Choosing Partnership or Corporation for John Brown and Bill Smith
The piece explains that a partnership exposes both owners to full debts and personal assets, while a corporation limits liability to invested amounts. It notes a corporation continues after death, taxes as a separate entity, and potential double taxation on dividends, contrasted with partnership tax treatment. It also mentions estate planning advantages of a corporation.
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John Brown
Bill Smith
John
Bill
TV Keeping Wolf From Actors Door In Hollywood
TV and filmed shows have saved lesser known actors from mass unemployment as the new medium steadies incomes. Buck Harris of the Screen Actors Guild notes 46 percent of actors earning 7500 dollars yearly or less are now working in TV films. without video many would be out of work.
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Hollywood
Movieland
Buck Harris
Screen Actors Guild
Wiring drives home loads as appliances surge popularity
American Builder highlights the rise in electricity use due to widespread appliances like washers, dryers, air conditioners, disposers, stoves, TV sets, and rotisseries. It urges homeowners to hire licensed electricians to prevent blown fuses, short circuits, or fires.
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American Builder Magazine
Breaks for the Motorist Highlight American Service
A New England operator’s vacation sign mocks two week closures and lists odd alternatives for services. The piece contrasts American quick service with foreign stations where routine care and amenities are rare and notes the American midstream industry often sets the pace.
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New England
Cop On Beat
County Farm
Newsboy
Automotive Safety Foundation
Veteran Training Change and Insurance Timing Q&A
A veteran asks if switching from classroom carpentry to on the job training counts as one change of course under the Korean GI Bill. The answer: yes, it is a change of course due to different content and methods. Another question asks about applying for Korean GI insurance after separation. the guidance is to apply early, as the insurance effective date need not wait for the 120 day free coverage period.
Husband locks phone to coerce chores in Muskegon
Muskegon township police said a husband who locks the telephone every day so his wife will do more housework was acting within his rights and there is nothing to do about it. Police found the locked phone inside a heavy wooden box after a woman asked for help. The piece notes an Army insignia adoption in 1832.
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Muskegon
Mich
Muskegon Township
Cadet Service Time Not Counted for Korean GI Bill
The article explains that time spent as a cadet at West Point does not count toward eligibility for Korean GI Bill training. It notes that the law excludes cadet or midshipman service time from GI Bill calculations and invites readers to phone or mail in news items.
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U. S
West Point
Quiet Exchange Highlights Doctor Patient Boundaries
A brief dialogue reveals a patient’s respect for a doctor’s care while noting the speaker is not a patient but references an uncle who was treated. The exchange underscores professional boundaries and gratitude.
Dear Aunt Martha Note From a Little Girl
A child writes a cheeky Christmas note to Aunt Martha admitting gratitude for a gift and joking that she forgot to give one herself. She adds a tease that Aunt Martha will deserve her own forgetting of the upcoming birthday next Tuesday.
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Martha
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