Your Income Tax What Counts as Other Income for 1954 Taxes
Tax guidance explains reporting requirements for all income including dividends interests and other sources. It details how to use schedules on Form 1040, the treatment of prizes and awards under new law, scholarships and fellowships, and how to transfer totals to determine adjusted gross income with hints to obtain help from banks post offices or a revenue agent.
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Revenue Service
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Paratrooper Survives 1000-Foot Fall At Elmendorf
Pvt Stanley Melezak of Pittsburgh fell 1000 feet when his main chute failed to deploy during Operation Snowbird over Talkeetna. He landed on deep snow, hurt but without broken bones, and is recovering at Ft Richardson hospital with suspected internal injuries. He released a reserve chute just before impact.
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Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska
Stanley Melezak
11Th Airborne Division
Ft. Richardson
Melezak
Pittsburgh
Talkeetna
Night Jump on the Rocks Closer to Capture
A narrator crouches on jagged rocks watching beacon lights sweep the ridge as a mystery hunter approaches. A Leica flash reveals a man’s face, then a pistol cracks and a second shot misses. The pursuer orders, Go get him, Luger, amid cold wind and shadowed cliffs.
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Third Hill
Air Lane
Potomac River
Aly
Luger
WVU Board approves dorms funding and higher out-of-state tuition
Morgantown WVU and Potomac State College plan dormitory work funded by a 700000 appropriation and a federal loan while out-of-state tuition increases across multiple colleges, from 284 to 434 full year, with per credit hour raises for part-time students. The WVU Foundation Inc. held its first organizing meeting with Stewart and governors serving on the board.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University Board of Governors
WVU
Potomac State College
West Virginia University
Project
Price Streets
Irvin Stewart
State Board of Public Works
Potomac State
College of Law
School of Medicine
School of Music
School of Pharmacy
Law School
Pharmacy
West Virginia University Foundation Inc
Stewart
Foundation
World War II Hero Re-Enlists as Non-Com
Jake William Lindsey Medal of Honor recipient and World War II hero reenlists as master sergeant after two years as a second lieutenant. At 33, he swapped commission post Germany discharge to return as a sergeant at home in Mississippi. He led an infantry platoon in Germany and wants to rejoin para troopers. Lindsey has served since 1940 except for a year and a half after WWII and five days between discharge and reenlistment.
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New York
Jake William Lindsey
Germany
Lindsey
Korea
Ft. Benning
Shubuta
Miss
Fire scene escape described on ridge ledge
A survivor recounts staying on a narrow ledge to keep distance from a danger source and crawls to safety along a ridge. The narrative ends with a cue that the account continues.
American Pilots Face Possible Fire Over Tachen Evacuation
Veterans of the U S Air Force warn that American jet crews may press fire with fire if Communist warplanes attack the Tachen Island evacuation. Ground and carrier pilots contemplate defensive vs offensive missions and the risk of targeting Red mainland bases. If casualties occur, they would likely come from this fighting group.
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Formosa
Tachen Islands
Tachen
Yalu
Yalu River
Korea
U. S
Berlin Honor Guard Kept Busy by Visitors
U S Senators congressmen and VIPs visiting Berlin receive the Army blue plate special a full dress honor guard review at American headquarters plus briefings and a sedan tour of the divided city. Notable visits include Herbert Hoover with a 21 gun salute and Navy Secretary Charles Thomas with a 17 gun salute. Over the past year Berlin has hosted eight senatorial parties 25 representatives 70 Army generals and others from the U S government and foreign nations.
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Berlin
U. S
Herbert Hoover
Navy
Charles Thomas
Hoover
Army
U.S
Air Force
Defense
Burglars Take $3750 Coins From Bank Vault
Sandusky Michigan burglars forced entry into Exchange Bank at Carsonville by digging through a 19 inch brick vault wall to reach a coin shipment and escaped with 3750 dollars in coins.
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Sandusky, Mich
Exchange Bank
Carsonville
Line Renaud Breaks Into American TV Meet
New York reports Line Renaud, a French star from Armentieres, will appear on Bob Hope NBC show tomorrow in a film made during his overseas trip last November. She begins a five week singing engagement at the Waldorf on Thursday, has Las Vegas bookings, and is negotiating more TV spots. Line, married to Lou Gaste, is from Paris via Moulin Rouge. Hope discovered her during a Moulin Rouge engagement.
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New York
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Line Renaud
Bob Hope
Line
Jacqueline
the Waldorf
Hope
Las Vegas
Miss Renaud
Paris
Louis Gaste
United States
March of Science Sees AEC Expand Research and Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission reports hydrogen and atomic bomb tests open new research areas with potential major developments and stockpile growth for defense. It notes readiness for a new Nevada test series, hints at hydrogen weapon work, and highlights progress in reactors medical research and peacetime uses of atomic energy.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Science
Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Pacific Proving Ground
Marshall Islands
Nevada
Free World
AEC
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Welch
West Virginia Water Service Co
Cincinnati
West Virginia
American Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
N. J
Alderson - Brogddus College
Walter C. Johnson Jr
Spencer
Roane County
Roy D. McCutcheon
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Electric Power CO
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