Exemptions From Federal Income Tax For 1939
The text lists items exempt from federal income tax including life insurance proceeds paid on the insured’s death, premiums paid versus amounts received, annuities, gifts and bequests, government and local bonds, war veterans pensions, minister housing rental value, alimony, and separation allowances. It outlines taxability of excess amounts and special exclusions for annuities and health related payments.
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District of Columbia
United States
SERIAL STORIES OF LOUISE HOLMES AND PAUL HAYDEN
An orphan girl Ann Brown meets Paul Hayden a stock room boy amid a tense city move. They clash over a suitcase incident then grow curious as they share a ride and a stairway encounter. Paul jokes about elves and a carpet and reveals a hidden charm while Ann tussles with attraction and distrust. The chapter ends with a continued confrontation.
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Paul Hayden
Ann Brown
Steve Claybourne
Clara Brooks
Irene Temple
Nations
Ann
Dunfield
Paul
Gardenia
Tax Collector Buckner Not Madison County Tax Collector
Madison County faces a court ruling that prevents paying W G Buckner as tax collector. The state supreme court declined to determine the rightful collector, noting Buckner is not the collector while Democrats back Roy Wade Ponder as the elected official. The decision leaves the position unresolved.
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Raleigh
Madison County
W. G. Buckner
Republican Board of Commissioners
State Supreme Court
Buckner
Roy Wade Ponder
Ponder
Elon College Youth Leader Talk Inspires Campus
Dr Henry Grey director of young people's work at the Congregational Christian Church spoke at Elon College chapel. He urged that people reap what they sow and will stay several days studying student activities as part of a Southeast and national college tour sponsored by the Student Christian Association.
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Elon College
Henry Grey
Congregational Christian Church
Dr. Grey
The
Student Christian Association
Marlowe Shot in Back Report Prompts Exhumation
In Mooresville a physician states Raymond Marlowe, an alleged bootlegger, was shot in the back of the head. Marlowe died Feb 17 in a clash with Federal alcohol tax agents. Agent B F Stephenson posted $1000 bond as case awaits further study and an autopsy ordered by a superior court judge.
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Mooresville
Raymond Marlowe
Marlowe
Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit
B. F. Stephenson
Water content in growing plants reaches high levels
A fact notes that fifty to ninety percent of a plant's composition is water. This statistic highlights the essential role of water in plant biology and physiology.
Slogan-Beam Arrow Fired at 10 Downing Street
A man in a green jacket fired an arrow at a window of 10 Downing Street near the prime minister’s residence injuring glass. He carried a bow and arrow and wore a green jacket. A Winston Churchill portrait and Bank of England pillars were stained with green ink during the disturbance.
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London
10 Downing Street
Cherlain
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Bank of England
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Diuretic For Kidney Health
Ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic to cleanse kidneys and relieve backache nervousness dizziness and night-time urination. Claims the product removes excess acid and poisons, offers genuine Haarlem Oil from Haarlem, urges avoiding substitutes and to look for the Gold Medal on the box.
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Haarlem
America
Holla
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