Income Tax Filing of Estimate for 1951 Explained
Washington February 17 discussion on the March 15 deadline for filing the 1951 estimated tax. The piece outlines who must file Form 1040 ES, how to compute estimated tax, and four quarterly installments with due dates March 15 June 25 September 15 and January 15 1952. It notes changes from last year’s rates and provides examples with exemptions and wage scenarios.
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Ashington
Internal Revenue
Ias
Jones
Smith
U S Leaders Call for UN Clamp on China
Detroit February 17 Sen Rowland urges U S to lead a vigorous UN crackdown on Communist China. Senator Knowland at Lincoln Day rally calls for air blockade and severing recognition, accusing the State Department of saving face over freedom.
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Detroit
United States
United Nations
Red Ching
Sen. Rowland
Knowland
Soviet Union
China
U.N
China Canal
Yalu River
Whitewall tire ban becomes official nationwide
Washington reports the government mandating a ban on whitewall tires to conserve rubber for defense. The National Production Authority limits tire types and styles, allowing only standard passenger and truck tires with a fixed proportion of extra tread tires, and restricts specialty lines and farm tractor tires to a single line.
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Washington
National
NPA
Murphy declines DiSalle's federal price enforcement offer
New York February 17 Police Commissioner Thomas F Murphy rejected Michael V DiSalle's offer to head the enforcement bureau of the Office of Price Stabilization in a telegram. Murphy said he would continue in his current post and offered to assist if needed. The bid offered $16.8 thousand annually, and Murphy noted his preference to avoid Washington.
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New York
Thomas F. Murphy
Washington
Michael V. di
Wired DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization Pturphy
Boy Saves Child From Path of Train in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama on February 16 a dramatic rescue occurred as Nathan Year and Brent Reece aided by Mrs Reece saved four year old Lowell Reece who stood on a railroad track as a train approached. The child was grabbed moments before danger, with onlookers noting the quick action of bystanders saved a life.
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Decatur
Ala
Brent Reece
Rosling
Republicans Near Three Way Split On Europe Aid
U S Senate Republican leaders show a three way split over military aid to Europe. Dewey urged 100 divisions and broad Western Europe support, Hoover urged caution until Europe resists communism. Millikin opposes troop number limits, Taft backs ceilings with transfers, Wherry seeks a ban until Congress acts. Acheson warned Western Europe to double forces by next year.
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Washington
US Senate
Europe
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
United States
Florida
Albany
Senate
Congress
North Atlantic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Millikin
Colorado
GOP
Taft
Ohio
Senate Policy Committee
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
Marshall
Wherry
Acheson
Omar N. Bradley
Strike Urged by Nation's Largest Packing Union
Chicago February 17 The nations biggest packinghouse workers local with about 7000 members urges an immediate strike in the meat packing industry. Leon Beverly president of Chicago Local 347 CIO United Packinghouse Workers sent a telegram to Ralph Stein of the UPW. He cites the Wage Stabilization Board failure and demands a wage increase. No strike call has been issued yet and no timing indicated. Helstein did not immediately comment.
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Chicago
Leon Beverly
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
Ralph Helstein
UPW
Beverly
Wage Stabilization Board
Helstein
Prison 2 Years for Draft Denial
A federal judge sentenced Larry Atkins an 18 year old St. John's College freshman to four and a half years in prison for violating the Selective Service Act after he wrote to President Truman opposing draft registration. Atkins urged pacifism and resistance to war. He told the judge that if opponents of war refused to fight there would be no war.
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Baltimore
Larry Atkins
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Atkins
Truman
William C. Calesan
China Reds Seize Shanghai Schools
Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese Communist forces took over two foreign financed Shanghai universities, Shanghai University and Aurora College, with plans to run them as schools of the Chinese people. The institutions were previously supported by American interests and the Catholic Church.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Shanghai University
Aurora College
Catholic Church
Casualty List Adds 339 U.S. War Casualties
Washington reports 339 additional Koream War casualties from the Defense Department. The tally in the 228th list includes 123 killed in action 163 wounded 23 missing in action and 20 injured in accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Ames
Eye Transplant Restores Vision in 2 Year Old
Two year old Vivian Carver regained sight after a corneal transplant at Passavant Memorial Hospital. Surgery on Nov 30 and bandage removal 10 days ago gave her first clear vision. The operation used an eye from the New York bank via the Illinois eye bank and she plans another transplant for the left eye.
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Vivian Carver
Passavant Memorial Hospital
Carver
Poth
Wheatland
Iowa
Semidarkness
Ilinois Society For the Prevention of Blindness
New York Bank
Miss Carver
Sky Pastor Bailled in Boy Beating Case
Sacramento police released Joseph R. Morse known as the Sky Pastor on $500 bail after he was arrested for allegedly beating a 10-year-old boy he claimed showed signs of delinquency. Morse, 39, pastor of Calvary Revival Tabernacle, said the punishment was not tied to faith and described providing guidance like a missing father. He whipped the boy with a belt as punishment, reportedly at the mother’s request. Morse is a regional broadcaster with a widely heard radio revival program.
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Acramento
Joseph R. Morse
Sacramento
Morse
Calvary Revival Tabernacle
California
Survivors of Christer Saab land in Yokohama after break up
Ten passengers and 14 crew members from the Swedish motorship Christer Saab were rescued and arrived in Yokohama aboard the Marine Phoenix. All were in good condition with no injuries. Weather across the United States showed mild trends with rain in the mid Atlantic and Great Lakes areas and no sub zero temperatures reported.
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Yokohama
Japan
Christer Sa' Jen
Marine Phoenix
Stanley Ig
Seattle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Bismarck
N. D
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Jewels Frozen Found in Refrigerator Mystery
A woman reports four rings valued at 1350 were found in her refrigerator a week after they disappeared. She cannot explain how the rings ended up there. Police are investigating the unusual disappearance and recovery.
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Deena Hyde
Dora
Meyers Trial on Income Tax Evasion Slated
BALTIMORE Feb 17 Ben Nett E Meyers cashiered major general will go on trial April 16 on charges of evading 61400 in income taxes while he was the Army Air Forces top purchasing agent Meyers pleaded innocent at arraignment yesterday in federal court here He is free on 5000 bond The 51 year old former Army officer was released from a federal reformatory at Lorton Virginia Feb 1 after serving nearly three years for inducing a business associate to lie to a Senate Investigating committee
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Baltimore
Bennett E. Meyers
Army Air Force
Meyers
Lorton
Senate
Four Coal Miners Die in West Virginia Accident
A mountain bump triggered an explosion near Gary on February 16 as miners ate lunch one mile from U S Steel Co No 5 mine. Walter H. Steen said four workers died Matthew Houck Mood Church Joe Boner and Andy Hish and seven were injured.
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Gary
W. Va
U. S. Steel Co. No. & Mine
Walter H. Steen
West Virginia
Matthew Houck
Mood Church
Joe Boner
Andy Hish
Hunting Is Fun Again
Maurice Runnells of Mabelvale Arkansas describes a recovery after taking HADACOL to overcome long standing aches fatigue and loss of appetite. He credits HADACOL with relieving pain boosting appetite improving sleep and overall well being. He endorses HADACOL as a wonderful product from The Le Blanc Corporation in 1951.
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Maurice Runnells
Mabelvale
Arkansas
Runnells
Hadacol
ACOL
The
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