Word: experts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that year, by the time he had taken his deductions, he reported only $66,981 as taxable. If this was wrong, it wasn't his fault, Marcelle said, because he had left everything to a tax "expert"-and had signed his return without checking it himself. And by sheer accident, he had filed his 1948 income tax return in his own office in Brooklyn instead of sending it along to Washington. There it lay unaudited for 2 years, until Treasury investigators dug it up and told him he had made mistakes in his own favor totaling...
Southeast Asia expert is William Ayers 8G, former Reuthers and Associated Press Correspondent in the China-Philippine area. Fred C. Thomas, Jr. '52 is Middle Eastern expert while Sapers and Council President Richard M. Sandler '52 are European advisors. Sapers and Sandler assisted in directing the second international student seminar at Seeshaput, Germany, last summer...
...stocky man with blond hair walked slowly around the deserted dirt race track, assessing its surface with an expert eye, calculating the bank of its curves. He made a mental note of every hole and soft spot, the oil slicks, the mud clods that could jar a hot rubber tire whirling along at more than 100 m.p.h. Melvin E. ("Tony") Bettenhausen, the year's hottest U.S. driver, and possibly the best since Ralph de Palma, 35 years ago, was planning how to drive a race...
Perkins, an expert on American foreign policy, is chairman of the History Department of the University of Rochester. He has been President of the Salzburg Seminar for more than a year, and will continue in that position. In 1945, Perkins served the government as an official historian at the San Francisco conference...
Most of Foley's spare time today is spent studying Vermont folklore and humor, on which he is an acknowledged expert...