Shocking Corruption Claim Shakes IRS Probe
Senator Williams says Charles O Gara will not be fired over cooperation with Congress as his testimony cites a shocking system of corruption in San Francisco's Internal Revenue Bureau. Deputy Bolich resigns citing ill health amid IRS shakeup as McGrath and government officials reassured O Gara’s protection. The disclosure follows a pattern of resignations and investigations into tax collection inefficiency.
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Washington
Williams
R-Del
Charles O'Gara
San Franisco
Internal Revenue Bureau
Revenue Service
Daniel JA. Bolich
Bolich
John B. Dunlap
O'Gara
McGrath
Delaware Republican
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
San Francisco
Finance Committee
Justice Department
Chauncey _Tramutolo
U. S
Mcgath
Giaden
Tramutolo
Presbyterians Discuss Oyster Supper and Vatican Nomination
Taneytown Turret Presbyterian Brotherhood held its November meeting in the Finy Creek social hall. The treasurer reported a successful oyster supper netting a substantial balance after expenses. A new chimney was approved with bills paid. Members debated President Truman’s ambassador to the Vatican and voted to oppose the appointment in letters to the President, Senators, and Senator Connally. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Finy Creek
Truman
Vatican
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bessie Murray
Roland Bowman
Lancaster
Baltimore
Mr. Shreeve
Ground-breaking services noted in brief union bridge item
John Snyder remains a patient at University Hospital Baltimore under observation and treatment. Miss Margaret Whitehill returns home after a week’s visit in Hagerstown with relatives and friends.
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Union Bridge
John Snyder
University Hospital, Baltamore
Margaret Whitehill
Hagerstown
Union Bridge Church plan for new building on South Main street
The Union Bridge Church of the Brethren held a Sunday afternoon service to dedicate plans for a new church building along South Main street, adjoining the Earl Buckey farm. Nearby moves include Marvin and Mrs. Nelson relocating to the Abner Devilbiss house, and Fred Byler at Waynesboro General Hospital for examination. Five escapees at Fort Meade were reported captured after overpowering a guard. two others remained at large after escaping during rifle range cleanup.
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Union Bridge
Church of the Brethren
South Main Street
Earl Buckey
Marvin Nelson
Nelson Shay
John Davidson
Fred Byler
Waynesboro General Hospital
Fannie Stitley
Shriner
Matin Street
Edward Rinehart
East Broadway
Peninn
Fort Meade
Army
Glen Burnie
Severn Farms
U. S. Route 301
Peach's historic journey from China to Persia
A concise note traces the peach origin in China and its adoption name in Persia, reflecting early horticultural diffusion and cross regional naming.
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China
Persia
Col Fincke to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
Col Robert T. Fincke head of the Air Force liaison office at Camp Detrick will discuss his Japan occupation experiences at the Rotary Club of Frederick Thanksgiving meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wednesday noon. He lists Albuquerque New Mexico as home and holds degrees from New Mexico State College and the University of New Mexico.
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Robert T. Fincke
Air Force
Camp Detrick
Japan
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Colonel Fincke
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico State College
University of New Mexico
Indiana Umi
Military officer Fincke’s long service spans WWII and beyond
Col Fincke served in World War I with the 4th Intercept of Command on the West Coast for air defense. He moved to the Far East in 1947 after teaching at Maxwell Field. He held roles as adjutant general for an Air Force Materiel Area and executive officer of the 49th Fighter Wing at Misawa, Japan, before returning to the United States.
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Versity
Bloomington
Far East
Air University
Maxwell Field
Ala
Fincke
Gigam
Cor
Japan
49Th
Misawa Air Force Base
Honshu
United
Military officer stationed at Camp Detrick in 1949
In December 1949 the States assignment placed Colonel Fincke at Camp Detrick. He resides at Brad dock Heights with his wife Margaret and their three children.
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States
Camp Detrick
Colonel Fincke
Braddock Heights
Margaret
Unclear historic note on birds and insects in forest life
A fragmentary report from The News of Frederic, Ma on November 20, 1951 describes insect life and bird groups above the ground. The text mentions a brood of smiles and a plump of wildfowl, suggesting a stray observational note about wildlife behavior rather than a complete story.
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