Gasoline Tax Evasion Discussed At Roundtable
Delegates at a Montana conference on motor fuel taxation discussed thefts at refineries and non taxable fuels for tractors. John Hildt and Eliot Evans outlined legal actions, while Gov. Ford urged full funding value and modernization. officials warned of organized pilferage, stressing industry cooperation to curb losses.
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Denver
Colorado State Taxation Bureau
Eliot H. Evans
Chicano
Central
Montana
Sam ©. Ford
Tie
Billings
Martinek
Central States Committee
Wichited B. A. Brokaw
St. Paul
Petroleum Division
Minnesota Department of Taxation
L. M. Woodward
Derry Oil Company
Wichita
Kan
Brokaw
Woodward
Tls Lsteners
Middle West
Greal
Unt
Protests Over School Teachers Turned to Asylum Question
In New York and Ottawa reports, Soviet teachers in New York faced court actions as Mrs. Kosenkina, a Russian chemistry teacher, leapt from a Soviet consulate window after a writ was issued for her return. The State department declared she is outside Soviet control while in this country, amid ongoing debates over asylum and international law.
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Kina
and Mire
Mikhail Samatine
Truman
New York
United States
State Department
Ernest A. Gross
Samuel Dickstein
New York States Supreme Court
Dickstein
Jacob M. Lomakin
Kosenkina
Lomakin
Gross
York
Okssna Kosenkina
Hoosewelt Hospital
Henry Lague Rites Conducted In Anaconda
Funeral services for Henry Joseph Lagus a Prenchtown and Anaconda resident of 48 years were held Thursday. The ceremony began at Finnegan parlors and moved to St Peter church with a requiem high mass led by Rev Father Lawrence Biron assisted by Rev Fathers Emmett O Neill and St J Mackin. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery with Rev Father J B Flinat at the graveside. Active pallbearers included Frank LaForest Thomas Fisklin Gordon Sheehan John Harrington James McGeever and Thomas Cinits. Honorary pallbearers were Alex Jette William Cote Ray Olson Linyd Spangler Thomas Barty and Emilio Marcessi.
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Henry Joseph Lagus
Prenchtown
Finnegan
St. Peter Church
Lawrence Biron
Emmett O'Neill
St. J. Mackin
Mount Olivet
J. B. Flinat
Orltas
Frank LaForest
Thomas Fisklin
Gordon Sheehan
John Harrington
James, McGeever
Clamps Tighten Installment Credit Rules Across Purchases
Regulators plan to suspend licenses on some lenders and tighten installment contracts. The Federal Reserve contemplates amendments to bar unenforceable deals, with a $5.40 cap on new lines amid higher auto prices. Exemptions include medical, real estate, and charitable loans, while a 20 percent down payment applies to a broad list of appliances and household goods. Some items retain looser terms. others see stricter pay schedules, and public hearings may occur before any revival of controls. The policy shift follows a surge in consumer credit to a record $14.2 billion, spurring debate on inflation and credit expansion.
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Indian Hospital Status Explained in Montana
MissoULA Aug 15 Rep Mike Mansfield says a $3,750,000 federal appropriation would fund an Indian tuberculosis hospital wing at Galen. The state plans and Montanas use of half the funds hinge on architectural plans and willingness to proceed, with the remaining half likely for next year.
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Associated Press
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Dewey poised to discuss foreign policy and UN trusteeship
Dewey told an Italian-American group in Albans he favors placing Italy under United Nations trusteeship over former colonies. President Truman avoided comment, noting the question is under study by the U.S., Britain, Russia and France. Truman said no war secrets have left the country and touched on Palestine policy and an oil outlook for winter. He also announced daughter Meribeth would join a Detroit Labor Day trip while Mrs. Truman stays in Colorado.
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Hempton Roads
World food shortage noted by PAG in UN plan
The Associated Press reports PAG the UN food and agriculture body notes a widening hunger crisis remains with insufficient supplies. The article highlights that despite plans, the world's hungry may still struggle to access food.
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PAG
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
One Killed Two Hurt in Hollywood Gangland Gunplay
In Hollywood near Sunset Strip a gun attack in Mickey Cohen's office left one man dead and two injured. Victims Harry Rathman 46 and Harry Stryder 36 were wounded. James E. Rist 7 was hurt in the cheek while grappling with attackers who fled after firing two bullets. Cohen claimed they came to get him as associates Lord Davis 42 and Meyer were present.
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Cohen
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Teeth aid for braces and comfort say manufacturers
A reader notices an advertisement for a dental product claiming to improve teething comfort and maturity perception. The offer suggests using a non-arid powder in multiple plates to enhance taste, with claims of confident teething and relief, recommending purchase at drug stores.
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Anes
Roger
Four questioned in Cohen shooting case cleared after no evidence
Horowite suspects were booked on murder charges but eight hours later district attorney’s office found no supporting evidence and freed them. Subpoenas were issued to attend Cranes Inquest next Tuesday as detectives revealed little progress in identifying the gunmen who opened fire at Cohen's prund new.
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