Warren William Taylor, son
„fMr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor,
letter known as “Bill” to num
^us friends, left recently for
jbe States to attend Washington
gtide College at Pullman, Wash.
ere he will take special studies
preparatory for entrance exam
ination for admission to the
piiited States Navy Academy at
^nDapohs, Md., which will be
held at Pullman in April next
year
Bill is a real Alaskan, having
been born at Cordova, where he
resided until coming to Kodiak
three years ago. He attended
three years of high school here,
maintaining a high scholastic
standing. He was active in all
school activities and was presi
i)ept of the student body and
editor of the school paper.
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Alaska Tax
Collections Jump
Lncle Sams collections from
Alaska taxpayers increased near
ly one-fourth during the last
year.
Exactly $4 944,678.24 in all
forms of internal revenue was
collected in the Territory during
the 1943 fiscal year ending June
30th That is five times the a
mount obtained in the fiscal year
1940.
These figures were disclosed
today by Clark Squire, collector
of Internal Revenue for the dis
trict of Washington and Alaska,
with headquarters in Tacoma.
They do not include Victory
tax, which for the first three
months amounted to $326,986.
For the fiscal year 1942 total
collections for Alaska were $4,
015,534 93. The increase for 1943
was $929,143.31, or 23.1 per
cent. The increase for the entire
country was 71.4 per cent, total
collections having jumped from
13 billions to 22 billions through
out the nation.
For the state of Washington
alone the increase was 127.4 per
cent. The amount collected there
advanced from 126 millions to
287 millions. The total for the
district (Washington and Alas
ka) for the last fiscal year was
$291,970,440 31.
Principal reason why Alaska
showed such a small percentage
increase is that corporation in
come taxes dropped half a
million dollars—from $730,859
to $227,312, >r a decrease of 68 9
per cent. Washington, however,
?uuncu a,n muica»c ui rti pci
cent, making a net increase of
38.3 per cent for the district.
3nly one collection district
showed a net loss—Pittsburgh
district, in Pennsylvania, for 7 8
per cent.
Alaska's decrease n this kind
if tax was due to the fact that
some large corporations have
ceased operating during the
emergency and others have
noved their offices Outside and
ire filing returns elsewhere.
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INCOMING:
Rose Martin, Morton Whirry,
Ed MacKenzie, Verda Anderson,
Leona Smith, Robert Pierson,
L, K. Wodlinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin
and son, Mrs W. J. Hayter,
Mary Scroggs, James Toy,
George Klinefelter, Clarence
Knapp, Dan Buchanan.
OUTGOING:
John Suryan, John B. Suryan,
Floyd Suryan, Joe Suryan, Joe
M Suryan, R. D. Suryan, Al
bert Van Shouter, T. Michelson.
Bill Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Nekeferoff, Roy Anderson, Lil
lian Antone, Irving Parr. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Henton, Harley
Johnson, M. D. Vogler.
The following recent outgoing!
passengers were reported by
Alaska Steamship company:
Pete Svedin and Olaf Johnson,
both of Alitak, who have been
patients at the Griffin Memorial
'hospital; Michael Kneezer,
j member of a crew of another
| ship who was a patient at the
hospital; Charles Sheehy, Mrs.
Mary Birchley, Miss Effie Rice,
Mrs Mildred Davies, Joe R.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Bro
phy, William Taylor, Mrs. Mer
shon Browning and infant, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Denhoff.
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