Dollar In Deductions Saves 22 Cents
Tax primer discusses casualty and theft losses and medical deductions. It explains how to compute deductions, inclusion of insurance recoveries, and rules for dependent care and travel for medical reasons, with Q&A on blood donations alimony and lost items.
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Director of Internal Revenue
Red Cross
Breast cancer can be cured if caught early
The doctor explains that early detection greatly improves chances of cure for breast cancer. Women should exam themselves and seek immediate medical advice for any lump or abnormal discharge. Hormone therapy may relieve pain but is not a cure, and early operation offers the best outlook.
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Woman Driver On Wild Police Chase In Fresno
A 4th year old woman motorist led police on a wild chase in Fresno hitting a school bus, a car, and an electric signal before Officers halted her. She rammed a police car to escape and fled again after a radio call, facing nine traffic violations.
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Fresno
Calif
Cannibal Turkeys and Chickens Curbed at Colorado Hospital
At Colorado State Hospital experiments curb cannibalism among fowl. Turkeys seven weeks old receive a half inch beak trimming with an electric tool, sealing the bill. Chickens are fed salt and kept under red light to mask wounds, reducing feather pulling and visible blood.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado State Hospital
Tome
S. S. Hughlitt
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The Turks Hold Key Balkans Shield For NATO
United Press analysis notes Turkey’s 5,000 combat brigade in Korea and growing force in 21 divisions plus reserves. Turks, Greeks, and Yugoslavs near a defensive NATO pact to bolster Europe’s flank against Russia. NATO reports Turkey’s value at 150 cents per dollar invested, with plans for 850,000 mobilized men, jet air force, and blue-water navy.
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United Press
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United States
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Balkan
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Rks
Turkey
NATO
Dardanelles
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Go Home Diaries Supposedly Distributed to Frontline Troops
Peiping radio reports Chinese Communist broadcasts claim diaries labeled Go home Do not fill a grave in far away Korea are being left for U S and British troops at the front. The diaries allegedly include Shakespeare quotes to bolster propaganda across the front lines.
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San Francisco
U. S
Korea
Peiping
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