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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1952

Page

4

Reed Drafts $30 Average 3 Tax Cut

Washington reports that under the new Republican tax bill the average taxpayer would see about a $30 cut next year and roughly double that in 1954. Rep. Daniel A. Reed, slated to head the Ways and Means Committee, said he will introduce the legislation January 3. The plan shifts the personal income tax cut to June 30, creating a 11 percent reduction for 1953 and a full 11 percent for 1954, with broad Democratic and Treasury interest noted. The table outlines proposed June 30 rates if Reed’s measure passes.

Washington Daniel A. Reed R-N.y House Ways and Means Reed Congress George M. Humphrey Secretary of the Treasury Dwight D. Eisenhower GOP Trexent

Former Tax Chief Faces Evasion Trial

Joseph D. Nunan Jr., once federal internal revenue commissioner, indicted on five counts for evading taxes totaling about $91,086 from 1946 to 1950. The Brooklyn grand jury charged willfully evading payment while serving as top tax official. plea set for Dec. 10.

New York Joseph D. Nunan Jr Federal Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Bureau Brooklyn Mnan Nunan Mortimer Byers Daniel A. Bolich Revenue Bureau

West Coast bigamist known as Ding Dong Daddy jailed

Francis H. Van Wie, 67, famed for many marriages, pleaded guilty to bigamy. A Superior Judge gave six months in county jail plus seven years probation, with instruction to stop romances. He was convicted previously in 1945 and released in 1947 after several marriages in Oakland and San Francisco.

Los Angeles Francis H. van Wie Long Beach Francis HH. Van_ Wie West Coast Jesse Frampton van Wie San Francisco Mary Moye van Wie Long Rash Jean Wie Oakland

Widow Ruby Pratt Sentenced in Bank Robbery Case

Mrs. Ruby Pratt, widow of a bank robber killed during a June 20 holdup attempt, begins a 30 year term for being an accomplice in a Solana Beach Bank of America $48,000 theft. She confessed to other Long Beach robberies with her husband Joseph, including York Transportation, McCoy’s Market, and California Mayfair Market. Alvin Edward Yoder, 37, received 100 years and his wife Elizabeth, 33, received 30 months for related crimes. Bath participated in the Solana Beach robbery.

Ruby Pratt San Diego Solana Beach Bank of America Alvin Edward Yoder Yoder Elizabeth Bath Solana Beach

Molester Declared Insane, Committed to State Hospital

Edward C. Paine 1867 Stanley Ave was ruled not guilty by reason of insanity for molesting a 5 year old girl on October 2. Superior Court Judge Fred Miller committed him to Mendocino State Hospital in a Tuesday decision.

Long Beach Superior Court Mendocino State Hospital Fred Miller Edward C. Paine Stanley Ave

First Lutheran Men’s Club to Host Father Son Dinner

A fathers and sons banquet will be held at the First Lutheran Men's Club monthly meeting on Thursday at 6 45. A special program has been planned for the sons.

First Lutheran Men’s Club

Freight Plane Lands Cargo Of 2 Tons for L. B. Concerns

A Flying Tiger Line cargo flight touched down at Long Beach Municipal Airport on a regular freight run bringing more than 10,000 pounds of goods. About 4,560 pounds went to Long Beach firms including Ford Motor Co and Douglas Aircraft Co plants, with remaining cargo to downtown stores.

Flying Tiger Line Long Beach Municipal Long Beach R. W. Nielsen Comet Service Ford Motor Co Nielsen New York Burbank Lalternate Field Palmdale

Escapee Pope Gets Added Term Of Nine Months

Edward Pope a Torrance engineer pleaded guilty in Long Beach Superior Court to escaping from a county road camp while serving a six month sentence for a bad check. He told probation officers he left Oct. 5 to see family. Judge Fred Miller ordered the escape term run consecutively, totaling 15 months.

Edward Pope Torrance Long Beach Pope Fred Miller

Cupid Misses Fewer Shots at Girls Now

New York report by Metropolitan Life Insurance shows more women marrying than before. Unmarried women declined sharply since 1940, especially among the young. In 1940, 52.8 percent of women aged 20 to 24 were married, rising to 68.8 percent by 1951. In the 25 to 29 age group, marriage rose from 77.2 to 89 percent.

NEW York Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Gas Department to Mail Annual City Report to 85,000

The gas department will mail letters to 85,000 customers without bills. The city manager’s office uses address plates to send homeowners copies of the city’s annual report for fiscal year 1951-52. This is the first such report since 1938 and will be shared with mayors and city managers of thousands of cities with populations over 5,000.

Gas Department

Free Chest X-Ray Clinic At City Health Center

Night X ray clinics offered at City Health Center 2655 Pine Ave from 7 to 9. Dr I D Litwack city health officer announces the service supplements daytime hours 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Chest X rays screen for tuberculosis and may reveal cardiac disturbances or other conditions.

City Health Center Pine Ave I. D. Litwack Litwack

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