Louis tax woes prompt talk of dipping into trust funds
Washington February 2 The Internal Revenue Service told Congress it may tap Joe Louis trust funds to recover delinquent taxes from the boxing champion. A lien of 113,352 was filed against Louis in Chicago and total liens for 1946 through 1951 reached 1,230,789. Officials noted Louis, an independent contractor, was not subject to withholding taxes on purses but suggested changing law to tax independent contractors at the source. Lawmakers weighed whether Louis intended to pay and debated the need for broader tax policy fixes. Separate items note a Senate nomination bid by S Walter Stauffer and an Interstate Commerce Commission finding on a wreck near Edgewood Md with injuries.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Lands
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D-Nj
Boxer
Tares
Truman Defends Democrats and Attacks Ike Pressure
Former President Truman denounces Republican pressure on Eisenhower as indecent and pledges to offer Americans a chance to vote for a president rather than a regency. He predicts a Democratic victory in 1956 and cites strength in candidates Kefauver and Harriman while Stevenson is absent.
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Eisenhower
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Elks Head To Speak Here In Frederick Visit
John L. Walker grand exalted ruler of the Elks will visit the Frederick Elks Lodge on February 12 with a cocktail party at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. Also visiting are Robert Barrett and Paul Shutt. The release notes Walker’s long career in Roanoke and Virginia Elks leadership, plus his youth guidance work and role in founding the Clifton Forge Boys Camp which serves about 30 boys annually.
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Roanoke
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Frederick Elks Lodge
Frederick
Grover R. Ponton
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Robert & Barrett
Alexandria
Paul Shutt
Tri State Association
Haire de Grace
R. Edward Dove
Tri-State Association
Virginia State Elks Association
Virginia Elks
Clifton Forge
City Officials Hear Issues At June Opera House Plan
City officials Thursday night discussed a proposed community ball for the South End, with Harrington seeking approval and costs around 16 250. The plan includes half city funding, new city ordinances for substation locations, and site choices in residential or business areas. The board also set June 21 for the firemen’s association to use the Opera House and addressed sewer, engineering bids, and traffic matters around Frederick. A separate report notes a Moorefield case where a woman died after taking strychnine, with police labeling the death a personal safety matter.
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South End
John A. Derm
Imsuras
Harrington
James MacSher
Atiarnes
Potomac Edisom Company
Frederick
John W. Morgan
McSherry
McSkerry
Frank Keyser
William L. Ramsberg
Fred Masser
Thomas Avenue
State Firemen’s Association
Opera House
Breeches
Thomas S. Glass
Brocius Homes Corp
William Stosius
Fredenck
Charles V. Main
Frederick Tus
Chapel Alley
Sears 'Roebuck & Co
Patrick Street
Ladles Aid Society Meeting at Mt Ziom Lutheran Church
The Lad ies Aid Society of Mt Ziom Lutheran church Feagaville held its monthly meeting at Mrs Joe Zimmermans home with fifteen members present. The group reviewed The Vemes of The Bible with Grace Zimmerman leading and used Bible questions as recreation. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled at the church on February 23 at 7 30 with Mrs Edward Posle as hostess and Mrs Lilian Yinger leader.
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Mt. Ziom Lutheran Church
Feagavilie
Joe Zimmerman
Grace Zimmerman
Hirenah
Edward Posle
Lilian Yinger
Fuel Is Oil Burners in Frederick County Ad
Local organization promotes Weil Brothers as leading heat specialist in Frederick County. Offers efficient heating systems and solutions for new homes and various heating problems.
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Frederick County
Weil Brothers
Parkway Plan To Be Urged By City Leaders
Mayor Rey W Bee said the council will hear formal objections to a parkway plan aimed at converting the old canal bed. National Park Service director Conrad L Wirth warned the project would destroy 75 to 80 percent of the canal bed, drawing objections from Senator Gleam Beall and Representative DeWitt S Hyde, Md. They are among leading water level advocates.
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Rey W. Bee
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Wirth
J. Gleam Beall
R-Md
DeWitt S. Hyde
Maryland Parkway Land Purchase Action for Western Maryland
The Cumberland council urged the State on December 18, 1952 to acquire land for a parkway connecting Western Maryland to the Nation's Capital. In 1953 the Maryland General Assembly authorized purchase of the land needed by the project.
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Maryland Geeral Assembly
City Mayor Faults Federal Action on Highway Right of Way
In a briefing Mayor Even criticized the federal government for not approving the first section of the Cumberland to Hascock highway right of way. He said land acquisition is not yet completed and that copies of the resolution will be sent to relevant government officials to press the federal side.
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