Tax basics for veterans and service pay in 1945 tax year
The article explains who must file final returns by March 15 for civilians and veterans with taxable income in 1945, notes no tax on active service pay for enlisted personnel during 1941 to war end, and outlines when refunds may apply. It covers non service income thresholds, commissioned officers’ active service pay rules, exemptions, credits, deductions, and extension options with district internal revenue collectors.
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James Marlow Washington
Rnd
Flere
See
Internal Revenue
Weber Erans’llowances
Sontelise
Daterna
Jim
Army
Jones
Jani Wat
Army Creates Three New Ground Forces Boards
Washington June 3 1944 three new army ground forces testing boards will streamline development of superior weapons. Board No 1 at Fort Bragg will be led by Brig Gen Guy Curls with field branches at Fort Monroe Fort Bliss and Orlando. Additional boards will operate at Fort Benning Fort Hood and Fort Riley to support the new centralized process.
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Washington
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Army
Saurda
Wes Anne
Jacob le Devers
Fort Brae
S.C
Guy Curls
Fort Mourne
Fort Bliss
Tex
Orlando
Ponril Swi Tee Ak
Merl Marx
Iri
A. Rood
Bad Fort
Citi
Cun White
Fort Ben Bing Wa
Harlan N. Hurtness
Peak under 1948 conservation program for Comanche farmers
J D Watson Comanche county AAA chairman says 1948 plans remove past history limits on conservation aid. Any practice approved by the county committee qualifies for payment if it best promotes conservation. Last year 1 400 farmers participated. more may join as farmers pay a larger share of costs.
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J. D. Watson
Comanche County
AAA Committee
Mr. Watson
Comservision
TE Als
Clinton Po Amteckow
JG Oie Peice
Midwest
Lwa
Waintauin
United States
Watson
AAA
Allied Trading in Japan Is Delayed
VORYO January 9. The door to Japan probably will retain closed to American business for any. Authorities at General MacArthur's headquarters said. Unlike the European theater no policy has been established. Representatives of American or Allied trade or manufacturing concerns in Japan say this is not the time for business. A headquarters economic expert notes banking facilities are lacking and there is a critical housing shortage.
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Japan
General MacArthur
Lodney
Soldiers fear new abroad missions delaying demobilization
Boyle's Notebook reports soldiers in Manila distrust renewed combat training and fear use in further American interventions. They worry about being kept to quell postwar Pacific strife, including China’s turmoil and Philippine factional violence, questioning if lives are worth the risk. Commanders insist troops must be battle ready for any policy-driven assignment, while civilians mistrust retarded demobilization and rising home sickness grows.
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Hal Loyle
MANILA—/P
Auth Infantry Division
Pacific
China
Feor
Philippines
Jessian
America
War veterans and demonstrators stir tension at home front
A fragment describes few combat veterans left and many 49 pointers returning. soldiers comment on civilians, officers show sympathy to enlistees while some leaders demand frank, controlled leadership to avoid regretful outcomes as demonstrations continue.
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Tai
James H Cease Rites Held at Calvary Baptist
Final rites for James H. Cease, a Lawton pioneer, were held Monday at 3 30 p m at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev W Sasser officiating. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Robert Noe of Lawton a son LtCmdr John Cease serving in the Navy his mother Mrs Minnie Cease of Oklahoma City and other relatives. Burial in Faxon cemetery under Lawton Funeral Home direction. Petroleum technologists foresee rapid growth in natural gas use as a raw material for chemicals and plastics.
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Janes H. Cease
Eh. Lawtoy
Summit
Calvary Baptise Church
W. Sasser
Chuo. Bes
Jewel
Tom
Curt Capshaw
Frank
Glenn Cease
Robert Noe
Lawton
Camdr. John Cease
Navy
Pacific
Minnie Cease
Oklahoma City
Faxon Cemetery
U S Income Tax Quiz Confusion and Penalties
A reader asks about penalties for failing to file or pay taxes and for underestimating tax. The reply explains the late filing penalty of 3 percent plus 1 percent per month up to 19 percent total, and penalties for underestimation vary by farming status with 6 percent of the difference for nonfarmers and higher figures for farmers.
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GC. Jones
Anore Linn
Incomes and penalties under amended returns
The article discusses filing an amended declaration or annual return by January 1 to correct underestimates. It notes that basing estimates on actual income can avoid penalties if the tax and exemptions were accounted for, and mentions when and where to file per official announcements. It also references a joker as the sole innovation in a scene.
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Jna
Lady Finds Relief From Gas After Urgent Help
A Lawton woman described a recent relief from stomach gas that caused choking when lying down. She reports improved digestion, regular bowels, and safer bedtime after using URB-HELP with 22 herbs.
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Lawton
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