Treasury Creates Fraud Unit to Target Tax Evasion
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder announced a new fraud section under the Internal Revenue Bureau to pursue major league criminals such as gamblers and racketeers who evade taxes. The push aims to streamline the war on organized crime without disrupting routine bureau work.
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Washington
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Edward H. Foley
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Ralph Capone
Samuel Beard
The
Revenue Service
California
Tobey
Two Motorists Injured In Traffic Mishaps
Two motorists sustained injuries in separate incidents. L D Cuson of Valley View, 28, was injured late yesterday when his car struck a guard rail at Spring Valley hill, suffering concussion a broken nose and possible finger fractures. Deputies booked him on a traffic charge after hospital treatment. James Hunter, 19, of Columbia Station, injured when his vehicle swerved to avoid a dog and ran into a ditch on Route 76 near Mills Road. In a third collision, Carl Good of Wellington and Robert Hine of 500 West Third Street damaged cars on Huron Street as one neared a gas station.
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L. D. Cuson
Valley View
Spring Valley Hill
Cuson
James Howard
George Kosco
Cason
James Hunter
Columbia Station
Route 76
Mills Road
Sheriff's Department
Carl Good
Wellington
Robert Hine
West Third Street
Huron Street
As Good
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Mild With Winds
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with a high near 55. Tonight cloudy and windy with occasional rain. Wednesday remains mild with showers. Low around 45. Five day outlook calls for above normal temperatures, mild midweek, cooler Thursday and Friday, and rain again midweek and late period.
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Ohio
County Auditor Speaks on Lorain County Real Estate Reappraisal
Lorain County auditor Frank Ayres addressed the Elyria Real Estate Board at their noon Elks Club luncheon. He outlined proposed property reappraisal details, explained real estate taxes, and answered questions while distributing copies of Lorain County tax rates.
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Elyria Real Estate Board
The
Elks Club
Lorain County
Frank Ayres
Elyria
City of
Lorain
Ayres
Belmont County
Yanks Start Mop Up In Seoul Area
American and South Korean forces advance on the Korean front with U S troops pushing north of Seoul and South Korean units driving into North Korea along the east coast. The 8th Army reports heavy enemy traffic and several Chinese units engaged in rear guard actions near Uijongbu as warplanes conduct air sorties to blunt Red efforts.
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Seoul
North Korea
Uijongbu
U. S. 8Th Army
Western Front
Pyongyang
Tthe 77Th Division
26Th Army Corps
77Th
Kampo
Changjin
Siberian
Moves In Progress To Clear Up Friction With MacArthur
Washington and General Douglas MacArthur are said to be narrowing differences through behind the scenes talks. A draft UN Korea policy aims to define war aims, with 13 allied nations reviewing it and the joint chiefs coordinating between Washington and MacArthur.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Pentagon
State Department
United States
Korea
War Bride Ellen Knauff Plans Appeal After US Entry Ban
Ellen Knauff, German-born war bride and former US employee accused of spying for Czechoslovakia, plans an appeal after a special board ruled her entry would be prejudicial to national security. She arrived on parole to her attorney Alfred Feingold to draft the appeal. The board’s finding followed testimony from three witnesses alleging she acted as a Czech spy in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1947 and early 1948.
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Francis E. Walter
U. S
Ellen Knauff
The
Immigration Service
Knauff
Washington
Czechoslovakia
United States
New York
Alfred Feingold
Special Immigration and Naturaliation Service Board of Inquiry
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Frankfort
Germany
State Acts To Acquire Land For Route 20 Project
Three land appropriation suits were filed in common pleas court today by the state highway director to acquire land for Route 20 improvements in Camden township as a limited access highway. Property owners named include William H Bell Harold Worcester and Mary Larkman with stated compensation and damages. A jury will fix damages if no settlement is reached.
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Common Pleas Court
State Highway Director
Camden Township
William H. Bell
Harold Worcester
Mary Larkman Et al
Road Damage Studied by County and State Officials
A tour of county and state roads by County Commissioners J Norman Thompson Oscar G Dunn County Engineer Donald E Patterson and State Road Maintenance Supt Parker Baird assessed needed repairs for the county's main highways. The state highway department prioritizes road repair in 1951 and the county mirrors that emphasis, prompting a rethinking of proposed new construction this year. Patterson noted winter damage and high costs may force a sharp cutback in new construction.
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J. Norman Thompson
Oscar G. Dunn
Donald E. Patterson
Parker Baird
State Highway Department
Patterson
Ebright Named Cleveland Bank Vice-President
Don H. Ebright, former Republican gubernatorial candidate, is named vice-president of Union Bank of Commerce in Cleveland. He retired in January after 12 years as Ohio state treasurer and will move to Cleveland with his family. he is 48 and a Columbus native.
