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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
2
AP report shows about 1,000 U.S. deaths yearly from sleeping pills barbiturates with rising postwar toll and widespread mental deterioration from misuse. Rich and poor alike obtain pills without doctor care. illegal sales persist through cab drivers, peddlers, and clever prescription writers.
NBC remains the strongest network says President Niles Trammell with NBC executive vice president Charles R. Denny outlining policy amid talent raids by CBS. Denny calls for hard work and new ideas to attract audiences while NBC relies on funds resources and commitment to high rated programs and long range broadcasting. Trammell notes NBC will not limit itself to cheap shows and intends to keep Phil Harris Alice Faye Fibber McGee and Molly and Bob Hope on its lineup despite losses to CBS.
In La Jolla California the UC Scripps Institution survey tallies 673 fish kinds in California waters. The catalog lists sharks from 12 inch slime shark to giant basking shark, reflecting diverse marine life observed along the coast. Swiss legend Winkelried is cited in nightly guards as a motto of vigilance.
Middletown co operative club meets at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel Cancer Clinic at 7 p m at Middletown Hospital North Middletown Fire Association convenes at 7 p m at its Fire House Trustees of the Sportsmen s Club meet at 8 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles holds its weekly meeting at the hall Holy Trinity PTA covers dish meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the school cafeteria Spanish American War Veterans meet at 8 p m at the Legion Home Razors Edge SPEBSQSA meets at the VFW hall Wednesday Chauffeurs Teamsters and Helpers Local Union No 636 meets at 7 30 p m Trades and Labor Council Hall Order of Ahepa meets at 8 p m YMCA Noon Miami Chapter Ohio Society of Professional Engineers meets at the Manchester Hotel Moose Club meets at 8 p m at West Central Ave Blythe Williams Post 231 House and executive board meet weekly Sherman School grade mothers monthly meeting at 1 30 p m in the school auditorium
The article explains filing options for 1948 tax returns including when to use the long form, itemizing deductions, and limits on deductible expenses. It covers standard deductions for married couples, joint versus separate filings, exemptions, and special cases such as deaths and divorces. It emphasizes consulting a tax expert for complex alimony and deduction questions.
AP reports guidance for married couples filing 1948 income tax returns. Filing jointly often saves money due to tax law changes allowing income splitting. Couples with under 5000 dollars income and deductible expenses under 10 percent can use forms 1040A or 1040 short form, which automatically include an 11 percent deduction, removing the need to claim the 10 percent deduction.
Local health briefing notes rising interest in sinus relief methods as researchers explore new therapies. Public health officials emphasize accurate diagnosis, access to care, and potential benefits of treatment advances for chronic and seasonal sinus issues.
Rumors split on tax returns for married women and service members. Rutland Vermont reports planned rolling post offices using two 35 foot buses to shuttle clerks and mail between Rutland and Albany with drop off points. England's earliest skating record cites ox bone skates tied to boots in the 2th century.
The text explains exemptions for a wife on a tax return. If the husband claims her exemption, she can bring $500 plus extra amounts if she is blind or over 65. A wife is not a dependent. If she had no income and husband files, she gets $600. If she has income and files jointly, both receive $600 on the same return. If she has any income, the rule changes.
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