Income question to appear in 1950 census drive
The 1950 census begins April 1 with 140000 census takers asking questions including a range on income. Refusal to answer can lead to fines or jail. false reporting carries penalties. disclosures to other agencies are forbidden. Some lawmakers criticized the income query, but officials say the question is authorized and useful for economic knowledge.
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FBI
Internal Revenue Bureau
Truman Administration
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Philip Hauser
Hauser
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Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
National Association of Motor Bus Operators
U.S. Savings & Loan League
Institute of Life Insurance
Santa Uses Phone to Persuade Tyler Boy on Castor Oil
In Tyler Texas a 5-year-old boy balked at castor oil. Santa Claus phoned the child and urged him to take the medicine. The boy, after the call, rushed to the bathroom and drank a half pint of castor oil. Parents hope he will be well by Christmas when Santa visits.
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Tyler
Tex
Santa Claus
Indians Get Assurances from Garvey and Hayden
More than 30 representatives from Arizona’s 14 tribes returned from reservations after talks with Gov. Garvey and Sen. Hayden on Indian problems. Hayden outlined steps for a federal relief bill, while Garvey pressed boarding schools to boost education and admitted inadequate facilities. The parties also noted physician shortages and agreed to include reservation reps in future law enforcement training.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Dan Garvey
Carl Hayden
Papago
Hayden
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of Interior
Garvey
United States
Judge May Throw Out Spy Case Over Wiretap Evidence
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan warned the espionage case against Judith Coplon and Valentin A. Gubitchev could be dismissed if it rests on illegally wiretapped telephone information. The defense argues all wiretap evidence is tainted and must be excluded, threatening dismissal if relied upon. Coplon, 28, and Gubitchev, 32, face charges of conspiring to obtain U.S. secrets for the Soviet Union.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Sylvester J. Ryan
FBI
Ryan
U.S. Supreme Court
Miss Coplon
The
Depart
Ment
Gubitchev
United Nations
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington, D. C
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FBI affidavits state no information was revealed after a defense demand. both suspects are free on bail pending further actions. The admission of wire tapping was made yesterday in response to government disclosure requests regarding use of the device.
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Gubitchev
FBI
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