Income Tax Facts No 8 Savings For Farmers
A final article in a series on 1954 tax changes outlines investor benefits such as a $50 dividend tax free allowance and a 4 percent credit on remaining dividends after July 31 1954, plus capital gains tax reductions to 25 percent. It covers forms, farmer deductions for soil and water conservation, estimated tax rules, and depreciation reforms under new law. It notes simplified declarations for low income filers and urges consulting qualified advisers for official instructions.
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Internal Revenue Service
Ohio Bell to Spend 390000 in Middletown this year
Ohio Bell Telephone Co plans a 390000 investment in Middletown during 1955. Improvements include dial equipment and larger cables to expand the local exchange capacity, support more lines, and upgrade service from party lines to individual lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Middletown
Ohio Bell Telphone Co
J. R. Miller
Dayton
Ohio Bell
John A. Greene
Cleveland
Miller
Dancing Classes To Begin Tonight At YMCA
Registrations still open for ballroom dancing classes at the YMCA starting tonight taught by Johnny Lang of Dayton. A beginners class at 9 p.m. and two advanced sections at 7 and 8 p.m. cover waltz foxtrot jitterbug rumba and tango. Fee is 7 for single 12 for couple with YMCA members getting 1 off. An eight week ceramics course starting Thursday accepts 20 enrollments.
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YMCA
Johnny Lang
Dayton
Lang
Emil Trifshouser
House Photo Ban Appealed By Newsmen
The White House News Photographers Assn urges Speaker Rayburn to reconsider ruling that House committees may not permit pictures during hearings. The appeal cites press access and records of media coverage.
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Washington
White House
Assn
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Crawford Heads Triangle Hi-Y Officers Named
New officers for the Triangle Hi-Y were announced by Harry ter Braak. Ken Crawford is president, Tom Wiley vice president, Jim Ralston secretary, Ross Finkleman treasurer, Bob Tindel sergeant at arms, Jim Butch and Jack McLaughlin Hi-Y Council representative. McLaughlin retires as president. A YMCA dinner shifts meeting plans. a joint group meeting is set for Thursday, Feb. 3. Henry E. Miller Torch advisor will show slides of a South Africa trip for Armco Steel Corp.
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Hi-Y
Harry Ter Braak
Ken Cawford
Tom Wiley
Jim Ralston
Ross Finkleman
Bob Tindel
Jim Butch
Jack McLaughlin
Hi- Y Council
McLaughlin
YMCA
Ter Braak
Henry E. Miller
South Africa
Armco Steel Corp
Today's Crossword Horizont 1 constell ation clues and grid notes
A newspaper crossword puzzle page item lists across and down clues for a Monday edition. Entries include astronomy terms, German and French words, place names, bird and animal names, and family relations. The puzzle spans multiple rows and columns with themed hints and abbreviations such as PTA.
Three convicts accused in Airport Inn robbery case
Two federal inmates Charles Ison and Robert Nichols and Willard Prince are charged with the $5,000 August 12 Airport Inn theft at 1701 Germantown Rd. Middletown officials allege armed robbery. Ison faces additional assault charges. Prince denies theft. The trio, linked to holdups across Kentucky to West Virginia, reportedly lost $2,000 at a Ohio race track.
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Dayton
Airport Inn
Germantown Rd
Charles Ison
Robert Lee Nichols
Willard Prince
Montgomery County
Anne Blumberg
Ison
Sam Blumberg
Middletown
Hustis Grill
Moraine City
Nichols
Hustis
Prince
Paducah
Atlanta
Princeton
W. Va
Princton
N. C
FBI
West Liberty
Inn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
Discrimination At Cemetery Court Ruling
Oakland Calif The State District Court of Appeals ruled the Mountain View Cemetery could refuse to entomb a Negro in a white reserved mausoleum. The court held private cemeteries are not public accommodations and not covered by antidiscrimination law. Judge Maurice T Dooling noted the act harms dignity yet said no law was broken.
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Oakland
Calif
State District Court of Appeals
Mountain View
Maurice T. Dooling
Unopened Hotel Gets Third Name in Dallas
A 22 story, 1 000 room hotel in downtown Dallas will open late this year as the Statler Hilton the third name it has had since plans were announced. Sales Manager Max Peck said the name combines the original Dallas Statler title and the Conrad Hilton after the financier bought the Statler chain.
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Dallas
Statler-Hilton
Max Peck
Dallas Statler
Conrad Hilton
Statler
Straw shoes for horses in Japan until iron shoes used
Straw shoes served as horse footwear in Japan through the early modern era, with iron horseshoes introduced in the 19th century marking a shift in equine technology and handling.