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Columbus
Don H. Ebright
Union Bank of Commerce
Cleveland
John K. Thompson
Ebright
Lorain Man Bound Over To Grand Jury
Carman Powell a 27 year old Lorain man was bound to the grand jury by Justice James Horn on a charge of cutting to wound stemming from a fight at Maple Inn with Lennie Vincent of Broadway and 36th Street Lorain. Powell pleaded innocent and was held on a $500 bond.
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Carman Powell
Lorain
James Horn
Lennie Vincent
Broadway
36Th Street
Powell
Illegal Operation Suit Filed Over Lima State Hospital
Franklin county common pleas court hears an $850,000 damages suit by inmate Henry F. Humphries alleging an illegal operation at Lima State Hospital performed by Dr. Lowe O. Dillon. The petition names Dillon as the defendant and seeks redress for the alleged wrongdoing.
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Columbus
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Lima State Hospital
Henry F. Hum.Phries
Lowe O. Dillon
Dillon
Farm Woodlots Highlighted At Brighton Forestry Field Day
More than a hundred farmers from Lorain Erie and Huron counties attended a Brighton Township Farm Forestry Field Day at the John Burge farm near Brighton Center. Demonstrations by the Lorain Soil Conservation District covered windbreak planting multiflora rose living hedge hardwood seedling planting and new power tools.
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Ohio
Brighton Township
Lorain
Erie
Huron
John Burge
Route 18
Brighton Center
Lorain Soil Conservation District
Burge
James Ball
Asia
Richard Keep
Ohio Fuel Gas seeks 61 miles of new pipeline
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus asks the Federal Power Commission for authority to build about 61 miles of natural gas pipeline in northern and southwestern Ohio at an estimated cost of 2.69 million dollars. The project targets the Sandusky Elyria and Dayton markets and would retire about 37 miles of existing line.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Federal Power Commission
Ohio
Sandusky
Elyria
Dayton
Erie County
Lorain County
Warren
Montgomery
Madison County
Ohio Fuel
Fulbright Blasts Officials Over Condoned Scandals
Senator J William Fulbright warned that responsible government officials show moral blindness or callousness by condoning corruption in government. He cited the RFC probe into favoritism and influence and urged a national ethics commission to study conduct in public life. The Senate subcommittee found ethical conduct issues without bribery charges.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D., Ark
RFC
Fulbright
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Truman
Acheson Urges 3 Point Program For Americas
Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged the American republics to act quickly on a three point plan to counter communism. The program calls for international inflation curb, coordinated hemisphere defense, and tightened internal security while protecting democratic institutions. U.S. resolutions circulated among Latin delegates promise technical aid to raise food production and living standards.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Acheson
la Pressa Net
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Hipolito Jesus Paz
United States
U. S
Local Officials Declare Bingo Illegal Outside Colts and Cities
Prosecutor Paul Mikus announced that all bingo games in Lorain County outside Elyria and Lorain are illegal based on Cleveland licensing rulings. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan said his department will halt such games outside city limits, with Elyria noting bingo’s illegality even for charity. Mayor Henry W. Ault echoed the stance, and prosecutors warned violators could face information filings in common pleas court.
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Lorain
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Cleveland
Carl R. Finegan
Elyria
Finegan
Lorain Coliseum
Common Pleas Court
Decision Near On Complaint Of Patrolman Cordrey
Civil Service Commission Chair man Joseph Otten said a decision is expected Thursday afternoon on Patrolman C. L. Cordrey s complaint about scoring in the recent police sergeant examination. A hearing was held in the commission office last night with members Otten Billings and Fey Cordrey his attorney Lucas Boyson and Solicitor Richard Baird present.
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Civil Service Commission
Joseph Otten
Commission
C. L. Cordrey
Cordrey
Otten
Frank Billings
M. F. Fey
Lucas Boyson
Richard Baird
Draft Quotas For April Cut In Half
Elyria area draft call reduced as state selective service chief Lt Col Chester W Goble halves the April 23 induction and April 24 physical exam quotas. A letter with details to follow, while notices to resisters go out. Local board had warned it could not meet the 31 class 1-A inductions and now plans a new call for about 37 men.
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Elyria
State Selective Service
Chester W. Goble
Mass Catherine McKee
Sewing for Spring You Can Sell Your Dont Wants
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad urges readers to buy sewing gear and supplies to make items for storage while selling unused goods via a quick inexpensive ad. Call 4752 or 4753 to have an ad-taker craft a result-getting notice.
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