Reform bill to make Internal Revenue Service independent agency
Rep Carl T Curtis proposed a new reform bill to overhaul the scandal plagued Internal Revenue Service by turning it into an independent agency with bureau officials under Civil Service. Curtis argued Truman’s plan would not solve political manipulation and asked for broader surgery of tax collection. The House committee on tax scandals and the Executive Expenditures panel questioned IRS Commissioner John Dunlap regarding the president's reform ideas. Further, universal military training supporters criticized Army’s recommended volunteer start, while opponents noted the move undermines urgency for compulsory training. The House Un American Activities Committee resumed inquiry into Red infiltration in California professional groups in Los Angeles as Sen Alexander’s alien property concerns surfaced.
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Carl T. Curtis
Internal Revenue’ Bureau
Nebraska Republican
Tes
House
Truman
Curtis
Civil Service
Executive Expenditures Committee
Internal Revenue
John 3. Dunlap
Mr. Truman
UME
Army
UMT
House Unamerican Activities Committee
California
Los Angeles
Sen Alexander
Mail-Order Bride Wounds Self in Accident at Home
Olga Rosen brier Trent an English mail order bride of a local vending machine maker, lies in very serious condition after an accidental .22 rifle wound near the heart. Hospital says she is fighting for life after transfusions. authorities confirm the shooting was accidental amid reports of domestic trouble. Trent, who married her last June, said he told England of his wife’s letter that attracted him. The couple found the gun near a trunk in the hallway, and she walked to a chair before deteriorating.
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Olga Julia Trent
Hull
England
Loveland, O
Trent
Loveland
Olga Rosenbrier Trent
L. C. Trent
Lette
Amherst Grange delegates organize year activities
Master Hubert Martin appointed committees for the Hickory Tree Grange year. 78 members attended a tureen dinner as officers set up community service, home economics, relief, publicity and youth groups. Charter draped for Joe Malaspina reflecting his long Grange service and local county influence.
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Ammehsa
Hubert Marty
Hickory Tree Grange
Marjorie Dull
Russell Slumska
Larry Shinsky
William Ruth
Fred Herrmann
Richard Gerber
Joe Malaspina
Dorothy Kolbe
Youth Week Observances At St. Peter's Church
Nabori leads choir rehearsal for a ten member group as Youth Week begins next Sunday. The minister plans to mobilize young people for the morning service while the youth themselves will handle the evening service. Installation services for Rev. Wenner were held last night with Rev. R. A. Mensendick presiding and a reception for the minister and family followed. The Youth Fellowship will participate in next week’s service. The Congregational dinner meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. call for attendance. A farewell party for the Willing Workers circle is planned for 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the church. The young people hosted Sullivan youths last night after Rev. F. E. Eastman presented Parables of the North Land. St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Holy Communion is set for February 3. Sunday school teachers meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and the adult discussion group meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Lutheran Women's Missionary League meets Thursday at 8 p.m. All women invited. Confirmation class meets Tue and Thu after school and Saturday morning. Foursquare Gospel Hour of Power Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Prayer services Friday and Saturday, plus nightly Hour of Comfort at 10 p.m. Methodist
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Nabori
St. Peter's
Wenner
R. A. Mensendick
William Barris
W. T. "Rogers
Sullivan
F. E. Eastman
North Land
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Federal Income Spending Trends Table From Historical Years
A table traces federal income and expenditures by year from 1917 through 1953 with notes on estimates and a line about a 1953 tax increase proposed by Truman. The piece also advertises a local church dinner with Rev. H Eiko, and a weather note about New England hurricane and tornado history from 88-year-old Sarah O Connell in East Hampton Connecticut.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Men's Brotherhood
H & Eiko
Alliance Chapel
Elyria
Lenny
East Hampton
Conn
Sarah O'Connell
New
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Carlson
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Office of Alien Property Custodian
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Small Business Committee
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Kipton
Camden T.A
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Entertains Society
Hooker
Stanley Brumby
Wakeman
Joseph Groop
Fred Brumby
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Baptist Bible Institute
Cleveland
Grace Miller
Ruth Hooker
Wake
Dowagiac
Mich
John LuCoates
Dorothy Thurman
Amherst
June E. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Maiice
Brikhardt
Briichardt
Theresa Arndt
Pomona
Penfield
Grange Hall
Mary Joseph
Mata Yembke
Eaton
Henrietta Grange
Amherst Garden Club
George Menz
M. J. Brandon
Fred Deiner
SS. Joseph's
Medallion Klub
Ted Waek
Herbert l Fuhrman
George Fuhrman
Catholic Charities Drive
William Bodmann Jr
Val Busser
John Conry
Ed Delfing
Joseph Dombroski
Elizabeth Ann Duskey
James Egan
John Ewart
Farrell Pinnegan
Thomas Finnegan
John Franklin
Herbert Fuhrman
William Goodwin
Charles Gray
Henry Hammill
Joseph Logan
Patrick Malloy
Peter Muniga
Richard Feterman
James Pfeiffer
George Roling
Elmer Rosenbusch
John Ruth
William ‘Thompson
Allen Ueblein
Walter Wagner
Clarence Weaver
James, Paul
William Wenzel
Theodore Waek
Clayton Young
First Evangelical United Brethren
Conrad Adler
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Park Avenue
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Lorain County Bank
Mather Air Force Base
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