Protests Filed Over Income Tax Assessments in Washington
Four Davis family members of Charleston filed petitions with the Board of Tax Appeals in Washington protesting 1927 federal income taxes. They assert a reorganization and stock exchanges, not taxable, as opposed by the Internal Revenue Service which claims dividend income. Amounts claimed: 497,840.24, 71,840.24, 85, and 85.26, with prior payments totaling 19,125.86 to 30,428.74. Proceedings await a hearing date.
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Waskington
D. C
Jme
Internal Revenue
Omer David Summer
Board of Tax Appeals
Weahington
W. &. Davis
Lilian , Davis
Mre
Matilda N. Davis
Alton H. Davis
Harleston
Bana“whe
Ypey
Dern Brothers “Company
West Virginia Corporation
Arnan Corporation
Taton Holding and Investment Company
Rada Serporesion
Interstate Gas Company
Aleges
Davint
Pireie & Plan of Réorganization
Mpach
Tax Appeals Board
Nitro Visors Defeated by Hurricane in Ragged 15–8 Game
Nitro baseball team suffered a 15 to 8 loss to Hurricane on Sunday on the Nitro diamond amid a record 15 errors. Travian led Nitro with three hits in four at bats while Per and McGrew contributed in the field. The game was moved from VinCase due to heavy rain. a twilight league game between Mac Clarks Cube and Fred Brize's Reds was scheduled for 5:30 at the Viscose diamond.
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Travian
Per
McGrew
Mac Clark
Fred Brize
Reds
Wil
Harding Memorial Dedication Broadcast Across NBC CBS
WEW YORK June 15 radio coverage from Marion Ohio includes Hoover and Cogildgs addresses with Gov. White and Sen. Frelinghuysen, continuing until 1:15 PM. Also describes the Hudson regatta on the two networks and a schedule of programs from 12:30 to 9:30 including Dust of John Tyler unveiling and Butler address on Bunker Hill. Benny Softley leaves Nitro June 19 for Baltimore to study mechanical engineering.
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York
Harding
Marion
Ohio
NBC
CBS
Hoover
George White
Joseph ‘F. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Brosd
Baltimore
Benny Softies
The
Nitro High School
Thomas Softley
Nitro
Achook
John Tyler
Capitol Building
Richmond
Weaf-Nbc
Central America
West Indies
Tropics
Alfred Wallenstein
Whaf-Nbq
Snediey D. Butler
Bunker HU ‘Way
Boston
Wiz-Nbc
Sealskin Coat Stolen From Mrs Myrtle Donsideon
Mrs Myrtle Donsideon of Washington Street reported to police the theft of a sealskin coat valued at 304 from her home with a silk dress spread also taken.
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Myrtle Donsideon
Washington Strest
Boat The Trojan Hes Launches Steel Scow Bottom Boat
Saturday the Trojan Hes company launched a steel scow bottom boat named Louse for officials and employees. The boat measures 36 by 11 feet and is equipped with a 70 horsepower motor. The scene also recalls comedian Robert Shellon dying on stage after delivering jokes. A Liverpool wedding notice notes a groom named Robertes filing for a license but changing his mind.
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Trojan Hes! Company
Labor Chautauqua To Be Held in Valley
A labor chautauqua sponsored by the League for Industrial Democracy will run six weeks this summer in the Kanawha coal fields beginning July 1. Announcement was made at the West Virginia Mine Worker offices.
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Labor
Valley
Bar Association Luncheon Set for June 27
The Charleston Bar Association will hold the last luncheon meeting of the simmer season at the Kanawha Hotel at noon on June 27. President John T. Bimms announced the gathering, which will be suspended until September.
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Bar Association of the Cliy
Charleston
Kanawhs
John T. Bimms
Eight Firemen Not Appointed Under New Fiscal Year
Fire Chief Loury Ate Lane announced eight firemen will not be reappointed for the new fiscal year. With two captains leaving on June 0, 1981, and six other officers and firefighters not retained, the schedule shifts to a 24 on 12 off system, increasing on duty personnel to eight without extra staff.
