Rand Faces $35 Million Tax Penalty Linked to Remington Rand
The IRS seeks 35 million in taxes penalties and interest from James H. Rand Jr. and two connected corporations. A Public Health Foundation for Cancer and Blood Pressure Research tax exemption challenge, a 22.18 million corporate tax claim for 1935–1963, a 10.9 million income tax claim for 1955–1961, and a 1.96 million corporate tax claim for 1956–1961 are filed in Circuit Court here. Rand, famed for inventing the dial telephone, could not be reached for comment.
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Stuart Fla
James H. Rand Jr
Remington Rand Corp
Rand Sponsored
Public Health Foundation For Cancer and
Blood Pressure Research, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Public Health Foundation
Rand
Evelyn H. Heerman
Palm Beach
Fla
Falmouth, Ltd
Stuart
Freeport
Bahama Islands
Falmouth
Laurie W. Tomlinson
Internal Revenue Service Division
Jacksonville
Remington-Rand
Sperry-Rand
Pop Music Listener Fired From Job In Amersham
A supervisor at a local telephone exchange questioned Janet Corne and her fellow operators about listening to a pop records program during shifts. Janet admitted using trunk dialing to Hull to connect to a number that played pop music. she then walked out along with her sister and others in sympathy after an angry reprimand.
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Amersham
England
Janet Corne
Janet
Gerry
Marie Dear
Hull
Afiss
Sue
Amersham Telegraph Office Probe Sparks War of Words
The sisters describe a coded pop music system used by local telephone operators with phrases like Ayles bury nine to cue tunes. I W McCall, chief of the Amersham telephone system, says operators cannot make local calls without permission and suspects those involved will face consequences.
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Aylesbury
Janet Aylesbury
Amersham
I. W. McCall
Maryland Health Dept Reports Drop in Communicable Diseases
Continued reduction in polio diphtheria and whooping cough cited in Maryland Health Department survey. Early vaccination of most children attributed to near elimination of polio and diphtheria, says Dr John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Health Department
John
Health chief cites ongoing germ warfare against diseases
HY Janney, chief of the division of epidemiology, notes no vaccines exist for German measles, meningitis, streptococcal infections, and hepatitis. Last year saw 3,600 German measles cases and hepatitis remained high.
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HY. Janney
Two Minor Fires Reported in Montgomery County
Two small blazes were reported within an hour yesterday in Montgomery County. The first fire damaged an exterior wall at Joyce Praiser’s home on White's Ground Road near Route 28 with Gaithersburg aiding. The second fire involved a shed at James Gaither’s property on Zion Road near Sandy Spring caused by an overheated wood stove, Laytonsville assisting. Neither fire caused significant damage.
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Joyce Praiser
White's Ground Road
Route 28
Gaithersburg
Sandy Spring
James Gaither
Zion Road
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Rome
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Frederick H
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Wolf
Quaker State HD
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