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AUTHOR
New York
BROWN, VICTOR
FURMAN, ROBERT M.
KELLOGG, HOWARD L.
PAUL, HERBERT M.
TRAVER, FRANK L.
WEINSTEIN, EDWARD A.
San Diego
E'GOLF, MARVIN A.
EDITION
1965
1965
1965
Nov. '64
Feb.
Dec. '64
Dec. '64
1965
Jan.
Jan.
TITLE
Return on Investment as an Active
Management Tool
Cost of Retail Credit
Customer Credit Costs in Department
Stores
New York City Commercial Rent
and Occupancy Tax
Exempt Organizations and New York
City Taxes
Accounting and the SEC — Current
Developments on Proxy Rule
12a-3
New York State Personal Income
Taxes
Improving the Status of Direct
Costing for External Reporting
Accountants' Examinations and Reports
in Bankruptcy Proceedings
An Apartment House Owner Looks
at Pro. C The Transient
Occupancy Tax
PUBLICATION
Controller's Congress NRMA Book
Published by 28th Annual Boston Conference on
Distribution
Published by NRMA
New York Certified Public Accountant
New York Certified Public Accountant
New York State Certified Public Accountant
New York State Certified Public Accountant
NAA Readings in Direct Costing
published by Ronald Press
New York State Certified Public Accountant
Rental Owners' News
Applause
Atlanta — Bob Minnear is being sponsored by the NAA
as one of the five outstanding young men in Atlanta. The
contest is also sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Boston—Everett R. Howe received the 12th Annual
Robert Lubets Award which is given in recognition of
outstanding professional development and personal
growth to students training for careers in accounting. Mr.
Howe is a senior accounting major in the College of Business
Administration at Northeastern University and was
the recipient of the Sears B. Condit Award for academic
excellence in the University.
James Lynch has been named industry project coordinator
of a research program at the University of Massachusetts.
The subject is "Comparative Operational and
Merchandising Statistics for Discount Department
Stores."
Chicago — H. Justin Davidson and Donald Georgen
were co-chairmen for a seminar on Fundamentals of
Finance and Accounting for Non-financial Executives
sponsored by the American Management Association on
March 8-12.
Richard H. Gallagher was chairman of the Illinois
Society of CPAs — Career Opportunities Committee
when they discussed the Opportunities of, and the Future
Outlook of the Profession on January 12th.
H. Justin Davidson has just been appointed to the
Planning Committee of the American Institute. This
Committee is newly constituted to develop specific programs
that will implement the objectives and proposals of
the Long-Range Objectives Committee, which Robert
Trueblood has chaired for the past four years. The appointment
to this seven-man committee is for a three-year
term, and all members are less than 45 years of age.
The new Planning Committee will spend its first two
years in digesting the materials developed by the Long-
Range Objectives Commitee and the opinions of members
in all parts of the country. The final year of its term will
be spent in the development of specific recommendations
for action by the Institute, which in turn will be reviewed
by the Executive Committee and submitted to the Council
for approval.
Dallas — Alan Roberts acted as a moderator at one of
the luncheon seminars which were held as a part of the
1964 Texas CPA Tax Institute. These "working luncheons"
gave those participating in the Institute an opportunity
to discuss and ask questions about remarks made
by the morning speakers.
Dayton — Larry D. Ewald is an instructor at Wittenburg
University, where his subject is intermediate accounting.
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