Prohibition era bootlegger cited in tax case over unreported income
The court notes the money was earned during Prohibition when the defendant bootlegged. It states that proving unreported income requires showing what he had when filing the false return and what he owned before acquiring that income, addressing the chain of unreported earnings.
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Supreme Court
Millies Tall
Superior Dairy
How tax fraud cases target gamblers and racketeers
James Marlow outlines IRS methods to prove concealed income by gamblers and racketeers, from bank checks and “dummy” arrangements to the need for wilful false returns and proving high undisclosed income. He notes Kefauver findings on lax bureau practices and outlines fraud penalties and prosecution window.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
Crime Investigating Committee
Justice Department
Prosecution
Bureau
Kefauver
Revenue Bureau
Emmitsburg Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting and Activities
The Emmitsburg American Legion Post 12 Auxiliary met Tuesday with president Margaret Brown presiding. Attendees from the district meeting in Thurmont included 12 members. 36 total answered roll call. Funds voted included 2.50 for Veteran Hospital transport, 10 for the district project, 15 for a Department project, and 5 for the cancer fund. May will focus on Blue Cross membership drives with a Baltimore representative expected. Other notes include social events, Flower Shows, a field fire reply, hospital visits, and local visits to Baltimore and Gettysburg.
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Emmitsburg
Auxiliary of the American Legion Post
Margaret Brown
Laura Rosensteel
Thurmont
Madeleine Hamer
Carmen Topper
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Anne Orndorff
Agnes Yeomans
Madeleine Harner
Rosalig Bond
American Legion
Notices of Tax Liens Against Culien Jenkins and Foster's Lunchroom
Notices of tax liens filed by Deputy Collector George Hofferbert under internal revenue laws seek payment of $1,090.02 for Culien Jenkins covering 1948 and 1949 taxes, and $100 for J. S. Foster trading as Foster's Lunchroom at 427 East Potomac Street Brunswick for gaming devices tax.
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Internal Revenue
George Hofferbert
Culien
K. E. Jenkins
Rockwell Terrace
Foster
Foster's Lunchroom
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Dorothy Dix Confesses Why First Baby Gets the Spotlight
Dorothy Dix explains the public fuss over a first baby versus later ones. She notes that a first birth feels miraculous, while subsequent births become routine. a mother’s heart grows with each child but the initial wonder never fully returns.
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Miss Dix
Husband and wife roles spark advice column clash
A letter argues a wife must entertain and be popular to ensure a daughter's happiness and marriage prospects, while a husband answers by urging the opposite viewpoint. The exchange reflects social expectations about domestic duty and harmony in family life.
Birthday benediction for Mrs Repp. local notes
Union Bridge notes Mrs Samuel Repp of Johnsville celebrated her ninety fifth birthday with family and is in good health living with her daughter Marian. Local visits include Mrs George Otto visiting her sister Mrs George Gillispie in Security and other family travel to Florida. Also noted are a church conference, medical recoveries, and a Florida trip by Mr and Mrs Walter Eckard. In golf, Sammy Snead and Jim Ferrier tie for the lead at the Miami Beach Open halfway point at Normandy Isle.
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Geo. Danner
Westminster
Walter Muench
George Thompson
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Louie Sebald
James Alvey
Mike Miller
Floyd C. Miller
Center Square
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Ann Brooks
Harry S. Boyle
C. G. Frailey
Ann Codors
Henry Charlton
Episcopal Church
Donald Topper
Edward Lingg
Donald Smith
Hagerstown
Union Bridge
Samuel Repo
Johnsville
Repp
Marian Repp
George Otto
George Gillispie
Hart Stultz
Edward
Linwood
O. B. Langrall
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Walter Eckard
Florida
Cpl
Joseph M. Reaver
Southern Pines
N.C
Poffenbarger
R. S. Poffenbarger
Miami Beach
Fla
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
Normandy Isle
Hood Girls Work On Directory Of Local Groups
Hood College students under Dr Elizabeth Eckhardt May are compiling a city and county groups directory. Organizations should send name membership officer details and contact information to Miss Joan Robinson Hood College to be considered. Linganore Grange met with 27 members on March 4 reporting 20 new members and planning degree work on March 19 and April 2 with a cookie and dress contest planned.
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Frederick May
Hood College
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Joan Robinson
Dean May
Linganore Grange
Grange
Goss
Linganore
Roy Acuff To Be At Tivoli This Week
Tivoli theater bookends a busy slate with Roy Acuff and his Grand Ole Opry Gang performing Tuesday night. Screen features include Sugar Foot with Randolph Scott Adele Jergens and A Lady Takes a Chance starring Jean Arthur and John Wayne.
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Randolph Scott
Adele Jergens
Roy Acuff
Grand Ole Opry
Smoky Mountain Boys and Girls
Pap
Jug Band
Jimmy Riddle
Oswald
Jesse Easterday
Lonnie Wilson
Joe Zinkan
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
Ruth Warrick
Vanessa Brown
Glenn Ford
Vivica Lindfors
Victor Mature
Terry Moore
Red Cross drive noted in Singanore district
May 21 meeting reports a $5 contribution to the Red Cross and the Grange solicits for the Red Cross drive in Singanore district. awarded the Gold Seal Certificate for 1950. Unionville Girls 4-H Club presented a program with Mary Ann Burrier Joan Bury Norma Keantz Doris Kehne and Ann Ruth Rhoderick. The March 18 meeting will be at 8 p.m. in Unionville Hall.
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Red Cross
Grange
Singanore
Unionville
Mary Ann Burrier
Joan Bury
Norma Keantz
Doris Kehne
Ann Ruth Rhoderick
Unionville Hall
Killer Horse At Opera House Schedule Next Week
The City Opera House announced next week’s schedule. Starting Sunday Betty Grable Dan Dalley and Danny Thomas star in Call Me Mister with Benny Venuta Dale Robertson Dunhill Dance Trio and Frank Fontaine. A featured feature follows.
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The
City Opera House
Betty Grable
Dan Dalley
Danny Thomas
Me Mister
Benny Venuta
Dale Robertson
Dunhill
Frank Fontaine
Stage program features Killer Horse and Western stars
Friday and Saturday program on stage in person with the Golden Stallion and Killer Horse of the screen plus Dude Webb and the Skyline Boys. Wayne Morris and Lola Albright star in Sierra Passage on screen. Free Hopalong Cassidy comics for kids. Desperadoes of the West chapter shown at 10 30 a m Saturday only.
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Korea
The
Golden Stallon
Dude Webb
Skyline Boys
Wayne Morris
Lola Albright
Sierra Passage
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