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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
6
Read Colossians 4 12 13 Epaphras zeal in prayers for others and the will of God Prayer centers life and values More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of Preserved in prayer is wisdom and power Breathe on me Breath of God tune and renew the soul to love and do what thou wouldst do.
Gas Company promotes a Rex Automatic Storage Water Heater with high efficiency and low natural gas usage. The ad touts comfort cleanliness safety and health benefits and claims owners save up to $16.00. Limited time offer seen by Elyrians who report strong performance and low maintenance.
A compilation shows Los Angeles as the fastest growing city in America, with New York City expected to remain first, Chicago second, and Philadelphia third. Detroit likely fourth if auto demand and labor stability hold. Observers foresee surprising shifts in the 1940 census driven by immigration and regional trends.
John Collier notes Indians are increasing faster than whites due to better food care education and housing under federal guidance. The article suggests Hollywood influence and cultural contributions aid the resurgence while some celebrate improved incomes and pride among Native Americans.
The flood crisis puts flood control before Washington lawmakers as political feints end. Evacuations demand action and a comprehensive program. Engineers have a chance to shape conservation history by crafting lasting flood solutions for the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Unseasonable cold tests outdoor workers whose daily duties keep food fuel and safety flowing. Milkmen postmen bakers and truckers endure storms to serve the public while watchmen firemen repair and secure critical services in biting winter conditions.
Britain plans to supply gas masks free to all city residents and aims for 7,000,000 masks for London by Easter. The piece contrasts these preparations with historic treaties against poison gas, notes public unease about renewed threat, and mocks various opinions and trivia as it laments government costs and officials.
O C McIntyre surveys New York’s vaudeville hopefuls awaiting a revival of top circuit days. He notes the Palace and Somerset crowds, Jimmy Savo’s star status, Waldorf morning musicales led by Morris Eagles, and pop culture snippets from Margaret Mitchell to Tyrone Power. A spooky Spuyten Duyvil house adds a quirk to the column.
Book review by Harry Hansen on Coward plays in collection. Hansen’s critique distills Coward’s art into concise lines, highlighting wit, dialogue, and social satire.
A chronology of anniversaries lists births and key events for figures such as Hester Thrale, Mozart, Israels, Lewis Carroll, Lorenzo Crounce, Rossiter Johnson, Samuel Gompers, and Lincoln era milestones. It notes Edison’s lamp patent, a 1908 labor case ruling, a 1917 German peace message, the Huntington Library opening, Butler’s reprimand, and a 1936 congress veto override.
A chronicle lists prominent individuals and their birth details. Jerome D. Kern of New York, composer, born there, 52. Dr. William Crocker of Yonkers, N Y, director, born Medina, Ohio, 61. William E. Lee of Moscow Idaho, ICC commissioner, born Madison County North Carolina, 55. Oscar G. Johnston of Mississippi, cotton expert, born Jackson, Mississippi, 57. Phil Stong of Keosauqua Iowa, author, born there, 38. Bessie Beatty of New York, editor and author, born Los Angeles, 51. Former German Emperor William II, born 78.
Guidance for reporting income from personal services states that compensation should be taxed in the year it is received or made subject to demand. If compensation is credited or set aside for a taxpayer and can be drawn, it is taxable in the year credited even without possession. If earned in 1935 or earlier but not received until 1936, the entire amount is taxable when received or made subject to demand, for those using cash receipts and disbursements reporting. The names of all employees to
The text outlines reporting thresholds for payments of 1000 dollars or more, required on form 1099 with form 1096, due by February 15 1937. It lists includable incomes such as salaries wages fees commissions prizes and retiring allowances and notes fair market value payments must be counted. It also covers ministers executors directors jury fees and federal officers salaries including the president vice president and members of Congress. The closing line states that the essence of justice and liberty are fundamentally intellectual and moral.
A linguistic note traces the word sack through Old English to Latin and Greek roots, suggesting possible origin in the Proeni cian.
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