Senators Halt Hearings In Public In Crime Probe
Washington AP The Senate crime investigating committee halted public hearings to seek a compromise on extending the probe beyond March 31. Kefauver and Tobey clashed over timing while ONeill and O'Brien faced bond and closed-door questioning in a dispute over extending and framing recommendations.
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Washington
API
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Underworld
Limal
Help
Bond
Paneer
Tobey
R-Ne
Tokay
Kefauver
Obey
Senate
Heer
Whet
Nebraska
Taft
Ohi
Federal Crime Commission
Unis Police
Senate Investigating Commission
Hefauver
James Brink
Dieland
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Brink
O'Catlor
May
Wasiam G. O'Brien
Chicago
Obrien
O'Coonor
the & Gammilteeth
O'Brien
Elsinmian
Louis Roth
Cleveland
Nevada
Roth
Riight
Provost
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Rothkopf
Jacob
Greasy
Cleveland Syndicate
Lookout Club
Kentucky Club
Beverly Hills Country Club
Ihry
Clus
Ther
Yorkshire
Chile
Caner
Itncome
Jury Indicts Ohioans On Contempt Charges
A federal grand jury indicted three Ohio men for contempt after they refused to answer questions before a Senate committee in January. Joseph DiCarlo of Youngstown, Louis Lievalt of Cleveland, and others face up to $100 fine and a year in prison if convicted. Warrants and bonds were set, with U.S. Marshals to arrest.
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Bien C. Miller
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Peté Licaynn
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Cicero
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AM Three
Senate
Cleveland Nearing
U. S. Marshall
Toler W. Wein
Un-Cultured Police Abuse Utah Artist
A garbled report notes Utah motorists and car plates with color discrepancies. Police confiscated a set of plates described as black and white rather than green and white, with attempts to repaint. The fragmentary text mentions Utah plate numbers and authorities handling the issue.
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Utah
Gambler Carrell Faces 26 Counts of Tax Evasion
26 counts accuse gambler Carroll of failing to report 600 plus payments totaling 525,588.15 in 1948 and 1949. Indicted under a rarely enforced Internal Revenue Code section, the case cites required reporting of payments over 600 and annual listing to the Processing Division in Kansas City. Potential penalties include up to one year in jail and a 100 dollar fine per count, with possible 26 year sentence and 325000 fine if imposed.
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Kansas City
Carrel
Internal Revenue Code
Internal Revenue Department
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Carroll
Betto
Carrell
Secon
Mt Pleasant Bank Robbery Reported in Town Chase
Mt Pleasant bank robbed by two youths wearing coveralls and caps. They entered Peoples Bank, tied a bank employee and a customer, and escaped in a 1948 green Plymouth. Patrol reports a car abandoned on Rawland-Conne Road nearby.
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Thy Peoples Bank
Baker
I Rawland-Conne Fund
Ile Rd
Woman Kills Grandson Then Shoots Self in Cottage
A grandmother lured five year old Alexander into her cottage to “show him something,” fatally shooting him several times and then wounding herself. Officer found the boy face down with bullet wounds. Mrs. Sarah Long, 48, lay wounded nearby. Police withheld the exact fontenns or notes of the incident.
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Patho
Alexander
Sarah Long
Long
Taft Backs Joint Measure on Troops to Europe Action
Washington Senator Taft endorses combining Senate and House resolutions on moving troops to Europe into a single measure. Bricker and Condon back the idea while Connally predicts defeat. A vote is slated for next Monday as Eisenhower leads the North Atlantic defense plan.
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Taft
Europe
Washington
Jpi
Yait Totay
Senate
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Bricker
Tate
Narse
North Atlantic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Condon
Marshall Warns Over Draft as World Tensions Rise
Secretary of Defense Marshall warns Congress may alter the pending draft and universal military training bill. He says world tension is higher than last fall in Korea and urges an expanded training program. He notes two federalized National Guard divisions may rotate into Japan later this week and discusses draft quotas and public protest prospects.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
Korea
California
TIO Defense Department
Senate
National Guard
Penta Son
Isaid
Defense Depscr Lment
Twag Gelling
Aleutians Considered For New Atomic Tests In 1940s Era
Reported notes indicate the United States eyeing possible atomic weapons tests in the Aleutian island chain. Sources quote Atomic Energy Commission chief Gordon Dean hinting at tests at new locations previously unused, with Arctic tests also referenced. Military and logistical factors are cited, including sea transport and equipment needs for such operations.
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Washington
Cimtada
Aleutian Islands
Gvereil
Congress urged to revive WWII food subsidies plan
The CIO asks Congress to revive World War II style federal food subsidies to cap retail prices. The union outlines an inflation program urging subsidies and support to producers and processors, aiming for government controls on food prices and farm relief.
