Income Tax Liens Filed Against Binion and Wife
The Internal Revenue Service filed liens totaling 862532.37 against Las Vegas gambler Benny Binion and his wife Teddy Jane for unpaid taxes from 1946 to 1949. Notices of back taxes were issued in Las Vegas and target personal property in Nevada, with liens not extending to the Horseshoe Club.
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Reveenue Department
Las Vegas
Benny Binion
Dallas
Roland White
Nevada Internal Revenue District
Binion
Internal Revenue
Teddy Jane
Wise
Nevada
Clark County Recorder
Montana
Texas
Horseshoe Club
Pilot Grove
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The simple enduring idea of a contract in law
Historians note contracts as foundational tools enabling modern life from buying homes to marriages and business relations. The piece explains how contracts govern goods, services, property, and government dealings, while noting they need not be formal in every case yet still bind obligations and consequences. It ends with a historical aside: General Sherman’s troops seized over 10 000 horses and mules on the march from Atlanta to the sea.
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Sherman
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Classified Advertisements Summary
Want ads include a house for sale near Bethel for 150 dollars, business cards for Hannah Florist in Sherman and a watch repair ad from Orenduff Jewelry in Wright. Also notices requesting eggs cream and hides buyers and a card of thanks from the King family. Readers urged to mail news items to The Sun and sign for publication.
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Divorce Petition in Grayson County Texas 1953
Citation commands Hal B Gamble to answer Jean D Gamble in district court Sherman Grayson County Texas by January 26 1953 for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and appointment of a receiver to sell community property. Case No 59919 issued December 9 1952. Published in Whitewright Sun December 11 18 25 1952 and January 1 1953.
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Texas
Hal B. Gamble
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Jean D. Gamble
Ss. W. Earnest
Whitewright Sun
Color coding traffic markers proposed for DC highways
Traffic engineers in the District of Columbia plan color coded highway markers to indicate direction. Blue for north, green for east, red for south, and yellow for west. The system aims to reduce confusion in congested urban routes and may gain wider adoption.
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District of Columbia
Christian Science Monitor
Massachusetts
National Capital
George E. Keneipp
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