Unidentified $2 Million Tax Funds Baffle Officials
The Department of Internal Revenue reports $2,000,000 in unidentified accounts awaiting attribution. Collector Malcolm E Nichols says most payments come from income taxes or other taxes for others, or without specifying the debt. He urges proper statements with checks or cash to keep individual accounts clear.
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Department of Internal Revenue
Malcolm E. Nichols
Uncle Sam
Nichols
John Jones
Mary Williams
Monument to public carelessness keeps million-dollar balance
The sum of checks and cash mailed to the Department without explanations forms an immense, fluctuating fortune. It never drops below 1 million dollars and can rise to 3 million, illustrating persistent public carelessness in payment practices.
Cab Shaft Injury in Somerville Man
Holwin Barrett aged 68 of 68 Columbus avenue Somerville was struck by a cab shaft on Tremont street near Beacom street yesterday. He was taken to the Haymarket Relief Station with a left temple contusion and a compound fracture of the left thumb. The cab owner and driver was Patrick McGuire of 21 Holman street Alliston.
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Holwin
Barrett
Columbus Avenue
Somerville
Tremont Street
Beacom Street
Haymarket
Patrick McGuire
Holman Street
Alliston
Manning arraigned in Attleboro drunkenness case
In Attleboro Fourth District Court James Manning an itinerant umbrella repairman from Brockton faced arraignment for drunkenness. Manning claimed he had not touched liquor in Attleboro for 250 years prompting jest from Judge Hagerty.
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Attleboro
Fourth District Court
James Manning
Brockton
Manning
Attleboreans
Massachusetts
Lcense
Charles C. Hagerty
Tragic Collapse Claims 6-Year-Old Tim Kelly
Six year old Timothy Kelly of 983 Washington Street collapsed in front of 215 North Street yesterday. He was rushed to Haymarket Relief Station and pronounced dead on arrival by Dr Brennan.
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Timothy Kelly
Washington Street
South End
North Street
Haymarket
Brennan
Radio Comes to Curley Home as Mayors Embrace Wireless
The Boston era report notes Mayor Curley installs a radiophone in his Jamaica Way home to hear broadcasts with family. Workmen finish aerials as Whedon of Hyde Park wins $100 radio gear, and Captain Randall on the Hudson recalls mid ocean wireless chats. A Boston reader recounts wartime radio memories and a U S submarine alert.
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Pittsburg
Newark
Schenectady
Medford
Curley
Austin Whedon
Vose Street
Hyde Park
Whedon
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy
Aeriola Sr
Albert B. Randall
United States
Hudson
New York
Ocean
William Rind
America
Post
J. J. Smith
Boylston Street
Boston
Smith
France
New Radio Contest Announced by Post
The Boston Post invites manuscripts predicting radio’s status around 1950. Buy prize is 100 dollars for the best answer. five dollars paid for each published manuscript. Entries must be under 500 words, single sided, to Wireless Editor by April 8.
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Wireless
Jules Verne
Office of the Post
Boston Post
Boston 4
Mass
Mary Lan don Baker to marry in England after delayed wedding
Miss Mary Lan don Baker, who failed to appear for her Jan 2 wedding to Allister McCormick in Chicago, arrives from California and plans to wed in England after a Paris layover with the Countess de Ganze. She cites exhaustion and notes she will sail for England in mid April with her mother.
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Chicago
Mary Landon Baker
Allister McCormick
New York
Paris
Former bank head fears for safety as threats alleged
George P. Anastos former proprietor of a private Hanover street bank now under Bank Commissioner protection seeks help from the Superior Court to shield him from bodily harm. He alleges that depositors John Contos and Eleutherios Christodoulou called at his home and a State street import export firm where he works and have threatened him. The case is slated for Thursday.
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George P. Anastos
Hanover Street
Allen
John Contos
Eleutherios Christodoulou
State Street
Dandruff Remedy Promises Thick Hair Growth
An advertisement claims liquid arvon dissolves dandruff to destroy it completely. It advises applying at night to moisten the scalp and rub in, promising relief from itching and a100 improved hair texture after a few applications. It notes arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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