Morgenthau Opens Tax Dodging Hearings In Congress
Secretary Morgenthau launched a congressional probe into tax avoidance calling for remedial legislation and publicity to deter evasion. Treasury undersecretary Magill warned that canceling community property laws in eight states could capture millions in revenue. He outlined schemes like multiple personae and family income shifting, and noted wealthy individuals may set up foreign or intercompany arrangements to dodge taxes.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Roswell Magill
The
Treasury
Doughton
D. N.C
Joint Committee
Magill
New York
California
George
D. Ga
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Idaho
Nevada
Treasury seeks bigger probe force amid tax dodger cases
Treasury officials defended a limited investigative staff as senators pressed for more agents to examine tax returns. Morgenthau cited 758 added investigators approved two years ago, yielding about 80 million dollars in extra revenue the first year. Senator Walsh pressed for prosecutions and case counts. Elmer Trey, head of internal revenue intelligence, to testify next, with a list of alleged tax dodgers to be released in groups. Aged banker W J Gromer dies in Pattonsburg at 88, survived by widow and seven children.
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Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Guy T. Helvering
Revenue
Congress
Justice Department
Senator Walsh
D-Mass
Herman Oliphant
Treasury Consel
Walsh
Magill
Elmer Trey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bahamas
Panama
Patsonsburg
W. J. Gromer
Man Killed When Bicycle Struck by Auto Near Fisk
Poplar Bluff Missouri June 17 AP H E Eads 35 farmer near Fisk instantly killed when a bicycle he was riding was struck by an auto on Highway 60 east of here early today C W Horton Paducah Ky salesman and driver of the car not held A coroner s verdict of unavoidable accident was returned when coroner John Wilson learned Horton was blinded by the lights of an approaching automobile
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Poplar ‘Bluff
H. E. Eads
Fisk
Here
C. W. Horton
Paducah
John Wilson
Horton
Noted Men Attend Mrs Clark Funeral in Missouri
Simple funeral services were held for Mrs. Champ Clark 82 widow of ex Speaker and mother of Senator Bennett Champ Clark in Lowling Green. Attendees included federal and state officials and figures such as Judge George H. Moore and ex Senator James A. Reed. Mrs. Clark died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in New Orleans.
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Lowling Green
Champ Clark
United States
Bennett Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
Oon C. Stark
United
George H. Moore
John Caskier Collet
James A. Reed
Bernard ¥. Dickmann
St. Louis
Probers differ in Parsons case at Stony Brook
At Stony Brook New York federal investigators pursue a kidnapping theory while Suffolk County authorities favor murder as the cause of Mrs. Alice McDowell Parsons disappearance. Officials downplay discord though new headquarters opened and rumors of abductors contact circulate. Frank McDonnell, her brother, allegedly planned a boat meeting near Port Jefferson with abductors.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Suffolk County
Alice McDowell Parsons
Long Island Society
Earl J. Connelley
Aariled
T Lindsay Henry
Connelley
Frank McDonnell
Parsons
Port Jefferson
McDonell
General Means' Father Dies in Missouri
Andrew Clemmons Means, 74, father of Adjutant General Lewis Means, died of a heart attack in Greenfield Missouri after months of illness. Born in Texas and raised in Kentucky, he moved to Dade County 59 years ago and retired from farming and contracting. He was a long-time member of the county Democratic committee.
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Greenfield
Andrew Clemmons Means
Adjt
Lewis Means
Adjutant General
Texas
Kentucky
Means
Dade County
Democrat Itic Committee
Sailfish Tale Wins Prize At Miami Red and Reel Club
James Taylor Larimore wins the Miami Lead Red and Reel Club contest with a tall yarn about hooking a sailfish, a shark, and a gifted stuffed lure. Judges call him a liar as he presents a red necktie trophy and a fake stuffed sucker as proof.
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James Taylor Larimore
Victor
Miami Beach
Fla
Une 17
James Taylor
Larimore
Col. Edwin
Col. Hill
Miami
Avoid False Teeth Dropping or Slipping Tittle Fastesth Promise
A historic ad style note claims daily use of a product named Tittle Fastesth on plates prevents false teeth from dropping or slipping. It touts all day comfort, deodorizes, no gum irritation, no paste taste, and suggests getting Fasteeth from a druggist in three sizes.
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Gautier
Bethlehem Steel Corp
James Adams
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Man
Biggle
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
George Wrage
Chicago
Bert Madsen
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Aluminum
Goodyear
Arthur W. Ellis, Inc
McCarty
Eggers Garage
E. High St
Claude Heller
High and W. Main
Bland Garage
Eldon Vanosdoll Motor Co
SHELL
Jefferson City
HERMANN _ Dunner Bros
Linn Linn Motor Co
Purcell & Ellis
Thre Sales
Sinclair
Schuberts
Schuberts, Io
Fulton
Meta Motor Co
B.A. Jameson
Dallmeyer’s
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
Paradise
Sailor
Optima Finch
Bao
Montgomery Ward
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