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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

10

Charter Night to Welcome Tennessee Valley Cost Accountants Chapter

The Tennessee Valley chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will receive its charter September 15 in Decatur during Charter Night with Anniston and Birmingham chapter officers. The Alabama group includes about 100 members from Athens Florence Huntsville Sheffield Tuscumbia Decatur and nearby areas led by President Colin J. Andrews of Decatur. The article also outlines the association’s 1919 origins and benefits of membership, noting its 40 000 members and multiple professional advantages. An England note adds that a station wagon is called an estate car.

Tennessee Valley National Association of Cost Accountants Anniston Birmingham Decatur National Alabama Athens Florence Huntsville Sheffield Tuscumbia Colin J. Andrews L. S. Doster Frank Holle Jack W. Mueller J. C. Dobbs E. H. Atkinson Peyton W. Drake James E. Hughes James Hairston Mason L. Wood Sam D. Nettles S. Laws Parks James Williamson N. A. C. A. Bulletin

Dunlap Addresses Tax Policy Amid Openness Push

Commissioner John B Dunlap defended IRS methods as seeking full tax collection while pledging more transparency. He said light would be shed on secret bureau matters but noted legal limits. He agreed to publish all applications for tax free status and kept current policy on publicizing compromise settlements.

Frank O'Brien Washington Internal Revenue Bureau John Dunlap Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Pope FBI

Ding Dong Daddy Seeks Liberty After Fifteenth Bride

Francis H. Van Wie, 66, once a San Francisco streetcar conductor, lion tamer, and boxing athlete, has wed his 15th wife Amelia Pritchard 73, then was locked out of their LA home. Pritchard says she will stay put until she decides her next step after learning of his prior marriages. Van Wie previously served prison time for bigamy and testified he had 12 or 13 weddings.

Los Angeles Francis H. van Wie San Francisco Amelia Pritchard van Wie

Pfc Freddie Mills Serving In Korea

Pfc Freddie H Mills of Mount Hope 2 serves with the 25th Infantry Division in the eastern Korean sector. The division, noted for the Pusan Perimeter and Taegu breakout, has units probing Communist concentrations northwest of the Punchbowl. Mills, a gunner in the 14th Infantry Regiment tank company, previously was at Fort Hood Texas. He was a farmer before entering the Army in April.

Freddie H. Mills Mount Hope 25Th Pusan Taegu Mills 14Th Infantry Regiment Fort Hood Texas

Driver License Checks Snap Irregular Tests in Birmingham

Governor Gordon Persons ordered a broad review of driver test records after the arrest of Corporal Ross H Weeks. Weeks allegedly approved road tests for applicants who did not take them, taking gifts and money from Sam Jones who routed applicants for licenses. Weeks faces charges of willful neglect and malfeasance and is suspended pending investigation.

Birmingham Gordon Persons Ross H Eugene Connor Weeks Sam Jones Negro Ice Informer Jones

Dairy Shows Slated in Decatur With Segregated Event

Dairy shows are slated in Decatur for September 3 and September 45 according to John Parrish Auburn extension agent. The September 3 event is for Negro farmers. Twelve shows are planned statewide through September and October, with three specifically for Negro participants.

Decatur John Parrish API Auburn

Court jesters and their rising fortunes

The article discusses how medieval court jesters began as mental detectors of humor and rulebreaking but later evolved into notable individuals who attained significant positions at royal tables and political circles.

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