Senators Clash Over Extending Public Crime Probe
Amid heated debate the Senate crime investigating committee weighs extending the probe. Kefauver seeks to close shop, while Tobey pushes for heart-to-heart compromise and longer inquiry. O’Brien faces contempt questions as Brink details ties to Kentucky gambling clubs. Extradition briefs delay Camarata case.
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Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Conti Committee
Bord Arid
Tobray
Tt Com
Senate
Whet
Nebraska
Taft
Obie
Kelauvec
Federal Crime Commission
Absa
Gort
Hey
Hefauver
James Brink
7C Land Syndicate
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Coner
G. Orien
Chicago
O'Brien
Obrien
O'Conor
Stave Coucilelione
Morris Kleinman
Louis Roth
Cleveland
Ada
Roth
Kleinman
Reikkaph
Jaco
Greasy Thumb
Guzik
Kefauver
Brink
Teshifsing
Hileinman
Rotikopf
Cleveland Syndicate
O'Conor Late Brink
Lookout Club
Kenucky Club
Beverly Hil Country Club
Hasid Brink
Ocener
Visi Brink
Indictment Agains Three Witnesses Over Contempt Charges
A federal grand jury indicted three Cleveland witnesses for contempt for refusing to answer questions before the Senate crime committee in January. Names include James Licevall of Cleveland and others linked to organized rackets. warrants issued and arrests pending. Maximum penalty cited as ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Cleveland
Immedia
Senate
D. C. Miller
James Licevall
Storther
Pete Licayoi
Treaty Gan
Jos
Youngstown
Buffalo
Supa
Cicero
Wees
U. S
John W. Wein
Un-Cultured Police Abuse Utah Artist
Unclear text describes police actions against a Utah artist. Mentions car license plates and color changes. Details are fragmentary and inconsistent with readable facts.
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Utah
Crtv
Litah
Howevar
Nolice Fourit
Mote
Contiscalen
Gambler Charged With Six Counts of Tax Evasion
James I Carroll of Bansa CIPY faces six tax evasion counts for failure to report payments totaling 52 683.15 made in 1948 and 1949. Prosecutions invoke obscure sections of the Internal Revenue Code requiring detailed listing of payments over 600 dollars and annual aggregation. Defendants include Carroll accused of failing to report, with additional charges tied to a grandmother’s killing of her grandson and a self inflicted shooting as a related case context.
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Bansas Cipy
James I. Carroll
Louis
Todey
Carroll
Internal Revenue Code
a@m. ployers
Macon
Alex
Sohaski
Carrel
Mt Pleasant Bank Robbed By Two Suspects In Coveralls
Two young men wearing coveralls and railroaders caps robbed the Peoples Bank at Mt Pleasant as it opened at 6 am and escaped with about 7000 dollars. State Highway Patrol said they fled in a light green Plymouth abandoned on River Road nearby.
Taft backs plan to merge Europe troops resolutions
Senator Taft endorsed combining two Senate measures authorizing four American divisions to join Britain and the Allied force in Europe into a single bill. He noted support could grow if current wording remains intact, as Congress weighs possible troop deployments ahead of House action.
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Washington
Senate
Warhouse Action
Yale
Senate Republican Polity Committee
Bricker
Condontore
Connally
Senate Foreign Religions
Woran
Liwa
Europe
North Atlantic
Derigh
D. T
Congress
House
Bricker J
Condon
Taft
Marshall Worried Over Draft and Training Bill
Secretary of Defense Marshall warned at a news conference that Congress may alter the pending draft and universal military training bill. He argued world tensions rival those of Korea and noted two National Guard divisions, the 40th California and 44th Oklahoma, would sail for duty soon. He pressed for a long run of sustained manpower and training plans to keep the United States militarily ready.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
Fel
Korea
Tapano
California
Oklahoma
HOS Defense Department
House
Senate
Marshal
Aleutians Seen as Possible Site for Atomic Tests
The Aleutian Islands frontier is cited as a probable test site for atomic devices. Officials led by Gordon Dean hint new tests may be conducted, citing favorable weather and existing control of the area. Authorities note no transfer of authority is needed and reference Arctic test considerations near Canada and northern approaches.
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Aleutian
Russia
Atomic. Energy Consmi
Gordon Dean
Nefiin
Arctic
Canada
Ling
Alaska
CiG Pushes Federal Subsidies for Food Prices
The CiG group urges Congress to revive federal subsidies to reduce retail food prices. A labor coalition backs the plan, seeking government payments to farmers, processors, and distributors to stabilize markets. Paris reports the Big Four discuss controls as foreign ministers meet.
