Jurist Blasts Jig-Saw Tax Law Puzzle
In New Orleans the Fifth Circuit calls the federal tax code a deplorable crazy-quilt patchwork. It affirmed a Tax Court ruling against the Houston Tile Company dissolved, with income taxes from August to October 1945 totaling 6005.76 dollars. Judge Hutchinson Jr. wrote that solving the case requires fasting and prayer.
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MacArthur vows to stay in Japan until peace treaty signed
Gen Douglas MacArthur announced he will resist civilian takeover of Japan and remain in the country until a peace treaty is signed. He dismissed retirement rumors as unfounded and cloaked in anonymity, stressing no intent to relinquish his responsibilities as supreme commander.
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Berlin Mayor Sent to Washington With Stand Against Reds
Berlin mayor Ernest Reuter, anti Communist lord mayor of blockaded West Berlin, will fly to Washington to deliver a defiant message to the United States stating We will never give in. He noted its cold in Liberia while discussing his first U.S. trip since 1929 and his role amid Berlin’s split by barricades.
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Idaho Timber Stand Estimated At 84 Billion Feet
Idaho reports an estimated total timber stand of 84 billion feet with a portion north of the Salmon River. The data highlights regional timber resources and potential for development.
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Unclear Quote Points to Peace Treaty Signing
A speaker states there is no factual basis for certain claims and vows to continue the mission until a peace treaty is signed, asserting no government assignment elsewhere. The remark emphasizes determination to see through ongoing duties until formal treaty completion.
Nuclear Power No Threat Yet
Nuclear energy will not replace oil soon says Sumner T. Pike of the Atomic Energy Commission. He told geologists that 10 to 20 years may pass before nuclear power can compete commercially and that it may have niche uses such as naval vessels. He noted limited uranium deposits and urged calm about oil stocks.
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Gen Honore Giraud Buried in Invalides
Paris March 17 Gen Henri Honore Giraud was buried Thursday in the Invalides after state ceremonies attended by President Vincent Auriol and other top government leaders.
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Seven to Study Coliseum Rent
City Council names a seven member advisory panel to set Coliseum rental charges. A proposed rate is 100 dollars per night plus 10 percent of net admissions. Advisors include Rev. George Beto and Charles L. Sandahl among others. concessions and Shrine circus contracts noted.
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Former YMCA Leader in China Dies at 78
Dr. Willard Lyon, 78, longtime international YMCA figure, died at his Claremont home. He introduced the YMCA to China in 1895 and served as secretary there until 1934. An authority on Chinese language, he authored and translated Chinese literature.
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