Income Tax Primer Helps Readers Decide How to File
The eighth NEA Tax Primer explains choosing between itemizing deductions or using the standard deduction on Form 1040. It shows calculating tax with the tax table for under five thousand dollars, or using the standard deduction for higher incomes, with examples for the Doe couple and steps to compute tax, refunds, and deadlines.
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NEA
Bureau of Internal Revenue
S. Burton Heath
Washington
Uncle Sam
John
Ida Doe
Sam
Internal Revenue
French Pianist Casadesus Praises Europe Yet Despairs Over Hard Times
French pianist Robert Casadesus spoke in a senior high auditorium about his 18 American tours since 1935 and his Fontainebleau conservatory. He described harsh European living conditions, noting cold concert halls and hungry youths seeking escape in music, while praising his musical lineage and future plans with Jean Casadesus and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Bill Adams
Enterprise
Robert Casadesus
Stockholm
Casadesus
France
Fontainebleau
Europe
America
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Portland
Maine
Princeton
N. J
Jean
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Beethoven
Petrillo
Proper License Is First Step In Auto Check
Raleigh January ninth. The second in a series explains motor vehicle mechanical inspection requirements focusing on licenses and registration. Drivers must carry current licenses and vehicle registration, ensure numbers match, and plates are visible, illuminated, and secure for inspection.
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Raleigh
Ted
Col. L. C. Rosser
Charlotte Plans Historic Drama
A Charlotte group moves to incorporate the Mecklenburg historical society to stage a May–June symphonic drama commemorating local independence figures. The play mirrors The Lost Colony, debuting May 20, the 173rd anniversary of the Mecklenburg Declaration. Legette Blythe writes the script and Lamar Stringfield composes the music.
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Charlotte
Britain
Mecklenburg Historical Society
Manteois
Mecklenberg
Colonies
Legette Blythe
Lamar Stringfield
Paul Green
Tree native species counts by country
The article notes that the United States hosts about 1,100 native tree species while England has 29, France 34, and Germany 60.
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United States
England
France
Germany
German Woman Appeals for Food in Wilson Letter
Maud Herrman of Osnabrook in the British occupation zone writes to Wilson mayor asking aid for food. She says her husband fights in Russia, she fears his death, and she and her elderly mother and child face a harsh winter and hunger.
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Wilson
Maud Herrman
Osnabrook
Russia
Ito
Not All Modern Furniture Has Same Style Says Auerbach
Chicago reports Alfred Auerbach of New York at the international home furnishings market. He argues for a precise vocabulary to separate modern design types, citing unrelenting modern Bauhaus chairs, nostalgic modern pieces, and oversized chairs as distinct styles. He notes modern design against 19th century ugliness remains a debate. The piece ends with a separate line about a smoke abatement device.
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Chicago
Alfred Auerbach
New York
Auerbach
Bauhaus
Twins Born Two Days Apart in Needmore
Needmore West Virginia January 9 1940 twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Curt Parker two days apart first born Sunday second Tuesday delivered by different doctors. both healthy and meeting family.
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Needmore
W. Va
Curt ® Parker
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Johnny Mack
Bob
Pasco Basin
Tex Williams
Sea Hounds
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Inc
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Elliot Forbest
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Ssesee
Sis
Tempest
By Jimmy Hatlo
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Blue Ridge Quartet
Trinity High School
Youth Fellowship of
Archdale Methodist Church
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Sie
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Standard Oil Company OF
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Petroleum Industry Committee
U. S
C. W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Atlantic Seaboard
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West First Street
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