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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

3

Collector For Texas Resigns

Frank Scofield, veteran Internal Revenue collector for South Texas, resigned at the request of Revenue Commissioner Dunlap for the best interest of the revenue service. President Truman announced the resignation effective Feb 29 with no comment. Scofield’s office had been under investigation as part of a wave of tax service scandals affecting 7 of 64 collectors.

Washington Frank Scofield Internal Revenue South Texas John B. Dunlap Revenue Service Truman Dunlap Scofield Austin San Francisco Boston St. Louis Dennis Lelaney Revenue Bureau Roosevelt

Widow with $58 000 assets steals 245 from Macy's

A 65 year old New York widow, Mrs Mary Dias, held for trial on a shoplifting charge after taking 245 worth of goods from Macy's on February 6. Though possessing 58 000 in seven banks, she chose jail over posting 1 000 bail, with detectives noting her prior ten shoplifting arrests and two prior jail terms.

New York Macy's Mary Dias Special Sessions Mary Graham Hyman Korn

New Mine Safety Laws Are Needed

Secretary of the Interior Chapman called for new mine safety laws to empower the Bureau of Mines to close unsafe coal mines. He cited last year’s unsafe conditions found by inspectors at West Frankfort Illinois and Carpentertown Pennsylvania, and linked deadly explosions to those hazards. He questioned why the United Mine Workers did not push for contract provisions to fix safety problems. He argued that responsibility to close unsafe mines rests beyond the miners and companies due to national interests and worker safety.

Washington Chapman Congress Bureau of Mines West Frankfort Carpentertown United Mine Workers

New Detrick Phone System Inauguration At Camp Detrick

A 600-line three-position step-Up automatic telephone system will replace the wartime relay setup at Camp Detrick. Col. M. T. Moree will inaugurate service by making the first call at about 8 30 p m Friday.

Camp Detrick

Post telephone system upgrade delays and expansion plan

Planning for post wide telephone system upgrade has faced delays since initiation last June due to material shortages and reallocation to busier Army sites. The shift will convert three digit extensions to four digits, start with 600 lines, and allow growth to 1000 lines. A three position switch enables three operators to handle incoming calls.

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Protest PSC Hauling Permit Approval in Coca Cola Case

Six firms protested to the Court of Appeals that the Maryland Public Service Commission erred in approving City Express Co. for Coca Cola product hauling. Counsel said the decision cost rivals about 33000 dollars yearly in revenue.

Annapolis Maryland Public Service Commission City Express Co Court of Appeals

Baltimore Court Rules Appeals Overhaul of Freight Routes

The six freight firms led by Tidewater Ex idogs and Maryland Transporta tion Co appeal a commission decision opening rival routes from Baltimore to Cumberland and Salisbury, with a spur to Easton, claiming irreparable damage and loss of lucrative business. Maryland IRS refunds total 9 1 7 million to claimants named in newspapers, with 62 080 still awaiting checks as processing continues. The Aga Khan’s family is cited as Moslem lineage claiming Fatima.

Commission Baltimore Cumberland Salisbury Easton

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