Joint Returns Explained for Federal Taxes
IRS district director E. C. Coyle Jr explains that a wife is not a dependent on her husband for tax purposes. A husband may claim his wife's exemption only if she has no gross income and is not a dependent of another taxpayer. Joint returns include both spouses income and deductions and require both signatures and the wife's Social Security number if she has her own income.
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E. C. Coyle Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Coyle
France to reimburse NATO for Paris council building
In Brussels AP reports France will pay about 17.6 million dollars to NATO for the old Paris Port Dauphine council building, abandoned when NATO moved to Belgium. France will deduct its 9.76 percent share of construction costs.
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France
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Port Dauphine
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Decay Sets In Before Rails Were Undated
AP analysis notes railroads push mergers and price hikes while passenger service declines. Critics blame reduced competition and delayed modernization for rising costs and deteriorating service, with regulators portrayed as overwhelmed by industry propaganda and outdated practices.
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Slaughter Hogs In Price Protest in Indiana
Union City Indiana saw a mass hog slaughter protest by National Farmers Organization members. At a farm two miles west of Union City hogs were to be shot and buried to press for 23 cents a pound for pork amid current 19 cent rates. A mass grave was dug as part of the protest with hopes to attract more farmers and reach 500 hogs.
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Union City
Ind
Indiana
National Farmers Organization Today
Here
L.L
Tex) Spangler
Rt. 4
NFO
Spangler
Wells County
St. Joseph County
Thieves Make Off With 300-Pound Safe From Philadelphia Grocery
Police report thieves broke into Gaetano Rago's West Philadelphia grocery Sunday and carried away a 300-pound safe containing $15 000 in cash savings accumulated over 40 years.
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Philadelphia
Gaetano Rago
West Philadelphia
Rago
Four Copper Firms Reach Understanding in Strike Talks
The New York Times reports Phelps Dodge Kennecott reached a deal with 26 unions covering mines smelters and refineries but not lead zinc or fabrication. The accord addresses companywide contracts and raises hopes for a broader settlement among Anaconda and AS&R, with a factorywide agreement still uncertain.
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New York Times
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
the Times
White House
Anaconda
American Smelting & Refining
Decay in Nation’s Economy Affects Railroad Growth
A fragmented passage notes that decay afflicted the economy and hindered railroads despite signs of increasing business. The text implies systemic troubles impacting transportation and national growth.
Map fixes misdrawn 1890 town limits in Colorado
Green Mountain Falls officials discover the town hall post office magistrate office civil pool and half the homes lie outside the corporate limits due to a historic map error from 1890. About 250 residents live in the area 15 miles west of Colorado Springs as trustees seek new maps to rectify the boundaries.
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Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Colorado Springs
Malcom Conn
Green lights to honor St Patrick's Day at Falls
Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports the American and Horseshoe Falls will glow green next Saturday and Sunday nights in observance of St Patrick's Day. Officials use green filters over 20 search lights around the cataracts for the annual tribute conducted near the saint's death anniversary.
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Plan Household Survey in County
Census Bureau plans a March week survey to update national household data through the monthly current population survey. Director Theodore F. Olson notes inquiries cover family composition migration employment income Social Security pensions and more. Interviewers Mrs Marie Ahern and Mrs Mildred Kearney will visit local households.
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Theodore F. Olson
Bureau
Chicago
United States
Olson
Marie Ahern
Mildred Kearney
Amman Pardon Freezes 150 Convicts Before Eid Feast
King Hussein grants amnesty marking the Moslem feast of Eid and frees 150 people convicted or awaiting trial while reducing terms for other prisoners. Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni announces the measure as the first part of the royal prerogative. Separately, the FAA reports 17,362 pilots in Jordan are 60 years old or over, about 3 percent of the total.
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Jordan
Hussein
Bairain
Bahjat Talhouni
Federal Aviation Administration
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