Leviness Paid for Liquor License in Tax Case Trial
In Baltimore a federal witness testified that $2,500 was paid to Charles T. Leviness for obtaining a liquor license while he headed the Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners in 1943. Leviness faces charges of evading $9,496.76 in income taxes for 1943 and 1944.
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Charles T. Leviness
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Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners
Herbert R. O'Coner
Nnocest
Meyer Davis
Outows
Willam C Colemas
Lesness
Liquor Board
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Katherine Darrell
Kays Might Club
Charles Darrel
U.S
Bernard J Firna
Wendell D Alien
Hollywood Center Hosts Wide Range of Rental Cars for Pictures
A Hollywood facility offers nearly every car model both vintage and modern for rent to the moving picture industry. The extensive inventory supports film productions seeking authentic vehicles for period and contemporary scenes.
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Hollywood Center
War Crimes Trials at Nuernberg Face Delays and Language Barriers
James Conway, Office of Chief of Counsel for War Crimes, says Nuernberg war trials proceed haltingly with only half the agenda completed. He cites lack of American legal talent, high salaries drawing prosecutors home, and language barriers slowing proceedings as key obstacles amid ongoing preparations for future cases and a World Court proposal.
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James Conwar
Germany
Frederick
Stuernberg
Conway
Pentagor
Washington
Hitler
Jean
War crimes trial views and credit plan urged
A Fordham University graduate and New York corporation lawyer described the Nuremberg prosecutions as a legal missionary effort for adaptable young lawyers. He warned of obstacles in sift ing voluminous evidence and a lack of incentive among top American legal talent to enlist. In Salisbury, Brig. Gen Amos W. W. Woodcock urged a 5 million 9 00 credit arrangement with Europe via sale of U S securities like savings bonds, not funded by direct taxation.
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New York Corporation
Neernberg
Tnbuisi
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Amos W. W. Woodcock
Lions Club
United States
Heardsley Rumi
Europe
Governor Lane presses for higher state efficiency
Baltimore Oct 6 Governor Lane said he is not satisfied with state departments operating at full efficiency and economy. He urged uniform high standards, defended appointing department heads, and told Maryland classified employees to give their best in return for protections.
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Lane
Maryland Classified Employees’ Association
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Jong
McDonald Reelected to Southern States Co op Board
Mr McDonald of Martinsburg West Virginia was reelected to a new three year term on the Board of Directors of Southern States Cooperative during a meeting at Romney West Virginia on October 2. He defeated G W Cofield of Roney's Point and was chosen over E D Curry of Fair.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Southern States Cooperative, Farmers’ Purchasing and Marketing Organization
Romney
G W Cofield
Roney's Point
E. D. Curry
Fair
West Virginia and Maryland Virginia Farmers Union tale
Approximately 20 000 farmer members reside across 20 counties in West Virginia nine in Virginia and four in Maryland. Secretary of State George C Marshall told Canadians at McGill University the Truman call to aid hungry Europe is a first step in organizing aid to secure peace. A Fairchild Packet plane recently carried two small planes as freight to Switzerland.
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W. Va
Thomas Haba
Frederick
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Virginia
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Marshall
Montreal
George C. Marshall
Truman
Europe
Fairchild Packet
Switzerland
Eisler Surrenders on Bond Amid Deportation Warrants
Hanns Eisler, film songwriter, and wife Louise, surrendered on warrants for deportation proceedings after immigration alleges they used misrepresented visas. Eisler admitted at a House hearing to once being a German Communist, noting a 1933 Paris report on Hitler.
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Hanns Fister
Louise
House UN- American Committee
Washington
Immigration Service
Visis
Eisler
Communist Party
Germany
Paris
Hitler
Dentists and defendants in a United States case described
A fragment notes the United States and a denial of charges, plus an attorney arranging a bond of $1,000 for the composer and $500 for his wife. It also mentions a mixture of procaine and borocaine in alcohol as an anesthetic used for pain from a dentist's drill.
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