Income Tax Facts for Victory Tax and Credit Parts Eleven
The article guides wage earners through Schedule 1 and Schedule K to compute the Victory Tax credit and income figures for 1943. It explains entries for Item 18, page one, compensation after expenses, and the calculation of the 10 percent credit on the smaller of two lines, plus the later steps to determine the final net Victory Tax and March 15 payment. It notes using Schedule I, Schedule J, Form 1125, and Form W-2, with specific line references and transfer steps across pages three and four.
Willkie Warns Nation Divided Across Home Front
Willkie accuses the Democratic administration of fostering disunity as he addresses a Lincoln Day banquet in Tacoma. He warns that the nation cannot survive a split, calling the penalty of disunity potentially greater than in Lincoln's era. He outlines concerns about concentrating power and stresses preserving freedom in the United States.
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Tacoma
Wash. U
Wendell Willkie
Lincoln
Baker
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Jefferson
United States
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder promises firmer wearing of upper and lower plates. It claims no gummy taste, alkaline non-acid formula, no sour odor, and improved comfort. Available at any drug store.
Snow Storm Halts Scrap Paper Drive at St Josephs
The second scrap paper collection by St. Joseph's School pupils in the South End was postponed due to a snow storm. Howard R. Spratt said boys will collect next Saturday and residents should have paper ready at street corners. After consulting Rev. Edmund J. Burns the drive was postponed a week noting danger from the weather.
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St. Joseph's School
Howard R. Spratt
Spratt
Edmund J. Burns
Lincoln Day banquet quote urges unity and inclusive leadership
The Republican leader urged Washington to back a new leader free of bitterness and past partisan triumphs. He said a true national leader should not divide Americans into competing groups but recognize that all groups are essential to the nation and must be treated without malice.
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Washington
America
Home grown lemon pie from New England lemons
North Sebago Maine notes Lawson Rowe and family enjoy lemon pie made from lemons grown in their backyard. They planted a lemon tree years ago and after three years it bore fruit but small as grapes. The latest harvest weighed 17 ounces, enough to make pies.
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North Sebago
New England
Lawson Rowe
Rowes
Household Finance Loan Offer Promises Quick Cash
You can get a 100 loan if you can pay back 9.75 a month and 18.15 monthly installments cost 8.90. four monthly payments cost 6.32. A 300 loan repaid in three installments costs 13.59. Payments include principal and all charges. You pay nothing more. Cash for most purposes. Contact Household Finance for details and a free Ready File tax guide.
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Former Troy Lawyer Wins Decoration
Captain Edward M. Murray, a former Troy lawyer of 181 Sixth Avenue, received the Distinguished Service Cross on January 16 from Lt. Gen. Millard F. Harmon for extraordinary heroism during the Munda campaign. The citation credits him with leading a search for a lost officer under heavy fire and later directing fire on an enemy machine gun nest beyond his lines, actions that earned the respect of his men and boosted their battle conduct.
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Troy
Edward M. Murray
Sixth Avenue
Munda
Millard F. Harmon
U. S. Army
South Pacific
Murray
Leutenant
Date book lists 2700 girls for Fort Sheridan dances
Mrs. Gertrude Taugher hosts a 2,700-name black date book used as the roster of girls available for soldiers to date at the post Service Club dances. The book is open only when a dance is held, she explains.
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Fort Sheridan
Ill
Gertrude Taugher
Post
Backwoods post offices vanish as war shifts American mail
Rural post offices disappear across states as young men enlist and towns shift to highways. Kentucky Pennsylvania and Missouri show steep declines while communities adapt to rural or star routes. The war era ends local gossip at the window, replaced by carriers and cars.
