Forgiveness Confusion Boosts Civilians' Tax Bills
Washington notes explain the so called forgiveness in federal income tax may raise total taxes for most civilians. By March 15 you owe half of the uncancelled 1943 tax plus remaining 1942 amounts, with special rules for service members and refunds where withholding exceeds liability. The piece outlines how 1942 and 1943 taxes interact under the forgiveness provision and previews further guidance on servicemen's spouses.
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J. Marlowe
G. Zielke
Washington
Congress
Armed Services
Enue
Peereen
Nutritional problems in infancy and feeding mistakes
Health Today outlines infant nutrition in the first two years, noting milk modification and clean, sufficient feeding. It warns against underfeeding, improper formulas, and avoidable practices like boiling orange juice, plus highlights diarrhea and vomiting as key infectious risks and their treatments.
L-K Promised Relief for Nervous Indigestion in Kannapolis
Mr W W Kerr of Kannapolis testifies Dr Foster’s L-K gave rapid relief from nervous indigestion, gas, constipation, and weight loss after years of suffering. He says seventeen bottles helped him sleep, regain appetite, and return to work, urging others to demand genuine Dr Foster’s L-K.
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W. W. Kerr
Walters St
Kannapolis
N. C
L-K
DR. Foter
Japanese Admit Annihilation of Island Garrisons
The Tokyo radio stated Japanese garrisons on Kwajalein and Roi islands totaling about 4 000 were annihilated by U S forces early this month. Imperial headquarters said the last defenders died on February 6 in a final counterattack. About 2 000 civilians with the Japanese fought and perished with the garrison.
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Tokyo Radio
Kwajalein
Roi Islands
Lee
U.S
Soreian Broadcast Intelligence
Ice
Imperial Headquarters
Islands
State Democrats Set May 4 Raleigh Convention
The state Democratic convention will be held in Raleigh on Thursday May 4. County conventions will precede it and the 1943 general assembly at issue. John Kerr Jr of Warrenton serves as speaker of the 1943 assembly. Arch T Allen resigns as secretary to join the U S Naval Reserve with duty March 4. Banks Arendall named as his successor. Walker Redden announces the change.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Anwil 94
John Kerr, Jr
Arrenton
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
Arch T. Allen
State Committee
Allen
U. S. Naval Reserve
Redden
Banks Arendall
Australia Rejects Handover of New Britain and Pacific Islands
Canberra officials state the Australian government will not consider ceding New Britain to the United States nor exchange New Caledonia or the New Hebrides. Foreign Minister Herbert V. Hlatts ruled out the proposals raised by Sir Keith Murdoch in the Melbourne Herald.
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Australia
New Britain Island
United States
Herbert V. Fvlatt
House of Representatives
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
Keith Murdoch
3Bourne Herald
Peace via World Confederation Urged at Duke
Superior Court Judge Hunt Parker told a wartime graduating class at Duke University that lasting peace can be achieved through a world confederation. The address was delivered amid Red Cross appeals for greater wartime support.
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Confederation
Durham
Superior Court
Hunt Parker
Duke University
RED Cross
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