Balich Indicted On Tax Evasion Charges In Brooklyn
Washington-Daniel A Rolich faces trial on income tax evasion charges after a federal grand jury indicted Balich in Brooklyn. He allegedly paid far less tax than due on reported income from 1946 to 1950, with potential penalties up to 25 years and a $50,000 fine if convicted. He claims the indictment stems from a political campaign and says he will defend himself in court.
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Washington
Daniel A. Rolich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Balich
Halich
Brooklyn
Revenue Bureau
Attorney General reshuffles tax division leadership
McGranery appoints Charles F. Lyon as head of the Justice Department tax division, replacing Ellis N. Slack who returns to appellate work. Slack, acting chief since Nov 16 1950, faced Senate scrutiny over a St. Louis grand jury probe into tax cases, which produced a disputed report. Slack denies interfering with indictments as lawmakers criticize the handling of the inquiry. Lyon is praised as a seasoned lawyer and former chief counsel to the King committee.
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Washington
McGranery
Ellis N. Slack
Justice Department
Charles F. Lyon
House Committee
Slack
Truman
T. Lamar Caudle
Congressional
St. Louis
House Judiciary
George Moore
Grand Jury
Chelf
D-Ky
Lyon
King Committee
Indicted Indiana brewer Bardin on 1946 tax evasion charges
Former Indianapolis Brewing Co. manager Bardin faces a two count indictment in Indianapolis for allegedly underreporting 1946 income and avoiding taxes. Attorney General McGranery announced the case, tied to Sen Williams and Internal Revenue Bureau irregularities. Bardin allegedly reported 528 5 million in income with 246 382 tax, while the proper amount was higher.
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Washington
Lawrence P. Bariin
Indiana
Indianapolis
McGranery
Bardin
Sen. Williams
R-Dob Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Actress Tune McCall Sues Maria Parra for 300000
Los Angeles era: Tune McCall 17 claims a wealthy Mexican family member exploited her youth and innocence last December 20. She says the incident caused shame and humiliation and seeks damages. McCall says she is divorced from George Meer II, 26, an assistant film director, who testified she showed unseemly interest in other men.
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Los Angeles
Charsing
Tune
Maria Parra
McCall
Parra
George 1 Meer
Sardine Transfer System From Rubber Hose Barrier Boat
A California firm B. F. Goodrich Co. has developed a large rubber hose system to pump a net full of sardines from carrier boats into a barrier boat. The device reportedly moves about 65 tons of fish using the hose. The same setup is used to transfer fish between carrier boats and cannery vessels.
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San Pedro
Calif
B. F. Goodrich Co
Cair Us
Andover Youngster Incoma Since 1931 After Bite Incident
EL DORADO Nearly 33 months have passed since Terry McGraw, then 3 1 2 years old, fell into a coma following an insect bite in Oklahoma. His condition has shown little improvement, though officials report limited signs like following objects with his eyes and reacting to noises. His father serves as Andover schools superintendent.
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EL Dorado
Terry McGraw
John McGraw
Andover
Oklahoma
Lillian Dedrick
Butler County
Terry
Andoveree
Eudora Community Activities Meet Across Several Groups
The Eudora Methodist Women sponsor a Fellowship Supper Sunday at 7 in the Methodist Community room with Circle No 11 in charge to honor High School and Grade School teachers. The Methodist High School class leads opening exercises Sunday at 10 followed by worship at 11. The first quarterly conference is postponed to October 1. Weekend visitors include Mrs Clara Writzig and Miss Martha Breisth. Mrs Weitszig returns to Carbondale and Mrs Breisth to Kansas City. The Colmans vacationed in Kentucky with sightseeing at State Lake Dam and a new Paducah hotel. Mr and Mrs Colman attend a birthday dinner for Mrs Colman’s father. Keota Club falls’ first fall meeting was held at Mrs Martin Abel’s home with one guest Mrs Walter Thome. October meeting hosted by Mrs Curtis Diedrich. Eudora residents attend the Topeka Fair with many local families listed. A basket dinner honoring a 1935 Eudora High School graduating class member is planned at Eudora City Park. Reunion attendees urged to join St Paul’s church parlor gathering later. Mrs Adma Couch is reported ill. Fred Walker recovering post-op at St Luke’s in KC. The Flower Club meets Sept 16 at Mrs Floyd Broers’ home with lunch and a talk on reclaiming barren land. Jack Frost prep and annual flower garden hat parade planned with judges Mrs Harry Hagenbuch and Miss Lucy Kaegi. Transportation arranged via Mrs Fred Walker’s home. Sunday evening St Paul’s Sunday school teachers and officers meet at the church. The annual Brotherhood supper set for Sept 16. Eudora Baptist Mission to meet Sunday for regular services with Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship to follow.
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Gradr
Sarah Hausman
Clara Writzig
Martha Breisth
Weitszig
Carbondale
Breisth
Kansas City
Lee Colman
Kentucky
Arlington
Colman
Lawrence
Curtis Diedrich
Eudora
Topeka
Leslie Kindred
Ray Ogden
Arthur Beronitz
C. F. Westerhouse
George
Park
Mary
Martha
Deibert Brunk
Hetty
Enoch Wright
Walter Markley
J. O. Binson
Clarence Schehrer
Bob Long
Dick Nuttall
Don Westchester
Junior Neis
Robert Schellack
Emma Strobel
Alvena Strobeland
Alice Bernitz
Annabelle Freeze
Glendora
Calif
Eudora High School
Rai
St. Paul's Church
Fred Walker
St. Paul's
Brotherhood
Eudora Baptist Mission
Ives
Hesper Friends quarterly meeting and services planned
The Hesper Friends quarterly meeting will be held this week with services at 10 Saturday morning followed by a basket dinner at noon and a 2 pm business meeting and services. Sunday offers a 1 pm guest address and 2 pm youth Christian Endeavor with new officers Phillip Hickman Roland Terrell and Norma Mitchell. pastor Rev Wilbur Noble.
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Wilbur Noble
Hesper Friends
Hesper
Young People's Christain Endeavor
Phillip Hickman
Roland Terrell
Norma Mitchell
PUBLIC SALE OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE AND FARM EQUIPMENT
A public sale will be held Monday September 15 1952 at 11 oclock starting 12 miles NW of Tonkanoxie Kansas on highway 16 near McLouth and Oskaloosa. The listing includes 110 head of Holstein cattle plus 35 sheep and several mares ponies and farm implements. Proceeds support Marvin Walbridge owner with items from dairy herd to hay equipment and tractors. Cattle are described as excellent quality with expected milking capacity. buyers from distance will have cattle cared for until moved. Location given with directions and caution about no property moved far. Writer Perry Walters and local entities noted.
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McLouth
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Tote
Manuths
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Marvin Walbridge
Perry Walters
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