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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
13
Smoke inspector Samuel Moore and Mayor Thomas H. Nichols will discuss qualifications for the five member control board plus a secretary to aid Moore in cleaning up the city’s smoky skies. Moore returns from a railroad run to begin the two year education program with no penalties for violators.
In his 1949 tax return Senator McCarthy reported stock losses and interest payments offset an income of 17 120 dollars. The office provided details on his earnings and deductions. No other names or organizations are specified in the fragment.
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin supplied the state taxation department with further information on his income tax returns. Assessor J L Tibbetts said the data explains his 1949 return, as the state continues to study 1947 1948 and 1949. McCarthy paid no state income tax for those years and the information will not be released until the audit concludes.
Washington Aug 31 AP Congress moves to approve a compromise GI allotment bill providing families of enlisted servicemen monthly sums from 85 to 165 dollars with 40 to 80 dollar deductions from the soldier’s pay. The measure, born of Korea fighting, aims to ease family hardship as manpower questions loom. General Hershey condemns military draft selectivity, noting 60 percent of those drafted are rejected as unfit. Senate shelves universal military training for next year, while President Truman backs UMT but says it cannot be implemented soon.
Gwynne B. Myers, 24, of Columbus, will lead veteran affairs at Republican state headquarters. State GOP chairman Ray C. Bliss named Myers to his staff. Comstock Lode, Nevada's great silver mine, was discovered in 1859.
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