Income tax basics for 1933 returns outlined
The article explains the 1933 tax return rules, loss carryforwards elimination, and frequent changes. It introduces a Seidman & Seidman series in High Point to help readers understand new law provisions, deductions limits, and preparations for the March 15 due date. It also notes a Q&A feature for reader questions to be signed but kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidman & Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
High Point
Seidman
Commercial National Bank
N. C
The
Inquirer
Congress
Washington
Editor Questions Litvinoff Invitation at Washington
In Matters of Pubic Interest readers are told that on November 16 1933 a Russian Jew with many aliases met in the White House with a foreign visitor. The piece condemns Litvinov and his group for alleged crimes and criticizes the U S recognition of the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
White House
Paul Revere
Maxim Litvinoff
Maxim Litnov
Meyer Moisevitch Vallakh
Finkelstein
Buckman
Graf
Harrison
Litvinoff
Litvinov
Red Russia
America
Four Corners
Washington
Reverend Lomax to Lead Cherry Street Church Service
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church schedules a 3 pm service Sunday led by Rev. W. T. Lomax, chair of St. Mark M. E. church. Members and friends are invited to attend. The issue also notes honor roll members from William Penn High School and meetings of the William Penn P T A and Ex Pennites club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lomax
Cherry St. Presbyterian Church
Church Council
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
St. Mark M. EB
General News
William Penn High School
Rogers Gill
Thelma Drake
Nellie
C. Parks
Elizabeth Allen
Miss Drake
William Penn P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Ex-Pennites
Ex-Pennites Club
ASY LESSONS IN ASTROLOGY
A writer explains astrology as a scientific study of planetary vibrations influencing life and plant growth. He argues astrology differs from astronomy, invites readers to test its principles, and promises to answer more questions next Sunday with contact at 623 West Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Ali-Ben-Do
California
Llewellyn George
Astrology
Astronomy
Mr. Hook
West
Lexington Avenue
Quartette of Whys Theme of Sermon Series at Church
The First Methodist Protestant church opens a four part series titled A Quartette Of Whys led by Rev. R. L. Farmer. Each evening at 7 30 the four topics cover Why Jesus Wept Why John Wrote Why Jesus Spoke and Why Paul and Silas with sponsor groups and a feature at each service. The note adds a historical weather fact about Miles City Montana recording 66 degrees below zero in 1884.
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R. L Farmer
Jesus
Women's Auxiliary
John
Baraca Brotherhood
Paul
Silas Lang
United States
Miles City
Mont
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