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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
4
A Lighthearted story notes a cat helping build the Grand Cou ree by pulling a string tied to its tail through a winding drain pipe. The string linked to a rope and a cable the engineers could not move through the pipe.
Highlights of the new tax law effective January 1 1954 cover dependents child care medical expenses and retirement income credits. It lists deductions for dependents foster children and others up to 600 800 and 600 respectively with conditions. It notes child care deductions for single or working parents and a higher medical expense deduction threshold. It describes retirement income credits and pension taxation simplifications plus changes to dividend taxation depreciation and estimated tax filings.
The program is expected to save about 7.4 billion dollars in total, with individuals receiving roughly 4.7 billion in tax relief. The gains are described as the largest total ever recorded by Congress. The article notes it is reprinted from the Congressional Record and provided by Congressman Hamer Budge.
The new social security law will bring most farm families under federal old age and survivors insurance with effect January 1955. Farm operators earning $400 profit yearly and farm workers earning $100 from any one farmer become insured. Ben Reavis of Pocatello will be at Montpelier City Hall on October 18 between 2 and 4 pm.
Home Demonstration Agent Shirley Myers warns of rope bacteria in flour that spoils baked goods. Look for off flavors, gummy texture, and rope-like strands by day three. Spoilage can be avoided by destroying flour, washing bins with vinegar, sun drying, and sealing wooden boards and pins.
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