Annenberg Taxes Settle With Treasury Over Seven Years
Treasury to collect 8 million dollar tax claim from M L Annenberg in seven yearly installments with interest on unpaid balances. Principal plus interest could total about 10 million dollars. Annenberg has mortgaged major assets including Philadelphia Inquirer stock, Miami home, and Wyoming ranch to secure the payments.
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M. L. Annenberg
Philadelphia
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Annenberg
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Helvering
Philadelphia Inquirer
Miami
Wyoming
Louisiana Democrats reject third term for Roosevelt
At the Baton Rouge state convention Louisianans refuse to back a Roosevelt third term and eject Senator Allen J. Ellender from the platform. Delegates vote to send uninstructed national convention delegates and to cast Louisiana’s 20 votes as a unit. The body reprimands Ellender and Senator Overton for backing ex Governor Leche for a federal judgeship and thanks officials for prosecutions leading to Leche’s conviction.
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Roosevelt
Allen J. Ellender
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Huey P. Long
Sam Jones
John H. Overton
Richard W. Leche
Department of Justice
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Leche
Chief Executive Becomes a Grandfather Again
Boston June 6 Theodore Roosevelt's son John welcomed a seven pound nine ounce son born to Mrs Anne Clark Roosevelt at the Richardson House Dr Charles G Shedd attended and reported mother and infant in excellent health Mrs Roosevelt and her mother Mrs Lloyd Wiltse were at the hospital for the birth
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Roosevelt
Anne (Clark) Roosevelt
John
Charles G. Shedd
Richardson House
Lloyd Wiltse
F. Haven Clark
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