Cleveland Lawyer Charged With Failing to File Tax Return
Cleveland attorney Fred N. Acker, 53, says he will not pay taxes to test tax law. He is charged with failing to file a 1943 tax return after earning 22303.68 and owing 6798.15 in taxes. Acker was released on 3500 bond and may face Federal Judge Emerich B. Freed. The article also notes Utah’s state tree, Sego lily, and sea gull as state symbols.
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Cleveland
Fred N. Acker
Acker
Emerich B. Freed
Wishing Well Puzzle Message from U S Patent Office
A brief description of a small daily puzzle game titled Wishing Well. It explains a numeral method using the player's first name to derive a key number by adjusting letter count then reading letters from a grid to reveal a fortune message.
Weekly Food Review Finds Mixed Retail Price Shifts
The Associated Press reports scattered weekly price changes for staples like lamb eggs and fry chickens, with pork down slightly and several produce items cheaper including beans broccoli cabbage celery cucumbers onions and squash. Lettuce remains plentiful while California rains hurt late lettuce crops and Washington probes coffee price rises into 1951.
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Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Coffee Prices Fell Despite Trading Decline
Delivery declined sharply with sources citing lagging store sales, optimistic private Brazil crop estimates, and resumed Senate hearings. Actua purchase prices for green coffee barely moved while industry spokesmen say sharp fluctuations unlikely for some time. Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index held at 5.85, up 0.7 percent from a year ago, reflecting total wholesale cost of 31 general use foods.
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California
Imperial Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Georgia
Florida
Washington
Senate
George W. Robbins
General Foods Corporaton
Edwin T. Gibson
Senate Group
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Dun and Bradstreet
Tragedy strikes Akron infant smothering in bed
Cambridge police report three month old Elizabeth Ann Isenhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Isenhart Akron smothered to death in her bed clothes yesterday.
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Cambridge
Elizabeth Ann Isenhart
Charles Isenhart
Akron
Voting Machines Approved for Ohio General Election
Secretary of State Charles S. Sweeney approved the use of voting machines for the November general election and notified election boards statewide. The ruling addresses the Massachusetts type ballot with intricate candidate name rotations and follows counties already using machines. John Jacob Astor rose to prominence with beaver skin fortunes.
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Columbus
Charles S. Sweeney
Sweeney
Secretary of State
Ohio
Appeal From Acquittal in United Mine Workers Case
Government appeals the acquittal of John L. Lewis and UMW leaders on contempt charges tied to the soft coal strike. In cold climates some car drivers mix wood alcohol with gasoline to aid engine starting.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Utah
City Fuel & Heating, Inc
GRAND
U. S
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Weekly Food Review
N. Broad ST
Durkee
Sane
John Jacomb Astor
Frontier Dining Room
Yankee RD
U.S. Court of Appeals
Dillman’s Market
O Fry
Middletown
Mans
Styles
J. Men's Pocket Watch
Rhinestone
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