Oliphant Named Again In Tax Case Inquiry
Washington tax probe hears Oliphant former chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau tied to a $300,000 shakedown case involving Abraham Teitelbaum and delays in an evasion prosecution. Witnesses say Oliphant overruled a racketeering labeling, let a statute of limitations lapse, and knew deadlines near April 30. Oliphant did not attend the hearing as he resigned Wednesday amid public link to the matter.
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Washington
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Abraham Teitelbaum
R. D. McLean
House
Olphant
Richard G. Schwartz
Revenue Bureau
Oliphant
McLean
Justice Department
Washington Beef and Provision Company
Witt Company
Samuel
Sidney Kolker
Kolkers
James E. Morrison
D-La
Morrison
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Rep
Kean Tr-Nj
Joseph J. O'Connell
Orphant
Teitelbaum
Chicago
Appraisal Of Roosevelt Sought In Man's Will
MEDIA Pa December 7 A Philadelphia sportsman left twenty five thousand dollars in his will for an appraisal of the good and bad influence the late President Franklin D Roosevelt exerted on the nation Parker a 62 year old insurance executive and former U S Olympic fencer died November 30 Executors of his estate estimated over thirty five thousand dollars must hire historians to study the facts and deeds and publish the report within two years of death
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Media
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Brooks
B. Parker
U. S
Parker
FDR
No Home Rule As Long As State Aids
Maryland officials told the Maryland Municipal League that full home rule cannot come while cities rely on state funds. Sobeloff urged serious study of costs and benefits of home rule, noting legislators prefer local input but value state influence. The two day convention opened with 65 officers tackling local tax and service issues. Representative Lasseer praised local governments as a bulwark against centralized rule.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Simon E. Sobeloff
Commission On Administrative Organization of
Sobeloff
Maryland Municipal League
Nime
Lasseer
D-Md
Medical School Dean Committed To Hospital
The dean of the University of South Dakota Medical School, linked to two fatal drug exposure cases last August, has been committed to a Federal hospital as an habitual narcotics user for 12 months. Dr Donald Slaughter, 46, oversaw experiments amid a mishandled pain test that killed Dr Louis Michalek, 28, and a university secretary Ardys Pearson. The British Empire is cited as responsible for a quarter of global food supply.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Medical School
Donald Slaughter
Slaughter
Louis’ F Michalek
Michalek
Interact Clifford
Ardys Pearson
Hungary May Seek Ransom For U S Fliers
Hungary signals it may demand a ransom for four American airmen shot down in November. The crown of St Stephen, a symbol of historic Hungary, is cited as possible collateral. U S authorities say the C 47 was forced down after violating borders, with Soviet fighters involved.
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St. Stephen
Hungary
U.S
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Romania
Garrett County probes injury of Frederick man on deer trip
Garrett County officials and State Police launched an investigation into the head injury of Charles Bohn, 34, a Frederick grocery operator, who was injured during a deer hunting trip near Oakland. Bohn is in serious condition with a fractured skull at University Hospital in Baltimore.
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Blank
Frederick
Bohn
Deep Creek Lake
Thomas F. Lusby
Oakland
Garrett Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Baltimore
Garrett County
Charles Bohn
Dwight Stover
Bohn Stover
John W. Browning
Baltimore Hospital
Stover
Frederick Man
Bohni
Donald
Hagestown
Meredith Blank
Shookstown
Hearing aid philosophy from Frederick center
A local ad explains that a hearing aid is only as satisfactory as the service behind it with fresh batteries and prompt repairs. It promotes Frederick Hearing Aid Center offering daily service, free loaner devices if needed, and a contact number in Frederick.
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Frederick
Frederick Hearing Aid Center
Patrick
Estimated Prices On Wheat Calculated
Farmers holding wheat in Baltimore and Philadelphia terminals seek recovery prices covering loan value plus storage interest lending and commission costs. PMA chair Jos H Blandford says loan values are 2.23 and 2.25 dollars per bushel for No 3 and No 2 garlicky wheat respectively. PMA will accept wheat under the loan.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jos. H. Blandford
Production and Marketing Administration State Committee
PMA
Loan wheat storage plan sets monthly sale prices
Mr Blanford outlines estimated sale prices for No 3 garlicky wheat stored Aug 1 1954 and to be sold monthly from December 15 through April 15, with alerts that wheat must be sold by April 30 1952 to avoid government ownership. Farmers must exceed loan price by at least 19 cents per bushel to recover loan value and costs.
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Blanford
Fragmentary pricing note in marketing discussion
A fragment describes pricing and costs for a farmer facing breakeven sale price calculations. Mr Blandford notes a 19 cent gap between lo price and breakeven, with costs divided into storage, 5 cent commission, 2 percent interest, and loading costs. Interest at 3 percent and daily storage costs from August 1 are cited.
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Blandford
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