Crime figures link mobsters to jelly business schemes
The Kefauver committee details Looten Lubben and associates using Tavern Fruit Juice and jelly operations to control sugar quotas and cash profits. It traces payoffs to farmers, underworld ties with Frank Livorsi and William Giglio, and a pattern of honest fronts used to mask crime and evade taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubben
New York
Batsum Company
OPA
William Giglia
Frank Liorsi
Comet
Hershey
Exconvict
Eatsum
Livorsi
Frank Costello
Willie Moretti
Diversi
William Giglio
Tavern Fruit Juice
Giglio and
Luben
Giglio
Giglio & Co
Brer Rabbit
Bronx
Giglio Group
Tobey
Tavern Fruit Juice Co
Halley
Internal Revenue Bureau
Crimesters
Chicago
Joe Fusco
Chicago Crime Commission
Miami
Newark
Abner
Longie) Swillman
William O’dwyer
Brooklyn
Pubc
Moses and Gods Work Lesson for November Fourth
A sermon-style piece argues that God works through assistants in human history. It compares Moses to later opposites and highlights figures like Paul Livingstone Wilberforce Lincoln Calvin and Jeremiah as examples of divine purpose working through imperfect people. The piece concludes with a note from Edenton National teens of the Churches of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Egypt
Abraham
Moses
Beyond
Jesus
Paul
Africa
David Livingstone
Wilberforce
Great Britain
Lincoln
America
Jeremiah
John Calvin
Geneva
Edenton
Churches of Christ of the United States of America
Wnyu Features
Lawrence Cleared. Pittsburgh Mayor Not Party to Street Lighting Case
A Philadelphia grand jury cleared Pittsburgh Mayor David H. Lawrence of misdemeanor office in a $3.5 million street lighting probe. Four other city officials and three top executives of a New York maintenance firm were indicted on charges including bribery and conspiracy for alleged swindling of the city via contracts with the Broadway Maintenance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David H. Lawrence
National Democratic
New York
Broadway Maintenance Corporation
Embroidery Transfer Offer for Multi-Color Fawns Pattern
A pattern transfer sale offers the Multi-Color Fawns Pattern No. 373 with turquoise and soft brown color transfers. Send 25 cents for the transfer and laundering instructions to Joan Stuart, Box 124, WW Square Station, New York, including your name, address, and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stuart
Ww Square Station
New York
None of these lines form a proper newspaper headline
Fragmented, unclear OCR style text presents a quirky, boastful monologue about wealth immortality and a riddle about a white hen that lays brown eggs. The piece mixes boastful claims with odd questions and seeks a dramatic resolution or answer.
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Crime In America
Estes Kefauver
United States
Black Market
CPA
Frank Livorsi
John Ormonte
Rudolph Halley
Kansas City
Cor
Doubleday, Inc
General Features Corp
WNU
Dr. Foreman
Lawrence
Buble
Deuteron
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Ill
Old Chelsea Station
N. Y
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
PORK
van Camp
Dea
Jons
Prince Albert
JF. Baynolds Tobscos Company
Winston-Salem, H
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