Political Tax Officials Held Scandal Cause
Congressional investigators blame San Francisco Internal Revenue Office scandal on incompetence of politically appointed tax officials. The statement backs rank and file, praises assistants O Gara and Doolan while noting impetuous conduct by O Gara. Smyth and aides suspended, then indicted on conspiracy to defraud charges.
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San Francisco
O'Gara
Tax Bureau
Doolan
Collector of Internal Revenue
James G. Smyth
Smyth
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices list marriage licenses for Wallace A. Oti and Ann V. Williams. William H. Haase and Marilyn L. Hazlett. Property deeds show transfers including Edward A. Lewis to Paul E Ernest and wife, and several subsequent transfers with nominal values in city and county areas.
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Wallace A. Oti
Halltown
W. Va
Ann V. Williams
Millville
William H. Haase
Hobbs
New Mexico
Marilyn L. Hazlett
New York
N. Y
Edward A. Lewis
Paul E. Ernest
Roger W. Wills
William A. Weller
Franklin F. Hahn
Alma F. Wisner
Mamie ¥. Riddiemoser
Bruce L. Runkles
Morman F. Runkles
Ruth A. Rimbey
Ruth A. Schmidt
Eva A. Wilson
50 Hurt As Theater Roof Collapses
Cincinnati dispatch reports Roosevelt Theater in downtown Cincinnati struck by a collapsing ceiling injuring more than fifty. Fire and police rescue crews found hats coats and shoes amid debris as plaster insulation and timber fell over audience seated toward the screen. Several in serious condition and panic described by witnesses. The theater capacity about 600, occupancy estimated 200 to 300.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt Theater
Joseph R. Miller
Harry McNey
McNey
Clifford Fagan
Congress Faces Tough Job Revising Old Immigration Law
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports Congress will tackle major immigration law revisions within weeks. Debates center on tightening admission and deportation or expanding immigration to balance population and labor needs. Bills from McCarran, Walter, and Lehman lawmakers propose liberal and restrictive paths.
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Congress
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
United States
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Emanuel Celler
New York
Celler
Immigration quotas and postwar refugee programs
The text outlines post World War I and II immigration quotas by country, noting Germany Ireland and others with varying annual figures and the aim to curb intake after the wars. It then describes the 1946 to 1950 refugee flows under displaced persons programs, and the contentious plan to admit 400,000 DP refugees, which faced strong congressional opposition.
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Great Britain
Germany
Ireland
Poland
Italy
France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Europe
U.S
Congress
Calls for Long Fresh Look at U S Immigration Policy
The text argues for tighter inspections and restrictions on undesired aliens to curb influx while noting 60 million refugees worldwide and population pressures that push for immigration law revision. It also highlights concerns about alien subversives and undeportable immigrants in the United States, underscoring the need for a comprehensive policy review.
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Lis
United States
U. S
Commerce Association Formed In Montgomery County
A new Montgomery County organization, the Montgomery County Commerce Association, Inc., was announced today. It aims to represent all business groups within the county and coordinate local commerce efforts across member groups.
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Commerce Association
Montgomery
Silver Spring
The
County Commerce Association, Inc
Montgomery County
Regional Chamber Groups Form New Association
The association unites Rockville Bethesda Takoma Park Wheaton Chambers of Commerce with Gaithersburg Kensington Businessmen's Associations and the Silver Spring Board of Trade. Marvin W. Simons Sr first vice president of the Rockville Chamber.
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Rockville
Bethesda
Takoma Park
Wheaton
Local Commerce Leaders Elected to Top Posts
The Chamber of Commerce appoints officers with Helen, Harold Patterson as vice president, William Ohlmacher as president of Kensington Businessmen’s Association, and Charles Kopeland of Silver Spring Board of Trade as secretary. Headquarters set for Silver Spring.
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Her of Commerce
Harold Patterson
Bethesda Chamber of Comerce
William Ohlmacher
Kensington Businessmen’s Association
Charles Kopeland
Silver Spring Board of Trade
Silver Spring
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