Stein to Attend Taxation Meet in Norman Oklahoma
Amarillo attorney C A Stein will attend the first annual Institute on Federal Taxation October 25 to 27 at the University of Oklahoma Norman. Sponsored by Oklahoma Bar Association, University of Oklahoma College of Law and Extension Division, the program features judges Murrah, Disney and Vaught among others. A demonstration tax case will show steps from notice of deficiency to appeal in the US Circuit Court.
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Tax Court of US
Washington, DC
Edgar S. Vaught
Oklahoma City
John Q
Europeans Forecast 450000 Americans Travel This Summer
European travel agencies estimate that 450000 Americans will visit Europe this year with the majority traveling during the summer season. They expect strong demand for flights tours and beachfront destinations as travel rebounds post pandemic.
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Oklahoma Airmen Head West In Ex Funeral Home Vehicle
Four Bristow Oklahoma airmen ages 18 to 20 drive a 1939 LaSalle ambulance from Bristow to Camp Stoneman near Pittsburg California. Donald Caudle Eddie Bishop Charles Downey and Mickey Cowart plan a through trip with two drivers and two sleepers. They bought the ambulance for 400 dollars after leaving Tinker Field in April and expect overseas assignments from California.
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Pittsburg
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Nine Killed as Church Dome Collapses in Argentina
In Buenos Aires on October 22, the dome of the 80 year old Church of St John the Evangelist collapsed during prayers for Eva Peron health. At least nine died and 30 were injured, 16 seriously, as rescue teams worked through the debris amid the tragedy.
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St. John the Evangelist
Eva Peron
Hailstones Reach Unusual Weights Amid Severe Weather
Report notes hailstones of extraordinary weight during a storm with observers describing stones weighing a pound or more. The references mention stucco houses absorbing moisture as hail piles and rain continue, highlighting unusual precipitation effects.
Venezuela Quells Second Revolt Near Caracas
In Caracas region, Venezuela's military government crushed a second failed revolt in nine days. One person was killed, two wounded, and 40 captured after a dawn assault on an officer training school near Caracas. Rebels also tried to bomb three Caracas radio transmitters before order was restored.
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