Dominican Revolt Leaders Freed on Bail in Havana
In Havana on October 6, twenty six alleged chiefs of a 1097 man expeditionary force to depose Dominican Republic president Rafael Trujillo were released on $5000 bail each. Special Magistrate Pvelia Table of the Supreme tribunal accepted security company bonds, while Judge Pablo noted charges of jeopardizing state peace and enlisting without Cuban authorization. The group, mostly Dominicans and Cubans, included eight generals and previously released members. among those freed earlier were Hollis Smith of Palisades Park New Jersey and Rupert F Waddell and Thomas Sawyer of New York City.
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Havana
Rafeel Prujillo
Dominican Republic
Pvelia
Supreme Tribunal
Whith
Aeting
Pablo
Wce
United States
Hollis Smith
Palisades Park
N. J
Rupert F. Waddel
Thomas Sawyer
New York City
Man Makes Good With His Friends In City Fight
A fragmentary note records a man aligning with companions in a local clash. Names and places are unclear, but the event centers on group action and a consequential outcome at a public center. Cleanup suggests a minor civic disturbance with social ties shaping the incident.
George A Michaels dies after short illness
George A Michaels 67 of 225 Summerfield avenue former vice president of Bridgeport local 252 Typographical union died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital after a short illness. Services Wednesday at 8:30 am at George W. Pistey funeral home 331 Barnum avenue and 9 o clock in St Johns Nep church with a requiem high Mass burial in St Michaels cemetery Survived by wife Mary Michaels a son Lawrence E Michaels a daughter Mrs Jane Rascoe two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren
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George A. Michaels
Mthalcik
Summerfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Typographical Union
George W. Pistey
Barnum Avenue
St. John's 'Nep
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Michaels
Post Publishing Company
Timea-Star
Wilson H. Lee Company
Orange
Local 48
New Haven
Mary Michaels
Lawrence BE
Jane Rascoe
Harmon, N
Stephen Mibalcik
Trenton
Howard Michaels
St. Albana
L. I
Mary
Hoover slams glamorizing of crime in Hollywood era
FBI director John Edgar Hoover joined Governor Warren and Senator Downey in Washington to discuss a new underworld in entertainment. He cited Bugsy Siegel as a symbol of sin and corruption, noting his ties to Costello Moretti Adonis and other mob figures, and warned of glamor in respectable circles. He referenced Hollywood Nite Line editor Tarantino and Sinatra's past, highlighting criminal links and public pressure against youth leaders.
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New York
John Edgar Hoover
FBI
Warren
Senator Downey
California
Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington
Bugsy Siegel
Beliza
Russia
Cantor
Jimmy Durante
Siepels
Stezel
Astor
Hollywood Grammer
Dorothy di Frasso
Siegel
Italy
Dorothy
Haute Monde
Bon Ton
Hollywood
John Edgar
Untouchables
Frank Costello
Willie Moretti
Joe Adonis
Ther
Arizona
Leavenworth
Troover
Jimmy Tarantino
Tarantino
Jacobs’ Beach
Madison Square Garden
Newark
Frank Sinatra
Underworld Probes Tangle With Las Vegas Gangster Scene
The report notes investigations into underworld activity linked to the amusement business and mentions Governor Warren and cooperation with the FBI, narcotics bureau, and police. It cites Sinatra denying financing Tarantino and highlights a Tarantino essay on a Las Vegas gangster trap. It references Siegel as a celebrated yet controversial figure and notes wartime aluminum production increases.
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Warren
FBI
Bureau of Narcotics
Pollee
Evans
Sinatra
Tarantino
the Flamingo
Las Vegas
Benjamin Siegel
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Furniture Bridgeport 3
CONM
Benlee Furniture CO
State ST
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
Underworld
George Evans
Rondhouse Roonett
New Jersey
World Friends
Tuarantino
Fred Howser
Los Angeles County
Howser
Citizens’ Committee
J Edgar Hoover
USS
Main and Fairfield
Smith-Murray’s
Red Cross
Hmiss America
Minnie Mouse
Donald Duck
Clown
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