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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

3

Income Tax Filing Rules For Married Couples In 1951

Washington AP explains that most married couples save by filing jointly. If a wife has no income, the husband can still claim her $600 exemption on his return unless she is a dependent. Rules cover 1040A, 1040 short, and 1040 long forms for varying income totals, deductions of 10 percent up to $1,000, and itemizing requirements. Community property states allow retroactive joint filing by March 15, 1955.

Washington Joneses Smiths Arizona California Idaho Louisiana Nevada New Mexico Texas Internal Revenue Congress

Building plans here nose dive in Middletown

Increasing shortage of building materials and rising costs hit construction in Middletown. For the first month this year new construction was less than half of a year ago. Building commissioner Orville Corson cites costs totaling $120,105 from 42 permits. Four single family and one two family dwelling among permits. January 1951 had costs of $274,935 from 52 permits including 16 new dwellings and five foundation permits.

Middletown Orville Corson

Servicemen News From Wright-Pat Air Base Concert

Soloist Gilbert Egelston led the 661st Air Force Band in its season opener at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Airmen’s Service Club with a quartet under C. W. O. Kurt E Linden. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Egelston and others from the city. Pvt. Robert L. Wise has been transferred to the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot in San Diego for eight weeks training. he previously worked at Armco Steel and graduated Lemon-Monroe High School in 1945.

Pic Gilbert Egelston 661St Air Force Band Airmen’s Service Club Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Kurt E. Linden Charles Egelston G. T. Thomas George Thomas Robert O'Friel Robert L. Wise Marine Corps San Diego Cal Frances Wise Central Ave Wise Harold Wise Sheffield Ave Armco Steel Corporation Lemon-Monroe High School

Optometrists To Meet In Dayton Dinner Meeting

Zone Nine of the Ohio State Optometric Association will hold a dinner at 6 30 p m today at the Miami Valley Country Club Dayton Several local optometrists are expected to attend Installation of new officers is planned and the guest speaker will be Joseph Myers of the Dayton Journal.

Ohio State Optometric Association Miami Valley Country Club Dayton Joseph Myers The Dayton Journal

Blood Donor Cards Sought and Nurse Aid Training Beginning

The Rev John I Parr chair man of the Red Cross Blood Program asks all donor cards be returned promptly to schedule appointments. Red Cross Nurse's Aid Training applicants for Middletown Hospital will be interviewed February 5 at 730 pm at the Red Cross office in the Legion Home. Applicants must be 18 to 55. After training, the trainee will work at the hospital. classes start soon.

John I. Parr Red Cross Blood Program Red Cross Middletown Hospital Legion Home E. A. Correa Nurse’s Aid

Next Million to Come Sooner in America Traffic Deaths

Before 1952 arrived the millionth traffic death was recorded in America by Martin Thomas in February. The Red Cross and Butler County Automobile Club local managers urged motorists to change habits to prevent future fatalities. They advised drivers to look about 300 feet ahead each time they drive.

America Martin Thomas Butler County Automobile Club

Piano Teacher Nellie McFadden Dies in Mount Vernon

Miss Nellie McFadden longtime Mount Vernon piano teacher for 52 years died Wednesday. Local music circles mourn her passing and honor her years of instruction.

Mount Vernon, O Nellie McFadden Mount Vernon

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