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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1950
Page
3
The note discusses who must file a 1040 and how exemptions and dependents apply. It covers joint filing versus individual returns, claiming a spouse or dependent, and how income thresholds like 500 to 600 dollars affect filing obligations. It mentions exemptions for a blind or elderly spouse and who may claim those exemptions.
Prescott News lists midweek church services and choir rehearsals at several local churches including First Presbyterian Clarksville guest E Hoyt Kerr Jr and N Burney Shell. Founders Day activities feature D A R program, library donations, and a Father Night demonstration plus a Bridge club gathering and PTA meeting highlights.
Bates, a 32 year old naval officer drafted by Republicans after his father George Bates was killed, won the sixth district seat in Harverhill Massachusetts with 43 047 votes over Democrat M Russell 16 422. The campaign featured warnings about new faces and a 1950 outlook as Truman era politics shifted amid factory and fishing district dynamics.
Washington reports the atomic energy commission may appoint a temporary chairman from those who urged Truman to accelerate hydrogen bomb work. Gordon Dean, a 44 year old California lawyer and former professor, is seen as a possible active chair, with Lilienthal departing and a permanent head to follow. Dean has been a member since last May and has influenced commission policy.
President Truman faces a choice among Dean, Singer Pike and Henry D Smyth to name an acting commission chairman. The decision will shape the leadership of the commission and its upcoming agenda.
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