New York Tax Probe Expands With 66 Special Agents
Revenue Commissioner John Dunlap announced more than 66 special agents are investigating reports of heavy haulage and other irregularities in New York. He noted the inquiry covers the waterfront and large taxpaying communities, while refusing to comment on specific individuals linked to the NY investigation. Lon, Woolf, and other officials are mentioned in connection with leadership changes.
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Wasilington
John AB. Duniap
Heaver Ba
New York
Dap
Lohlt
EL Vovdra
Huality
Bron
Dunlap
Daniel Holich
Carroll Mealey
Yevemi¢ Dureau
Deikyy
Revenue Commis
Ph Nunan
Nwas
Second Worst US Air Crash Kills 56 In Elizabeth New Jersey
Authorities open a five way inquiry into a Florida bound airliner crash near Newark airport that killed 56 aboard, including 48 adults, 4 children and 3 crew. Witnesses recall the fireball, damage to a nearby house and pumping station, as residents protest low flying planes over Newark.
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Batrd
Itn Bioml
Mabini Airline, Inc
Newark
Iusk
Albert C. Lycans
Mini
Kennethee Hund
Hand
Elizabeth
Famed Lowell Scientist Lampland Dies at 78
Dr Carl Otte Lampland of Lowell Observatory died Friday at Flagstaff hospital after a brief illness. He was 78 and had been with the Lowell Observatory for 48 years. Funeral services were held at the Puderated church with Rev L L Patterson and Rev Fs Garrison officiating. Lampland was born in 1878 in Dodge County Minnesota. He received degrees from Valparaiso University and Indiana University and earned LL D in 1930. He contributed to eclipse expeditions and planetary photography and was awarded the Victoria Prize medal for pioneering work.
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O. Lampland
Lowell Observatory
America
Flagstaff Hospital
Lampland
Yim
Dhin
L. L. Patterson
Carl Otte Lampland
Dodge County
Minn
Glu Helieckton
Beret Lampland
Valparaiso
Inn
Indiana Univerity
Yer Hasil Darby
Bloomfiel, Inn
Percival Lowell
Yal Phoble Society of Great Britain
Sue
Tol
Barkley optimistic on Korea ceasefire by Dec 27
Vice President Barkley told reporters at the White House he is hopeful a Korea ceasefire can be arranged by December 27 after briefing President Truman on the latest front line report. He said there is a notable optimism among United Nations negotiators and field leaders.
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Bertley
Washington
Barkley
Korea
Iowan
White House
United “Nations
Gs Tamer
Chamber Names New Directors
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce announced six new directors by mail ballot at its annual meeting held Friday at Hotel Monte Vista with over 160 attendees. New two year directors are Arnold Bledsoe John Babbitt Robert Nairn and Hugsell Sweitzer. one year directors are Nelo Rhoten and Lee Hutchison. Carry over are Paul Pertuié and Dr BG Slipher.
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Dew
Flagstaff
DAY Neutral In Slot Fight
A fractured report details the Disabled American Veterans dispute over slot machines for private clubs. The Tawrey Sedilo chapter and state leaders clash as the executive committee allows each chapter to decide locally, while Phoenix raises objections.
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Flagstaff
Tawrey-Sedilo
Disabled American Veterans
Sharman -Thelje
Aaid Tonlay
Fortier
Das
Phoenix
Focal
Phelpa Anich
Inaannich Ax the
Man Overturns Car Near Prescott Canyon Road
B Lane, 23, of Flagstaff, reportedly overturned his car after an unidentified passenger caused a minor injury incident. The car plunged down an 85 foot embankment three miles north of the mayoral road bend on Bink Canyon.
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Prescott
B. Lane
U.A9
Pine Shen
Bink Canyon
Heroic Brakeman Dies Trying To Stop Train
John Chapman, 45, died attempting to halt a derailing freight near Nilansh Michigan. Fireman Jemea Bennet was killed and two crewmen injured as the line crash occurred while climbing hills between Lake Superior cities. The locomotive derailed and plowed along the track. rescue efforts followed but Chapman succumbed to his injuries.
