Tax changes hit many but some pay no tax at all
A confusing note explains changes in the income tax and who must file. It discusses individuals with higher income, married couples, and potential refunds, noting some people may owe nothing while others face new filing requirements and possible credits or lower rates. It mentions a three page form and switching forms, and hints at exemptions and withholding adjustments.
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Southern pressure on Russell in party battle noted
Washington report: Southern Democrats press Russell amid tumult over Democratic nomination. Maybank and Kefauver deny backing the Russell drive while Truman’s renomination appears uncertain. Taft, Stassen and Eisenhower aides line up in GOP contests as primary season opens. In Los Angeles, a Santa Monica pupil named Robert Frye celebrates graduation as the sole remaining pup with a petition to move forward.
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Taft to Challenge Eisenhower in New Hampshire Primary
Senator Taft announced he would challenge General Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination in the New Hampshire preferential primary. Harold Stassen also entered the race. Taft pledged to support delegates and not withdraw, while southern Democrats pressed Senator Georgia Richard B. Russell for the party’s nomination path.
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March Draft Quote Set at 3 Like Rock Jan 30
Selective Service announced today that approximately 499 men will be called to fill the draft quota. Maj. Carl Wells, chief of the Manpower Division at State Selective Service Headquarters, stated the quota aligns with prior projections and readiness requirements.
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Fair Enough In Germany Propaganda War Across Bonn Bonn
A garbled magazine critique claims West German propaganda countermeasures target a New York Times editor and a U S president figure. It accuses official channels of subsidizing hostile imagery and political indoctrination while noting a budget for Bonn apartments and counter propaganda activities amid Cold War tensions.
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Labour Fights New Medical Charges Under Conservative Government
British Labour members in Parliament attack Prime Minister Gatcha Isa era policy to charge patients for more of Britain s socialized medical and dental services. Aneurin Bevan leads opposition while Butler pledges 140 million pounds in import cuts. Dental fees and prescription charges spark debate amid election pledge scrutiny.
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Influenza Hits Schools as Little Rock Closes
Public and parochial schools in Little Rock shut down to curb the flu outbreak. The report notes political tension with Socialists and mentions expected budget cuts and new taxes aimed at addressing inflation and supply shortages. The article cites Butler warning of further exceptional measures and a budget move to March 4.
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Soldier B Sentenced In Yokohama Case And School Illness Closes
Yokohama resident Touhey, 34, from Little Rock Arkansas, convicted Tuesday of stealing blankets, sentenced to prison with discharge. The court noted a prior record spanning 12 years of influenza-like illness. School Supt Harry Little said nearly 2,459 students were absent as city health officer Mason Lawson warned the illness remains active and schools remain closed for the week.
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