Franchise Tax Due Date Set for May 15
More than 100000 corporations must file New York State franchise tax returns by May 15 under Article 9A. Payments are due by that date for those with calendar year reports or fiscal years ending by February 28, 1943. Rollin Browne, president of the ...
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New York State
Rollin Browne
School District Hires Bus Driver
The contract for a school bus driver in School District 9 Town of Schaghticoke was awarded to Arthur Crounse. Board officers retained by voters include George Bishop as trustee Hugh Bryan trustee Anna Bryan tax collector Amelia Bishop clerk. May 15 deadline cited for corporate franchise tax returns for year starting November 1 1943 with at least 25 dollars due and half of the tax accompanying the return.
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Schaghticoke
Arthur &. Crounse
Tray
George J. Bishop
Hugh Bryan
Anna Bryan
Amelia C. Bishop
State Tax Commission
Govenor Dewey
New York
New York State
Noxzema Medicated Cream Helps Skin Troubles
At war and at home the famous medicated cream offers soothing relief for externally caused skin irritations. It heals rough hands cracked fingertips tired feet sunburn windburn babies tender skin kitchen burns and similar troubles. Available at drug counters 35 50 and 1 dollars.
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A compact set of crossword hints includes 16 loud breathing 6 symbol for all ver 1 percent dialect 18 Noahs mountain with brief clue style and numeric tagging.
Hoosick Falls Class of 1943 Honor Students Named
Supt Marvin B Loveys announces Hoosick Falls High School honor roll for the class of 1943. Valedictorian E Clark McCoy with a four year average of 91.93 leads, salutatorian Alan Moseley at 91.01. Other honorees include Jean Niles 90.4 Frances Wilcox 89.64 and Elizabeth Wilcox 89.35.
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Hoosick Falls High School
Supt
Marvin B. Loveys
E. Clark McCoy
Wallace E. McCoy
Alan Moseley
Clarence Moseley
West Hoosick
Jean Niles
Frances Wilcox
Elizabeth Wilcox
Moseler
Gertrude McEachron
Donald
Charles
Mary McClellan Hospital update and local notes
Personal news reports Patrick Monahan of Willow Street improving after an operation at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. The article notes farming ration blanks distribution, school attendance dipping due to colds, St Mary’s Academy jeep fund raise surpassing its goal, and total war bond efforts at the school.
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Patrick Monahan
Willow Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
St. Mary's Academy
Treasury Department
St. Mary's
Graduation at Cobleskill Institute Highlights Local Family
Pittstown news notes Philip, son of Silas and Mrs. Edith Feed, graduated at the New York State Institute of Agriculture Cobleskill and now manages his father’s farm. Church and club gatherings fill the week with services, birthday visitings, and meetings including the Golden Rule Class, mother and daughter banquet, and Junior Missionary League events.
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Silas Feed
New York State Institute of Agriculture
Cobleskill
Philip
Forrest Lewis
Lewis
Clifford Lewis
Clifford
Wesley Weeden
Bette
Elinor
Lorenzo Wager
Alice Campbell
Minnie Kitley
Frank Green
Beza
Pittstown
Ivan Kautz
Agnes Dearstyne
Virginia Berrigan
Croll Family Relocates to Farm From Hamilton House
Tomhannock Robert Croll and family will move from the Hamilton house to the Croll farm. Mr and Mrs Harold Burdick and their daughter reside in the apartment above the store. Betty Sweet is at Ellis Hospital Schenectady for appendicitis surgery. Viola Brundige returns to Troy after a week with cousin Lena Yates. Earl Brenenstuhl named air raid warden replacing Clifford Hertington, who will move to the farm he bought.
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Robert Croll
Hamilton House
Croll Farm
Harold Burdick
Betty Sweet
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Viola Brundige
Troy
Lena Yates
Earl Brenenstuhl
Clifford Hertington
Ifarm
OPA moves to reexamine B and C gasoline rationing
Eastern New York OPA officials order reprocessing of Band and R records amid a statewide review. Prentiss Brown cites dwindling Fast Coast supplies as the reason. In Troy one third of stations without gas. New York City filing stations often without gas. Syracuse called severe. Police asked to enforce ban on non essential driving across multiple counties.
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New York
OPA
Associated Press
Albany
Prentiss Brown
Troy
New York City
Mootorista
Onejone
Ge Buffalo
Syracuse
Onondaga
Oswego
Cayuga
Madison
Oneida
Herkimer
Lewis
Jefferson
St Lawrence
Pownal Woman and Clergy Shifts Highlight Local Appointments
Pownal residents note Tuesday travels in Troy as George M. Pratt is named substitute rural mail carrier replacing William Mayhew who resigned for full time duties elsewhere. The substitute works with Ellis K. E. Maxon this week to learn the route while Rev. J. Schloop, newly assigned pastor for Methodist churches in Pownal and North Petersburg, arrives from Gallupville to join Rev. B. E. Tanmay and family, bringing years of church service experience.
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William C Sulle
Troy
George M. Pratt
William Mayhew
Ellis KE. Maxon
North Petersburg
J. Schloop
Gallupville
BE. A. Tanmay
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