New Pay As You Go Tax Rules Explained
Washington describes quarterly payments under the pay as you go system. Taxpayers must estimate 1943 income and Victory taxes, file by Sept 15, and make payments Sept 15 and Dec 15. Farmers have a Dec 15 deadline with different penalties.
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Washington
Tomatoes and beans pay off in Red River County
Green gold is the resolve for Red River County farmers as tomatoes reach 10.35 cents a pound and a Woodland shipment of 180 crates yielded 761 dollars. Beans also pay well with an 18 000 pound truckload valued at about 900 dollars at the cannery. Many acres are harvested with multiple pickings expected, but labor shortages and delayed picking threaten full collection.
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Texas
Red River County
Avery
Clarksville
Taxpayers Face Quarterly 1944 Installment Requirements
Next March, taxpayers not fully covered by payroll deductions must file estimates of 1944 income and pay a quarterly installment on it. This is in addition to one half of the uncanceled 25 percent of the lower 1942 or 1943 tax, with the remaining half due in 1945.
That They May Live The Navy Destr oyer Sea Service Poem
A poem on the back of an envelope tells of a concert pianist who left his career to join the Navy as a mess sergeant aboard a destroyer. He writes of facing war for the freedom and peace of others, not for adventure. A rural boy recalls a man making horses in a workshop.
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Navy
Uncle Sam
Farmers and Canners Unite for Peak 1943 Veg Packs
With U S fighting men in action, the USDA launches a production program to maximize processed vegetables for armed forces and civilians. Farmers contract acreage with certified processors to receive price supports. state and county war boards aid in capacity operation labor and transport.
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United Nations
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Rommel described as broken by war health and spirit
The Portland Oregonian voices a harsh view of Rommel as a once great Axis commander now incapacitated by illness and age. It contrasts admiration for his skill with pity for American soldiers marching to sacrifice, urging focus on the wounded U.S. youths rather than the enemy general.
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Cairo
Popgs
Axis
Erwin Rommel
North Africa
Rommel
Portland
Oregonian
Divorce suit filed in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued to Charles H Coffman in Grayson County Texas for divorce from Fannie Coffman on grounds cruel treatment. Hearing set before Fifteenth District Court in Sherman on or before 10 a m the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, with case filed May 17 1943 and issued June 12 1943.
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State OF Texas
Charles H. Coffman
A. D
Fifteenth District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Fannie Coffman
S. V. Earnest
R. C. Steed
Fannin Scholastic Total Drops in 1943 44 Enrolment
About 8,579 scholastics are listed in Fannin County for the 1943 44 school year, down 800 from the prior year. Bonham alone loses more than 100. The census shows 4,244 in common districts and 4,335 in independent districts, with 7,565 white pupils. Hubbard quote on attitude follows.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Curlee Cummings
Mental Casualties Reduced by Letters from Home at Indian Base
American Medical Officers in India report cheerful letters from home boost army morale and reduce mental and neurological strain among soldiers. Lieut. Col. Williams cites family worries as a major factor, while Capt. Scott notes the right kind of letters lift spirits and aid adjustment. Jeanette Ross, a Red Cross worker from Normal Illinois, has aided over 4,000 soldiers by lending money and arranging letters and purchases, earning gratitude from a Signal Corps unit that built her a sandalwood box.
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Robert P. Martin
India
Charles R. Williams
Mineral Wells
Williams
Ivan W. Scott
Indianapolis
Ind
Jeannette Ross
Normal
Ill
Red Cross
Miss Ross
Ross
Signal Corps
Ration Board Gas Panel Sets Wednesday Interviews
Denison ration officials announce the gasoline panel will offer individual interviews only on Wednesdays at 3 p m and only when necessary. The new system requires complete written information on proper forms to speed decisions. The panel includes W T Wingo Denison Mark Moulton Bells R D Maddux Whitewright E C Looney Pottsboro with another member to be named.
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Denison
Mark Moulton
Bells
R. D. Maddux
Whitewright
E. C. Looney
Pottsboro
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