Form W-2 Use If Income 5000 or Under
Tax guidance explains when workers can file using form W-2 for 1946 income under 5000 dollars. It covers wage only cases, small extra income from interest or dividends, married filing, and when to choose 1040 short or long form based on total income and deductions. It notes community property rules in nine states and advises using 1040 long form for substantial deductions.
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Debt Limit Provision Opposed In North Carolina Legislature
In Raleigh on February 26 bills in both the senate and house seek to submit to voters the repeal of Section 4 Article V of the state constitution. The 1936 debt cap tied new public debt to two thirds of prior reductions, a provision aid by supporters to preserve credit. Proponents argue conditions have reversed and demand liberalization to avoid stagnation as state and counties near debt freedom.
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Raleigh
Senate
House
Oscar Richardson
Vivian Whitfield
Ladies Auxiliary Unit B to Meet at Mrs Robbins Home
The John McLean Post American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Unit B will meet Friday at 7 p m at 819 Fairview Street, hosted by Mrs Hattie Robbins. All members urged to attend. Also USHER BOARD and other community notices featured with meetings and events.
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Ladies Auxiliary Legion
John McLean
American Legion
Hattie Robbins
Fairview Street
St. Mark
Letitia Gibson
Daniel Brooks
Monte Phillips
Durham
Leonard Street
Mary Belle Baldwin
First Baptist
Emma Adderton
East Washington Street
Birdie Gould
Thelma Threadgill
Ansonville
S. C
Charlie Medley
High Point
Missionary Circle
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Elnora Padgett
Short Spring Street
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Hold 2 Youths For Killing
STATESVILLE February 26 Sheriff Walter Morrison said murder charges were filed against two teenage Negro boys of Mooresville, held in Iredell County jail, in connection with the shotgun death of Roy Stewart Lipe, 47, found in his yard. Robbery was the suspected motive after the house was entered and searched before the shooting.
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Statesville
Walter Morrison
Mooresville
Iredell County
Roy Stewart Lipe
Lipe
Lewis Lipe
Bill Dealing With Courts Forges Likely Fight in Senate
Raleigh February 26 A fight over Senator William Medford’s bill to revise permissive joinder rules in civil cases is anticipated as the measure sits in senate judiciary committee No 2 for further study. The bill seeks state and federal conformity in civil practice joinder of parties and causes of action, a reform debated for years between the general assembly and the supreme court.
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Raleigh
William Medford
Haywood County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Franklin County
General Assembly
Supreme Court
House
Henry Brandeis
University of North Carolina
Medford
Judiciary No. 2
Grandma Ready With Axe Had Her Revolver Failed to Fire
Detroit dispatch reports 76 year old Emma Arnold repelled four veterans with a pistol when intruders probed her four acre farm. She said if the revolver had failed she kept a sharp axe ready to defend her home from prowlers and dogs. No serious injuries were reported.
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Grandma
Detroit
Dearborn
Emma Arnold
End of Month Sale on Flannel Pajamas in Stripes
End of month sale on cotton flannel pajamas in assorted stripes sizes 34 to 40. Originally priced at 4.00, sale price 2.49 for 34 to 40. Cotton striped pajamas now 2.69.
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EOM Sale
EOM
Kelly
Ehom Sale
Fomerly
Jacquard
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