Income Tax Tips for New Mexico Farmers 1951 Provisions
New Mexico A&M extension economist C B Keaton outlines 1951 tax changes affecting farmers and ranchers. Filing options, higher rates, exemptions, farm home treatment, capital gains, and required forms including 1040 F 1040 ES Schedule D 1099 and 1096 are explained to aid tax reporting and payments.
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New Mexico
C. B. Keaton
New Mexico A&m College
Internal Revenue Agent
Ani
Cotton Estimate To Be Quizzed
Washington lawmakers announce an inquiry by the House agricultural sub committee to learn why the department reported a wide margin of error in the 1951 cotton crop estimate. Representative Thomas Abernethy of Mississippi pressed for the review after a 2,600,000 bale error in last year’s forecast. Cotton state congressmen say early predictions depressed farmers’ prices.
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Washington—Llp
House Agricultural
Agricultural Department
Thomas Abernethy
Mississippi
Family business blends cocktails and college lessons
Jack asks if his son’s college education helps in the family business. Smith answers that it does, noting that during conferences the son helps by mixing cocktails. The exchange highlights how education intersects with family work in a lighthearted, portrait-style moment.
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Jack
Smith
Friendship Club Meeting Held in Hobbs
The Friendship Club of Hobbs held its regular meeting led by president Mrs. Edna Braswell. They discussed six month money makers including a March of Dimes fundraiser on January 30 with cake coffee and music. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by Braswell Blackwell and Rodgers to members listed.
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Friendship Club of
Hobbs
Edna Braswell
March of Dimes Fund
Ruth Blackwell
Pearl Rodgers
Ames
Katherine Smith
Georgia Myers
Jessie Parks
Bonnie Singleton
Lucille Nichols
Jessie Cecil
Ann Mae Jackson
Cora Evelyn Pribble
Grace Roberts
Bessie Scott
Dorothy Lawrence
Ethel Jetten
Frieda Burns
Emma Cowley
Taft Leads GOP in Battling for Delegates
United Press reports GOP presidential contenders move in primaries with Taft entering Illinois and courting New Hampshire delegates. Eisenhower backers file his name in New Hampshire's Atlantic Pact primary, with Taft edging toward the Granite State contest. Warren seen as strongest in his home state while Stassen and Warren lag in Western states.
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United Press
Robert Taft
Ohio
Illinois
Harold Stassen
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Taft
MacArthur
Earl Warren
California
Warren
No Ble Eastern Country Skips Agreement By Deadline
Action taken after the country failed to sign the new agreement by the January 8 deadline set by Congress. No reason given for the denial, but it is believed unwilling to support western defense aims as required under the Mutual Security Act.
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Congress
Iran
Arms Shipments To Iran Suspended
The United States announces a halt to arms shipments to Iran as per the state department. The brief statement notes a suspension affecting ongoing transfers and outlines no new policy details.
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Iran
Washington
United States
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