Word: colemans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...force before being sacked last year. Dunbar was also, it seemed, a member of the Independent True Whig Party, which lost out to Tubman's True Whig Party in the elections last month. Police rounded up 28 opposition-party stalwarts and set out to find David Coleman, their national chairman. At Coleman's rubber farm 30 miles from Monrovia, the posse was greeted with a volley of machine-gun fire. Two of the expedition were killed, four others wounded. The cops set fire to Coleman's house as its defenders disappeared among the rubber trees. There...
Monte Lemann '03, William C. Coleman '05, and Morgan D. Wheelock '31 were elected vice-presidents. Howard S. Warren '32 will remain as treasurer, and Peter E. Pratt '40 as secretary...
...Lemann, Coleman, and Warren are also graduates of the Law School. Coleman is Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court, District of Maryland...
...Pays What? But even in this mirage of the millennium a serpent slinks. There is discontent-of a kind most interesting to moralists-about the income tax. Internal Revenue Commissioner T. Coleman Andrews, a thoughtful man, has put it well. Asked if people really objected to paying taxes, he said that they did not, so long as they thought they were treated fairly in relation to other taxpayers...
Treasury officials, looking ahead, suspect that the day will come when a large part of the personal income tax will be replaced by transaction or value-added taxes. Coleman Andrews worries over the enormous machinery required for fair, efficient enforcement of the present law. He notes that 12 million taxpayers last year (and probably 15 million this year) sought help from his office in filling out their forms. Andrews says: "There is something wrong with any law that causes that many people to quit their jobs and spend a day trying to find out how to comply." Something is also...