Tax Calendar For Ohio For 1939 Reveals Scores Of Reports
A compilation by Wolf and Co of Chicago lists annual and quarterly filing deadlines for Ohio taxes in 1939. It itemizes franchise, gross premiums, income, gasoline, unemployment, admissions, and property taxes among others, with due dates to the State Tax Commission, Insurance Superintendent, and Internal Revenue Service.
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Ohio
Wolf and Co
Chicago
Chronicle-Telegram
Tax payment schedule for 1938 39 admissions and excise
Monthly and quarterly tax reports and payments due to state and county treasurers and tax commissions. Includes Admissions, Alcoholic Beverage, Federal Income, Gasoline, Property, Corporation Franchise, Unemployment, and Public Utilities taxes, with specific quarterly and semiannual installments and year endings noted for 1938 and 1939. Names of tax forms and agencies referenced.
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Tax Commission
Financial Institutions
State Tax Commission
Internal Revenue
Tex Commission
Tas Commissin
Tax Commission Corporation
Admissions Tax and License Tax Reports Summary
Monthly and quarterly tax reports and payments due to the State Tax Commission and related agencies cover admissions tax, alcoholic beverage license tax, use tax, income tax installments, unemployment taxes, gasoline tax, property tax deposits, and carrier taxes. Includes fiscal year ends 1938 1939 and dates for fourth quarter installments and delinquent payment penalties.
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Regstrar
State Tax Commission
Internal Revenue
Tax Commission
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Carners
OAB
State ‘Tax Commission
Tax Commission Cattiers
da. Commission
State
Change In Place For Vegetable Growers Institute Feb 9
The Lorain County vegetable growers institute, moved from Avon to Sheffield Town Hall on Detroit Road, will take place February 9 and 10. The switch aims to avoid conflicts with Avon school events. Geophysical prospecting for precious metals oil and water has been conducted in South Africa for ten years.
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Vegetable Growers Institute
Lorain County Vegetable Growers Institute
Sheffield Town Hall
Detrrut Road
Avon
Toda
Avon School
South Africa
Greenwich Couple To Mark 57th Anniversary
Greenwich Gazette reports a local couple plans a quiet observance of their 57th wedding anniversary with family near Greenwich. The article mentions memories with children and long-standing community ties, reflecting the couple’s enduring partnership and service.
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Greenwich
Names of Registered Lobbyists Revealed in Columbus
Secretary of State Earl Griffith released a roster of registered lobbyists. It lists William T Latimer of Lorain for Ohio firefighters and the Ohio Police and Fireman's Association, James L Jappe of Cleveland for the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, and numerous other representatives including Ted F Silvey, Robert T Farley, Samuel P McNaught, and John D Marshall. The compiled names cover various unions, chambers, and associations across Ohio, with many tied to Columbus or Cleveland offices.
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Columbus
Earl Griffith
William T Latimer Lorain
Ohio Firefighters
Ohio Police and Fireman's Association
James L . Jappe
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Vance
Oder
Ted F Silvey
Ohio State Industrial Union Council
Robert T Farley
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
Simuel P
McNaught Worthington
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Ssseene
Jo Shover
Fravrich E Witby
Ohio
Asso Comaoroof
Ruth S Cole Cinemaitr
Clifford
Marta
Auto Licerse Life Company
Marsh Youngstown
Peter
Impr
Imdustry
Do T Boss Birnside
Wester
George B
Chindler Columbu
Karl S Doon Columbus
Resencran
Sot Schult
Oho Chamber of Commerce
George PH Savile
Jobless Payments to Begin in February in Ohio
The Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission said eligible unemployed workers will start receiving benefit warrants early in February. A mail system will send warrants on set days each week to designated recipients. the program covers up to 16 weeks and uses a 15 dollar weekly maximum. Eligibility requires 20 weeks of work in 1938 for an employer covered by the law, with benefits at half the weekly wage, up to the cap. Partial employment recipients will get 10 to 40 percent of their weekly benefit.
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Columbus O
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Ako
Oweekly
Ware
Hagan and Local Officials Report Civil Service Row
A poorly legible OCR fragment lists names such as J Hagan Clivelind and Ralph W Jordan alongside organizations including the Fraternal Order of Police, the Ohio Hospital Association, and the Columbus Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers’ Association. scattered references to Homer McConkey and others hint at a regional civic or lobbying gathering in Ohio.
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J Hagan Clivelind
Fraternal Order of Police
Ralph W Jordan
Columbus
Ohio Hospital Association
Homer WN McConkey
Springfield
Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers’ Association
Frank Bob Maullar
Columbus Ohio Gas & Ou Men's Association
Jack Clever
Oho Bottlers Association
H Bellett
Cleveland Oh
Notary Public Legislative League
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Tas
Federal Income
Industrial Commission
Alcoholic Beverage License
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington DC
State Tax
County
Bess
Public Utilities Commission
Publi Utilities
Collector of
Ralronas
Rairoad
Admissions
Tax
Inter Revenue
Stete Treiier
Harry Bros
4Th Street
E. River
G. J. Oconnor
Bradshaw Pocahontas
Icquistion & Hel
West Avenue
Chesterfield
Losteriicla
Lracest & Myers Tusacco Co
the Brown Co
Lodt St Pivria Oho
Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
M. E
Elyria
M. J. Briggs
Lorain Co
P. Hal Sims