Idaho adopts single community income tax plan
Boise Idaho deputy commissioner P G Neill unveiled a new plan for filing community income on Idaho state returns. Taxpayers may compute tax due on community income with a single form and a page two schedule mirrors separate returns results. The change aims to save time and space, reducing filing cabinets and office workload as bids for printing the forms close June 10.
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Boise
Idaho
P. G. Neill
Neill
Income Tax Office
State Purchasing Department
Convict Walter Johnson Escapes Fargo Jail With Car Theft
Fugitive Walter Johnson, 38, described as armed and dangerous, escaped from Fargo Cass County jail after slugging jailer Julius Almie with a bottle. He stole three cars including a police vehicle, fled through North and South Dakota and Minnesota, and remains at large with warrants in seven states. FBI said he fired a revolver at officers and fled on foot after a chase.
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Milnor
N. D
Omaha
Cass County
Walter Johnson
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
FBI
Art Christenson
Johnson
Unson
Man‘kota
Obiahogh
Rom
Predicts Own Cancer Death in Hopeful Journal Column
A fragmented diary style piece notes a writer who predicts his cancer death and aims to comfort other sufferers. The text mentions self insight and a desire to share thoughts to help readers face illness.
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Diego Journal
Prison Return Reported For Albert D
Warden reports Albert D Lee is returned to prison to serve a 4 year term for grand pv. sentence dated 18 1946.
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Albert Wm
Id Lee
Ate County
Insanity Plea For Babich in Milwaukee Murder Case
Milton Babich 19 plans not guilty by reason of temporary insanity at arraignment on first degree murder charges for killing Patricia Birmingham 16 and dumping her body in the Milwaukee River. He later married Birmingham’s sister Kathleen 18 as defense seeks private mental tests. District Attorney McCauley says Babich is sane and guilty and the state will not pursue court-ordered alienists.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur Richter
Milton Babich
Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Kathleen
Richter
William McCauley
McCauley
Deramus Elected President of Chicago Great Western
William N Deramus III, 33, elected president of the Chicago Great Western railway at the board meeting. He is the youngest railroad chief in the nation, leading a 1500 mile system with 4000 employees. He is a University of Michigan and Harvard Law graduate. his family to move to Chicago in fall.
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Chicago
William N. Deramus III
Chicago, Great Western Railway
the Road
Kansas City Southern
Deramus
Wabash
C & GW
Grant Stauffer
University of Michigan
Harvard Law School
Kansas City
Sears Prices Cut Sharply
CHICAGO UP Sears, Roebuck and Co issued a midsummer sale catalog with price cuts up to 50 percent. Furniture averages down 15 percent, shoes to 20 percent, and children’s 1.98 line. Other reductions cover paint, linens, shirts, tools, tires, cookers, fixtures, and freezers.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Johns Hopkins Surgeon to Keynote Maryland Trainers Clinic
Dr. George E. Bennett, renowned athletic surgeon from Johns Hopkins, will be the principal speaker at Maryland's trainers clinic scheduled for June 10-11 in College Park.
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College Park
George E. Bennett
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Governor Robins declines New York expectant fathers day request
Boise Governor Robins, a physician, says no to the New York City expectant fathers club request to proclaim June 18 as expectant fathers day. He notes his general support for fathers but rejects the specific proclamation.
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Boise
Expectant Fathers’ Club
New York City
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Sears
Navy
Muroc
Calif
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