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Loury Ate- Lane
W. Gorand
Ww. B. Hamraach
O. A. Casdorph
W. V. Actee
R. Roberty J. &. DeFord
Chile
Applies for Charter For Post of Legion
D C Smith has applied to the West Virginia department of the American Legion for a charter for 2 posts at West Hemlin in Lincoln County. His application was accompanied by 3 checks for dues for 15 members.
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D. GC. Smith
West Virginia
Department of the American Legion
West Hemlin
Lincoln County
Suit Is Remanded to Circuit Court in Fred Alexander Estate Adversary
The administrator of the Marthe Alexander estate sues the New York Central Railroad. The case was remanded by United States district court to the circuit court of Trayette County in an order entered yesterday.
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Fred Alexander
Marthe Alexander
New York Central Railroad Company
Trayette County
United States District Court
Yesterda
Morning Melodies and Dance Music at Krease Theatre
A fragmented listing of radio and stage programs includes Morning Melodies at 9:00, Dance music sections, and various acts such as Rudolph Jiml, Louie's Hungry Five, Reba Hix, and the Calibama Co-eds. Other items show orchestras, ensembles, and store programs scheduled through the day. The detection includes multiple performances and times from 0:00 to 11:16, with various sponsors and venues.
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Kraise Theatre
Clarence Kemper
Rumford Forecast
Hubbard ‘Grocery
Hilo
Wayne County Editor Wins Headline Prize Winner
Wayne County editor Herman Dean of The Wayne County News earned a National Editorial Association prize for the best four deck headline from Genesis chapter one. The winning line proclaimed Earth, having been made by God, and man as ruler with days and seasons governed by the sun.
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Wayne County
Herman Dean
The
Wayne County News
National Editorial Association
Earth
Haver
Man
Two Rodmen Released By City Engineer
Myer Bearman of Piedmont road and H GC Anderson of Truslow street were retained as rodmen in the city engineering department while other workers were reduced due to lack of work. The action was confirmed at city hall and their pay was issued for the period.
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Myer Bearman
Piedmont Road
H. GC. Anderson
Truslow Street
Aod
Rodmen
Local Theaters Show Wide Mix of Dramas and Comedies
The Greenbrier presents The Lash with Alenacoll Barthelmess and Mary Astor in a California drama. Kearse features Fae Lynne, a tale of England and France from long ago with Ann Sarding and Clive Break. Virginian screens At the Fo e Murder a love drama starring Lew Ayred and Genevieve Tobin. Rialto offers Everything's Roste a comedy with Habed Woolsey and Anita Louise. Capitol features Laughing Sinners a Salvation Army drama with Joan Crawford and Charley Chase, plus Thundering Tenors and a news reel.
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Greenbrier
Lash
California
Alenacoll Barthelmess
Mary Astor
Marlon Nixon
Bred Kohier
Kearse
Fae Lynne
Eogland
France
Ann Sarding
Clive Break
Conrad Saget
Ceciila Loftus
Beryl Mercere
Lew Ayred
Genevieve Tobin
Dorothy Peterson
Frank McHugh
Dairymen's Secretary Assumes Duties Here
Harry Trelogan of Morgantown yesterday assumed duties as secretary of the Kanawha County Brairs men’s association. He will use a desk in the Kanawha County Farm Bureau offices at the courthouse. Members will meet there next Thursday at noon.
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Harry Trelogan
Morgantown
Kanawha County Brairsmen's Association
Kanawha County Farm Bureau
Court House
Demonstration On Canning To Be Given
A community demonstration on canning vegetables will be given Wednesday. Local organizers invite residents to attend and learn safe food preservation techniques. The session aims to teach pickling and jam making alongside general canning guidelines.
Local home demonstration event hosted by community group
A Wednesday afternoon gathering at Decots organized by Eleanor McClung, home demonstration agent, sponsored by the ladies’ aid society. The event aims to share practical home skills and community fellowship.
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Mins
Eleanor McClung
Ladies
Ald Society
Good Will Tourists To Come Here by Air
The Charleston chamber was notified that the Kansas City chamber will send two representatives by airplane this spring on a goodwill tour of the capitol cities of the 48 states. The visitors are Dr. John D. Brock a director and Col. R. D. Garrett a general affairs member. The Charleston visit date was not announced.
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Charleston
Kansas City
Capitol
John D. Brock
R. D. Garrett
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