Servicemen Tax Breaks in Combat Zone Explained
Congress changed the law to tax free pay for enlisted men in the combat zone after June 24 1950 and for commissioned officers the first 200 of monthly pay. Some workers in support roles may defer 1950 taxes but rules were not yet published. Other income remains taxable or tax free as noted.
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Navy
Marines
Air Force
Korea
Red Cross
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Veterans’ Organization
Civil War casualty estimates in Confederate and Union forces
The report estimates about 52 954 Confederate soldiers were killed in Civil War battles and places Union Army battle deaths at around 110. The figures reflect national losses in major engagements.
FBI Seeks Rest of Cash Officer Stolen Funds
The FBI searches for Lt. Donald Spencer's family in Ohio area as it probes the $12,729 he admitted stealing from Fort Eustis payroll. Spencer was arrested in Mansfield Ohio after claiming lavish gambling in Miami and a $9,200 horse payoff. He disappeared January 31 amid a payroll event and waived extradition to Virginia.
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FBI
Donald
Spencer
Somerset
Mansfield
Miami
Fla
Ray Maeral
Fale
Fort Eustis
Newport News
U. S
Herbert A. Horn
Virginia
Thousands of rubberworkers face layoffs in Akron
In Akron thousands of rubber workers face layoffs within two weeks due to a government order cutting rubber supplies for civilian use effective March 1. CIO United Rubber Workers leaders met on plans to ease hardship, with discussions in Washington on share the work proposals and potential relief measures.
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AKRON
CIO United Rubber Workers
L. S. Buckmaster
Joseph Childs
UAW
Herbert Dawson
Washington
L. E. Spencer
National Production Authority
Buckmaster
Ohio Issues Book Chain Chief Dies
The Ohio Development and Publicity Commission announced publication of the second edition of Ohio An Empire Within An Empire. The revision adds more than 200 pages 74 maps and 10 charts highlighting Ohio resources with new features announced by Ellsworth Ireland of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Ohio
Commission
Ellsworth Ireland
Cincinnati
Weichel Renamed to House Committee On GI Bill Inquiry
Rep Alvin F Weichel of Ohio was named to a House committee to continue an investigation into the veterans education program under the GI Bill of Rights. The action reinforces ongoing scrutiny of education benefits administered to veterans.
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Washington
Alvin F. Weichel
Ohio
House
Flemming Says He Won't Act Like A Cz ar
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, new manpower chief, tells Fairfield County Republicans he will not be a czar. Speaking at the Lincoln Day banquet, he outlines policy coordination under Charles E. Wilson and urges recruitment, accountability, a positive stance, and strengthening organizational effort for 1952.
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Lancaster
Arthur S. Flemming
Fairfield County
Ohio University At Delaware
Charles E. Wilson
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