Idaho Considers Withholding Income Tax System
State tax collector P G O'Neill discussed a proposed Idaho withholding income tax system to be run by employers. He noted potential benefits including improved collection from itinerant workers and a moral impact on taxpayers while acknowledging possible employer resistance. The plan would add a payroll deduction column and annual tax reconciliation.
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Boise
Idaho
Statehouse
P. G. O'Neill
Neill
United Press
Pocatello Man Sent to FEAF Headquarters in Tokyo
Corp Bert Arnold son of Mrs E Vollmer 645 West Cedar has been assigned to Far East Air Forces headquarters in Tokyo He previously served with the Army Audit Agency at Seoul and Yokohama and will help organize an audit section at FEAF headquarters Arnold graduated from Pocatello High School in January 1947 and plans to attend Idaho State College under the GI bill after discharge He finds Japan offers more recreation while preferring Korea for personal contact and calls foreign travel enjoyable and educational.
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Tokyo
Corp
Bert Arnold
E. Vollmer
West Cedar
Far East Air Forces
FEAF
Pocatello
Army Audit Agency
Seoul
Korea
Yokohama
Japan
Arnold
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
G. I
Burley Starts First Grade Enrollment Thursday
Burley parents of first grade pupils must submit enrollment forms at Southwest Miller or Overland schools between 12 noon and 4 p m on Thursday August 25. Bring birth certificate or church record. Principals will assign pupils to buildings in the first three days to manage shifting enrollment and save school time.
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Burley
Southwest
Miller
Overland
Wrigley
School Board of
Cassia County
FBI Agent Paul Reynolds Death Remains Unsolved After 20 Years
Phoenix residents still seek closure as the 1929 murder of FBI agent Paul Reynolds remains the bureau’s oldest unresolved case. Investigators questioned over 1,000 suspects, explored parole racket links, and searched for motive, but the motive and killer have never been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
FBI
Paul E. Reynolds
Arizona Canal
Reynolds
Reyog
el Paso
Hotel Adams
Glendale
Mother Gives Child Away
A Cedar Rapids mother, Patricia Ann Nelson, 22, faces child abandonment charges for allegedly accepting 50 dollars for an illegal adoption of her six month old son. The boy may be placed in a juvenile custody setting after a notary drew up papers. The couple who bought the child, Frank and Sally Shannon of Chicago, worked as fortune tellers at the All-Iowa fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dave Elderkin
Patricia Ann Nelson
Iowa
Elderkin
Frank
Sally Shannon
Chicago
George Nelson
Cassia Principals Set Meeting Ahead of School Term
Cassia County Superintendent Bernell Wrigley will convene all principals and head teachers at Burley High School on Friday August 26 at 10 a.m. to finalize plans for the new 1949-50 term. Attending administrators include transportation director Jesse E. Wood and business manager Alton Martindale along with elementary supervisor Mrs. Florence Haight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley—County
Bernell Wrigley
Cassia County
Burley High School
E. S. Miller
Albion High School
John L. Holyoak
Burley Junior High
Earl H. Carlson
Burley Senior High
Donald Matthews
Declo
Etta Taylor
Almo
Edris Sears
Egba
Byron Martin
Malta
Ray R. Reid
Miller
Burley
Merrill B. Robinson
Oakley
Quentin Hunter
Mary Darrington
Overland School
Harvey Steel
Southwest
Jesse E. Wood
David Martindale
Alton Martindale
Florence D. Haight
Preserved Eggs Treated With Gas Mixture
Eggs were treated with carbon dioxide and nitrogen to extend shelf life. The method claims to preserve eggs for a year.
New 49ers Rush Seeks Not Gold But Uranium
The uranium rush of 1949 spreads from Arctic Circle to Cape Horn as prospectors hunt ore with geiger counters called sniffers. Abercrombie and Fitch sells counters for 54.50 plus tax, attracting buyers nationwide and even curious letters from timid customers hoping for uranium in backyards.
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New York
Pahdner
Yessirree
Arctic Circle
Cape Horn
Abercrombie and Fitch
Canada
Texas
California
Montana
Manhattan
Walter S. Haynes
Haynes
Radio networks pledge legal fight over quiz jackpot rules
In New York, CBS NBC and ABC say FCC ban on non studio quiz programs will cut annual jackpot payouts. FCC voted 3 to 1 to cancel licenses for radio or TV stations airing outside audience participation after Oct. 1, flagging such shows as lotteries.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Europe
William §. Paley
The
Columbia
American Broadcasting Co
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Kansas City
Betty Joan Baldus
Carl DeWalt
Independence
Betty
Bureau
Canal
Buster Brown
They. i. Ever Grammar School
Buster’Brown
N. Main
Lena Vogt
Cassia
Phillips Field
Pocatello Army Air Base
Pocatello Post
Lewis
Fashion Academy
Western Distributors, Inc
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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