Jimmy Roosevelt Tax Returns Questioned for Irregularities
The article accuses Jimmy Roosevelt of exploiting his surname to obtain insurance business and alleges undisclosed irregularities in federal returns from 1932 to 1935. It notes rubber stamped reviews marked not investigated and critiques missing schedules, debits for bad debts, and insufficient proof of collection.
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Tax woes and personal tragedy in postwar era letters
A letter to the editor recounts tax deductions from 1930s and 1940s figures, noting Jimmy and Davenport's defenses, plus a widow's painful tale of a long illness, death benefit confusion, and a Company ruling taxing sickness death benefits. The survivor describes medical costs, reduced income, and looming operation costs while awaiting company reaction.
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Color and controversy in 1950s sports and politics
A collage of sports irony and political satire. Gene Sarazen's color talk contrasts with hitters like Dynie Mansfield and a Wisconsin high school star family. Dodgers' rules miscue prompts national debate and Truman tax narratives reveal partisan tensions. The piece mingles sports color with sharp political critique.
Yankees Climb Steadily in American League Race
West wins streaks push the world champions to a 3 1/2 game AL lead as Casey Stengel’s Yankees surge east. A lean lineup without Tommy Henrich relies on Yogi Berra’s power and Joe Page’s relief to beat Detroit 6 4 after Tammy Byrne staked them to a 4 0 lead. Berra belts a bases loaded homer and the Yanks ride an 13 game win streak on the road.
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Twelve killed in train collision in Slovakia
Prague reports a head on collision between an express and a freight train near Zilina Kosice in Slovakia. Officials cite carelessness as the cause and arrest both train engineers. The crash left twelve dead and twelve injured as authorities begin investigations and note the incident occurred just after May 26.
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Snead and Alexander Lead Colonial National
Snead and Stewart Alexander top the Colonial National field in Fort Worth Texas as the $15,000 event moves into its second round. Reports mention Gene Conley and assorted notes on local sports figures, with scattered details about players, venues, and potential coaching and production plans.
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Hope Regulars Scheduled to Play in City Park Sunday
The Hope Regulars, a Negro baseball team, will meet a strong Shreveport nine Sunday at 3 pm in City Park. The game is expected to be one of the year's best and the public is invited to attend.
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Legionnaires Defeat Flyers 6 to 1 in Tough Pitching Duel
Hope Legionnaires win a 6 1 contest as Lefty Bit Harris twirls a three hit gem in his first game for the club. Ray Hosey allows 4 runs while striking out 3 in a losing effort for Mineral Springs. Key early error helps Hope, with Gary Anderson and Delwin Ross driving in runs in the first and third frames.
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Hope Baseball Clash in Murfreesboro Tonight
The Legionnaires travel to Murfreesboro for a high stakes rematch after a 12 inning 5 to 4 thriller in which Hope edged the opponent. Jack McClendon starts for Hope with Charles Gough pitching the next night as the Red River Tombs visit.
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Many Changes Made on a Rock Roster
The Southern association team Little Rock saw major upheaval as fans and players mourn the losing streak. Atlanta Crackers Mobile Bears and other leaders beat Little Rock while manager Jack Saltzgaver endured tears. Five regulars hit over .300 as Mobile and Memphis claimed wins. Tonight Little Rock visits Mobile Atlanta hosts Chattanooga Birmingham plays Nashville Memphis meets New Orleans.
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Gilson Ross Shines in Jacksonville Debut at Gulf States Loop
Legionnaire Gilson Ross, a third baseman, joined Jacksonville Texas from Hope on Saturday and started Sunday’s game as regular. He went 4 at bats with a foul out a single a triple and a two-base hit. Benvis Ross from Hope is set to join the club Wednesday as part of the Dallas Enterprises ownership.
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Stranahan Advances to British Amateur Semifinals
Frank Stranahan of Toledo moved into the semi finals at St Andrews by routing A B Taylor 5 and 4 in the British amateur match play. Stranahan, the 2 time former champion, began as co favorite with Willie Turnesa and posted a 35 for the outward nine to lead Taylor by three holes at the turn.
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