Bureau Settles Tax Claims in 28 600 Compromise
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reports six open book policy settlements with an average 15 cents on the dollar. Of $190,000 claimed, $28,600 was collected in back taxes interest and penalties. First batch totals $50,000 in claims settled for $13,000. second batch $140,000 in claims settled for $15,600, involving Marathon Oil Brooklyn a Massachusetts woman and a Mississippi man. Barnett Sr. of Vassburg Miss paid $8,000 on a $89,000 liability with $1,500 fine after pleading nolo contendere, while examiners noted his incapacity for manual labor and recommended his $3,600 offer.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
New York City
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Marathon Oil Company
Brooklyn
Barnett Sr
Vassburg
Iiss
Egypt Seizes Farouk Stock Fortune and Deposits
Egyptian authorities recover about 2.87 million in shares held for ex king Farouk in a Kafr B Dawary safe. Elias Androos, Beida Cotton Dying director, stored stocks in Cairo to be handed to Farouk’s custodians. Reports say Farouk in Swiss banks and abroad, including the United States and Brazil.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Elias Androos
Beida Cotton Dying Company
Switzerland
Fayauk
United States
Brazil
Record Reviews and Pattern Orders in The Hayward Review
A jumble of pattern orders from The Hayward Review lists pattern numbers, sizes, and pricing details with requests for name, address, and style number. It also describes popular music notes from Liberace and other artists, plus a note on a John Ford Technicolor film, all presented in a cluttered 1940s newspaper style.
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Hayward Review
San Francisco
New York
Wladzin Waling Liberace
Milwaukee
Jan Paderewski
Paderewski
Liberace
Hoagy Carmichael
George Liberace
Norman Greene
Greene
John Ford
John Wayne
Maureen
Victor
Mery Griffin
Isle of Innisfree
Galway Bay
Kathleen
David Rose
Ochestra
Vanessa
Kila Mee Morse
Conrad i Red
Joni Dames
Hayward
Chicago
Fis
First
Truman Churchill urge Mossadegh to end oil dispute in Tehran
President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill pressed Iranian Premier Mossadegh in Tehran for an early and equitable solution to the Anglo Iranian oil row. They proposed U S aid and lifting sanctions if he accepts a court mediated compensation plan and resumes oil production, citing urgent need amid growing Cold War pressures.
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Truman
Winston Churchill
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tehran
Mossadegh
International
Iran
United States
Boylcott
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Truman Churchill
Mossadugh
U.S
Massadegh
Fark
United Pre
Maadegh
British Iran oil dispute sparks calls for courts action
A telegraphic report notes debate over compensation in the Anglo Iranian Oil Co nationalization in Iran. Truman and Churchill proposals discussed international court involvement while Mossadegh signals he may resist limiting the issue to a single sensational point.
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New York
Bronx
Sday
Turpelot
Iran
Truman
Churchill Nado
International Court of Justice
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Zmd
Aigulion
Belore
International Court
Willy
Mossadegh
Mower Traffic Ticket Sparks Small-town Charge
CAMP EDWARDS Mass four military policemen ticketed civilian employee John F Cunningham for driving a lawnmower at 12 miles per hour in a 10 mile zone yesterday. In Cordoba Argentina a tram robbery opened a new line of inquiry after a watchman reported 17 loaded box cars breached. A hungry man allegedly stole canned fish beer and candy from a shipyard warehouse. Oakland California James Freeland faces up to ten years in prison for resisting prior jail sentences and missing anniversaries while in custody.
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Mass
Ilp
John F. Cunningham
Sunningham
Cordoba
Argentina
Nixon Outlines 16 State Tour
Senator Richard M. Nixon announced a September campaign tour spanning 18 states. The seven day start includes Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut with a Boston radio stop, followed by a whistle stop through California Oregon Utah Texas and other states with train and plane segments and a Salt Lake City stop. Details for the Sept. 22 to 23 Washington run were to be released later.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston
Pomona
Cal
Bakersfield
Red Bluff
Redding
Dunsmuir
California
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Medford
Oregon
Roseburg
Eugene
Albany
Salon
Portland
Ore
Washington
Montana
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Amarillo
Tex
Tulsa
Okla
Colorado
Oklahoma
Tennessee
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Peter Wheat
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Russia
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Oakland
Calif
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Freeland
Santa Rita
Sheriff's Office
N Nixon
the Daily Review
Pinking
Daily Review
Castro Street
San Lorenzo Sun
Arriba
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
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