Siskind Says He Purchased Boyle Cases
Washington lawyer Max Siskind admits he bought 23 government cases from former Democratic chairman William M. Boyle Jr. in 1949 for 150000 with no written agreement. He says Boyle had no involvement and he still owes about 50000. Senate panel plans to call Boyle as a witness while Siskind defends his rights and seeks to avoid harming clients. An earlier settlement required release of the list of clients. Divorces granted in Equity Court include Wilbur and Agnes Toms and Mary and Oscar Baugher.
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Boyle
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wilbur Toms
Agnes Mae Toms
Mary H. Baugher
Oscar R. Baugher
Elephants Show Varied Ivory Texture
Some elephants yield hard ivory while others produce soft ivory. The reason for this texture difference remains unknown.
Along The Potomac To Washington By J Glenn Beall
Rep J Glenn Beall reports from Washington on tax bill debates and the push for $10 billion more in taxes while Hoover reforms promise big savings. He notes limited progress on reorganizations, a stop to a covert China power plant plan, and concerns over Marshall Plan materials reaching wartime needs. He cites figures on federal employees paid as salesmen and critiques of the National Production Authority. He also covers foreign trade shifts and calls for an investigation into Canada’s swift shipments to the U.S.
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Maryland
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House
Truman
China
Germany
Manchuria
Korea
Congress
American Lithofold Corporation of
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Internal Revenue
Labor Department
William Boyle
Gwillman
New Jersey
Canada
Social Etiquette in Aisle Chatting Misses Convenience
A shopper advises choosing a chat spot away from busy aisles to avoid blocking others. The guidance emphasizes being considerate in crowded stores and keeping conversations brief in public shopping spaces.
New Qualification Tests For Students
Selective Service announced two new qualification tests for college students seeking deferment from the draft. The December 13 test targets those whose current deferments end next January, while the April 24 test has its own deadline. Applications for December must be postmarked by November 5 and for April by March 10. About 339,066 students took the first four tests last spring and summer. A score of 70 or higher may yield deferment, based on score or class rank. Tests will be offered at over 1,900 centers nationwide by Educational Testing Service in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Mail the Scores Directly to Local Draft Boards
A terse notice directs sending scores straight to local draft boards. The item implies official handling of evaluation results by municipal or organizational authorities.
Army Intelligence Officer Dies in Fall near White House
Lt. Col. Gustavus W. Evans, 41, an Army intelligence officer, leaped or fell from the old Navy Department building on Constitution Avenue today. He was assigned to the Strategic Intelligence School as organization and training officer. Col. J. R. Bogue said Evans appeared in excellent spirits minutes before his death. Evans fell from the four story structure onto a cement driveway between two wings, near the White House. An employee on the fourth floor provided initial remarks.
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Gustavus W. Evans
Navy Department
Constitution Avenue
Evans
Strategic Intelligence School
J. R. Bogue
Senda
White House
Army inquiry and coroner details in Evans incident and Grove postmaster confirm
Evans fell past his window and was pronounced dead about 35 minutes later. Coroner A MacGruder MacDon ald will perform an autopsy tomorrow to render an official verdict. Investigations by the Army's CID FBI and the District Police homicide squad referred questions to the Pentagon where a press officer had no information. Calves show gains at Woodsboro Livestock Sales with prices across categories. James A Grove was confirmed as Frederick postmaster by the Senate Wednesday night.
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