Professional Fees Count as Earned Income for Tax Limit
The Internal Revenue Service ruled that fees from professionals such as doctors or lawyers count as earned income toward the $80,000 limit even if an assistant performs part or all of the services. The ruling also applies to income from professional partnerships.
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Washington, PD
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kellogg's All-Bran Promoted as Constipation Relief
Advertisement urges health solutions through Kellogg's All-Bran claiming it relieves and prevents constipation. It touts roughage in modern diets, iron content, and recommendations by physicians with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The copy notes serving guidance and appealing usage with milk or cereals.
Burial Plot Bought On Eve Of Fatal Duel
Brady Texas April 25 A burial plot Nick Wright and his mother bought yesterday was used as his body was brought to the cemetery after a fatal duel. Wright and Arthur Laughlin exchanged shots on a downtown stairway before fleeing and firing again beside a car. Wright died. Laughlin later collapsed and died. twelve bullets were fired in the exchange. Laughlin was jailed on murder charges in the death of Wright’s brother John, bond set at 7800 dollars.
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Brady
Texas
Nick Wright
Wright
Petir Domentic
Arthur Laughne
Loughlin
Beta
Laughlin
Tee
Bond
John
Final Rites for Santa Fe Agent Dusch
Funeral services for Mrs. Katharina Dusch 68 a Santa Fe agent who died Monday afternoon in her residence B14 D Probrandt street were held Wednesday morning at St. Henry’s Catholic Church with Rev H J Andree officiating. A native of Austria she came to Antonia 67 years ago with her parents widow of the late George Dusch she left two daughters Gertrude Garcia and Adélia Duseh three sons George Frank and Lea Duseh one sister Mrs Gertrud Kirchen brother John Kirchen six grandchildren and two great grandchildren all of San Antonio.
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Santa Fe
Rkatherina Dusch
Het Realdente
Probrandt Etrest
H. J. Andree
Gertrude Garcia
Adélia Duseh
George
Frank
Lea Duseh
Slater
Mia
Gertrud Kirchen
John Kirchen
San Antonio
Theater Stampede in Sicily Kills Sixteen Children
Funerals will be held tomorrow for sixteen victims aged between twelve and seventeen who died in a stampede when a movie house fire broke out. Three others were seriously injured and five slightly hurt in the panic at LIGATA Sicily on April 16.
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Ligata
Sicily
Yeatetdey
Alolood
Esurea
Bridges Burned on Mexico Railroad
A Mexican City Laredo railway section near Mor rey reported three bridges burned. A Monterrey Mexico City train halted at Monterrey after the damage and waited for hours for repairs.
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Vsrx
Meporta Anid
Broker in Jail for Alimony in Chicago Case
Edoward Sheridan wealthy broker completed seven weeks voluntary imprisonment in county jail to avoid paying alimony to his wife Hila who filed for divorce. She testified in court and asked the judge to order Sheridan’s banker to surrender funds in a safety deposit box. A writ barred him from leaving jurisdiction issued seven weeks prior, with bond set at 5000. Sheridan allegedly rejected bond offers and remained jailed to dodge $50 weekly alimony.
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Edoward
Sheridan
Alimany
Vorca
Hos Sts
Social Roundup Includes Dinners Picnics and Showers
Society notes recount travels of Mr. and Mrs. L B Clegg with Mrs George Brainard of Youngstown Ohio. Guests at W E Wroe’s La Laguna ranch near Asherton hosted a weeklong visit. Jean Kasten hosts a Bridge luncheon and kerchief shower for Gwendolyn King. Mrs Andrew Jackson McKenzie plans a 4 to 6 pm afternoon event on Olmos Drive. A Fort Bam Houston group from Camp Warnecke New Braunfels enjoys a Sunday picnic with officers and guests including Meddis Gurney Matthews Gurner Laventure and others. A. Dodd hosts a dinner for Edgar P T A officers and members with roses and a veranda setting. attendees include Mrs George Th Johnston C M Tehlert O L Bowen and several students and family members. Jerome McDavitt and Wil Staples join A and A college students arriving Wednesday for parental visit.
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George Brainard
Youngstown
Ohio
W. E. Wroe
la Laguna
Nere Asherton
Jean Kasten
Hanil
Olmos Drive
Gwendolyn King
Andrew Jackson McKenzie
Berbone
East Place
Fort Bam Houston
Camp Warnecke
New Braunfels
V. N. Meddis
Betts Meddis
Misa
Annette Gurney
Nancy Matthews
al Corbett
Afr
James J. Smith
Washington
Samuel Gurner
L. A. Laventure
Arnett P. Matthews
Bill Corbett
Thomas Horton
H. H. Fiat
SN. Paydral
Jack Hodigu
A. Dodd
Edgar Parent/Teacher association
Mr. Traril
George Th. Johnston
C. M. Tehlert
O. L. Bowen
Willam ¥. Lehr
J.C. Winter
Third Man Linked to Fort Worth Murder Case
Assistant District Attorney Hooper indicated that another man may be part of the alleged murder conspiracy involving judge Janes KE Mercer and Dexter Scurtack. Testimony at the Prather examination revealed Prather’s Oklahoma detective background and a claim that a well dressed man offered work in Fort Worth tied to the Houichens case, with a suggestion of money in the scheme.
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Janes KE. Mercer
Dexter Scurtack
Hooper
Cheater Collins
Marvin Simpson
FL Hoytchens
Migs Zula ‘Stevenson
Justice Court
H. Prather
Hoopes
Nis
Prather
Simpson
Collins
Hoopret
Houichens
Steveonon
Pratier
Arather
Vinita
Okla
Talon Police Department
Oklahorma City
William J.burny Detective Agency
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Notre Dame Club Plans Universal Notre Dame Night In San Antonio
The Notre Dame Club of Southwest Texas will host a dinner at the San Antonio Country Club on Monday night April 21 at 7:45 PM. At 9 PM they will listen to a Notre Dame program broadcast on WGN Chicago. Kirwin Williams leads the reservations with arrangements finalized after a Plaza Hotel luncheon.
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Notre Dame Club
Texas
San Antonio
Army Planes to Fight 15 000 Feet Above California
Army air corps wings in BACHAMENTO California ordered to conduct high altitude operations 15 000 feet over Matherfield. Bombardment planes supported by attack groups execute battle maneuvers in a two man pursuit ship formation as part of the latest phase of training.
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California
2.50 Gold Pieces Out of Coinage
Washington April 1. President Hoover has not signed any bill to resume or relieve the treasury from coining 2.50 gold pieces. The treasury previously sought legislation, deciding the coins were mostly inexpensive gifts and of little monetary value.
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Washington, D.C
Hoover Han
Treasury
Al Smith to Talk on Theater Plan
Former New York Governor Al Smith will speak on a proposed New York Theater League plan to license ticket brokers. The league would cap broker fees at 75 cents per ticket to curb speculation.
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al Smith
New York
Lieut Maitland Gains Steadily After Auto Accident
Steady improvement reported in First Lieut Lester J Maitland of Kelly Field Fort Sam Houston after an automobile crash Wednesday. Hospital update from Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston Tuesday says he is recovering with steady progress as doctors monitor his condition. A Dallas dispatch notes a separate crime story in which Clyde Harrington, 20, received a 25 year prison sentence after a robbery at a drug store on March 3.
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Kellyfield
Station Hospital
Fort Sam Floustan
Dallas
Marth
Clyde Harrington
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