IRS interprets Revenue Act 1332 for 1932 income tax
The Internal Revenue bureau explains the 1932 tax law in plain language with examples. It details who must file, personal exemptions, dependent credits, standard rates, and deductible business expenses for merchants, farmers, and professionals, plus rules for losses and bad debts.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Air Traffic School Established by Auto Club Units
A traffic school of the air has been established in St. Louis by the Automobile Club of Missouri in cooperation with local radio stations. Traffic officers and other authorities speak during regular broadcasts to promote safe driving and give practical advice to motorists.
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ST. Louis
The
Automobile Club of Missouri
Head rights grants and land allotments in early settlement
The text describes head right grants where a person arriving in the country could receive 30 acres for personal use, and 20 acres for others, with the larger allotment for the settler. These head rights were assignable and a common method for acquiring large estates in many states.
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Head
Hind
Community Helpfulness in Rural Work Ethos
Rural New Yorker notes that communal labor, termed Changing Work, once dominated farm life. Neighbors pooled effort for heavy tasks, prioritizing speed and economy, building a stronger sense of neighborliness beyond the completed job.
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New Yorker
No care for the future foretells present sorrow from China
A brief maxim attributed to Chinese origin warns that neglecting future planning leads to immediate regret and hardship, emphasizing prudence and long term thinking. It frames a cultural lesson on foresight and responsibility.
Little Girl Lost EMPLE plot unfolds with Araminta in love triangle
Araminta Williams runs away to marry Barney Tyson but meets Jamney Breckenridge in Washington. She agrees to friendship with Jamney, postponing marriage, then returns to family plans by the bay. Barney presses his political and personal ambitions as Araminta pursues an acting career amid shifting loyalties.
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Araminta Williams
Barney Tyson
Washington
Araminta
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Jamney
France
Nicky
Mary
Leontine
Helen
Iris
Moi
Janney
Europe
Barney
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Dog and Cow Wander 14 Miles in Goldendale
A dog and the cow it was sent to fetch vanished for a week and were found together 14 miles from home on the far side of a divide. Mrs. C A Kincaid said the animal showed duty despite weak sense of direction. The report notes extreme rainfall and tense trade relations.
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Goldendale
Modern Utopia 2A Reality Now in Texas
Fort Worth, Texas. Kris tenstad’s Kristensen leads a self-sustaining 6000 acre colony on the De Cordova bend of the Brazos. Thirty families live by no waste rules producing food, furniture, and a newspaper for residents.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kristenstad
Brazos River
John B. Kristensen
Kristensen
Wylands Return Gift Mistaken 50th Anniversary Bill
Mr and Mrs J T Wyland of Smith Center Kansas received a $10 bill from an old friend in Illinois who misread their 49th wedding anniversary as the 50th The mix up came from a local miscommunication and the couple kept the note and bill for the memory of the occasion.
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Smith Center
Kan
J. T. Wyland
Minois
Lake 18 Spelled Many Ways in Concord NH
Otis G. Hammond of the New Hampshire Historical Society lists 130 alternate spellings for New Hampshire’s largest lake. The federal government is expected to decide soon which form will be standard.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Otis G. Hammond
The
New Hampshire Historical Society
Family Claims Kansas Church Distance Record
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cornelson and their four sons say they hold a state record for distance traveled to attend church. Each Sunday the family drives 56 miles to reach services in Cheney Kansas.
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Cheney, Kan
J. S. Cornelson
Timber Wolf Tracked Across Idaho Trail by Two Brothers
Allan and Alvin King, while hauling supplies to miners on Iron Mountain near Powers Oregon, spotted a huge timber wolf chase a deer along the trail. The wolf slipped away as the brothers paused, then followed the deer for two miles on their return trip.
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Allan
Alvin King
Iron Mountain
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