Dewey Attacks Hoover on Isolationism in TV Interview
New York February 11 Gov Thomas E Dewey condemned isolationist talk as aiding Stalin and argued for substantial ground forces in Europe. He criticized Taft and Hoover for favoring air and sea power and warned Congress should not limit troop deployments, citing Korea and the need to maintain US strength in Europe.
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Evening car crash risk four times higher than morning
The article notes that the risk of being killed in an automobile accident is four times as great between seven and eight in the evening as between seven and eight in the morning, highlighting a sharp daily risk difference.
Emergency Proclaimed In Western Washington Flood Areas
Governor Langlie declared a state of emergency in Western Washington flood zones to coordinate Federal and State action as the Skagit River breached dikes and forced evacuations. About 2,000 refugees in Northwest Washington and British Columbia fled rising floodwaters. The proclamation aims to enable Federal troop support if State resources run short. Conway town residents evacuated after a levee breach sent dirty water through streets. Nearby Stanwood and East Stanwood faced inundation from the Stilaguamish river with homes evacuated and safety measures in place. In British Columbia Fraser River valley more than 500 people were left homeless by rampaging tributaries.
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Freighter Refused Cargo From Communist China at Baltimore Dock
A 341 ton Norwegian freighter was idle in Baltimore as longshoremen refused to unload cargo from Communist China citing patriotic reasons. About 35 men reported at the dock to load the ship yesterday. Captain Andreassen said similar incidents occurred in Boston but cargo was discharged in New York and Philadelphia. Next stop is Norfolk. Receipts include mustard seed copper wire cotton waste from Communist China and porcelain earthware and steel scrap from Japan.
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Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Weekend arrest counts include Jesse McDonald Frank Grove Marshall Wetvel James Trightavell Aldan Vellner Preston Geisler Robert P L Jackson Louis H H Weeden Earl F B Carroll Lawrence Geisler Tramsville Hershel Himes Krnexville. Oliver Norman Trump faced a charge for operating while intoxicated against Christian Othe Brashears, bond set at $ b 000. A Saturday collision on South Market Street involved Jehan M Kiine and David Sherby Weinberg. property damage estimated at $590 on an icy west of South Market Street roadway location. Tehran news notes the Shah of Iran marries Soraya Esfandiari in a modern ceremony following his prior divorce from Princess Fawzia.
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Water Works Closed By Ice In Columbia Pa
Water supplies choked by a massive ice jam on the Susquehanna froze Columbia Pennsylvania’s water works. Fourteen thousand residents faced emergency measures as tank trucks from Lancaster delivered water and townsfolk collected it in milk cans. A plan to tap Marietta’s supply was set for the next night.
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Western Germany to form Independent Workers Party
An anti Moscow Communist Party will be founded in Western Germany next Easter. Josef Schappe, ex editor of Freies Volk, announces the group will be the Independent Workers Party. The party backs socialization of German industries and free speech but rejects Soviet bureaucrac y and American imperialism. The foundation committee includes many former Communist delegates.
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Income Tax Primer Deductions and Exemptions Clarified
The article explains deductions for Form 1040 including exemptions, option to itemize or use standard deduction, and the Tax Table. It lists organizations eligible for charitable deductions, notes the $600 exemption per person, and describes how the deduction amounts are calculated for different total incomes.
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Tax Tables and Deductions Explained for Married Couples
The article explains how to use the tax table and choose between standard and itemized deductions. It notes a married couple with certain exemptions and income, and states that the standard deduction can be used if preferred. It warns that some filers with low incomes may save by not itemizing deductions.
Tax Deductions and Record Keeping Guidance
Officials note all legal deductions appear on page 3 schedules. Taxpayers should retain receipts for itemized deductions though the Bureau may accept reasonable estimates. The agency can challenge or disallow deductions without proof, so accuracy is advised.
Tax tips on charitable contributions and deductions
A condensed guide explains what gifts to charities may be deducted and what cannot. It notes that gifts to individuals are non deductible, that political contributions are not deductible, and that deductions cannot exceed a taxpayer's adjusted gross income. It also confirms that deductions for contributions to eligible organizations follow published rules and that the tax table provides baseline allowances.
Reporter's Quiz on UN China stance and Korea hopes
A group of six young men, mainly college students home between terms, share cautious optimism about the UN condemning Red China as aggressor and its impact on Korea. Respondents from Union Bridge to Frederick express views on whether the resolution will aid peace or risk wider war, with notes on accountability and the UN’s future actions.
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