Meadville Tax Consultant Accused Of Padded Deductions
Three Meadville taxpayers testified that Sheldon H Wolfe padded deductions on their income tax returns. Wolfe, on trial in federal court in Brie, allegedly caused defrauding the government of about 150000 by submitting false returns for other clients. Witnesses described inflated or altered figures for 1945 and subsequent years and blamed Wolfe for supplying erroneous figures.
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Meadville
Sheldon H. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Brie
Ming
Arthur V. Abell
Myron O. Boardus
de. Luther J
Wolfe
Bogardus
Ewing
King
Severs
Two Oil City Youths Sent To Prison
Franklin September 18 Two Oil City youths were sentenced to two years in Allegheny County Workhouse by Judge Lee A McCracken in Venango county court. Raymond D Rivers 20 and Norman Wickman 22 pled guilty to taking beer from the S E F Gale in Franklin on March 11. They signed pleas of guilty and were ordered to pay restitution of 100 dollars each.
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Oil City
Franklin
Ol City
Allegheny County
Lee A. McCracken
Venango County
Raymond D. Rivers
Norman "P. Wickman
S.E.F Gale
McCracken
Truman Congratulates Newspaper On Birthday
The New York Times marked its 100th birthday with congratulations from President Truman. The message praised the Times for high journalistic standards, wide coverage, and generally fair reporting. The article also notes discussions over income tax signatures and regulated interest rates.
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Truman
DY Associates
New York
The
New York Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Sina
Times
Ex cop to testify in graft case against police
An ex police officer, James Reardon of Westport Connecticut, agreed to testify for the prosecution in a graft inquiry involving high ranking officers and the alleged bribe scheme tied to a bootmaking business. Kings County Judge Celsohitz advised perjury and contempt risks as Reardon confirmed his willingness to take the stand while tied to a Connecticut residence.
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Associated Press
New York
Hary
James Reardon
Westport
Conn
Sinr
Gross
Reardon
Gross’ Syndicate
California
Kings County
Samuel S Celhowitz
Connecticut
James Mewiroy
Stall, Con
Senate approves teachers salary increase amid tax clash
Harrisburg reports the Senate education committee backed a plan to grant Pennsylvania's 60,000 teachers a 846,000,000 raise, exceeding the state budget by 26,000,000. The bills, already passed by the House, would provide 400 costs of living increases and set minimums and maximums with 200 jumps beginning 1952.
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Harrisburg
Senate Education Committee
Pennsylvania
Howse
CORRYITE'S MOTHER DIES AT CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS
Mrs Sarah Melvinty Muller age 51 of 592 South Main Cambridge Springs died early today at Meadville City Hospital widow of Daniel Miller. Survived by six daughters and numerous grandchildren. Friends may call at Levine Funeral Home Cambridge Springs. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. with interment at Miller Station.
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Corryite
Cambridge Springs
Sarah Melvinty Muller
Dears
South Main Steel
Meadville City Hospital
Daniel Miller
H Skinner
Curry
J.T. McGinaghry
Lancaster
Calif
W. A. Higginson
Phila
Delphia
P. W. Herrick
Erle
ME. Drake
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hilton L. Munk
Fern Miller
D. B. Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
S. Mi. Miller
Albion
May Woll
Levine
Miler
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Shelder Wolfe
United
Sprite
Holly
Packard
America
Lis Mon Than
Pyckard
C. Christensen Motors
West
Washington St
Corry, Pa
REX Theatre
Belvedere
Clifton Webb
Joanne Dru
Hugh Marlowe
Dr. West
Eversharp Schick
Eversharp
Colgate
Hadacol
Lady Esther
Jansen
First Avenue
Raymond Buchomner
Mrs
Harold Powell
Kodak Pony
Virgil Tubbs
Blanche Foster
Aetna
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Flist Avenue
Corby. Po
Ares
Merle
Kam Robert Bagert
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
Tire Service
Bernard Damentt
Jack Dempsey
Clarence Wallace Chrysler
Studebaker
Lon Hanna
Jack Raymond
Helen Johnson
Rass Meat
Johnson Bros
Victor Armitage
Patil Suchar
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