Use Tax Survey Checks Trucks and Buses in Chicago District
Harold R All district director of Internal Revenue announced a tax compliance survey in the Chicago District to collect delinquent Federal Use Tax on highway motor vehicles. About 8 400 truck and bus owners are targeted with an estimated one million dollars in taxes penalties and interest. Owners urged to act promptly and contact IRS if unsure of liability.
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Harold R. All
Internal Revenue
Chicago
Internal Revenue Service Office
Lincoln urges broad cooperative system to fix agriculture
Murray D. Lincoln, president of Nationwide Insurance, urged creating a large scale cooperative network. He proposed including farmers, workers, business people and consumers from suppliers to delivery of prepared foods. He said price spreads would shrink, farmer income rise and consumer purchasing power grow at a big scale. He spoke at the American Society of Agricultural Engineers annual meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Murray D. Lincoln
Nationwide Insurance Companies
Lincoln
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
3.4 Million Tons of Coal Mined in May
Springfield Illinois reports a total of 3 411 754 tons of coal mined in May an increase of 72 522 tons from April and 63 630 tons below May 1959 There were no fatal accidents in the mines for the second straight month and six persons have died in Illinois mine accidents this year Detroit is noted for producing more than half of U S automobiles and trucks
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Springfield
Illinois
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Spring Lamb Tops Weekend Specials Across Cities
Spring lamb dominates weekend specials as supply improves since fall. Leg of lamb leads meat counters in New York City Baltimore Detroit and Los Angeles with prices down up to six cents per pound. Beefsteak ham sirloin and pork chops noted plus a good fish selection and lower egg prices. Fresh produce includes blueberries cherries beans broccoli lettuce cauliflowers and citrus with strong lettuce from California and Arizona and melons from Texas.
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Associated Press
New York City
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
New Jersey
New York
Long Island
Virginia
Texas
California
Arizona
Honor System Self Service Test At Walmore Inn
Deputies report a successful test of self service drinking at the Walmore Inn Ni agara Town. Four men inside before opening paid for each drink and made correct change from the till. No charges. owner Stanley Gibbs had forgot to lock the door. Napoleon defeated at Waterloo by Wellington in 1815.
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N. Y
Walmore Inn
Niagara
Stanley Gibbs
Peoria County Judge Vonachen Dies at 65
Francis C. Vonachen aged 65, Peoria County judge for 30 years, died Wednesday after arterial disease. He collapsed at home while shaving and died ten minutes later at a hospital. He led juvenile court work and served on state youth advisory boards. He is survived by a son five grandchildren two brothers and a sister.
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Peoria
Ill
Francis C. Vonachen
Vonachen
State Youth and Community Service Organization
Illinois Youth Commission
Kathleen Meaning Celtic Name For Lovely Eyes
Kathleen is described as the Celtic name meaning lovely eyes. The note links the given name to its linguistic roots and visual appeal.
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Kathleen
Senate panel approves higher milk supports
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to raise minimum government price supports for manufacturing milk from 3.06 to 3.22 per hundredweight and for butterfat from 56.6 to 59.6 cents per pound. The higher minimums would apply for the current milk marketing year beginning April 1 and would not be retroactive, with Sen. William Proxmire among supporters.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
William Proxmire
Dwis
Ocean floor find in Gulf of Alaska eyed by Pathfinder ship
The U S Geodetic Surveying Ship Pathfinder reports discovery of an 8700 foot underwater mountain on the Gulf of Alaska floor. The finding could impact ocean mapping and energy prospects. A separate note mentions dairy farming income poised to rise by about 180 million dollars with 40 million in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Gulf of Alaska
U. S
Pathfinder
British Postmark Letter Aids Oklahoma Mystery
A letter arriving at the University of Oklahoma bears a Great Britain postmark and a cancellation urging accurate addressing. It was sent to a man who retired in 1941 and died in 1951, prompting curiosity about its origin and purpose.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Great Britain
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