Poplar Bluff Man Fined and Sentenced for Tax Evasion
A Poplar Bluff man was fined twenty thousand dollars and sentenced to prison after being found guilty of evading eighty two thousand forty four dollars in federal income taxes. Judge Rube M. Hulen presided as U.S. District Attorney David Robinson presented the case, noting the defendant altered records to match a preplaced payment amount. The man, an immigrant from 1812, faced federal scrutiny for past tax schemes and deception.
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ST. Louis
Sidney Z. Te
Poplar Bluff
Iban
Hulen
Garfinkle
Mill i
Gar
Europe
Garfinle
Renle Acgenis
Fisen
U.S
David Mr. Robinson
Hospital Aid To Be Pledged By June 30
Federal aid aimed at building and equipping Missouri hospitals will be pledged by June 30, per Dr. John W. Williams Jr. The plan covers Rolla 30 bed, Perrry 51 bed, Kennett 65 bed general hospitals under construction, Nevada 10 bed addition, Helder 30 bed addition, plus 34 bed additions for a range of patients as bids open soon. Also notes bids soon on five health centers.
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Missouri Spitals
John W. Williams, Jr
Williams
Rolla
Eneral
Perryy
Kennert
Nevada
Rkeville
NAMES IN THE NEWS Mrs Bierman Returns Home
Mrs Kathryn Bierman has returned from Los Angeles after two years away and is staying with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs HH Kenty Hendrix at 1934 Hazetten ave. Mr and Mrs C L Porter of 419 East Capitol Ave have been called to Frankfort Ohio by the death of Mr Porter's aunt Miss Annie Porter who recently celebrated her ninety eighth birthday. A boy named Charles Allen was born at Maternity hospital in St Louis to Mr and Mrs Al Ratz of Monroe Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of 736 Locust Street at St Marys Hospital.
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Los Angeles
HH. Kenty Hendrix
Hazetten |Arve
C. L. Porter
East Capitol Avenue
Frankfort
Ohio
St. Louis
al Ratz
Roe Street
Charles Allen
Charles Smith
Locust Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Pickets Protest Red Bail Denial
In New York on June 6 AP reports more than 300 pickets outside an appeals court as John Gates editor of the Communist Daily Worker had bail denied. Gates, among 11 defendants in the communist conspiracy trial, was jailed on a contempt charge by Judge Harald Medina. The U.S. circuit court of appeals unanimously ruled he was not entitled to bail. judges Clark and Frank concurred. Gates’ attorney said the 36 day contempt sentence would be appealed. Pickets demonstrated outside, shouting for action while denouncing the jailing of three communist leaders and greeting new defendants arriving for the session.
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New York
John Gates
Official
Communist Daily Worker
Gates
Harald Medina
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dina
National League Batting Leaders Highlight Mixed Totals
Batting crowns include Kiner Pittsburgh 366 and Marshall New York 262 in the National League. Gordon New York adds 39 and 36 runs. Robinson Brooklyn and Reese also figure in steals. Branca Brooklyn leads pitching with 7 878 and 7. A.L. highlights feature Zernial Chicago .366 and Kell Detroit .341 with Williams Boston 14 home runs.
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Pittsburgh
Marshall
New York
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Robinson
Brooklyn
Gordon
Reese
Ennis
Philadelphia
His
Thomson
Jones
Waitkus
Furilte
Staley
Zernial
Chicago
Kell
Detroit
Joast
Williams
Boston
Chapman
Majesti
Mitchell
Cleveland
Vale
Wright
Stephens
Dillinger
St. Louis
Lopat
Wynn
Shouser
Training at Lake of the Ozarks Scout Camp
The Lake of the Ozarks Council camp at Osage Beach hosts 94 Scout leaders from 12 states for a week long training. Courses cover administration archery swimming boating and waterfront safety led by BSA leaders including Evenson Smith Leighton Higgins and Reinhold Mier with local executives guiding water safety. The program opened Sunday and ends next Saturday.
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Ieaders
Boy Scouts of America
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Schol Evenson
Rocal Scouts
Ber
Ameriea
John Smith
New York City
Vary
Earl Berhand
Earl Lyle Leighton
Kansas City
Ben Higgins
New York
Reinhold G. Mier
Caniel E. de
Garssons and May Appeal Convictions
Former Rep Andrew Garsson, Murray Garsson, and May appeal bribery and conspiracy convictions from wartime fraud. They seek Supreme Court review after eight months sentence set July 25, 1937, with bonds of 2000 each. May faced additional counts for accepting bribes. Garssons convicted of aiding and abetting.
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Washington
Andrew J
Murray Garsson
Supreme Court
Kentucky Dervera
Old House
Garsson Brothers
Seti
An May
Garssons
I Garssons
Erez
Walther Leaguers Win High Ratings at Festival
Walther Leaguers won high ratings at the Lutheran talent festival held yesterday at Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia. The eight qualifiers can compete in Houston on July 12. Superior ratings went to Betty Zumwalt, Merjorie Fischer, and Mildred Meyer in handicraft and hobbies. Other winners include Jo Anne Schmidt piano solo Evelyn Beck drawing Mary Louise Walther stenciling Dorothy Walther painting and John Rank Jr short story writing.
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Serson City
Smith Cotton High School
Sedalia
Houston
Tex
Betty Zumwalt
Merjorie Fischer
Mildred Meyer
Jo Anne Schmidt
Evelyn Beck
Mary Louise Walther
Dorothy Walther
John Rank, Jr
Youth Goes on Trial for Shooting Father in Self Defense
David Heidenreich, 18, stands trial on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of his father, John Paul Heidenreich, president of Carnie-Goudier Manufacturing. He argues self defense after a family argument last September 19. Attorneys expect no jury by Wednesday.
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Aos LiLs
David Heidenreich
John Paul Heitenreich
Carnie-Goudier Manufacturing Compe
Nolics
Market mixed as prices slip and livestock demand fluctuates
June market notes from Chicago New York and St Louis show falls in cotton and stock averages with utilities resilient. Livestock at Kansas City and St Louis reports mixed demand and steady to lower quotes across cattle hogs and poultry as farmers hedge and adjust holdings.
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TREGY
Chicago
Corm
Truman nominates woman to be U S treasurer
Washington AP reports President Truman nominated Neese Clark, a banker, as the United States treasurer, the first woman selected for the post since 1936. Edwards urged the nomination after a push from Mrs Edwards, head of a division of the Democratic National Committee. Clark would replace Ham AL Julian, who left last week after serving since 1933, holding a job with a $10,380 annual salary requiring her signature on all U S currency. Clark responded that handwriting is terrible. A wedding permit and marriage applications were filed at the county recorder’s office this morning.
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Neese Clark
Cee
Dts Edwards
Dem- National Committee
Shington
Edwads
Efe
Cei A Banke
Ham AL Julian
U. S
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Satory Sails After Crew Cleared In Eisler Escape
New York June 6 AP The Polish liner Satory sailed from New York at noon after her 351 crew and 37 passengers were cleared of any involvement in Gerhart Eisler's escape. Captain Cwiklinski said Eisler was the first postwar stowaway aboard and hoped he was the last as the ship proceeded to Southampton.
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Gerhart Eisler
Satory
Idatory
Bators
Southampton
Port Eisler
Cant
Idan Cwiklinski
Eisler
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