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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
10
The article previews a twelve part series by Michard A. Mtris on federal income tax tips. It highlights timing for filing by April 15, credits and eligibility thresholds, and notes later primers will help determine which forms to use and deductions likely to appear on tax forms. It emphasizes guides for married couples and low income taxpayers.
The year’s income tax guidance explains who must file and the exceptions. It notes that anyone with gross income of $800 or more in the year from all sources generally must file, with specifics on thresholds for different situations and the impact of social security and other factors on filing requirements.
Kenton Ohio police report six people died in a headon collision on U.S. 18 north of town involving a Cleveland area family and a gasoline-hauling truck. Victims tentatively named Floyd Clark 22 of Cleveland, Herbert Goings 41, Horace Wood 24, Robert Lew 31, Duke B Gibson 82, and Albert Polt 24 of Lima. Driver of the truck from Anweo Gasoline Co. was identified as a man from Lima. he survived with injuries. Weather clear, highway dry, no fire. crews cleared wreckage after hours.
The community paper notes a household guest at Mes and visits by residents to friends in Nin and Lawrence. Names such as Mrs Ghavge and Mrend Mes appear amid a list of locals including Mary McClellan and Robert Green.
A series of brief social notes lists recent visits and guests. Families including the Farrardt, Glohons, Bassett, Grady and Honohue households hosted friends and relatives in Cambridge Nennington and surrounding areas. Cadet Richard Varrara returned from Maritime College for Christmas. The Women’s Society of Christian Service planned an all day meeting with Lincoln on the agenda and a serving hour.
James A. O’Hara announces a revised 1080 edition of the business tax guide for small firms. It covers expenses depreciation travel repairs and other tax topics, helps year round and includes a calendar of tax deadlines. The booklet is sold at 16 Washington Ave Albany and can be ordered from the Superintendent of Documents Washington DC.
William R Schultz serving in the US Navy as a sentinel apprentice at Naval Station Newport Rhode Island. He is son of Mrs Betty Schulz of Poestenkil. Newport houses the Naval School of Justice and the Officer Candidates School.
George Pravda and wife Janina filed for a court order to change their last name to Pray. They say Pravda, meaning tenth in Russian and associated with a Soviet press organ, causes embarrassment. the court considered the petition.
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