Social Calendar Notes for Friday Through Monday
Social calendar lists events for February 28 to March 2. The Friday Music Club meets at 7 30 p m at Miss Mary Louise Keiths home on West 4th street with Mrs W E White in charge. Veterans at Fort Roots bids due March 1 for American Legion Auxiliary members, to Mrs E O Wingfield. Circle No 1 W S C S meets Monday at 3 p m at Mrs Webb Laster Jr.s home with Mrs O W Amos as associate hostess. Executive Board of the Women’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church meets Monday at 2 30 p m at the church. Circle No 3 W S C S meets Monday at Mrs Don Smiths home with Mrs Dolphus Whitten Sr as associate hostess. Mrs K G Hamilton is circle leader. Birth: Aubrey Collier Jr and wife announce daughter Cynthia Ann born February 28 at Josephine Hospital.
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Mary Louise Keith
West 4Th Street
W. E. White
Fort Roots
American Legion Auxiliary
E. O. Wingfield
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Webb Laster, Jr
O. W. Amos
Don Smith
Dolphus Whitten Sr
K. G. Hamilton
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Cynthia Ann
Josephine Hospital
Trainload of Stock Brings $100,703
A trainload of 418 steers and one cow from Julius Snoozy of Carterville South Dakota sold for $100,703.12 at Union stock yards in Chicago. Snoozy’s sons Melvin and Everett delivered the cattle and deposited the check before proceeding to view the city.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Julius Snoozy
Carterville
S.D
Snoozy
Melvin
Everett
Chi
The Doctor Explains Fatigue Causes and Signs
The piece lists fatigue from activity, illness, diet, and stress as overlapping factors. It notes symptoms from mild tiredness to prostration, links fatigue to infections like tuberculosis and cancer, and suggests rest, diet, and addressing emotional stress. It ends with a Q A on pinworm transmission and familywide treatment.
Burglars Miss Nothing at West Side Restaurant
Chicago police report thieves broke into Peter Skizas West Side restaurant and stole 50 dollars from the cash register cigars and cigarettes a typewriter a radio silverware cutlery and 20 pounds of butter before ultimately opening the telephone coin box and taking all the coins.
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Chicago
Peter Skizas
West Side
Additional Notes on Income Tax Fourth in Series
Editor notes this is the fourth of a 12 story series explaining who must file an income tax return. The piece outlines obligations for individuals and common scenarios guiding readers through basic filing duties and deadlines.
Filing Your 1946 W-2 Tax Return Guide
Washington readers learn to collect all W-2 receipts from every employer, then complete the W-2 form with front details and back questions. The payer’s originals record names, addresses, and withholdings, while the back requires income totals, spouse details, and exemptions for two children, detailing how to claim exemptions and compute totals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Collector
History of Army Divisions At War Ends
As World War II closes with Japan's surrender on September 1 1945 the United States deployed numerous Army Combat Divisions including one cavalry, five airborne, 16 armored, one mountain, one Filipino Scout and 66 ordinary divisions. Corporal D H Trevor of the Army Recruiting Service will publish histories of these divisions in the Hope Star, detailing nicknames dates of activation reactivations commanding generals insignia units awards and notable combat actions.
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Japan
United States
Philippines
98Th
Hawaii
George C. Marshall
U. S. Army
Hope Star
D H. Trevor
Army Recruiting Service
Navy
Marines
Senate Beer Tax Plan Defeated in Arkansas Senate
In Little Rock on February 28, the Arkansas Senate defeated a bill to double the one cent per bottle tax on beer to fund University of Arkansas and other state higher learning construction. Senator Jones of Conway urged passage, while Senator Fagan of Little Rock argued future funds would suffice and claimed federal veteran allowances could be cut.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Senate
Tax Return Filing Instructions From Vintage Text
The passage explains joint filing where both spouses sign if both have income, or one signs if only one earned income. After completing the form mail it to the local Internal Revenue collector and do not include payment. Next notes mention the 1040 short form.
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Internal Revenue
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Claims and Mission
The lesson argues that Jesus did not seek earthly greatness but came to serve and to provide salvation. It cites Colossians 2 9 and John 12 12 50 to stress Jesus uniqueness and divine mission. It warns against overemphasizing human limits or miraculous power and calls for living by love as Jesus commanded.
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Mark Bar Eg E. Gilroy
D. D
Jesus
Paul
Christ
God
Father
Man
Child Slayer Scheduled for Trial Today
Fourteen year old Mary Catherine Reardon will stand trial in St. Louis county juvenile court on March 24 for murder delinquency. Judge John A. Witthaus announced the trial after a social study was ordered. If convicted she faces detention in a state industrial home until age 21. The case stems from an automobile accident in which her father J. Vincent Reardon and a 13 year old companion Michael D Arcy were fatally wounded after the girl allegedly fired a pistol at her father.
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St. Louis
Mary Catherine Reardon
St. Louis County
John A. Witthaus
Henry G. Morris
J. Vincent Reardon
Michael D'Arcy
Quebec Brews Half of Canada’s Beer Output Despite Few Breweries
Despite hosting only eight of Canada’s 73 breweries, Quebec produces about half of the country’s total beer output, highlighting a high per brewery production.
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Canada
Quebec
Senator Moore Seeks Private Sale of Southwest Power
Washington reports Senator Moore asserts eliminating the Southwestern Power Administration would cut government spending and proposes selling the project to private power firms if funds are cut. He says this could save about 3 percent and tests whether the nation will favor government or private ownership amid budget debates.
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Washington
Moore
Okla
Southwestern Power Administration
House
Interior Appropriations Subcommittee
Southwest Power
The Maharajah of Gwalior Second Richest in World
The Maharajah of Gwalior India is described as the second richest man. His jewels alone are valued at more than $20,000,000.
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Maharajah
Gwalior
India
Hidden House Triumph in a Small Town Romance
Sherry waits for Mona in the rain bent over a cozy bungalow court she calls Hidden House. A late streetcar and a glossy Cadillac bring arrivals as Mona returns from work, and the two begin a shared evening of food, shelter, and dreams of writing.
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Mona
Sherry
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