Income Tax Hurdle Faces Truman Memoir Payments Plan
The Chicago Tribune reports the Internal Revenue Service refused a proposal to spread $600000 from Harry S Truman memoirs over seven years. Chief Counsel Charles D Davis rejected the plan despite initial approval by Norman A Sugarman. Truman argued the sale was a casual sale of personal property rather than services.
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harry Truman
the Tribune
Charles D. Davis
Truman
Time,Inc
Life Magazine
Norman A. Sugarman
Bureau
Davis
Eoard
Worcester Fire Claims Five Lives in One-Story Home
A Worcester mother Barbara A F Thoren and four children aged 3 8 11 and 15 died in a late night blaze that trapped them in a single story wooden house. The father Chester and two other children escaped as Judith 15 and Stephen 13 were uninjured. Judith and Stephen recalled a prior pillow fire in the living room.
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Worcester
Mass
Barbara A. F. Thoren
John
Elaine
Richard
Joyce
Chester
Judith
Stephen
Baby John
Pilot Missing In Action in Korea Named Bettinger
Denver wife reports Maj. Stephen L. Bettinger an Air Force pilot with nearly 100 missions and four planes credited as downed is listed as missing after sending a tape interview saying he must be an ace. The missing officer is from Denver and recently spoke of his goal to be an ace pilot.
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Denver
Air Force
Korea
Maj
Stephen L. Bettinger
Truce Delay U S Fault Reds Claim
Pravda editorial blames US for delays and North Korean objections to the armistice. It repeats Soviet charges of American aggression and pledges aid to rebuild and reunite Korea. Malenkov to North Korea promises aid. Eisenhower seeks 200 million dollars to aid rehabilitation in South Korea.
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Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Georgi Malenkov
North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Malenkov
Eisenhower
Congress
South Korea
Fragmented crossword style clues form a 58 letter puzzle
A list of numbered crossword style clues with multiple definitions and wordplay fragments covering people, places, and objects across themes such as actors, geography, and medieval terms. The puzzle seeks concise answers for each clue including names like Judith, Isla and Avalon and items like beverage and gear terms.
Modern Legislatures Expand Voting Access Countywide
State legislatures moved to ease absentee voting and preference primaries to broaden turnout. Actions include Minnesota? (not present) Actually states: Kansas Indiana Utah West Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Maine Connecticut Wisconsin New York Wyoming Nevada. Measures allow absentee ballots for sick or distant voters and military or overseas citizens, reduce residency rules, and establish presidential preference primaries.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Indiana
Utah
West Virginia
South Carolina
Armed Services
Citi
United States
Maine
Connecticut
Wisconsin
North Carolina
New York
Wyoming
Nevada
Drinking Monk Reunites With Monkey After Six Weeks
In Bluefield West Virginia Dr Tibbs and his beer loving monkey Happy were separated for over six weeks after Happy wandered off during a Laurel Creek swim across the Virginia border. Two local boys trapped the primate in a smokehouse and returned her to Tibbs who had raised Happy for 16 years.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Eugene Tibbs
Monkey
Happy
Tibbs
Laurel Creek
Virginia
Frank Buck
Ross Motors seeks artisan lien on 1949 Mercury in Butler County case
The docket, No. 69924, files Ross Motors Inc against Paul Barker and unknowns Cledis Stephens and Charles Yates over an artisan lien on a 1949 Mercury, motor No 9CM181049. Plaintiff seeks lien declaration of 257.18 dollars plus 6 percent interest from October 23, 1952, sale of the vehicle, and distribution of proceeds to satisfy the claim. Defendants must answer by July 19, 1953, or judgment.
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Ross Motors, Inc
Paul Barker
Cledis Stephens
West Virginia
Charles Yates
Kentucky
Lees
Lamb & Ellison
Sicily Clears U S Veteran of Banditry
Pasquale Sciortino, a U S Air Force veteran and brother in law of bandit Salvatore Giuliano, wins acquittal in extortion and gang crimes case in Sicily. Court cites insufficient evidence though officials plan an appeal. Sciortino, previously sentenced in absentia for 1947 massacre, had fled to the United States and was deported last April.
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Palermo
Sicily
U. S
Pasquale Sciortino
Salvatore Giuliano
Sciortino
Giuliano
United States
Air Force
America
Taxes Will Take Most Of Company's Profits
The Baltimore Transit Co. asked the Maryland Public Service Commission for higher fares. The proposal projects annual revenue of 2.925 million dollars, but taxes would consume about 2.003 million, leaving 0.921 million for the company.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Maryland Public Service Commission
Judge orders weight loss to keep disability pay
In Providence a 225 pound workman’s wife, Filomena Skinner, was ordered by Judge Fred B. Perkins to lose 25 pounds in six weeks or lose disability payments. If she fails to reach 190 pounds in ten weeks she may be removed from the rolls. A doctor urged weight loss while noting the plaintiff’s fall years ago and ongoing disability.
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Providence
R. I.W
Filomena Ciaremello Skinner
Jixige Perkins
Louis A. Sage
Skinner
Ike's Son Sees Tough Job Ahead After Truce
Maj John Eisenhower son of the President says the work remains hard after the ceasefire. He notes the date the fighting stopped as his first anniversary in Korea and mentions his 37 points toward rotation with eligibility by Aug 1 for the 3rd Infantry Division.
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Central Front
Korea
Maj
John Eisenhower
Young Eisenhower
3Rd Infantry
Government Hiring Up In June
The Civil Service Commission reports a seasonal rise in executive branch civilian employment in June. The increase was 3,500, versus 28,600 a year earlier, bringing total government employment to 2,486,600 on June 30 while noting many were discharged by that date.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
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