Federal Income Tax in Brief for 1917 Returns
Summary of 1917 federal income tax rules including filing deadlines April 1 1918 and June 15 1918 due dates. Details on exemptions, joint returns for married couples and dependents. Penalties for fraud and late filing, treatment of interest dividends gifts life insurance and deductions for business farmers doctors and other expenses. Notable exemptions for state bonds and US bonds.
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Iia
Internal Revenue
United States
Red Cross
Mr Simpkins Pays His Income Tax
Mr Simpkins, aging and tearful at a portrait of his Civil War father Colonel Simpkins, confronts 1917 income tax figures totaling 1434. He reflects on war sacrifices, meets Judge Willoughby's public duty, and finally posts his tax return in a foggy evening.
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Robert McBlair
Simpkins
Colonel Smpking
Fusons
Wee
Colonel Simpkins
Mr. Shopkina
Bess
John
Damat
Mr Shapkins
Fercely
Internal Revenue Officer
Uke Bhiasell
Strophins
Mr Simpsins
Henry Wilking
Jake Johnson
Henry Wilkins
Judge Willoughby
Tuscania
America
Mr. Simpkins
Tie
Mra. Simpkins
Netty
Air
War Babies Of France Helped By Red Cross Effort
The American Red Cross in France rescues infants living under siege, cradled in gunfire. War babies orphaned or abandoned face starvation and blindness but are saved by doctors and nurses, rebuilding hope for a postwar France and a reborn nation.
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Germany
France
American Red Cross
Red Cross
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