Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. Sth Street Marshall Illinois. Editor Mark Stewart releases the weekly Friday edition with subscription rates set at $2.00 per year and local advertising 35c per column inch, 20c per line for Classifieds.
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IRS clarifies sick pay exclusion for ill or injured workers
The Internal Revenue Service explains when wage continuation payments funded by employers are excluded from income. Rules hinge on percent of regular pay, waiting periods, and weekly caps with Form 2440. Details include disability pensions and how to obtain the form.
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Illinois
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Springfield
NRA urges new legislation after Supreme Court gun ruling
The NRA urged Congress to pass laws this year to strengthen the National Firearms Act. The Supreme Court ruled that mandatory registration of machine guns and sawed-off shotguns is unconstitutional, citing self-incrimination concerns and weakening enforcement of gun regulations.
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Congress
U. S. Supreme Cour
National Firearms Act
NRA
NRA backs new enforcement after Supreme Court ruling
Franklin L. Orth of the NRA criticizes a Supreme Court decision on self-incrimination and the National Firearms Act. He says Congress should swiftly add enforcement provisions to curb distribution of machine guns and sawed off weapons, while affirming citizens' rights.
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Franklin L. Orth
National Rifle Association
Supreme Court
NRA
Melrose Social Notes and Visitor Highlights
Community notices recount Tuesday supper guests for the Davison and Parcel families in Melrose, birthdays, and visits among Kenderdine, Kibler, Smitley, and Harvey households. A copperhead snake found on a creek ice is described as alive but short of danger. A police question about gun ownership ends the column with a provocative rhetorical query.
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Homer Parcel
Lela Snearley
Vern Davison
Layman
Jay) Davison
Jay
Larry Simpson
Darrell Simpson
San Francisco
Vietnam
Larry
Kenneth Blankenbaker
James
Joe Smitley
Casey
Eugene Cramer
Gena Kay
Lawrence Kenderdine
Judy Canfield
Eric
Flossie Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
June
Ralph Kibler
Yale School
Homer Parcell
Omer Powell
Frankie
Charles Kenderdine
Rodney
Donna
Judy
Barbara Harvey
Jerry Parcel
Ray Band
Theresa
Susan
Engagement Announcements Highlight Two Couples
Mr and Mrs William N Ogle announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Ryn to Ross Knecht son of Vern Knecht of Annapolis with no wedding date set. Also Mrs Gerald Napier and Mrs Newton Ledermann announce the engagement of Judy e Kaye to Robert D Ogle with no wedding date set.
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William N. Ogle
Vicki Ryn
Ross Knecht
Vern Knecht
Annapolis
Gerald Napier
Judye Kaye
Robert D. Ogle
William R. Ogle
Newton Ledermann
Larry Morecraft and Sons
Joplin
Missouri
Larry Morecraft
Morecraft and Sons
Hugoton
Kansas
Clay Cork
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
West Union Residents Attend Funeral and Social Events
Mrs Ruth Wright visited Mrs Gladys Marvin for Sunday dinner. Distant attendees gathered for the funeral of Ruth Cox Buser at Prust Hosch Memorial Chapel with Dr and Mrs James Stover of Wickenburg among those present.
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Ruth Wright
Gladys Marvin
Ruth Cox Buser
Prust-Hosch Memorial Chapel
James Stover
Wickenburg
Stover
John Cooney
Cindy
Western Springs
Illinois
Chester Bucker
Jordie Lewis
Terre Haute
Arthur Lane
Wilmette
Janet Kearns
West Union
Grace Nichols
Rosa Tolbert
Roy Bracket
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Robinson
Brackett
Right to petition faces tax code limits in Supreme Court ruling
Lincoln Times notes Supreme Court decisions uphold Treasury views denying tax deductions for business leaders who spend to influence lawmaking. The piece warns IRS scrutiny rises for advertising travel and political activity while urging Congress to shield business speech.
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Lincoln Times
Lincolnton
N.C
Congress
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Restoring Rug Traction and Home Care Tips
Guidance on reviving non skid rugs by cleaning the backing with a stiff brush and detergent, testing bathroom cleansers for finish safety, ensuring clean out plugs during plumbing installation, and placing heating thermostats about five feet high for accurate readings.
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