Date Extended For Filing Income Tax Estimates
Officials of the Internal Revenue Department announce an extension for filing estimated federal income tax declarations for 1948 to next Monday Jan 17, since Jan 15 falls on Saturday. Farmers are excused from filing earlier, and those wishing to amend estimates can also file by Jan 17. The 1949 deadline remains March 15. Wage earners withholdings not requiring a declaration unless salary exceeds $4500 plus $600 per exemption or $100 of untaxed income.
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Internal Revenue Department
Red Cross Home Service Group Meets in City Hall
The bi monthly meeting of the Red Cross home service group for Southeast Missouri met in the City Hall court room. Attendees included representatives from Cape Girardeau Mississippi New Madrid Pemiscot Butler and Scott counties plus G F Vanderpool of the Mid west area. Topics covered included public information for home service claims to the veterans administration and current directives. The next meeting is scheduled for March 14 in Sikeston.
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Home Service
Red Cross
Missouri
City Hall
Margaret Donnell
Scott County
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Butler
Scott Counties
G. F. Vanderpool
Mid-West
St. Louis
Veterans Administration
Sikeston
Twenty-Three Carloads Of Food For Overseas Aid
Missouri Christian Rural Overseas Program seed drive report shows over 136000 dollars raised for overseas relief. In 1948 cash and farm commodities reached 120000 dollars with 16000 added this year. Missouri farmers sent 23 railroad cars of produce last year including corn soybeans milk and wheat. Two more cars of corn donated in Buchanan county this month. About fifty counties have not reported results yet.
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Columbia
Missouri Christian Rural Overseas Program
Missouri
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Buchanan
Frigidaire display highlights economy and quiet efficiency
At LAIR'S showroom a Frigidaire display demonstrates why the appliance line is praised for economical operation, quiet performance, efficiency, and long life. The feature showcases how Frigidaires save energy and reduce household noise.
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Lair’s
Sewing Classes Begin at The Sewing Shop Shop
Advertisement notes advanced spring sewing courses at 619 Greer Avenue with contact 1208W. Includes brief mention of ongoing offerings and location details.
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Greer Avenue
New judicial appointee a Sikeston native Harris D Rodgers named
Harris D Rodgers of Benton a native of Sikeston and longtime Scott County Abstract Co president was named to the nonpartisan Judicial Commission for the Springfield Court of Appeals by Governor Donnelly. The commission, which includes ex officio members and three attorneys and three lay members from state districts, will nominate candidates for Supreme and appellate judges. Rodgers fills the term of Robert V Stanard of Poplar Bluff whose post expired December 31 1948. Closing out all heaters during January Sale Lair's.
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Harris D. Rodgers
Benton
Herald
Phil M. Donnelly
Springfield Court of Appeals
Sikeston
James D. Rodgers
Malone Park
Rodgers
Scott County Abstract Company
International
New
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Donnelly
State Supreme Court
Judicial Commission
Ernest M.tipton
Missouri Supreme Court
Kansas City Court of Appeals
John H. Lathrop
Kansas City
Thorpe J. Gordon
Jefferson City
St. Louis
W Harris D. Rodgers
Mr. Rodgers
Robert V. Stanard
Poplar Bluff
Across the Chinese War Zone to Peiping
John Denman and his wife travel from Shanghai to Peiping during a tumultuous time in North China. They face unconfirmed return air space, crowded ticket offices, and military checkpoints as they tour the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, witnessing rural farming life and the city’s walled layout while awaiting a later return flight.
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Imperial City of
Peiping
John Denman
China
Great_Wall
Mukden
Pei
Jean
Shanghai
Metropole Hotel
Cathay
Yangtze
Yellow Sea
Yellow River
Siam
Philippines
the Herald
Peking
Forbidden City
Coal Hill
Temple of Heaven
West Field
le Grand Hotel Des Wagon Lits
National Geographics
Prominent Charleston Lawyer Dies After Heart Attack
Otis W. Joslyn aged 79, longtime Charleston resident and attorney, died of a heart attack at his home Saturday night. Funeral services were held Monday at Nunnelee Chapel, with interment in Odd Fellows cemetery after cremation in St Louis. Survived by widow Gussie Danforth Joslyn, two sons L. D. Joslyn and Otis W. Joslyn Jr, and four daughters. Joslyn was a Missouri university law graduate and prominent in city affairs. member of the Christian church and Masonic Lodge. Also notes Frigidaire owners in Sikeston.
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Otis W. Joslyn
Charleston
Nunnelee Funeral Chapel
Rev
Orby Beard
Christian Church
East Prairie
St. Louis
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Asco
Maine
Joslyn
Otis
Jane Joslyn
University of Missouri
Columbia
28Th Judicial Circuit Court
Otis W. Joslyn Jr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Clyde Shepard
Columbia, Mo
E. M. Sparling
Hot Springs
Ark
G. D. Rodgers
Rio de Janeiro
Garland Russell
LeGrange
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RED Cross Home Service
Aus Efe
Bassi
Watle Tucker
Stark Brothers Nursery
Neosho Nursery
John Bean
Lair's
Kubla Khan
Peiping—Imperial City
THE
National Foundation
Otto Schoen
Charles H. French
Bartley
Schweg
McCoy Tanner
Sikeston, Mo
Whiteway
Standard Service
B. W. Gunn
Tanner
James P. Stacy
Tanner Street
Standard Oil
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