Elliott’s $276000 Loan Profit Under Tax Debate
A Joseph H. Elliott loan series linked to David G. Baird of New Jersey and Max Bilofsky raised tax questions. The 1940s deals, including a $70,000 loan for Transcontinental Broadcasting and related settlements, prompted scrutiny of taxable income claims and whether losses were properly reported by Elliott and partners.
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Westbro! Oopyright
King F
New York
David G. Baird
Momtelair
N.J
Wall Street
Als
Hudson Motors
Marine Midland Bank of New York
Baird
Elliott
Texas
Maxwell M. Bilofsky
New Jersey
Bilofsky
National Republican Club
William Shavich
New Deal
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Houston
Elliot
Transcontinental
Mr. Jones
Tillath
John Hartford
Atlante and Pacific
Treasury
Congress
Ellioth
Hartford
Chaotic Puzzle Clues Amid Taxpayer Billing Debate
Fragmented word puzzle and garbled phrases mix with a public-finance debate about government costs and attorney fees. The jumble hints at a charged dispute over funds, accountability, and alleged misuse while readers contend with unclear references and stray numbers.
Shaw Advocates Scientific Method for Choosing Ruler
George Borat Shaw, the Ish' playwright, weighs monarchy futures in Europe. He argues democracy may require a scientific method to measure and select rulers, predicting lifelong manipulation by amateurs and profiteers until a true method emerges. He also comments on Britain's monarchy and Russia's fate, noting royalty as political machinery and skepticism toward czarist revival.
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George Borat Shaw
Europe
George BE
Thobias
London
Greece
Yugoslavia
Belgium
Fuehrer
Great Britain
Anard Shaw
Questiona
Co. Watson Cp Stat
England
India
Russia
Washington
Donald FR. Riehberg
King Log
Ball-Burton-Hatch
King Jupiter
Hing
Rover
Richberg
Amercan
Debate May Settle Labor Hill Merits
Richberg said a May debate could settle the merits of the labor hill issue. He directed his challenge at William Green and Philip Murray, presidents of FLIL and G1 D, and Dean Le Lewis of the United Mine Workers. Green and Murray issued statements opposing the bill. Lewis’ Mine Workers Journal published an official stance.
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Ieal
William Green
FLIL
Philip Murray
Dean le Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
Lewis’ Mine Workers Journal
Link Organization
Richberg
Unclear ad for women’s health remedy and Chelsea brand
Fragmentary OCR text describes a patent medicine advertisement for women with claims of easing nervous and blue feelings. Mentions "WOMEN'38 1052" and various nonsensical terms, touting compounds from Pinkham and Kaswa Medicines as relief.
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Hob
Wallen
Pinkham
Polien Jetiel
Soldier Sought On Rape Count
Police seek a soldier from Going Hood linked to a rape incident near a party at the American Legion on Highway 66 South. The 38-year-old wife of a motorist reported an early Sunday attack after a dance at the Legion hall, with the assailant forcing her vehicle and raping her before she escaped to a restaurant and notified authorities. The suspect was last seen near Camp Hoot.
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American Legion Elict
Highway 66 South
Hin
Commerce
Hope Light Opera Tour Battles Audience Again
Aarch ing and Egg society promotes a USO style summer tour to Europe with a large unit. Major Bowes visits meetings, soldiers eye the cast, and officers caution about medical checks and security screenings. The piece mocks wartime processing and suggests performers face thorough scrutiny and strict travel protocols.
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Aarching
Egg
Bartig
Rofdy Mnanner
Major Bowes
Ben
Weiling
Sinatra
England
FBIL
Mining Town Fire Victims Sought
Winnipeg dispatch reports volunteers search the ruins of the Red Lake mining town fort a missing fire victims after a blaze believed to have killed at least ten people yesterday. About twenty were seriously injured and many believed to have been in the building at the time, with several unaccounted for.
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Winnepeg
Jay
Red Lake
Apywaxion
Ely
Japs Move To Boost Transport Networks At War Front
The Japanese government announced a mobilization plan to improve rail and water transport amid air raids and invasion threats. Private railways may be seized and railway workers organized into a fighting unit to speed freight, food, coal, and vital goods. Emergency measures aim to expand shipbuilding and vessel repair and mobilize crews to shift production from cities to rural areas.
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Jiy 2
Manchuria
Radio ‘Tokyo
People's Volunteer Corps
Lamet
Pope Receives Naval Appropriations Committee
Vatican City July 2 Pope Pius X1 today received in Audiente members of the congressional committee on naval appropriations led by Representative Harry R. Sheppard of California.
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Pope
Vatican City
Audiente
Harry R. Sheppard
Colonel Killed On Okinawa In Battle Casualties Reported
On Okinawa June 18 Colonel Hatokto Roberts, 46, commander of the Sixth Marine division’s 26nd regiment, was killed by a Japanese sniper near a forward line. Lieut Gen. Simon B. Buckner was also hit nearby by shellfire. 2nd in command August Larson was briefly dazed by a grenade. Several enlisted men wounded. Roberts, a Navy veteran from World War I, was highly decorated.
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Mezauo Bridger
Okinawa
Hatokto
Bob" Roberts
Sixth Marine Division
Simon B. Buckner
Tenth Army
Vincent Mulghy
Newport
R. I. Marine Corps
Roberts
Gol
August Larson
Marsns
Hope's Gags Snag Flight to London
London bound as Hope and his troupe depart Clyde for Southampton then improvise a detour to Preswick. After juggling orders and a dusty transport crate, they secure a prop plane, perform for the crowd, and finally reach their London destination for the long voyage with the group.
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Hope
London
Linsi
Dian
Rob Hope
Clyde
Vitailty
Cher
Ineeraird
Bob
Clyde Rivee
Southampton
Jerry
Jaan
Laysdak
Sameans
Presiwick
All Force
Get-Togethers Started at USO
Swell gatherings begin at the USO club on Checkett Street for enlisted men and their wives, with Monday night parties to continue weekly. Miss Helen Olivier, director, announced the plan and promised further notices about future events.
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USO
Eirsh
Checkett Street
Helen Olibert
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