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Japan
Japanese Officials Sail For Sub Training In U S
Eighty four Japanese officers and enlisted men arrived yesterday and boarded a plane for New London Connecticut for six months training in American submarines. They belong to Japan new maritime defense force and may return with an American submarine loaned under the mutual defense assistance program.
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San Francisco
New London
Two Meetings Slated By Girl Scout Units
Tomorrow the Girl Scout calendar lists two meetings. At 7 30 p.m. the Leaders Assn led by Mrs. Marvin Lenhart will meet in the Girl Scout clubroom to discuss day troop and established camp training. At 9 30 a.m. Mrs. Howard Wren's troop organization committee will meet in the Girl Scout office.
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Leaders Assn
Marvin Lenhart
Girl Scout
Howard Wren
Girl Scout Office
Eight Students Win 1955 Legion Essay Contest
The American Legion sponsored eight top contestants from Middletown Roosevelt and high schools for the 1955 essay contest. Winners from grades nine to twelve were David Danner Mary Ann Morgan Jim Spindler Carol Burns Bill Walter Mona Elgeston Harold Conrad and Carol Enright. Essays on The Effect of Spiritual Guidance in the World Today will be judged locally after Feb. 4, then by district and department judges to select finalists and state winners who will receive trips to Washington, D. C. Local judges included Clinton D. Boyd George Elliott and others.
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Clinton D. Boyd
George Elliott
Juff
David Danner
Linden Ave
Roosevelt
Mary Ann Morgan
Bellomonte St
Jim Spindler
Ardmore Dr
Middletown High
Carol Burns
Aberdeen Dr
Bill Walter
Sierra Rt
Mona Elgeston
West Middletown Rt. 2
Harold Conrad
North Ave
Carol Enright
Harrison St
Fenwick High
Washington, D. C
Boyd, Elliott
Russell Galloway
Jack Christy
Rowan Crawford
Community Meetings Schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday
A schedule listing various local organization meetings. Tuesday events include Sertoma at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel North Middletown Fire Association 7 p m North American Fire House Mayfield Fire Department 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House Civic Chorus 7 30 p m Middletown High School Room 302 Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW officers meeting 7 30 p m Post Headquarters Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion 7 45 p m Armory FOE 8 p m Hall SPEBSQSA 8 p m Legion. Wednesday features Golden Age Club 1 30 p m Civic Association National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry Franklin FOE Auxiliary officers meeting 7 30 p m regular meeting 8 p m FOPA Lodge 2 6 30 p m Police Pistol Range Germantown Road.
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North Middletown Fire Assn
North American Fire House
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Civic Chorus
Middletown High School
Miami Valley Post
VFW
Armory
FOE
Hall
Spebsqsa
Legion
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Germantown Road
Mme Chiang Unable to Attend American Legion Conference
Washington report says Mme Chiang Kai-shek cannot address the Auxiliary annual conference this week because she cannot leave Formosa at this time. The notice notes the inability to travel due to her return from Formosa.
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Washington
America Legion Auxiliary
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
New Blood Drive To Be Explained For Legion Post 218
A Veterans Administration hospital staff member will discuss the blood program for the Dayton VA hospital at 8 p.m. in the Legion home. Walter Pawelkoski, assistant service officer, chairs the blood program committee, which began last week. Legionnaires and others may contact the Legion office to donate.
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Veteras Administration
American Legion Post 218
Legion Home
Dayton
Walter Pawelkoski
Veterans Services Center
Legion Office
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American Institute of Accountants
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Rita Hayworth
Lloyd Nolan
Preston Foster
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Purple
Dana Andrews
Richard Conte Farley Granger
Don Barry
Aconek
Strange
Casbah City OF Secrets
Lgiers
Jose Ferrer Merle Oberon Welen Traubel
Wn Doe Avedon Tamara Toumanova
Paul Stewart Isobel Elsom William Olsyawes Mitchell
Walter Pidgeon
Paul Henreid
Rosemary Clooney
Gene S
Fred Kelly
Jane Powell
Vi Damone
Awn Miller
Cyd Charisse
Howard Keel
Tony Martin
Mark Stevens
Crawford
Rothman's
Rothman
Moore St
Great Lake
White Cliffs
the Sun
Favorites
Deserve
Vessel
American Rails
Thing
Inlaw
Brazil
Studio
Parent
King Features Syndicate
Pal
U.S
Spencer’s Jewelry Co
Central Ave
Sertoma
Manchester Hotel
Mme. Chiang
Rome
OFF
Percales
THURS
Summit Prints
W. T. Grant CO
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