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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1941

Page

4

Taxpayers rush as deadline nears for advance 1942 income tax plan

Washington reports a last minute surge as about 16 to 36 million people are urged to prepay or estimate their 1942 income taxes. Treasury officials expect trillions in combined receipts over nine months with defense spending boosting estimates. Congress weighs a plan to collect taxes in advance, requiring quarterly payments based on January estimates and final year-end returns to settle any difference.

Washington Frelurds Sloday Treasury Povernment Congress Joint Congressional Tax Committee

Fuller Brush Man No. 18 in Hartford Sales Tale

Light reporter Jim Wenner follows a Fuller Brush Man in Hartford Conn as he canvasses homes with a blue sample case. The piece details his routine, the staff culture, working life, and the social humor of selling brushes door to door.

Totes Mop L. A. Fuller Brush Jim Wenner Ford Meyer Rotary Club Brush Boys Ike Otie Fuller Puller Vier Fuller Hartford Conn Boston Mak Papa Will Rogers Heck San Antonio Alfred C. Filler Ives Dad Atiget Attica Maverick F. A. Hassett Bassett Ame Barsett Jschpol Ike Basset Milwaukee Schenectady Piller

Panama seeks US funds to build highways in Canal Zone

Panamanian authorities urged Washington to finance new tgiwars across the republic as part of defense for the Canal Zone. Don Garros N. Brin relayed that Panama hopes U.S. support will aid development and employment, and notes potential land reversion in Colon tied to the 1867 Panama Railway agreement.

Kingsbury Smite Washington Panama United States Don Garros N. Brin Republic Canal Zone Roosevelk Colon Panama Railway Company Ands

Green wins $37,000 verdict for loss of foot

Chicago March 15. Louis Green 27 of Cape Girardeau Missouri won a verdict of 37,000 dollars from the Central Barge company to compensate for the loss of a foot while working as a deckhand on a Peoria bound barge. Green charged the barge was traveling at excessive speed causing him to be dragged by a rope.

Ghicago Lous Green Cape Girardeau Txtay Central Barge Company Peoria I. Green

Payrolls for U S Railroads Climb in December 1940

Chicago dispatch reports Railway Age that U S railroad payrolls reached 167000 in December, the highest for December since 1890. For 1940 total payrolls stood at 1.983 billion, up over 500 million from 1934, reflecting gains across the industry.

Chicago Glasgo United States Railway Age

Airlines Tragedy Blamed on Pilot

WASITINGTON March 15 INS The civil aviation board ruled that the American Airlines passenger plane crash near St Louis in December was caused by the pilot attempting a landing under unfavorable conditions. Four persons were injured in the incident.

Wasitington INS Civil Arronautics Board

Brackenridge Alumni Readies First Round-Up Tribute

San Antonio teachers and Brackenridge alumni plan the first annual round-up honoring Miss Ella Buller. About 200 tickets have been sold for the Meslean supper featuring Buller as guest of honor. The April 15 event will be at La Villita with entertainment under Willar Buster Bryaly. reservations via local alumni and named contacts.

San Antonio Brackenridge Alurmst Ella Buller Brackenridge Almant Association Butler Miny Norma Klaaing Lambert Mark Hargrove Ambrose Hen‘wood Mary Johnson Hardman Kenword

Direct air route proposed from Los Angeles to Mexico City

Representative Kramer announced to President Roosevelt a request to approve a direct mailing route between Los Angeles and Mexico City. The note cites ongoing discussions on improving cross border air service and regional connectivity.

Washington CINE Kramer D.-Cnllt Roosevelt Los Angeles Mexico City

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