Probe of Tax Practices Set
The Internal Revenue Service says it attaches unemployment compensation checks to collect back income taxes but reports no undue hardships. Rep. Blatnik and the House subcommittee will hear the practice and also review travel cost deductions for construction workers amid charges of discrimination.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Sovemilmens
John A. Blatnik
Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Blatnik
Minnesota Democrat
Mystery of Missing Men Linked by Flier Papers
Papers found in Murphy family apartment on Somerville Street reveal notes and logs tying two disappeared men, American pilot Gerald L. Murphy and Basque scholar Dr. Galindez, to a 1956 Dominican Republic flight. State Department and Rep. Charles C. Porter said the documents support a strong link between the cases, though Murphy’s disappearance remains unsolved. The papers include a notebook and pilot log, with references to a March 12 13 1956 timeline and a Domini connection.
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Washington
Somerville
Long Island
Domini
A!can Republic
Murphy
State Department
Charles C. Porter
D-Ore
Fice
United States
Sbeler
Porter
Oregon
Gerald L. Murphy
Dominican Republic
Dr. Galindez
Amity
Pers
Just
Tice Department
Port L Lter
Amityville
Galindez
Morris L.ernst
New York
Trujillo
Eight Girls Chosen For FHA Meeting Evidence Mentioned
The article references eight girls from West Virginia Future Homemakers of America and details about documents tied to Galindez and Murphy. It notes a timetable for a flight to the Dominican Republic dated March 5 1956 and a 1950s legal investigation by Morris L Ernst hired by the Dominican government.
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West Virginia
West Virginia FHA selects 8 girls for national meeting
State FHA advisor Miss Pauline Stout announced the 8 girls chosen from 5 420 members in 244 chapters including Mary Esther Geldchien Bethanne Hardman Lorenz Bell Joyce Mumma Jane Powell Kimble Ella Dee Kessel Sue Ella Cunningham and Rita Mae Dillon. Two adult advisors from Ripley and Salem accompany them as 430 delegates plan on education, adult life and homemaker duties at the national gathering.
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Pauline Stout
FHA
West Virginia Association
Mary Esther Geldchien
Salem
Bethanne Hardman
Lest Creek
Lorenz Bell
Mill Creek
Joyce Mumma
Barboursville
Jane Powell Kimble
Petersburg
Ella Dee Kessel
Ripley
Sue Ella Cunningham
Athens
Rita Mae Dillon
Greenville
Homemakers of America
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
West Virginia
Marion Parsons
West Virginia Educators Attend Southern Conference
Three West Virginia educators will attend a regional conference in Asheville from Thursday through Saturday to discuss how school systems can use psychologists. The event, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health via the Southern Regional Education Board, features RotRough, Pauley, and Jarecke representing the state.
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Fort Knox
West Virginia
Camp Breckinridge
Here
Indiana
193D’ Engineering, Company
Weston
Des Islet Lake
488Th Armored Field Artillery
Hunlington and Williamson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Thertillery
Fairmont
Martinsburg
Soviet Trade
Keyser
Richwood
Ministry of Trade Has
Virginia
R. F. Briggs
Guard Bureau
Washington, D. C
Asheville
N. C
Southern RegionalEducation Board
National Institute of Mental Health
R. Virgil Rotrbough
B. G. Pauley
Charleston
Kanawha
Walter Jarecke
West Virginia Uni
Louis Cohen
Duke University
Kanawha County
Marcia Wahl
Pauley
Southern Regional Education Board
Boy Space Stunt Ends With Rescue and Scrapes
In Chester Pa George Jones seven years old yelled I am Superman and leaped two stories landing in soil. Nathaniel Manigo eight followed with an 18 foot jump unharmed. Russell Toombs five tied a shirt as cape and imitated the spaceman. A police car accident delayed officials. one officer was slightly hurt. The boys escaped with a turned ankle.
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Chester
George Jones
Superman
Nathaniel Manigo
Jones House
Russell Toombs
George
Imi
Tair
Jennifer
Father of Minnijean Brown Jailed in Public Safety Case
Willis Brown, 47, faces a serious charge after the Sunday morning shooting of Elmer Isaac, 68, a Black man, in front of a Black person club. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and no specific degree was listed. Brown claims self defense after Isaac allegedly drew a weapon.
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Willis
Bob) Brown
Elmer Isaac
Jernigan
Praca Ue Hoa
Stem Ann
Little Rock
Ark
Central
John T
Minnijean
New York
Reno
City
Brown
Isaac
Dean Granted Another Trial in Murder Case
The report notes Dean was granted a new trial amid homicide case proceedings. The piece covers multiple market prices and cattle trades in Chicago and surrounding regions, with details on grades, weights, and shifts in stock and grain futures. It references legal actions, judge decisions, and a broader context of trials and appeals.
