Display of Inland Daily Press Association photo winners
The Washington Evening Journal notes a year 1962 Inland Daily Press Association photo display at the public library. It lauds news photography as an art capturing events beyond surface detail and highlights the audit review by Allen of Wolf & Co., praising stricter bookkeeping and tax compliance.
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Public
Inland Daily Press Association
Washington
The
Journal
Allen
Wolf & Co
Public Accounts
Abstract art arrives in Baltimore with a tail painting burro
An odd Baltimore feature describes an abstract work titled Black Wish by a Mexican burro named Jack at the city zoo. The piece uses a tail dipped in black paint to create feathery lines on white canvas and has sold for 50 dollars. The artist, a hairier creature, suggests future experiments with a horse fly.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye
Baltimore
Jack
The Main Lines by W. H. Marriott
A compact set of maxims on business and behavior. It notes that electrifying a farm is more useful than an audience and that knowledge without action is limited. It warns that an accident policy won’t save a skidding business and jokes about burly people.
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U.S
Tahlequah
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Change in Nurses Training A Break for Student Nurses
In Des Moines legislators review a Board of Regents plan that cut summers from the basic nursing program at the State University of Iowa. University Hospitals face a $175,463 gap next July and $424,537 the following year to hire nurses and aides to replace student help. The shift trims patient care time and raises staffing needs, while some lawmakers question the practical experience for students.
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DES Moines
IDPA
State University of Iowa
Board of Regents
SUI
University Hospitals
Letter From The Traveling Libel On A Mexico Bound Journey
A personal letter notes readers’ requests for updates as the author travels toward Mexico. The writer promises to describe main sights and experiences on the journey, mentioning a lost dog and cliff dwellings as notable topics along the way.
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Mexico Bound
Mexico
Across the Midwest to Tahlequah A Rural Journey
A traveler recounts a four day trip with friends from Washington through Missouri and Arkansas. He notes fields left fallow, ghost coal towns near Ottumwa, cliff dwellers near Neosho, Truman birthplace banners in Lamar, large Arkansas poultry farms, the Ozark hideout cave, and a final stay at a top Tahlequah motel.
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Floyd
Mary Banks
Mary
Washington
Ottumwa
Missouri
Iowa Line
Lineville
Harrisonville
Neosho
Harry Truman
Independence
Lamar
Arkansas
Hideout Cave
Ozark Mountains
Tahlequah
United States
Income tax tips on other income and dividends
The article outlines reporting all non wage income for 1962 including interest and dividends. It explains dividend exclusions, tax credits, and special rules for U.S. savings bonds, sick pay exclusions, and retirement income. It cautions to consult the IRS for complex cases and references the 1963 tax booklet.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Revenue Service
Government Printing Office
D.C
Internal Revenue Office
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Washington Evening Journal
Gwendolyn
Sam
Mr. Allen
Afghanistan
Sumatra
Burlington
W. H. Marriott
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Statehouse
Corbin Crawford
City Council
Highway Commission
Loveless
Lynn Potter
Cresco
State Tax Commission
Senate
Paul Johnston
House
Representatives
Senate Rules Committee
Smiths
Ozark Nursery
N. E. College of Oklahoma
Texas
Joe Palook
Hialeah Racetrack
Ham Fisher
Leemy
Dixie Dugan
BY McEvoy
AD Striebel
James Brooks Jr
Columbus
Brooks
Willis Jones
Jones Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Olympia
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