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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
13
The article explains two key deadlines for the March 15 income tax filing. Everyone with income of $500 or more must file a return by March 15, and some taxpayers must also estimate their 1945 tax and pay the first installment. It covers dependents, exemptions, and who must file when income is earned by a child.
Fragmented passage discusses payroll deductions, tax withholdings, and installment payments linked to a 1940 context. It mentions Group No 2 Puopla by Mitch Shmivat and references taxes up to 9000, but many words are garbled, obscuring concrete facts or events.
The note outlines deductions including state income tax property and auto license taxes, and state gasoline tax in limited states. It lists interest payments on personal loans a home mortgage and installment purchases. It mentions charitable religious and educational contributions to nonprofit groups while excluding political contributions.
The notice explains who must file estimated taxes in 1946. It distinguishes non wage earners such as doctors and landlords with income from fees or rent and wage earners with earnings above thresholds. It cites examples: a single person earning 5001 and a wage earner earning 4000 plus 500 per exemption. It also notes additional requirements for those with other income sources reaching 3500 or more.
New York State launches a statewide ad campaign to promote small businesses. The Commerce Department aims to establish enough new enterprises to offset wartime closures and sustain normal growth. Commissioner M P B Catherwood notes small businesses provide most employment and favors newspaper ads for broad impact.
Hospitals across Chicago report a ten year record in patient care at voluntary facilities. Surge in admissions through 1984 to 1994 is cited by the American Hospital Association as a sign of rising demand and expanding capacity.
Dr Gerald Wendl editor of scientific publications will address Mussel Sage College on Wednesday evening February 22 in the Little Theater at 8 18 p m sponsored by the World Affairs Committee and the Division of Natural Science and Mathematics He cites no secret to atomic power but favors some form of world organization for lasting peace inviting the public to attend
A dispatch from Amsterdam reflects on Holland's hardship under occupation and the glimmer of resilience as spring nears. It notes food scarcity, fuel shortages, and rationing, with many wearing patched clothes while cars run limited hours. The piece also mentions wartime casualties and the broader European distress, ending with an unrelated Albuquerque archival note about Norman invasion-era evidence.
Chicago hopes to capture over 1000000000 annual convention business as 17 cities push stronger bids. Los Angeles Boston Miami Beach Montreal Milwaukee San Francisco and Washington target greater shares with bigger budgets and staffed bureaus. Chicago says prospects for next year remain strong despite rivals expanding campaigns and new facilities.
New York report quotes Dr. F A Saunders and The Journal of the American Acoustical Society on Harvard tests showing no physical advantage of old versus new instruments in quality, loudness, or duration of tone. Some listeners may hear differences, but testing aims to reveal why.
Maj. Gen. Thomas A. Terry, U.S. commanding general of the India Burma theater, is set to return home soon after sustaining injuries in a February motor vehicle accident.
A Colorado regional report mocks OPA ration hysteria as citizens petition for scarce staples. Denver area letters reveal exaggerated desires for sugar and canned goods, with humorous misinterpretations of ration rules.
Albany sources say Governor Dewey will prepare a special message to the Legislature urging an expanded health law with emphasis on tuberculosis control. The Medical Care Commission opposed the plan, estimating annual costs at 40 million dollars, delaying broad compulsory coverage until more experience is gained. The American Medical Association endorsed a nationwide voluntary plan built on locally administered medical care.
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