The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1961, Page 6, Image 6
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THINK! Kt
Clinton - Lydia employees
are constantly on the alert to
prevent injury to themselves.
We know that in the final
analysis, "Safety Is An Individual
Responsibility" and
squarely up to us. For after
all's been said and done, our
safety depends on just three
things: What we THINK
about it. What we KNOW
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Mell Satterfield?Lydia
Ty In Operator
Answer: Take extra pre;
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Ceunun in 111 Liiiy waips on
trucks, always lift with my
legs and not my back.
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C. R. Kuykendall?Lydia
Card Grinder
Answer: Check overhead to
see if belt is clear before
releasing from card.
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quiring
Photographer
IOW! DO!
about it. What we DO about
it.
For this month, Your Inquiring
Reporter decided to
find out how nine employees
would answer the question,
"In your job, what's the most
important safety precaution
you take?" Their answers arc
shown below:
J. B. Neal?Lydia
Loom Fixer
Answer: Stop motor before
working on loom.
B
Venie Austin Lydia
Spinner
Answer: Alert to anything
on the floor that could
cause me to fall.
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Eunice Braswell?Clinton
Spinner
Answer: Always obseivant
of my work area to see that
nothing is on the floor to
create a tripping or slipping
hazard.
THE CLOTHMAKER
Vera Smith Clinton
Spinner
Answer: Keeping eves on
floor for loose bobbins and
water on floor, and being
careful to stop bobbins by
the whirl instead of bottom
of bobbin.
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Nathan Cannon?Clinton
Loom Fixer
Answer: Inspect gear
guards to see that they are
tight and in position. There
arc many other safety
precautions I take and all
are important.
Wade Beckham?Clinton
Loom Fixer
Answer: To be sure and
not forget any of the
safety precautions that apply
to my job.
* *
A landlord didn't light up
his dark hallway. Asked why,
he replied: "We had a light
there for three years. No one
fell, so we took it away." . . .
Crazy reasoning, huh? And
even crazier is the guy who
starts letting up on safe practices
because he's gone a number
of years without an accident,
and begins to think it
can't happen to him.
Are You Overpa
This past month the Payroll
Clinton-Lydia employee a form
1960, as well as the amount dedu
SHOPPING FO
This year millions of
Americans will overpay their
Federal income tax bills, according
to the Internal Rev
A FEW
Since tax returns must be filled
a few tips are listed below on ho
taxes so you can be sure to tak
are entitled.
First, list all your deductioi
quired on the tax form. This inc
interest paid on debts during tl
taxes that you've paid to the <
deductible expenses add up fas
check to sec if they exceed 10
justed gross income or $1,000. I]
itemize them on the longer tax
Second, study the instructic
form carefully. They'll tell you
tions that never occur to most
medical and dental expenses y(
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on the tax instructions tHat yo
list, add them to their proper
claims on your list that do not qi
Third, collect all your cance
for the year, making suie you 1
each tax deduction on your list,
might be asked to justify your t
to have the necessary papers to
first place than it is to find your
ties later.
If you have to provide evider
recognized as proof of pavmenl
together with the "built-in" bo
provide, is a big help in keeping
out the year. It may account, tc
of all money transactions in tl
check.
Many tax records cannot be
stored in a safe place. It is also i
the cancelled checks that show
taxes as well as copies of your
years because they provide a ru
progress.
DONT FORGE'
Employees should bear in i
must be filed as well as a Fed
is to the employee's advantage :
be refunds due the employee ar
refund is to file a return.
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WATO
Influenza is here! In Februa
the flu were flourishing. And i
of both in March, too.
Influenza symptoms include
aching muscles, and extreme til
run its course?anywhere from
would be well advised to have
when he first gets out of bed.
run nonstop from New York ti
likely to feel that way for anoth
monia germs will have a hungry
so he'd better get plenty of rest.
The flu is a dangerous illne
ticularly perilous for anyone v
bronchitis, tuberculosis, emphy
heart ailment. The flu can ma
ferers from such diseases. It c?
who have recovered. And it cai
If you have or have had a cl
your doctor about vaccination a<
of influenza viruses, and vaccin
tect against all of them. Howe1
especially dangerous to you,
precaution.
Backstop the vaccine with ex
ance of crowded places as nuicl
FEBRUARY. 1961
ying Your Tax?
Department delivered to each
showing their earnings during
cted for Federal and State tax.
R BARGAINS?
enue Service, simply because
they'll fail to take all the
deductions to which they are
entitled.
TIPS
out and filed before April 17,
>w to shop for bargains in your
e all deductions to which you
is according to categories rerludes
contributions to charity,
he Year, and other dednrtihle
:ity, county and state. These
iter than you might think, so
per :ent of your family's adf
so, it will save you money to
Form 1040.
>ns that come with your tax
about dozens of proper deducpeople.
For example, under
)u can deduct for such things
iring aids. If you see deductions
u missed in making out your
category. Also, cross out any
jalify as legitimate deductions,
lied bank checks and receipts
have one or the other to back
This is imnnrtnnl Iwnicn \rr?n
ax returns, and it's a lot easier
support the deductions in the
self tangling with tax authorise
for your claims, checks are
L in any law court. This fact,
okkeeping system checkbooks
adequate tax records through>o,
for the fact that 90 percent
le country today are paid bv
replaced so be sure they are
i good idea to save indefinitely
payments of Federal and state
income tax forms for previous
nning record of your financial
f STATE TAX
Tiind that a state tax return
eral Income tax return. This
since in many cases there will
id the only way to collect this
ISES COLUMN]
i OUT!
try both the common cold and
t's no surprise if there's a lot
fever, sore throat, headache,
redness. When the illness has
one to two weeks the patient
something handy to hold onto
He'll feel as though he'd just
o Los Angeles and he's quite
er two weeks. Prowling pneueye
on him during this period
ss for anybody. But it's parr
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soma, or any other lung or
ke the ailment worse in suftn
bring on a relapse in those
i kill.
ironic respiratory disease, ask
(ainst flu. There are a number
es available today do not proper,
if a case of flu would be
vaccination is a worth-while
tra rest, good food, and avoidi
as possible.