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Nzansh
Mich
Genth
John Chapman
Michigan
Chapman
Lake Superior
Jemea B. Bennet
Marquette
Gov Pyie Outlines Seven Point Legislative Program
Phoenix Gov Howard Pyie released a seven point program for the coming session as primary responsibilities. He urged revisions to the education department, public employee pay, groundwater legislation, and hospital operations for the insane. He also called for stronger narcotics penalties, an enhanced industrial health and safety code, and adequate financing to improve the state hospital.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyie
State Department of Eduction
National’ Guard
Hey
Phoenix youth wins Rhodes Scholarship for Oxford study
Pasadena report says 21 year old Phoenix undergraduate student at Harvard won a Rhodes Scholarship. Neil Stetser will receive 82800 in cash and two years at Oxford University in England. He is one of 32 students selected nationwide.
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Pasadena
Phoenix
Harvard
Rhodes
Neil Stetser
Eelvollay
Oxford University
Hogland
Murphy Assigned Cleanup Role by Truman
Federal Judge Thomas T. Murphy, long linked to investigations, is expected to take a job cleaning up the federal government at the President's direction. The plan aims to root out wrongdoers and protect honest office holders under a new commission. No official announcement has been made.
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New York
Thoms T. Murphy
Truman
Kite House
Washington
Sturphy
Seven More Deaths Raise State Traffic Toll for Year
Arizona’s two day toll climbs to seven deaths bringing 1961 total to 381. Victims include Minnie Remetta Kepler, 44, of White Mountain Hospital. Malvin Harris, 35, Coolidge. Matie Anaya Samaniego, 31, Senerton. George E. Dawson, 61, Phoenix. and others from Phoenix and Eloy. Road crashes plus a two car collision near Davis Monthan and a rollover near Eloy are noted with injuries.
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Cely
Arizona
Kansas City
Kan
White Mountain Hospital
Springergill
Minnie Remetta Kepler
Malvin Tarris
Coolidge
Matie Anaya
Samaniego
Senerton
Anil
E. Dawson
Phoenix
Butler
Davin Monthan
Fatrada
Eloy
Page
Bids invited for construction of low rent units
The Housing Authority of Tiagstaff invites bids for 47 low rent housing units on city south side. Bids open January 22, 1952. Plans and specs available for 25 dollar deposit refundable after review. Authority may reject all bids and bids cannot be withdrawn for 30 days. Projects funded by bonds repaid from contracts.
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Tiagstaff
Coconino National Forest
Denopay Les | Glavk Homes
Rheaivert
Rontads
Steel Wage Talks Near Showdown Point
Pittsburgh AP reports looming wage talks crisis as the Steel Workers union brings in its executive board and wage policy committee to shape a possible nationwide bargaining stance. Washington officials prepare to intervene to resolve wage and price issues to speed a new contract before January 1.
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Pittsburgh
TISW
Washington
Abe
Heneine
Loyalty Check Set in Federal Employees
A damaged OCR passage describes a loyalty review process for federal workers. It notes a veteran diplomat John Servier who was repeatedly cleared under prior procedures, but who was terminated by the state department after an adverse finding by a review board last week.
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Wastinuiuddary
Board Tertay
Pew
Yale
John Servier
Department
Review Board
General Eisenhower and Democratic nomination talk
A World Report article claims Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower told associates he could deliver the Democratic or Republican nominations. The piece notes no named sources but cites first-hand accounts from officials aware of conversations before and after Eisenhower’s visit to the United States in the month following, with Truman reportedly uninvolved.
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Wasitiington
World
Reyort
Dwight
Hisenhower
Dent
Truman
Dutix
Saya
United States
1950 Yule Card In Time For 1951
Sacramento AP reports a Christmas card mailed in time for the 1861 session, signed by Mrs Edward Day and Sue Stevins. Mrs Day, who changed addresses, noted the date on the card reflecting the year. The card arrived after a year and two days delay.
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Sacramento
Edward Day
Sue Stevins
John
No Progress On Armistice In Korea Talks
AP report from Nunsan Korea notes negotiators failed to advance prisoner exchange and ceasefire terms. A U N H spokesperson warned the ceasefire line may expire in 10 days with no request for extension from either side. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckels stated no extension was sought beyond December 27 and called the offer a nominal gesture.
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Nunsan
Korea
United Na
William P. Nuckels
Cold Wave Grips Nation From North to South
The Associated Press reports extreme cold across the country with sub zero readings from the Rockies to New England. Temperatures reached 20 degrees below zero in Houston and fell to six above in the North Carolina mountains, with some southern states seeing temperatures around 25 degrees.
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Lenak
Iast
Uir
Houston
Rocky
New England
Appalachian Mountains
North Carolina Mountains
South Carolina
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