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Denver
Colo
Rough and Ready
Cal
Chalk Level
Mustang
Post Office Department
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Rush Run
W. Va
Nebraska
Postal Department
Civil Service
P. O
Farmer Jones
Valen tine Party At Stillwater Presbyterian Church
Stillwater notes a Valentine party hosted by the Junior Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church in the church basement at 7 30 p m with Rev and Mrs Lyman A Talman in charge of games and a refreshment committee named Percilla Aldrich Joan Travis Clara Gilgallon and Philip Case Also World Wide Guild meeting at Second Baptist Church postponed to Feb 22 and a marriage announcement from Rev John C Elliot for his daughter Lieut Eleanor Havertal to Fgt Robert Sherman Warden at Jefferson Presbyterian Church New Orleans on Feb 5 at 4 p m. Lieutenant Warden serves as a nurse at Station Hospital while Private Warden is stationed in New Orleans.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Lyman A. Talman
Percilla Aldrich
Joan Travis
Clara Gilgallon
Philip Case
World Wide Guild of the Second Baptist Church
John C. Elliot
Eleanor Havertal
Robert Sherman Warden
Jefferson Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
Station Hospital
Woman Dies in Four Alarm Fire at Brooklyn Church
A four alarm blaze at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Williamsburg Brooklyn killed a 50 year old German caretaker, Hannah Benningsen, whose body was found in her church apartment. Firefighters fought the blaze through Saturday with authorities investigating the cause.
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New York
INS
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Hannah Benningsen
Germany
Guard Sick From Petty Annoyances
An article by Mary Beard explains bed rest extends beyond sleep to a rest enhancing home environment. It covers keeping the sickroom calm, clean, and free of irritants, with practical tips on minimizing noise, dust, and visual reminders of illness to aid recovery.
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Mary Beard
Nursing Service
American Red Cross
NEA
Navy Man Dies En Route to Wedding in Mississippi Crash
Ensign Thomas E. Malloy 24, a Navy enlistee known as Albert Ivancic, was traveling to Buffalo for his marriage when the American airliner crashed into the Mississippi River. Lor raine Chady, engaged to him, said she thought he was safe in the United States after serving in the South Pacific. He used the alias to meet Merchant Marine Academy age rules at Fort Schuyler.
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Buffalo
Albert Ivancic
Navy
Thomas E. Malloy
Mississippi River
Coal Crisis Not Over Says Mayor's Group
The Emergency Coal Committee chaired by Mayor John J. Ahern warns households to conserve coal as the Office of Defense Transportation expects higher anthracite shipments in February. ODT urges rapid unloading due to limited coal cars, even on weekends, to avert shortages while a Troy coal executive predicts continued scarcity despite mine gains and criticizes coal hogs who overorder.
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Office of Defense Transportation At
Albany
John J. Ahern
Emergency Coal Committee
ODT
Division of
Motor Transport
Soldier Finds Brother at Army Desk in England
Middleton MassRelatives of Pvt Ebie Wennerberg join millions who believe its a small world after he arrived in England and sought his brother Sergt Alan Wennerberg whom he had not seen in two years. Ebie went to an Army information desk and the desk sergeant happened to be Alan.
Victory Gardens For 1944 Urged By President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt urges expanded Victory gardens for 1944 including more plots and larger harvests. Limited to six vegetables per garden with quick maturing crops. focus on tomatoes beans carrots beets cabbage and Swiss chard. Home grown produce stays fresher and can save families 60 to 100 dollars yearly while yielding over 300 extra pounds.
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Roosevelt
United States
Wallace Pays Homage to Lincoln in 135th Anniversary Observance
Vice President Henry A Wallace led a snowbound pilgrimage to Abraham Lincoln's tomb at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield with Army Lt Col Roy M McKerchar placing the wreath. Attendees included Warren Atherton and Archie Greenberg, visiting Lincoln's former home and New Salem State Park, as ceremonies marked the day and a Lincoln memorial meeting was held at Springfield High School.
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Springfield
Henry A. Wallace
Abraham Lincoln
Oak Ridge
Roosevelt
Roy M. McKerchar
Army
Lincoln
Warren Atherton
American Legion
Archie Greenberg
Springfield Business District
New Salem State Park
New Salem Village
Atherton
Wallace
Arepre
Woman aged 102 recalls meeting Lincoln in Illinois
Mrs. Tryphenia Keasler, age 102, recalls meeting Abraham Lincoln when he visited her father at LaMoille Tl. She observed her 102nd birthday Saturday and lived in La Moille for 75 years before moving to a Chicago suburb to reside with a daughter. She was a founder of the Women's Temperance movement.
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Chicago
Tryphenia Keasler
Abraham Lincoln
LaMoille
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