Anne Tucker Wed to Philippi Lawyer Harry Mason
Miss Anne Tucker becomes the bride of Harry Mason, Philippi attorney, in a quiet St. Augustine’s rectory ceremony. The couple, parents, siblings and local dignitaries attend a reception on Grand Street followed by a four course dinner at Clarksburg Country Club and a honeymoon to eastern cities. The bride, daughter of the late Michael J. Tucker, is a pianist and teacher. the groom is a former Philippi city and county legal official and private practitioner. Announcements note the June 30, 1937 marriage in Grafton West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Hannon
St. Augustine's Church
Kathryn Tucker
W. P. Clark
East Main Street
Joseph F. Tucker
Washington, D. C
Bouton- Nieres
Bride
Grafton
Michael Joseph Tucker
Margaret McLaughlin Tucker
St. Augustine's School
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Mason
Woman's Music Club
Business Girls’ Club
Y. M., CG. A. Glee Club
Grand Street
Margaret Showalter
Philippi
Barbour County
W. A. Mason
Clarksburg
Cites
John William Tucker
Anne
Quota Club
Cozy Best
Fairmont
Ita Taylor
Clarksburg Club
Mary Whelan
Atlantic City
Delet
Delet [Gates From the Clarksburg Club. | Miss Taylor
Ada Strickling
James Whelan
J. A. Whelan
Jimmie
Joan Ford
C. Luther Ford
Maple Avenue
Strickling
New Orleans
Nelle Dougan
Fairmont Club
Graton Club
Bess Ebert
Mae Reger
Bertha Goodwin
Blanche Guard
Catherine Madden
Mary Paugh Hefner
International Conventin
Clara Duffy
Baltimore
Kate O'Brien
West Wilford Street
Robert E. Sinclair
Thornton
City Hospital
Wayne McDaniel
Wayne Reynolds
Charleston
Ed. McDaniel
West Washington Street
Eda Cole
Ruth Simmons
Bersley
Springs
M. P
Fay C. Squires
Gaystreet
W. R. Willams
PERSO NALS TAX DODGING WAYS RELATED
Congressional testimony exposed tax avoidance by prominent figures including Myron C. Taylor and Alfred I. Dupont via family residences and corporate holdings. Details describe Nemours and Genergua structures used to shelter income, with large estate deductions and yacht expenses limiting tax. The probe cites substantial estimated tax savings and operating losses across 1931 to 1935, highlighting legality disputes and wealth-scale maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Investigating Committee
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Taylor
Alfred I. Dupont
Arthur H.kent
The
Treasury
Tax Inquiry
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Emily R. Cadwalader
Fort Washington
Dupont
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Company
Kent
Nemours Company
Wilmington
Del
Nemours Corporation
Taylors
Genergua Securities Corporation
Locust Valley
New York
Genargua Company
Japanese Geisha Girls Start Lie-Down Strike
In Tokyo on June 30 a hundred Japanese geishas began a lie-down strike demanding higher fees for entertaining gentlemen. Two girls at Kisarazu near the coast went to a Buddhist temple inland where monks offered food and prayer beads. Mediation efforts were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kisarazu
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