Hill aide for Fish found guilty of perjury by jury
George Hill secretary for Rep Hamilton Fish of New York was convicted on two counts of perjury before a federal jury probing German propaganda. The 45 year old defendant faced up to 20 years in prison as jury foreman David J. Guy announced guilty on both counts after nearly two hours of deliberation.
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United Press
Washington
George Hill
Hamilton Fish
New York
David J. Guy
F. Dickinson Letts
O’connor
Hill
George Sylvester Viereck
Rep. Fish
Robert Baker Wins Ensign Commission
Robert Woodrow Baker, 25, son of Mrs. Pearl V. Baker, 1935 5th St SE, was commissioned as an ensign in the U S naval reserve after four months study at Abbott Hall on Northwestern University's Chicago campus. He was among 800 in the first commissioning ceremony since the war began as part of Navy expansion program 14,000 more graduates to be trained as junior officers. Baker enlisted in the naval reserve through the Canton recruiting office last June 26 and graduated from Hiram College where he played varsity track and golf.
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Robert Woodrow Baker
Pearl V. Baker
5Th St SE
U. S. Naval
Abbott Hall
Northwestern University
Chiago
America
Navy
Ensign Baker
Idshipmen
Naval Reserve
Canton
Hiram College
Arsity
Marburger Reviews Taxation Problems
Fred Z. Marburger, secretary of the Stark County Tax league, spoke at the Churchmen's Luncheon club in the Courtland hotel on local, state, and federal tax methods. He compared Canton's debt with national figures, noting the federal debt around 110 billion and total property value near 300 billion, about 36 percent debt. Canton, with property valued at 145 million, carries a debt of about 4 million, a little over 2.7 percent of taxable property. He spent most of the session answering members' questions on income, auto, and property taxes and related topics.
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Fred Z. Marburger
Stark County Tax League
Churchmen’s
Courtland Hotel
Canton
Marburger
Income tax lift on wheat penalties breaks impact for farmers
Internal Revenue Commissioner Guy Helvering rescinded a regulation that would have taxed penalty payments for excess wheat production. Rep. Carlson of Kansas said the policy change means penalties are deductible as normal farming expenses, with Kansas farmers alone having paid over 4 million dollars in penalties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue
Guy Helvering
Rep
Carlson
Kansas
Carson
Treasury
Decker Family Marks 50 Years at Elkhorn School
Graham Missouri The Decker family has a long-standing presence at Elkhorn rural school with members serving as teachers and pupils for over 50 years. The tradition began circa 1890 when James Decker enrolled. now his granddaughter is in seventh grade.
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United Press
Graham, Mo
Decker
Elkhorn Rural School
James Decker
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