Treasury reports quarter billion in tax fraud uncovered
Secretary Snyder announced that the Internal Revenue Service traced possible quarter billion dollars in fraud in the last fiscal year as part of a wide drive against racketeers. The yearlong effort added 2,000 agents to probe illegal earnings and assess potential penalties totaling about 251 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Dunlap
Underworld Finance
Uncle Sam
Bureau
The
Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
Cides
Underworld
Cales
Acre of Fish Helps Haitians Find Food
United Nations FAO promotes fish farming to boost protein in Haiti. Expert S Y Lin selects a 30 hectare site near Manneville to build independent water fed ponds. Estimates show up to 1000 pounds per acre yearly with minimal inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Food Or Agriculture Organization
FAO
Hai
Hong Kong
S. Y. Lin
Lin
Manneville
Haiti
Damien
Java
Madura
Community Service Meeting Planned in McCamey
A meeting is scheduled between the McCamey Chamber of Commerce board of directors and Ralph Dun can chairman of the Community Services Commission for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce to plan a work prom for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCamey
McCamey Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ralph Duncan
Community Services Commission
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Young
Chamber
Income Gains for Americans Rise 12 Percent in 1951
The Commerce Department reports total income received by individuals rose from 218 billion in 1950 to 243 billion in 1951, a 12 percent increase. Per capita income climbed 10 percent to 1584, with state variations from 771 in Mississippi to 2100 in Delaware and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amercans
Commerce Department
Arizona
South Carolina
New Mexico
South Dakota
Colorado
Georgia
Nevada
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Utah
Virginia
Yoming
Misissippi
Delaware
District of Columbia
Connecticut
York
California
New Jersey
Southeastern
Texas
Oklahoma
Mexico
Auth
French Chef Admits Women Are Good Cooks
Paris chef Paul Bellon of Cafe de Paris, a three star guide Michelin restaurant, says women make wonderful cooks. He notes the trade favors men due to hard labor and long hours, yet his wife is his preferred cook at home. Bellon, 66, trained as a pastry apprentice and runs a kitchen of 18 male chefs while sharing duties with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeane Walker
Paris
France
Paul Kellon
Cafe de Paris
Bellon
Schon
Madame Bellon
America
Paul
Pre Catalan
Chef Bellon
No Romance Predicted Between Hagostak and Breda in Dingle
In Dingle Ireland Aug 16 rumors linger of a possible romance between Frank Hagostak an American ex-GI and Breda O Sullivan a local milkmaid despite flat denials from Breda and the Kstan town. Frank has warned of a decision in five or six days before leaving for the United States. Breda has stated there will be no wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingle
Ireland
Frank Hagostak
Breda O’sullivan
Johnstown
Frank
United States
Breda
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Frank Do’brien
By Bruce W. Munn
Margaret Rorke
Dick Pandleton
Westminster
Holiday Sport
Fleetway Pajamas
Windsor
Hollyvogue
Rhynecliffe
Mallory
Dick Pendleton
Closhiers
West Fourth
Tedd
Uae
White Swan Tea
Fort Worth’s
Time Magazing
Leary
Western Hills
Fort Worth
Camp Bowie Blvd
U. S
Smart
Cheerful Sk Ne
Ame
Psi
Rose of Sharon
Platter
Creamer
Crean
North Grant
SHAW
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!