How to file 1942 federal income tax returns
The article explains Form 1040 and Form 1040A for individuals and entities, how to choose between them, and the need to include all required information. It notes mailing deadlines, penalties for late filing, and directs taxpayers to the Collector of Internal Revenue. It also mentions Delaware as the oldest state entering the union on December 7 1787.
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Internal Révenué
U. S
Collector of Internal Revenue
Victory tax plan outlined to fund war costs
About 50 million American workers face a 5 percent Victory tax this month, a key direct levy alongside 1943 income taxes. The plan includes credits against owed taxes for purchased War Bonds and other payments, with provisions for refunds if credits exceed tax obligations.
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Washington, D. C
Trasenry Nonsartmantecti
Central York Social Roundup Highlights Omalev Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ziva Omalev hosted relatives as Mrs. Mary LeBaron stayed with the Gilmore family near Mooreville. Hattie Murray visited daughter Rena Sanders and family. Babiche and sons from Detroit joined the Omalevs for a Sunday gathering.
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Ziva Omalev
Allison
Mary LeBaron
Herbert Gilmore
Mooreville
Hattie Murray
Rena Sanders
Babiche and Sons
Thomas Omalev
Detroit
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Mooreville Events Include Card Party Shower and Marriage News
Mooreville activities include a public card party at the schoolhouse Friday evening. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stowell occurred at Mooreville hall Saturday night. Harold Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson, left Friday for Adrian for Army induction. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russ announce the marriage of their daughter Lovapelle to William Meyers. Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs. Alvin Pollitz. sewing by 12 members and two guests, followed by refreshments.
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Julius Haab
Ann Arbor
Moorevile P T.A
Mooreville Hall
Gene Stowell
Harold Gibson
William Gibson
Adrian
Leo Russ
Miss Lovapelle
William Meyers
Alvin Pollitz
Phone Drive Shows Why Ob Server Ads Reach More
The text argues that calling 100 people highlights why using Ob server advertising columns is cheaper and far more effective. It emphasizes broad reach and reduced cost compared to manual outreach.
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Observer
Probate Court fixes claim period in Anna Clark estate
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor presides over the estate of Anna Clark. Judge Jay G. Pray orders creditors to file claims by March 17 1943 for examination and adjustment. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
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Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Martha Schweitzer
Victor H. Lane, Jr
Saline
Washtetow
Geo. W. Sample
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Jay G. Pray
Anna Clark
Saline Observer
War Bonds Drive Urges 10 Percent Payroll Dues
Lil Abner reports a call to sign up for war bonds before New Year. The plan requires 10 percent of workers' pay to be allocated to the bond fund by the deadline.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Michigan
Chancery
George A. Heininger
Wiliam H. Frye
Joseph 8. Frye
Hannah P. Frye
Joseph Franklin Frye
Joseph F. Frye
J. F. Frye
Orange Risdon
Harvey H. MaCartney
Harvey H. McCartey
Harry H. MacCartney
Eliza J. MacCartney
Henry H. MacCar
John Schweitzer
John Fredric Schweitzer
Frederick John Schweitzer
Fred Schweitzer
Samuel Derendinger
Christian Braun, Jr
Lena Braun
Melissa Lindsley
Joshua A. Lindsley
Harriet A Lindsley
Mary C. Lindsley
Laura N. Lindsley
Geo. C. Lindsley
Charles Lindsley
Henry Lindsley
Jesse Lindsley
Catherine Hulbert
Henry W. Goddard
Luella M. Smith
William W. Hamilton
James Bush
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State of
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Sioner
Washtenaw Light and Power Company
First National Bank
United States War Bonds
Central York
Lil’ Abner
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Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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