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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

3

Points to remember when filing 1951 income tax return

James Marlow outlines key steps for Form 1040 filers. Highlights include using the 16-page instruction pamphlet How To Prepare Your U S Income Tax Return, choosing between joint or separate returns with March 15 1955 withdrawal option, attaching W 2 withholding receipts, and paying any tax owed. Also covers self employment tax Schedule C, exemptions worth 600 each for self and dependents, standard deduction rules for single and married filers, and limits on deductions when filing separately.

James Marlow Washington P U. S Internal Revenue Collector Jones Smith Brown

Helen Keller Watch Returned By Pawnbroker

New York. A watch specially built to aid Helen Keller was returned to the 71 year old author. Keller lost the timepiece January 17 in an overnight bag left in a taxicab. It had been given 57 years ago by Netherlands consul general John Hitz in Washington. Pawnbroker Richard Weaver, with help from the Pawnbrokers Association led by David F. Cohen, traced a man who used a fictitious name to pawn the watch for $20. Keller collected the watch after traveling from Westport, Connecticut.

New York Helen Keller Miss Keller John Hitz Netherlands Washington David F. Cohen Pawnbrokers Association of City of New York Richard Weaver Weaver Westport

Dissolution notice for Gardner-Harvey-Johnston Company Ohio

The Gardner-Harvey-Johnston Company an Ohio corporation has elected to dissolve and wind up its affairs a Certificate of Dissolution was filed February 5 1952 in the office of the Secretary of State Ohio Robert O Brosius Secretary Feb 7 14 legal notices follow including a divorce notice for Eugene Bowman and Mild Fugate Bowman case 67733 filed February 1982 with response due by March 6 1952 plus an appointment of Samuel H Kitchen as Executor of the estate of Bertha Alice Neibel deceased with claims deadline four months from January 14 1952 staged through to February 7 1952

Gardner-Harvey-Johnston Company Ohio State of Gardner-Harvey Johnston Company Robert O. Brosius Eugene Bowman Fugate Bowman Common Pleas Court Butler County Joseph T. Kiep Richard N. Koehler Maxwell Finkleman Bertha Alice Neibel Bertha A. Neibel Samuel H. Kitchen Middletown Alice Neibel Oscar R. Leiser Ben M. Kitchen

Rhyme Time Fugitive Shields Men From Vacuums

A playful verse depicts a beleaguered husband pursued by a relentless vacuum cleaner. The piece imagines protective laws to shield men from domestic cleaning zeal, comparing the chase to a football tackle and a housebound siege.

Methodist Men To Hear Lawler Tuesday Night

N J Lawler general manager of The Journal presents his 15th annual year end review and predictions to the Methodist Men’s Club at First Methodist Church Tuesday at 6 15 pm The program includes a Boy Scout Week skit by Troop 54 Explorers and reservations are due in the church office by Saturday with dinner served by Circle 1 women under Mrs Alfred Schwarz supervision

N. J. Lawler Journal First Methodist Church Lawler Methodist Men's Club Franklin Truman Clair Tiuman Fd Cockman Circle 1 Alfred Schwarz Tieman

Still Is Found In Old Grave

Birmingham police officers on a tip checked a suspicious grave in a city cemetery and recovered a 55 gallon moonshine still. An oil tank beneath another grave was connected to the apparatus and the still was ready to start turning out spirits when found.

Birmingham Ala J. W. Morris F. C Garrett

Russians Aids Slow Flag Half-Staff Response in London Mourning

Washington reports that the Russian Embassy delayed placing its flag at half staff for King George VI. Other nations raised their flags along Embassy Row in the morning after the monarch’s death was announced. By 4:45 p.m. Russia had not acted, and no flag flew until after inquiries prompted a 5:15 p.m. flag lowering.

Washington Mournjine George VI Embassy Row

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