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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1949

Page

1

Filling out the Short Form 1040 for 1945 income taxes

A practical guide explains filing status for a married filer with one dependent. It discusses whether to file jointly or separately, how income under 5000 dollars affects exemptions, and how to use the tax tables to determine savings. It uses a sample of Jones with 4800 income and 460 withheld to illustrate choices and W2 attachment.

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Harrison Takes Third Money at Harlingen

Harrison, a Memphis golf pro, finishes third at the Harlingen tournament in Texas. The story notes his shift from dentistry to golf, and his plan to join the professional circuit, with expectations set for March 1947 and the near end of a trial period.

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Praise for UN Mediator Bunche Core to Middle East Peace

The piece extols Ralph Bunche for guiding the Israel Egypt armistice and paving peace talks with Arab states. It notes Bunche chisels a path toward a broader peace, highlights his elite background, and predicts Israel's rising influence in the Middle East amid ongoing regional tensions.

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Chandler May Probe Yankee Indian Feud Sparks Baseball Talk

Sarasota February reports a growing feud between the New York Yankees and the World Series champion Cleveland Indians reaching Baseball Commissioner Chandler. Veek and Weiss may discuss disputes over rookie signings including Artie Wilson and Luis Marquez, with tensions over ethics and options. No official confirmation of talks yet.

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Golfer Middlecoff Wins Rio Grande Open in Big Finish

The Wall Street Journal notes that Middlecoff dominated the Rio Grande Valley Open finishing with a 207 after 72 holes and top prize of 2,000 dollars. Marmillion and Harrison contended for the runner up positions with 264 and 270 totals, respectively.

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French Major Admits Giving Out Papers

The French interior ministry says a Communist army major, identified as Major Tuelery, confessed to handing over numerous defense documents to a foreign military attache. A captain faces court martial for similar charges as purge actions against Communists widen across government and parliament. European news covers Churchill urging unity, Yugoslav priests' death sentences, Mindszenty-linked trials, Paraguay’s fourth coup in a year, and a Bangkok order restoration after a clash killing 11.

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Four More Continued From Page One

Four defendants including pastor Sami Marinay Mishkav and Georgi Nikalovy Vassev faced trial with remarks of remorse. Mishkov admitted collecting 1945 to 1948 Soviet military data for the United States, while Chernev, 46, spoke in a tired monotone, following a lengthy confession that observers felt was streamlined to speed the proceedings.

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Clerk Admits Continued From Page One

The case centers on Holober who took his wife and infant to a nudist camp near Washington. He claims he shot his wife in the neck and tried to kill the child with a German Luger, which jammed. He says he disposed of his wife in a grave and covered her with dirt near the camp setting, while the infant’s body showed no obvious injuries beyond the initial attack.

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Sixty Reds Are Seized by Belgians

A muddy report describes a man named Holober and his wife split apart after threats to move to his father's home. He admitted planning a killing weeks earlier, as detectives studied the case and Belgian seizure notes.

Washington

Kentucky Wildcats Poised for Invitations to NCAA and NIT

New York February 28 Kentucky's Wildcats, voted No. 1 by the AP, appear set for invitations to both the NCAA and NIT post seasons. They close the Southeastern Conference season with a 25th win after a 70-87 victory over Vanderbilt, then head into the conference tournament starting Thursday. St Louis, last year's invitation champion, beat Kentucky 42-40 in the Sugar Bowl finals and will contend again.

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Economy report backs Truman plan in preliminary draft

The draft economic committee report urges standby authority to reimpose price and wage controls, extend rent control, allocate scarce materials, and broaden social programs. It supports a $4 billion tax increase and calls for expanded housing education and farm policy, with dissent from Republicans expected.

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