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Chicago
Auicher
Renee
Ohio
Homer Jack Dean
Ries Ft Lac
Clintonville
Franklin County Common Pleas
Tacce Stesdy
Getteraries
Ee Court
Bind Srls Tsu
Siks
Robert G. Lang
Great Plains
Wea
Joseph M. PiAahtar Rpgr
Tint Harter
Dean
Dunbar Girl Wins Scholarship Amid Odd Baltimore Market Remarks
A Dunbar girl wins a scholarship while the Baltimore market report features a jumble of cattle figures and grain prices. Witnesses recount a tense incident involving a pistol, with Isaac attempting to grab a gun after the first shot. the pistol is found afterward.
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Pellen Aiea
Jernigan
Isaac
Ike to Hear Of Nude Etching at Brussels Fair
President Eisenhower will receive a report on complaints about the American exhibit at the Brussels World Fair. George W. Allen, director of the U S Information Agency, will present findings after an on the spot inspection ordered by the President. Allen departed for Brussels last Wednesday following a report to Eisenhower from Senator Styles Bridges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George W. Allen
U. S. Information Agency
Allen
Brussels
Sen. Styles Bridges
Igdale Heights
Union Dist
C. Bent
Morris K
Rock Lake
Nelie
Davis
Donald L. Buckalew
Arrié
Pennington
Taijal
Perry
Levi
Clyde L. Perauson
Mar
Rose Henson Bohrert
Carl Ge
Cora Henson
Tia S. Broun
Andy Commons
Pittsburgh
USDA
London Dist
Anna G. Herschel
Ar & Ige White
Brown
Nna Marie Casto
Blanche Ferrell
Jean Ann Baker
Connell
George
King Jr
James R. Wyatt
Kanawha City
Marietta A&P store manager named as veteran worker rises
Harold Ellis of Marietta Ohio appointed manager of the A P Food Store at 219 Sev down with the 219 Sev ave. World War II veteran he has worked for A P in Marietta for 16 years being promoted to assistant manager in 1946. The report notes cattle market figures and prices for steers heifers and cows in the surrounding area with varied grades and weights.
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Harold Ellis
M. Good Footer
Iaire Stadel Ode Ah Es
Jarietta
Ohio
Inas
Gana Stalker
A&p
Marietta
Steagy
J. W. McMichen
Fred H
Union Dist
Jim W. Bonham
Jane S
Ellis
Fairlawn Addn
Jefferson Dist
Pittsburgh
Amig Horne Daniels
Killingsworth Ta
Patton
Adda
Amandaville
Teport
Rachel Lashinsey
Isadore
Ss . Ae Frieriegtt
Kanawha
Charles
Harry Gordon Lucas
Hoover Jr
Capnelly
Madi
Il T
Ener Dr
Tote Union Dist
Bel' Alpha J. Levy
Isaac A.jowes
Jones
Property Transfers and Livestock Prices in Pittsburgh Market News
A dense report covers property transfers in several districts including Jefferson and Union, with prices and lot numbers for cattle, sheep, and hogs. It notes higher cattle prices, mixed yardage for butchers, and poultry market activity along with a few notable local transactions and exhibits in Pittsburgh.
Market Declines In Slow Trading
New York markets opened with cautious selling as 2.59 million shares traded, the slowest session in nearly a month. The AP average for 60 stocks slipped to 172.90, while most major issues fell though a few gainers bucked the trend amid mixed activity.
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New York
Associated Press
Oscar Mckinley Ashby
South
Charleston
R Adams
Washington
The
Treasury
Bain-jphanced
American Motors
Louis Wolfson
Wuangeu Navos
American Stock Exchange
Byrd Urges Social Security and Veterans Care Changes
West Virginia congressman Robert C. Byrd calls for lowering the retirement age from 65 to 60 due to scarce jobs for older workers and asks for higher Social Security benefits to cover rising living costs. He also urges President Eisenhower to protect Veterans Administration hospitalization, citing bed reductions and long waiting lists for care.
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Washington
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
D-W Va
Byrd
Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Bureau of the Budger
Veterans
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Sein
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Walworth Co
Conti
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Cent
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Ranea
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Steel
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J. Newberry West Ky
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Curtis Pal
Newport News
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Curtiss'Wright US
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Dena
Orp
N. Chi. Sy
Northern Pacific
Young Spring & Wire Ag
Bow Chemical
Youngstown
duPont
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Owens
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Waco Manufacturing CO
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130Th Street
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Ohis
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Tate Jn
Tate
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