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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

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Signature Fraud Unmasked In Corporate Audit Drama

Thorne, a traveling auditor, uncovers a falsified signature scheme by Dyhart that duped Miss Justin and masked nearly ten thousand dollars in checks. Dyhart confesses and agrees to repay as Miss Justin and Thorne face a hopeful future.

Magine Justin Mr. Kibb Mark Thorne Dyhart Mc Dyhart Thorne

Boomerang of Deceit in a Car Deal Swindle

J P Holloway and his wife confront a glamorous Detroit saleswoman who lures Holloway into a phony car deal. The plot mirrors a prior swindle that duped their son, revealing the consigner behind the sales pitch and exposing a web of deception that ties the family to a failed investment and possible retribution.

Miss Jenkins James J. P Mrs. Holloway Martha Uve Jimmy

Maternal Pressure Tests Louise in Love and Duty

Louise Barton asks if a 29 year old woman should marry despite her mother's insistence on staying in the old family home. The reader adviser urges immediate marriage, arguing the mother's sickness and control are a burden to both Louise and any future husband. The piece reflects family duty, aging parents, and the strain on plans for happiness.

Louise Barton Louis Douglas Louise Livi Peter Mother

Refusal to pay taxes over war preparation claim

Walter C. Longstreth, a Philadelphia lawyer, and his wife Emily told the internal revenue bureau they would refuse 34.6 percent of their 1947 income tax. They argued the money was used for preparation for war and wrote that true patriotism requires protest when a country adopts a destructive course.

Walter C. Longstreth Philadelphia Emily Internal Revenue Bureau

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Richard D. Carr Dybart Miss Justin WNN Features the Fiction Corver Boomerang By Roy Constiner Holloway J. P. Holloway John Fetters Fifth and Vine Kathleen Norris SWNU By Kathleen Norris Sam Christ Earth Sky Grace Noll Cuwell Rubin Plain Cork Sano Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Ing Sano Cigarettes Sparton Way Sparton Spartan Dept. WN Sacuaca Michigan Rockies Ravigaravision Sparks-Withington Company Jackson
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