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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1949
Page
11
The article explains estimated tax payments due by March 15 for those with withholding gaps. It covers four quarterly installments, how to compute owed tax using exemptions and standard deductions, and how to file Form IGHLES with payment lists. It emphasizes paying in four installments and staying current to avoid penalties.
Extensive classified car ads display numerous makes and models including DeSoto 1941 four door, 1932 Dodge sedan, Mercury, Oldsmobile, Plymouth and Pontiac. Listings show prices from under 300 to around 1 600, with details on radios heaters tires and condition, plus dealer names and contact numbers in Genesee Street area.
A cluttered advertisement page lists numerous used cars, trailers, and auto parts from dealers like Sica on Genesee Street, Bresee Chevrolet, Fonda Motor Car Co, and Truay Motor Sales. It highlights multiple models, prices, locations, and contact numbers, with several notices for trailers and accessory sales.
Classified ad listing for motorcycles and bicycles with accessories and used parts. Includes shop names, addresses, phone numbers, and prices, along with sale of auto parts, maintenance services, and vehicle repair offerings. Also advertises a lost dog and pet listings with contact details.
The commission urged the Department to adopt reforms to strengthen the secretary’s authority and clarify lines of responsibility. President Truman noted that several changes are needed to modernize the foreign service and to improve department efficiency.
The Rev. Mar Malcolm E. Peabody bishop of the Diocese of Central New York will deliver the confirmation sermon at the 1 A.M. service Sunday in St. Peter's Episcopal Church Auburn.
Grammar school pupils should learn easy and hard words for the National Spelling Bee Championship. The article offers an introductory guide and a practice list to improve spelling skills and confidence.
Robert G. Long celebrated his 37th birthday with a pint sized floral coffee cup from his wife Ace. The scene at 125 Weesrul Ave included family members and a chocolate cake as Long, president of Walker Corp. & Co., was remembered as a famed 1930s long distance runner who helped organize the Syracuse Harriers.
A report notes Aub’s team in the Sur League achieving steady marching records while critics call his personal score average. An anniversary is mentioned and colleagues extend congratulations, with a token of appreciation presented in a jewel box. The text reflects casual, distant local interest and scattered dates.
Salem Hyde Unity Association hosts a meeting at Hirde School to hear Cala’s survey findings from the Board of Education. Presentation by committee members Sehects Da zi Bom and Harr outlines school needs. a 12 member group leads a basket social and plays.
More than 300 Protestant delegates will discuss the North Atlantic security pact and other international issues at a Cleveland conference. The event is sponsored by the Department of International Justice and Good Will of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The conference runs Tuesday through Friday.
The trial on Axis Sally’s case moves toward closing with final arguments by prosecutors and defense. Judge Curran adjourned court until Monday as jurors prepare to decide if Gillars betrayed America by aiding wartime Germany, with possible treason penalties and a death sentence if convicted.
Seven crewmen reported safe after a B-23 crash near Peres Lancaster California. Air force base noted all personnel accounted for in the incident amid icy sleet and rain.
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