Guidance on Income Tax Extensions and Deadlines
The notice explains that taxpayers may request extensions to file or pay income tax if unable to meet the due date of March 15. It outlines conditions, required written applications, supporting financial statements, and that extensions up to six months are allowed except for abroad taxpayers. Interest at 6 percent accrues if payment is delayed during the extension.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Only 30 Per Cent of Taxes Direct
Walter Lippmann notes that 30 percent of government expenditures are funded by direct taxes like the income tax. He argues 70 percent comes from indirect taxes hidden in purchases, meaning most citizens indirectly bear the full cost. This obscures the true bill and tempts Congress to spend more.
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Walter Lippman
World Getting Better Says Schwab on Life Milestone
Industrialist Charles M Schwab, aged 74, expresses optimism that the world is improving. He argues progress, though uneven, includes advances in law enforcement and moral life, emphasizing home and Christian spirit as the foundation of a stronger nation.
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Charles M. Selhiwab
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Likely Change to Two-Thirds Rule in Democratic Nominating Process
The article notes strong pressure to modify or abandon the two-thirds rule at the Democratic National Convention, a 104 year old standard backed by the Solid South. Proposals would apply two-thirds for early ballots then switch to majority rule, but unit voting could still block changes, raising questions of democracy and party unity amid political tensions.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Rooosevelt
Supreme Court of the
NRA
AAA
New Deal
Rural Traffic Toll Prompts NSC Warning to Enforcers
The National Safety Council report states two thirds of last year s traffic accidents occurred in towns under 10 000 and rural areas with rural fatalities up 44 percent since 1924 while city deaths rose only 27 percent. It warns rural enforcement agencies bear heavy responsibility to prevent worsening toll.
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National Safety Council
Council
Beauty And The Broom Promoting Posture And Health
A Cornell women's instructor links housework to beauty and health, praising postures and exercises from broom use. The piece notes dust flying as a cue to watch technique. It also warns drivers to keep eyes open for safety with a light, moralizing tone.
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Cornell
New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre in 1936
Diary like column recounts libations of city life and cultural chatter. Mentions Grace Drayton Christie MacDonald and David Adlerblum, with strolls to see Steve Buff Cobb and Lisle Bells plus Thurber and Regina Crewe. Notes hotel rates rising from 59 cents to $5 daily and a snappy vignette on New York wit and society.
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New York
Grace Drayton
Peter Arno
Clare Briggs
Christie MacDonald
David Adlerblum
Roscoe Peacock
North Cohecton
Jeffrey Roche
Arthur
Chinatown's Underworld and Broadway Stars Spotlight
Chinatown's underground corruption drawn into headlines as a vice crackdown jails the Mott Street Mob amid hidden lairs and warning systems. Ginger Rogers returns to New York after stardom, while Edward Johnson earns praise for his Met leadership. Gloria Swanson faces casting doubts as she pursues a dramatic outlet. A wave of seafaring longing drives Greenwich Villagers toward tropical escapes, pricing out cheaper living in Tahiti and islands.
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Chinatown
Mott Street
South Seas
Greenwich
Fin
Somerset Maugham
Tropical Isles
Tahiti
Anniversary notes recount early American leaders
Anniversaries list prominent figures with birthplaces, roles, and death dates including Sam Houston 1793 born near Lexington Virginia later Texas leader and President, Carl Schurz 1829 German revolutionary and U S senator, John W Foster 1836 Evansville lawyer and diplomat, Henry Billings Brown 1830 Detroit judge and Supreme Court justice, Eleanor Laura McMain 1868 New Orleans settlement worker, and Eleanor A M Gamble 1868 Wellesley psychology professor.
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Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of Texas
U.S
Lexington
Carl Schurz
Evansville
Ind
Pike Co
Henry Billings Brown
Detroit
U. S. Supreme Court
South Lee
Mass
Eleanor Laura McMain
New Orleans
Baton Rouge Parish
Eleanor A. M. Gamble
Wellesley College
Cincinnati
Alice Longworth Reports Global Affairs Daily
The Chronicle Telegram features Alice Longworth, daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt and widow of Speaker Nicholas Longworth, writing a daily telegram on national and world affairs to keep readers informed about the big show.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Longworth
Chronicle Telegram
Notable historical milestones and births and deaths
The column lists notable events and figures: Karl Kitchen born in Cleveland. deaths of Karl Kitchen in New York on June 21 1933 and someone dying Aug 30 1933. Historic Missouri Compromise Bill passed. 1836 Texans sign independence declaration. 1867 Creation of National Education Bureau. Reconstruction Act over veto. 1922 Lords admit first woman member. 1927 Babe Ruth signs 70 000 yearly contract. 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping shocks world.
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Karl Kh. Kitchen
New York City
Cleveland
New York
House
Mexico
National Bureau of Education
Congress
Britain
House of Lords
Babe Ruth
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Notable Birthdates of Prominent Americans and Inventive Figures
A compact roster lists several prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Dr Alfred H Upham of Miami University born Eaton Ohio 59, Samuel Yellin Philadelphia 51, Alice Foote MacDougall New York 69, William F Dunn Sulphur Springs Tex 48, Inez Haynes Irwin New York 63, Thomas P Cooper Kin gdom Pe kin Ill 50, Ethel Bolton Shirley Mass 63 and Dr William C Carl New York 17. The passage adds a dated forecast praising freedom energy of nature and adventurous spirit directing toward literature travel and possibly law, noting such traits and suggesting impulsiveness tempered by affection.
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Alfred H. Upham
Miami University
Ohio
Eaton
Samuel Yellin
Philadelphia
Poland
Alice Foote MacDougall
New York City
Wiliam F. Dunn
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Inez Haynes Irwin
New York
Brazil
Thomas P. Cooper
University of Kentucky’s Agricultural College
Pekin
Ill
Ethel Bolton
Shirley
Mass
Baston
William C. Carl
Bloomfield
N. J
Paper Money and Gold Supply Raises Tax Burden Concerns
A political address argues that government cannot fund soldiers’ bonuses and other bills by gold reserves or fiat expansion. It notes total gold stock and outstanding paper money, explaining most gold is claimed by Federal Reserve and Treasury, leaving little free to back new issues. The piece warns of rising taxes or inflation after the election to cover debts.
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Parbonus
Issu
Federal Reserve Banks
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
U. S
Rs General Fund
Pains After 27 Years From Dog Tooth In Hip
George C. McCutcheon of Kerrville Texas is recovering from surgery to remove a dog's tooth that lodged in his hip after a 1908 bite near Forest City Arkansas. He carried the tooth 27 years before symptoms appeared and prompted medical attention.
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Dallas
Tex
George C. McCutcheon
Kerrville
McCutcheon
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Pones
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Wales
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Tam
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Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
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Vina Thelmar
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