Tax Return Overhaul Considered for Millions of Workers
Washington reports that the IRS may replace annual tax returns for 30 to 40 million workers with a payroll deduction based bill or refund system. Commissioner T Coleman Andrews says implementation could come in a year or two, not this year, after coordinating employer and Social Security data. A survey is under way in three unnamed cities to assess nonfilers.
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Bandits Hunted After Cash and Checks Stolen at Penny Eagle Market
Cleveland police search for four armed men who stole 6000 dollars in cash and 16500 dollars in checks from the Penny Eagle Super Market after locking president Joseph Edelstein and six workers in a basement cooler during remodeling work on Sunday. Edelstein identified four intruders as they entered while he supervised renovations.
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A puzzle style entry listing clues and abbreviations for a crosswords style theme. It includes multiple numbered cues across horizontal and vertical directions such as California and sea eagles, with word fragments and abbreviations guiding solution.
Puzzle Crossword Clue Fragments and Answers
A compact list of clue fragments spans numbers and hints for a puzzle. It includes items like Royal Italian 43, Chair, Canvas shelter, Heap of how, Contest of Scot, Tendencies, Infirm a, Negative reply, Head covering, Road scraper, Compass point, Feminine, Biblical land appellation, Bitter vetch, speed, Passage in the heroin.
Business Prospects Seen Bright by Economists and Bankers
Three studies portray a robust economy. Dun & Bradstreet finds executives expect the second half of the year to outpace 1952’s end with higher sales and profits, and more hiring. The National Industrial Conference Board reports rising consumer wealth with many families holding substantial net assets and home and car ownership. National City Bank of New York cautions the boom hides rising debt and heavy demand for investment funds.
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Worry Clinic Case Highlights Lawsuit Over Garage Incident
Dr George W Crane recounts a neighbor’s $10 000 lawsuit over a garage incident where a girl cut her finger on a lawn mower blade. The insurer urged settlement for 500 to avoid trial costs, citing a rise in nuisance lawsuits and costly settlements. The tale questions safety, responsibility, and court practices.
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Austrian Treaty Talks Revived
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France are weighing reviving talks with Russia to draft a peace treaty for Austria. Officials note a Pravda editorial urging democratic rights for Austrians and a fresh approach after about 260 Big Four meetings failed to reach agreement. the last session was in London in February.
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France
Russia
Austria
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New U.N. Needed Senator Asserts Troy NY
Senator Knowland argues a new international security body is required as the United Nations has not proved an effective instrument. He favors giving the U N more chance but believes the US should join other peace minded nations in pursuing an alternative security organization.
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Cited Comment on Voting Blocks and Verdicts Practice
A reader’s letter discusses how the largest voting block in the general population does not guarantee a just verdict, noting the difference between evidence and outcome. The author invites correspondence to Dr. Crane via this newspaper with a stamped return envelope and dime for sending a psychological chart.
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Court Orders Labor Leader Resentenced
The Supreme Court ordered the resentencing of Harold R. Christoffel, a former Milwaukee labor leader convicted of lying about Communist party affiliation. The case, tied to his 1947 testimony before the House Labor Committee, returns to U.S. District Court for sentencing under the federal code rather than the District of Columbia code. He faces two to six years under the district code.
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Perjury Penalty Limits in Christoffel Case Detail
The discussion notes a disparity between state and federal penalties, stating a state charge carries two to ten years while federal code caps at five years. It concludes Christoffel cannot receive more than 20 months to five years, given his current sentence of two to six years.
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