Domestic servants face new social security tax rules
The article explains the 1955 social security changes affecting housewives and their domestic workers. It details tax percentages on maid earnings, quarterly payment rules, and the need for a social security number. It also covers how housewives and maids must file forms 942 and S-5, and notes future benefits including old age insurance and death payments for covered domestic workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Adama Ashington
Jousande
Smith
Brown fAttilind
Kelly
Mary
Mary Air
Adams
Joes
Social Security
District Collector'of Internal Revenue
Preacher Takes Care of Thugs in Brooklyn
NEW YORK A-During his first week in the United States Reverend Gerald Butterly, an Irish arrival five days earlier, defended himself when two men attempted a street robbery. He fought back, dragging one assailant from a car and punching the other when he joined the fray, causing both attackers to flee.
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New York
Gerald Butterly
Brooklyn
Father Putters Fy
Ireland
Life as a bachelor the Hart way in 1940s tale
David Hart narrates his search for a wife amid glamour models and career girls. He swears by four types of women, praises the homemaker, and admits his own career comes before love only to conclude a real home should come first. He quotes his Pacific War service and wealth while noting life in the city harms marriage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hart
Dave
East Side
Valone
Hart
Absorbed press terms and editor roles in archival notice
Fragmentary OCR reveals names such as Ray and Hugh Mwell, with references to Associated Press usage terms and publication rights. The garbled text lists positions like secretary treasurer managing director and editor, but fails to form a coherent event or date.
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Sally
So They Say It and World Peace Toasts in Early Cold War Text
A garbled clipping presents a mix of opinions about a new tax revision bill praised as beneficial to Americans, alongside references to President Eisenhower and a toast to world peace and Sino British friendship. It includes a Viet Namese ambassador’s remark about independence and a note about Roger Tothy returning to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Shou En-lai
Laborite Aillee
Red
China
France
Nnion
Viet Nam
U.S
Tran van Cheung
Roger Tothy
Urge Farmers To Take Part In Elections
The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee urges farmers to elect capable ASC community and county committee members. Chairman C. Gadaél and members Ralph Culver and Robert Terrance stress qualified individuals to administer the farm program. Ballots arrive by mail or at county ASC offices. farmers should vote and mail promptly. The note adds that the U.S. buys 60 percent of Canada’s exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
State of
Pennsylvania
C. Gadaél
Ralph L. Culver
Robert
Térrance
ASC
Ezra Taft Benson
One Million Pennsylvania School Children Eye Exam Program
Nearly one million Pennsylvania school children will undergo physical examinations this year. Dr Carl C. Fischer cites that about 350,000 may have remedial defects, though half of these parents will do nothing to correct them. Dr. J T Millington notes the program is state funded with 1900 physicians and 1200 dentists. The 1945 act established the effort, with results showing 34 percent of children had defects found in 1946-47.
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Pennssylvania
Division of School Health
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Fischer
State of Health
Pennsylvania
the General Assembly
Navente
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Pan Wader
Amedusa Press
Mal Iomdinoe
Armstrong
Worte
Pier Alt
My Bay
Mall Oyjaide
Canada
Muse
Cihusette
Spinet Pianos
Winter & Co
Indiana Co
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Sanitas Ll-Tex
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