15 Jan 1954
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
1
This excerpt explains a hypothetical joint return for John and Jane Public, highlighting what a filed Form 1040 might include. It notes itemized deductions, schedules, and reminders about filing deadlines and estimated tax for 1954, with emphasis on keeping copies for inquiries.
Guests at the home of Rev Dr and Mrs William A Wade included Frank W Miller and others from Baltimore. Birth announced of Joyce Elizabeth Wade at Loudoun Hospital December 31. Various community members ill, hospitalized, or traveling, with updates on relocations and appointments across Lovettsville and nearby areas.
Rev. and Mrs. William Yingling and son Johnny returned from Frostburg where he preached at St. Pauls Lutheran. He accepted a call to that church and will begin duties February 1. Miss Maryton Yingling visited grandparents in Baltimore over the weekend.
W Ray Kyle director of material aid at Brethren Relief Center reports a total of 2 594 464 pounds of relief goods processed last year. The program includes Church World Service Lutheran World Relief and BSC. During November 15 to December 31 six weeks 786 491 pounds were received. Largest shipment 39 509 pounds to Korea by Lutheran World Relief. Kyle attended a St Louis meeting to discuss Church World Service program and promotion. Handicraft classes run weekly starting next Monday for five weeks. WSCS meeting featured Mighty Fortress Is Our God and Indian costumes with plans for February meeting at Mrs Norman Myers home with Miss Mary Taines.
The Homemakers club met in the Methodist church social room with cohostess duties, a devotional led by Mrs. Ralph Coe, and home management discussions by several members. Mrs. George Gorsuch reported on her trip to the National Farm Bureau convention in Chicago. Rev Clarence Linard’s death notice was received.
General Ridgway and Secretary Stevens told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that withdrawal of two U.S. divisions from Korea is under review. They urged ratification of a mutual security pact with South Korea, stressing its Pacific security role. They noted Chinese withdrawals but said Red strength remains near a million, with rebuilt airfields after the armistice. The defense message warned Beijing against renewed hostilities. Secretary of State Dulles echoed the warning in other words. The Bayeux tapestry is briefly described by the encyclopedia.
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