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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1953
Page
8
Ernest J. Sauber outlines federal rules on nontaxable income including Social Security and Old Age benefits, life insurance proceeds, and damages. The memo notes tax treatment of interest, gifts, and combat zone pay, plus conditions for endowment and annuity receipts.
Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Dambman guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs and son Frank Mr and Mrs Omar Pitts and family Fred Daehler and Elwood Daehler The event honored Allen Dambman with ice cream cake and coffee served as refreshments.
The Rock Island District Corps of Engineers announces overseas employment tours for Illinois and Iowa job seekers. Opportunities include Architects Engineers Aides Draftsmen and Accountants with assignments abroad in Alaska Azores Greenland Iceland Libya Newfoundland Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Tours run one to two years with salaries from 3410 to 10800 plus 10 to 25 percent allowances.
Governor Stratton announced Lester D. Kiick of Springfield will serve as chief clerk of the Division of Motor Carriers in the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Kiick previously held the chief clerk post in the Treasurer's office during Stratton's prior term.
Governor praises the Illinois National Guard as thousands serve in Korea and Germany while urging letters home. The Illinois Civil Service Commission lists April 11 as exam day for state welfare positions with a March 27 filing deadline. Grass silage study shows seven yearling steers gain 2.72 pounds daily with alfalfa-brome plus ground corn.
The study used 80 percent moisture grass silage in a self feed stack silo. Neumann notes the blend looks suitable for feeders. Gains cost 17.4 per pound with low labor since silage formed a complete ration fed once daily. Steers weighed 919 pounds at start and 1,055 pounds at slaughter.
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