Tax deductions and gifts spark debate on official influence
A 1950s column questions whether gifts and hospitality to officials affect tax deductions. It notes Supreme Court rulings allow business expense deductions for entertainments and rents, while gifts to public officials could raise questions about motive, potential influence, and whether such expenses are ordinary and necessary for business. The piece explores implications for lobby-like actions and the reach of the Internal Revenue Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
David Lawrence
Shington
Internal Révenue Service
Theitie
Condijent
Christmac
Atte Otp
Menerpeeneren
Aland
Internal Revenue
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Frederick
Red Cross
Francis Scott Key
Bernice
Kay
Congress
Alexandria
Executive Branch
Red Cross Home Service
Fort Detrick scientists win doctorates and a colonel’s rise
Four Fort Detrick researchers earned doctorates from Johns Hopkins University and George Washington University, including Dr. LaMotte, Dr. Hardy, Dr. Officer, and Dr. Haines. The piece details their hometowns, education, and service at Detrick since the early 1950s, plus Colonel Donald D. Limoncelli’s promotion and career, and Gov McKeldin’s European trip.
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Fort Detrick
LaMotte
Cently
Louis C. LaMotte
Jc_schildren
Wilsom Place
Hardy
Johns Hopkins Univers
Ity
Frank M. Hardy
Butterfly Lane
Officer
Julius E. Officer Jr
Back
Haines
George Washington
University
Thomas W.lee
Maxton
N. C
University of Maryland
Duke University
Havelmaster
North Carolina
Detrick
Jamaica
New York Universiy
University of North Carolina
U.S. Navy
Boise
Idaho
University of Idaho
Indiana
McKeldins to Europe for overseas education program
Gov McKeldin and family sail from New York aboard the S S Constitution on Thursday for a Berlin Italy Israel Greece and France tour as part of the University of Maryland overseas education program. They will reach Naples July 18 and Jerusalem to attend a July 29 ground breaking for an American student center of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
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University of Maryland
Uno
Italy
Israel
Greece
France
McKeldins
New York
S. S
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Insrael
McKeldin
Jerusalem
McKeldins + wil
Athens
Cherbourg
Smothering Cancer Therapy Proposed at Congress
Dr. Samuel Graff of New York City suggested a smothering treatment that halves oxygen to the body, aiming to kill cancer cells first while healthy cells adapt. He cited experiments in animals and noted using a pressure chamber or high altitude air reduction to limit oxygen availability.
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London
Samuel Gratt
New York City
Graff
Ith International Cancer Congress
Dr. Graff
Columbia University’s College “of Physicians and Surgeons
Stainless Paro Pazo Suppositories Offer Relief Without Surgery
Advert says a medication called Stainless Paro combines three actions to stop pain and itching within minutes, shrink swollen pile tissue, and promote healing of inflamed tissues. It claims immediate comfort and no surgery, urging readers to buy at druggists with a money back offer.
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Detrick Barn
New York University
Chemical Corps
Air Force Chemical School
Allied Forces
Europe
Withi
Naples
I Chemical Corp Medical Laboratory
Army
Chemical Center
Headquarters
Seventh Army
15Th U.S. Army
Eagles
Braddock Heights
Sife
Doris
Don Lald Mark
Marvy-Anna
S Eagles
Donald D. Limoncelli
USS
Army Biological Warfare Laboratories
Elmira
Simoncelli
Innapolis
Limoncelli
Uni
Buffalo
A! McSeldin
Belon
Spain
University of Wisconsin
Germany
Army Phot de LC
Lawlotte Jr
U.S. Army
Pano
Elsarta Pheo Dr
Julius O “Officer Jr
U.S Army Photo
Thomas
Greenland
Ottaway
North America
Soviet Union
G. Randolph Pearkes
Canada
U.S
Lester B. Pearson
William Bendickson
House of Commons
Royal Canadian Air Force
Pearkes
Riggs
Norfolk
Colonial Williamsburg
Yorktown
Virginia Beach
Norfolk Wharf
Delly
D.S.T
Pier
Pratt $T
Baltimore
Saratoga
OLD Bay Line
Edsel
Edsel Division
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler
Plymouth
Mercury
Newberrys
Darling Baby
J. Vendermee
North Market St
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