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Fi Labor Organization
Senate House
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Washington Dither Over Visit by Auriol
Washington prepares for a five day state visit by Mme. Vincent Auriol of France. President Truman will greet the French leader and a parade and ceremonies are planned from Union Station through the capital.
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Washington
Auriol
Land
Mme
Viicent Auriol
France
Trunan
Auris
Washngton
Union Station
Gover
Youth Pays 820 To Enlist in Navy
Alton man Robа A Pennington, 20, faced medical disqualification after a vein condition. He saved for an operation, was initially rejected, then accepted for Navy reserve training at Great Lakes, preparing to report next week.
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Navy
Alton
Roba
A. Pennington More Thada
Soth
Pennington
Great Lakes
Senate TV im Senate Opposition and Legislative Impasse
Fragmented OCR text notes opposition within the Senate to a television related issue in Congress. It references a likely resolution and patience shortages with committees. The report suggests senators are talking to supporters rather than to each other, hindering progress toward an agreement.
France, United States Agree On Military Depot Location
Paris reports the US embassy announced a depot site about 159 miles south to store materiel for delivery to France under the North Atlantic Defense Program. The base will supply repairs and technical information and equipment under the program.
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Paris
U. S
Martin Assumes Seventh Fleet Command in Tokyo
Adm. Martin wins command of the U S Seventh Fleet aboard the battleship Missouri at Yokosuka Japan and says he has warships to carry the fight in Korea and to protect Fermess. Struble to take over previous command as first flag officer in Pacific coast waters.
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Tokyo
Haroin
Beauty
Martin
U. S
Korea
Vice Asia
Arthur
Yokosuka
Val Gare
Pacific Coast
Killer's Death Appeal Dismissed in Comrit Case
The appeal of Mayzell Eakins, a convicted killer, was dismissed. Eakins faced homicide charges stemming from a death at a noted venue on April 8, 2000. The ruling upholds a prior conviction and denies further appeal.
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Anneal
Comrit
Mayzell Eakins
Cinisti
Unclear Official Charges and Policy Critique
Fragmentary text shows undefined NPA charges and policy critique regarding production authority and taxation. Mentions a smoker, small province, NDA, a plant operation for a brief period in April, and references to reeducation during an Eastern period. Context and key entities are fragmented and not recoverable.
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Itional Producion Authority
Joery
Petrent
Debates Sparked Over Color TV Policy in Washington
Report notes discussions in Washington and other centers on a color television policy, with no damage reported. The fragmented text references New Zealand and debates on regulation, though specifics are unclear.
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New Zealand
Wis
Répia
Colar TV
Washington
Rollbacks and Raises Seen From Price Revisions
The Office of Price Stabilization completed two retail and one wholesale food orders after weeks of work. The plan aims to lower some prices and raise others, with rollbacks expected to outnumber increases. Prices of foods like meat, dairy, and produce could adjust as stores set new tags.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael ¥. DiSalle
Artillery Pounds Red Border Units on Korean Front
Allied artillery hammered Red Border units on the rain swept central Korean front to clear the way for advancing troops and deter a Red attack. Reports describe heavy fire and ground clash near the border as forces regroup and press toward strategic positions.
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TORYO
Artllers
Public of
Korea
North Korea
Seoul
Munsai
Sy Raing
Aly
Chir Yar
Fouibwa
Amere
Vice Consul Admits Bribes Moral Charge Revealed
A leak and alleged confession expose a vice consulate official's bribe dealings and a moral charge. State authorities say no city names or dates are confirmed. The case centers on a possible conspiracy tied to a government office and others may be implicated.
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der Nattmeny
Willams
Casey Balks On Ship Deal
A report shows Casey Balks on a ship deal tied to surplus ships. Names of fellow officers are requested and ministers discuss governance. The piece references government authority, Petitions and a figure linked to Pendergast era.
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Casey Balks
Parteyer
Wester Y
Senne
Hesmini
Geomet
Chara i Lansas Lin Efc Lending
Oeic Pendergast
Surprise Action Kills Rubber Railroad Bill
A fragmented report notes a surprise move by the Senate to kill the Rubber Railroad bill. The action halts a proposal tied to railroad regulation, with references to joint committees and budgeting implications unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Rubber Railroad
Bill
Slaughterers to Register Wish OPS Before April L
Fragmented OCR text mentions registration by an April deadline for slaughterers with unclear phrasing. No clear names, places, or events emerge to form a fuller, coherent summary.
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