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CIO
Congress
Laber
House Economic Committee
Senate
Teyall
Assurt
Iexi
Adm Martin assumes Seventh Fleet command in Japan
Vice Admiral Harald M. Martin took over command of the U S Seventh Fleet aboard the battleship Missouri at Yokosuka Naval Base. He said he has enough warships to carry on the fight in Korea and to protect Formosa. Admiral Arthur D Stradigny was relieved as Struble succeeds Martin in his previous Pacific coast post.
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Harald
Beauty
Mar
U. S
Korea
Formosa
Martin
Arthur D. Stradigy
Missouri
Yokosuka Naval Base
Struble
Martir
S.elect
Pacific Coast
Washington Awaits Auriol Visit Amid Ceremonial Stir
Washington readies for a five day visit by France’s President Auriol with a grand parade and state events. Officials plan a welcome at Union Station and a joint reception in the capital, while streets prepare for crowds and two nations celebrate diplomacy in a tense era.
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Wasiington
Union Stelion
Ivania
Union Staent Truman
Auriol
France
Youth Pays To Enlist in Navy
A 20-year-old man paid over 200 to join the Navy after passing tests but was rejected for varicose veins. He then worked as a carpenter, saved for an operation costing more than 200, and later was accepted for naval training. He awaits next steps in boat training with plans to pursue service.
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Cosh, Robert
Penington
Navy
Incingati
Periington
Amer
Slecwanics
TV Senate Hearing Sparks Debate Over TV Show Influence
Washington report notes a Senate session influenced by a TV program as lawmakers discuss media oversight. Senator Wiley Wishag proposed a broadcast measure, while Chairman Hayden signals likely further inquiry into related files. Taft and Hien join discussions as lawmakers seek public input to advance committee hearings.
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Vet- Farmidkers
Voday Wainst Televisine
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Seneir Wiley Wishag
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Hayden
W-Aisz
Taft
Potee
Tiltie
France and U S agree on military depot near Chat
An accord with France establishes a U S military depot about 150 miles southwest of the base to supply materiel under the North Atlantic Defense Program. It covers 35 for repairs and provision of technical information on equipment.
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Aereal Colorati
Big Four Deputy Ministers Resume Agenda Talks
Paris reports that the four deputy foreign ministers from the United States Britain France and Russia resume talks today with no concrete progress. They aim to set an agenda for a proposed meeting of the foreign ministers to advance discussions on alliance and security issues.
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Britain
France
Russ
Ohio Court Dismisses Killer's Death Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a death-penalty appeal related to a convicted felon. Language is garbled but indicates ruling on a case involving a capital sentence and date references around April 1850.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Haneath
The Official Charges NPA Policy Unfair
The text alleges unfair policy by the Official NPA with claims of restricted permits and rushed operations. It references vendors, customers, and supply concerns tied to April operations and potential rubber wartime production impacts in Cleveland.
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NPA
Fis
APA
Newrby
Cleveland
Jenmpenies
Quake in New Zealand Report Yields No Ramage Mention
Patchy text notes a New Zealand quake with no Ramage reports and mentions stories about Casey Balls and a ship deal. It references Washington and RFC lending with unclear authority and fragments about ships and a debate on color.
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New Zealand
Casey Balls
Washington
Jinsep Fall
Rollbacks and raises loom from price control revisions
The government plans a new system of price control covering about 61 percent of groceries after weeks of work by the Office of Price Stabilization. Two retail orders and one wholesale order set the framework, with changes to be announced in coming weeks.
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Washington
Office of
Leie Leda
Yone Aise
Tse
Ieee
Artillery Pounds Red Border Units Amid Korean Front
On a rains swept central Korean front artillery blasted massed communist units to clear paths for advancing Allied infantry near the Red Korean border. South Korean troops, supported by naval fire, pressed north of Wangyang as U N forces seek to widen a counteroffensive. heavy fighting, rain, and scattered land gains marked the day as both sides maneuvered for strategic positions.
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Tokyo
Wangyang
Korea
Alli Munsan
Ing
Chaehon
Amer
Surprise Action Kills Rubber Railroad Bill
The Ohio Senate votes narrowly to end the Rubber Railroad bill amid surprise changes. Lawmakers scramble as committees push hearings on related measures and future rail policies, impacting state transportation funding and oversight.
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Rubber Railroad
Bill
Vice Consul Admits Bribes and Moral Charge
A State Department investigation has led to admissions of bribes by a vice consul and related moral charge. Officials say the inquiry traced illicit payments or attempted influence involving a Chinese intermediary and several foreign contacts. The case highlights potential graft within diplomatic circles and prompt further action by authorities.
Pendersast Machine Loses Chi in Election
A brief election item notes that the Pendersast machine failed to secure Chi in a local contest. Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dining content and online decoex but provides no clear names or places. The readable portion implies a defunct machine-related issue influencing early results.
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Pendersast
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