Housewives Pay Social Security Tax on Domestic Help
New York article notes starting January 1 1981 every household employing domestic workers for 24 days in a three month period or paying $50 in that period must withhold three percent for social security. Employers and maids share the tax with forms sent by postcard to the IRS.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Guest Linen Pattern 7007 for combined crochet embroidery
Promote the ALICE BROOKS Needlework catalogue with a pattern offer from Hagerstown Maryland. Transfer one 11 by 17 and two 7 by 11 motifs with crochet directions. Send twenty cents for pattern 7007 and catalog to Old Chelsea Station New York.
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Dally
Eeerald Arts Dept
Chelsea Station
Ee York
N. Oy
Alice Brooks
Boy Admits To Killing Parents In Michigan
Raymond Peers, 14, confessed to killing his father George Peers, 44, and mother in Kalamazoo County after claiming they were mean to him. Prosecutors expect a mental examination at a state children’s clinic in Ypsilanti before possible court action.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Raymond Peers
van Bureau
John Ver- Donk
William Wright
State Children’s Clinic
Ypsilanti
Clarence Miller
George Peers
Rhee confident army can handle guerrilla problem
President Syngman Rhee of Korea says his government’s army can handle any guerrilla remnant after the North Korean defeat and expects Korea to be united after peace. He spoke from Seoul in a U S News interview noting reconstruction will be long and costly with aid from the United Nations essential.
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Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
North
South Korea
Rhee
U. S. News and World Report
Seoul
United Nations
Community Fund Supports Local Schools and Churches
Local texts urge residents to donate through Triangle Grocer to aid schools churches and charities. The message promotes keeping money in the community and sustaining improvement efforts.
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Buel
Two $1000 Bonds Found In Attic Worth Quarter Million
Richmond Virginia October 23. Mrs Benny Walker of Vinton 71 found two Virginia bonds issued over 75 years ago likely 1861 or 1864. She says they total 2000 dollars and at 6 percent compound interest would be worth about 250000. The state questions validity under the Fourteenth Amendment and seeks guidance from the governor and treasurer.
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Richmond
Virginia
Benny Walker
Vinton
U. S
States Represented in 19th Infantry Regiment in Japan
All 48 states are represented in the 19th Infantry Regiment now stationed in Japan with members ranging from a Nevadan to nearly 200 New Yorkers.
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19Th Infantry Regiment
Japan
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