Mob Tax Relief Allegations Hit Senate Hearing
Senator Williams charged the Treasury allowed Capone era figures to settle large tax claims for reduced sums in 1942. He cited Al Capone associate Guzik and others settling taxes on income and beer sales for far smaller amounts, with ongoing DOJ actions noted against Ralph Capone for delinquencies and penalties.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
Senate
Treasury
al (Scarface) Capone
Treasury Department
Williams
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Jacob Greasy Thumb Guzik
Capone Gang
Chicago
al Capone
Guzik
Tax Bureau
Department of Justice
Capone
Ralph Capone
Engagement Ends in a 48 Year Tale of Love
In Saranac Lake New York Belle LaMarre and Herman Hice wed last Friday after a 48 year engagement. The former maid and parcel post clerk, both marrying for the first time, said Cupid's Leap Year timing helped bring them together.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Belle LaMarre
Herman Hice
Herman
Cupid
Eleven B-29 crew escape unhurt after crashland at Tinker
Oklahoma City May 27 twelve B-29 fortress crewmen escaped without a scratch in a dramatic crash landing at Tinker Air Force Base after Maj F W Haines discovered a right landing gear problem. The crew voted to ride the plane down and refused to bail out. The craft circled the field all afternoon before touching down and skidding to halt on grass before the crew fled as fire crews sprayed the engines.
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Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
F. W. Haines
San Francisco
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Haines
City Court declines damages in golf incident
Baltimore May 27 A City Court jury after 20 minutes deliberation declined to award damages to a woman golfer struck in the eye by another golfer s shot.
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Baltimore
Dr Paul M Taylor Addresses Zonta Club Meeting
Dr Paul M Taylor spoke at the Zonta Club dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He described the Society of Sponsors for wayward juveniles and outlined his work as an author on juvenile problems and an advisor on juvenile issues in Michigan, California and Texas.
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Paul M. ‘Yaylo
National Council On Juvenile Delinquency and
Board of Rehabilitation
Society of Sponsors
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Freda Doll
Nan Roderick
Nora Wise
Taylor
University of South Carolina
Columbia University
University of Michigan
Michigan
California
Texas
Department of Justice and
Club speaker touts friendship as aid for at risk youths
A former Justice and Rehabilitation official says a group can offer friendship and guidance to delinquents, arguing financial help is unnecessary. He cites youths who improved through sponsor support, stressing belonging helps rehabilitation. He resists the term juvenile delinquency and urges law officials to refer youths to sponsoring agencies. The meeting moved to a business session.
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Taylor
Department of Justice and Board of Rehabilitation
Body Of 34 Year Old Playgirl Found
In Los Angeles on May 27 Patricia Stdele a 34 year old Hollywood playgirl was found dead in an alley the victim of an abortion. Police traced steps of the last two days and an autopsy by Victor Cefalu said the illegal operation occurred within 24 to 48 hours and likely caused death by infection or hemorrhage. Personal physician Dr Louis J Klingell quoted as saying Miss Steele was four months pregnant.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Patricia Stdele
Victor Cefalu
Louis J. Klingell
William Cummings
Miss Steele
Misa Steele Linked to Finan cier Victor M. Steele Family
A fragment describes Misa Steele daughter of Victor M. Steele and Mia Jar Arnett living in a Hollywood Boulevard apartment after returning from Honolulu two months earlier as officers investigate. separate note mentions Elm Street Junior High students observing banding of a bard swallow at their school. The bird originated from Bernard Flanagan’s farm near Walkersville and was banded by Mrs. M. P. Hoyler.
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Misa Steele
Victor M. Steele
Mia Jar Arnett
Hollywood Boulevard
Honolulu
Birg
Elm ‘Street
Bernard Flanagan
Walkersville
M. P. Hoyler
Private Hearing On Fahey Driving Fatality Investigation
Chief Magistrate Stanley Scherr conducted a private hearing in Baltimore as part of an inquiry into the acquittal of Thomas L. Fahey Jr. on charges of drunken driving after a collision that killed two pedestrians. Gov. McKeldin directed the investigation.
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Baltimore
Stanley Scherr
Thomas L. Fahey Jr
Scherr
McKeldin
Banded Bird Watch Near Flanagan Barn
Fragmentary note records a bird banding and migration check planned for next year. It mentions Thawellaws, Mr. Flanagan, and a barn in Vermont with rail distance figures for Vermont New Hampshire and Connecticut. The text appears as an OCR fragment with incomplete phrases and numbers.
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Flanagan
Amazon Valley
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