Summit Sun editor faces IRS over social security tax stance
Mrs. Mary D. Cain editor of the Summit Sun says she will not pay social security taxes for herself or employees. Revenue agents will visit after her income tax return is filed. Treasury warns willful evasion carries fines up to 10 000 and up to five years in jail.
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The
Treasury Dd News Today
Summit
Miss
Mary D. Cain
Summit Sun
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Kellems
Connecticut
Snyder
Treasury
Jackson, Miss
Cain
Internal Revenue Bureau
Trustees to Probe State College Student Supply Stores
Gov Kerr Scott appointed a seven member committee of the Consolidated University trustees to reviewCriticism of student supply stores at state colleges. The panel was authorized at the last meeting and focuses on the store at North Carolina State College amid editorials alleging high profits and inflated managerial pay.
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Raleigh
Consolidated University Trustees
Kerr Scott
North Carolina State College
Three Swarthy Bandits Loot Butler Coal Operator
Three masked men beat Mrs. Saul in Butler Pennsylvania and looted the Saul home safe of about 131 630 in cash and an estimated amount of securities. Authorities set a three state roadblock as the suspects fled in a gray car with no plates. The Saul family including nine children was shaken but unharmed apart from Mrs. Saul's facial injuries.
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Butler
Craig Saul
Saul
Securities
Joan
Ronnie
Paul
Gambling Wins Tax Office Workers Spend More Than They Make
Internal revenue workers testifying before the Ways and Means subcommittee said five figure spending on four figure salaries was unbelievable. Paul Hofrichter testified gambling funded 18350 spent on a 3500 salary while Robert Selden reportedly invested 41600 during 1944 to 1946 on a 3900 pay. The panel questioned three NYC tax office employees as officials prepare further inquiries with top bureau leaders.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
House
Ways and Means
Rep. King
D-Calif
New York City
Jhorse
King
Internal Revenue Bureau
Joseph D.nunan Jr
Daniel Bolich
Paul Hofrichter
Brooklyn Tax Office
Brooklyn
The
Revenue Bureau
Robert W. Selden
Selden
Bureau
Reds Blast Illegal Killings at Koje Prison Riot
Truce negotiators condemn the alleged illegal killings and injuries in a Koje Island riot. United Nations and Red Cross officials investigate as North Korea hints at further actions. The session ends with staff officers to reexamine forced vs voluntary repatriation and new compromises on armistice supervision.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Red
Koje Island
U.N
Libby
Joy
Lee Sang Cho
Tsai Cheng-weng
Lee
Nam Il
U. N
U.S
Andrew J. Kinney
Reds
Textile price decline persists in cotton textile market
The cotton textile market saw ongoing price erosion as mills and second-hand sellers compete for a small mils of stock. Print cloths slipped about 4 cents per pound with 80 square selling around 19.2 cents per yard. Some mills paused sales in protest while others urged further curtailment to halt price drops. The Quartermaster Procurement Agency entered the market for 20 million square yards of cotton sateens.
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New York
Southern Regional Conference of Child Welfare adjourns
The Southern Regional Conference of Child Welfare adjourned after four morning sessions with more than 620 delegates from 10 southern states and DC attending the three day event. Delegates chose Nashville to host next year and elected Edna Hughes as chairman with Beatrice Garrett as vice chair, Catherine McDaniel as secretary, and Gideon Fryer as treasurer.
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Southern Regional Conference of Child Welfare
District of Columbia
Nashville
Tenn
Edna Hughes
Child Welfare Service For
Tennessee
Beatrice Garrett
Knoxville
Catherine McDaniel
Gideon Fryer
Truman to address 3000 high school editors in New York
President Truman flies from Key West to New York to speak to 3000 Scholastic Press Association editors on peace and citizenship. He spends the evening at Blair House with Mrs Truman and her ill mother. He has no comment yet on his New Hampshire primary defeat and will not meet youthful reporters after the speech. Coverage is planned by four networks and one TV broadcast.
