Tax enforcement cuts waste billions, lawmakers blamed
The column assails Congress for slashing the Bureau of Internal Revenue budget by about 20 million dollars, eliminating 21,000 tax investigators and jeopardizing tax enforcement. It cites cases of evasion totaling hundreds of millions found by remaining agents and argues the cuts will cost far more in lost revenue, estimating a net negative impact of roughly 422 million dollars.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Aidy
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Revenue Bureau
America
Shest
Senate
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Buereau
New York Post Corporation
Extended Time For Rent Applications In Lorain Ohio
The Housing Expeditor in Lorain Ohio extends the filing window for hotel and tourist rental properties by 30 days to August 30 to allow landlords to file decontrol applications. A similar extension applies to reports on decontrol of new housing construction or conversion completed after February 1 1947. Applications must be filed with the Area Rent Office within 60 days after July 1 or within 60 days after the date of first renting, whichever is later.
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Lorain
Ohio
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OLE
Falk Elementary principal resigns for Ohie University post
Esther BR Stark principal at Falk Elementary School resigns to become director of kindergarten and teach education courses at Ohie University Albans. Stark has supervised Falk School since 1940s.
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ONO University
Pittsburgh
Esther BR Stark
Falk
Ohie University
Albans
Miss Stark
Rotarians To Hear Boyhood Days Of Edison
Elyria Rotary Club members will hear an account of Thomas A. Edison’s boyhood days in Milan during their noon luncheon at the YWCA. Wallace B. White, traveler and writer, is listed as the speaker with the usual meeting program. An expanded meeting next week includes a dinner at 6 PM.
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Milan
Elyria Rotary Club
Yatclal
Wallace B Witte
National Commander Hiram Gale Wins Silent Election
A 100 year old Peat led the day’s business with the election of a new GAR commander. Cy Washington-Alaska Gale nominated himself and won on a single ballot, sweeping into office as the sole press presence noted.
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Cy Washington
Alaska
Gale
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