Caudle Testimony on Tax Fraud Process Creates Confusion
Theron Jamar Caudle, recently fired by President Truman as Assistant Attorney General, testifies on tax fraud cases before a House subcommittee. He says Congress pressured him, that innocent people have been exonerated in conferences, and notes some suspects may not realize they are in trouble until later stages of investigation. He outlines steps from discovery to trial or dismissal with IRS and Justice involvement.
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Washington
Theron Jamar Caudle
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Caudle
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Congress
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Chain of approvals for tax fraud case decisions
A report to a chief intelligence agent outlines a multi step process for pursuing tax fraud. It traces review from four regional offices through the Revenue Bureau chief counsel in Washington to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue and the Justice Department tax division. If the assistant attorney general agrees, a U S district attorney brings the case to trial. If not enough evidence for criminal trial, the bureau seeks an alternative path.
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Taxpayers Urged to Settle Even If Civil Suit Needed
A brief item notes taxpayers should settle now, warning that litigation may proceed even if evidence remains partly incomplete. The piece emphasizes readiness to pursue civil action to recover funds or resolve disputes without waiting for perfect proof.
Pay roll as a device for contentment misprinted list
A brief squib notes that a payroll is praised as a great device for happiness but warns that anyone missing from the payroll would feel left out and discontent. N. A. Lufburrow credits the idea to a payroll system and its impact on morale.
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Day Adjutant Dead in Baltimore
Earl Gilmea longtime state adjutant of the Disabled American Veterans died unexpectedly while returning home after indigestion. He served in World War I with Meuse Argonne troops and remained active in veterans affairs, holding roles in the American Legion and Catholic War Veterans. GIVE WAGE BOOST IN VIRGINIA The Fourth Regional Wage Stabilization Board approved wage adjustments for workers in Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland. Interplant petitions included a 10 cent hourly raise for 45 Manbeck Bread Company nonunion employees in Hagerstown and a 9 cent raise for 15 New York & Ohio Chemical Corp. workers in Elkton, plus a 5 percent increase for 41 Calvert Building and Construction Co. nonunion employees in Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
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Elkton, Md
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