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Washington
Truman
New York
Key West
Fla
Scholastic Press Association
David W. Wallace
Blair House
Este
Weather Forecast Teases Cold Night and Warmer Day
Tonight’s low expected near 26 degrees with a high around 45 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 35 and last night’s low was 32.
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Weather Bureau
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Ccneeerenns
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Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Steen
High Point
Los Angeles
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Mobile
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New York
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Raleigh
San Antonio
Eccees U
San Francisco
Greenville to Host Second Annual Duck Derby Day
East Carolina College holds its second annual event next Thursday to raise funds for the elementary education loan scholarship. The program features an afternoon parade a duck face and a fashion show in the campus area.
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Greenville
East Carolina College
Wool Output Gains in North Carolina From 1950
The State and Federal Crop Reporting Service report North Carolina wool production for last year reached 91 000 pounds with an estimated value of 202 000 dollars. Production rose 18 percent though income lagged the prior year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Gubernatorial candidates map next week schedules
William Umstead and Hubert Olive announce speaking tours across Greensboro Wayne Cumberland Robeson and Mooresville areas with events at Lions Kiwanis Rotary and American Legion, plus a Burlington veterans gathering and other stops as part of campaign swing. Revenue officials mobilize 220 field staff to assist last minute filers ahead of the March 17 tax deadline after an extension from March 15.
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Wiliam B. Umstead
Hubert E. Olive
Lions Club
Greensboro
Raleigh American Legion
Wayne County
Cumberland County
Robeson County
Kiwanis Club
Mooresville
Umstead
Rotary Club
Siler City
Zebulon
Burlington
State Revenue Department
Eugene Shaw
Municipear
Neca Carolina
Mayor Missing From Blowing Rock After Note
Glenn Dale, mayor of Blowing Rock for 18 months, vanished after leaving a note to his wife. Authorities see no sign of foul play as a search continues in the Boone vicinity and Watauga County mountains. his car was found abandoned.
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Blowing Rock
Glenn Dale
Boone
Watauga County
Finnegan Sentenced Date Set After Guilty Verdict
James P. Finnegan, former St. Louis tax collector, found guilty of misconduct in office after jurors acquitted him on three bribery counts. Judge Rubey M. Hulen set March 24 for sentencing, with a new trial motion possible.
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James P. Finnegan
Finnegan
ST. Louis, Mo
ULP
James P. Fi
St. Louis
Internal Revenue and Reconstruction Finance Corp. Investiga
American Lithofold Corp
Warwick Hotel Company
EAN
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
RFC
William Boyle
National Democratic
American Litteford
Stoney Silence
Joan
Rubey M. Hulen
Lithoford
Juty
Harry C. Blanton
U.S
Finn
Hulen
Saul Lichtenfeld
Presdent
Warwick Company
Kay Finch Captures North Carolina Legion Oratorical Title
Kay Finch of Rocky Mount won the North Carolina finals of the American Legion high school oratorical contest. She earns a $500 scholarship and advances to the Greenville regional on April 16. The national winner receives a $5,000 four year scholarship. Contest topics focus on the Constitution.
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Silercity
Kay Finch
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
American Legion
Greenville
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Hearings May Bring Seizures Over War Vessels
The Senate Investigations subcommittee backs confiscation of 47 war surplus ships valued in the tens of millions. It prompted a two-foot-thick record to the Justice Department and IRS. Officials cited profits by American Overseas investors and questioned disposal by General Services Administer Larson.
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China
Senate
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
General Services
Larson
Y Department
Thomas E. Stakem
Maritime Administration
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United Tanker
Coe Eeorp
Takers
North American Ski and Trading Co
U. S. Petroleum Carriers Corp
Joseph E. Casey
United
China International Foundation, Inc
Newbold Morris Heads
Sabres Destroy Fifteen Communist Jets In Week
Fifth Air Force reported at least 15 MiG-15s destroyed this week with one Sabrejet lost in air combat. Seven UN planes fell to ground fire and other causes. Remaining losses included three F-84s, one Australian Meteor, and one T-6 Mosquito. Over Korea the front saw heavy shelling and a large fighter-bomber effort by Allied planes.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
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