Tax Records To Keep For Year End Clutter Cleanup
IRS guidance outlines which documents to preserve for tax audits. Keep permanent earnings records, W‑2s, prior returns, vehicle and travel expense diaries, lodging receipts, home office costs, charitable contributions, medical costs above 3 percent of AGI, and full stock and home purchase records. Maintain for three years or longer as applicable, including details of securities trades and home sales with related costs and improvements.
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Record 6.4 Million Californians in Nonfarm Jobs in 1967
California's nonfarm payroll reached a record 6.4 million in 1967, with factory workers earning an average $132.51 weekly and a slight reduction in the typical work week to 40.4 hours. Construction lagged, down 11 percent from 1966, though late 1967 saw improvement as aerospace and related industries drove gains. Industrial Relations Director Albert C. Beeson cited a 3.5 percent year‑over‑year rise and widespread gains across major categories.
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How They Rule on Commissions in Stock Transactions
The piece explains how brokers may charge commissions when sharing ownership across names and how odd-lot and round-lot rules apply. It details scenarios with two children and various registrations, noting that two or three commissions can arise depending on whether orders are bunched and how shares are registered.
Poultry and Eggs sues DaT EGGS over price disputes
A damaged OCR item notes Poultry and Eggs suing DaT EGGS over retail pricing practices. The text references distributors, small lots, ranch prices, and various product lines including hens, roasters, lemons, and naval oranges, with unreliable figures and no clear dates or outcomes.
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Grain Market Stalls as Wheat Soybeans Fall at Close
In Caney near Withes tage and Chicago trading, grain prices slid late with liquidations in wheat and soybeans. Commission houses and traders sold soybeans while buyers remained active in other grains. wheat eased by several cents, soybeans down around one cent. Local and export interests dominated trading as prices weakened through the session.
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Commission Sunes
Sila
Chicago
Two More Bodies Raised Bridge Toll to Thirty Five
Two more bodies were recovered from the Ohio River near the collapsed Silver Bridge, raising the death toll to 35 with 14 missing. Victims identified include James O Pullen of Middleport Ohio and Frederick D Miller of Gallipolis Ohio. Bobby L Head of Gallipolis was also pulled from the river. Christmas Day salvage, with Red Cross aid, moved debris to barges for reconstruction efforts to determine the collapse cause. Col William Falck of the Army Corps of Engineers directed operations estimating six million pounds of debris.
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Bobby L. Head
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Red Cross
William Falck
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Shock Over Seeing Santa Kills 4 Yearold
In Mira Italy a surprise Santa visit to four year old Francesca Barioli at her home ended in tragedy. Her mother arranged the visit, but Francesca screamed when Santa appeared and later died at a hospital from heart failure believed caused by the shock.
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Market Falters in Year's Finale
New York markets opened the year’s final week with modest gains amid heavy selling for tax purposes. Investors expected a year-end rally but trading remained routine as steel demand and higher consumer prices failed to spark a substantial advance. The UP I marketwide indicator rose 0.34 percent with 1,806 issues traded. 709 advances and 555 declines were reported.
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UPD
United Press International
Newlyweds plan future financial protection ad
Mr Gilbert Maddad of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co located at 3695 Atlantic Ave invites newlyweds to start securing their financial future. GA 7-0934.
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She Gets a Gift From W. Germany
Mrs. Johanne Degner a Milwaukee woman aged 90 and her late husband Wilhelm paid into Germany’s old age pension fund for 15 years before leaving in 1927. After her attorney revealed records were lost in Berlin bombings officials granted a pension of 90 dollars a month plus a $7,800 accrued delay. They noted up to $30,000 could have been paid if she had applied earlier.
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