Federals Move to Jail Dio on Tax Evasion Charges
New York reports the federal government pursuing tax evasion charges against labor racketeer Johnny Dio and his bodyguard Teddy Ray. Dio, held at Tombs awaiting state sentence, faces potential state prison time on a separate labor racketeering conviction. The federal case, aiming to jail him despite past failures, follows a Senate committee appearance where both men invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Yesteray Loy
Jiahnnay Dio
Teddy Ray
Dio
Tombs City
Victor Riesel
Chicago
al Caponet
Frank Costello
Ray
Senate
Washington
Family of Four Die in Colorado Springs Murder Suicide
Police termed the deaths yesterday a triple murder and death by own action after a note stated the desire to go together. Magdalena Dandoy, four, apparently fired the shots killing her husband Sergeant Lee Dandoy and their two sons Danny and Eddie, then killed herself.
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Lee Dandoy
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Eddie
Weather notes mix of sun and clouds across cities
Pasadena mostly clear with early morning low clouds along the coast and a high near 90 on Friday. Southtlannt mostly sunny with low coast clouds and a chance of isolated thundershowers southeast. temperatures little changed.
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Boston
Chicaro
Cleverenda
Denver
Washington
Technicians Wife Free After Bopping The Boss
Luiz Los Angeles report says electronics expert Juan Scales testified at his wife’s preliminary hearing she was jailed on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after she struck Frank P. O'Brien, owner of the plant, while Scales claimed no knowledge of his job status. Mrs Scales said she acted because her husband worked 12 to 15 hours daily and she found him carpentry work at the plant. O'Brien forgave her and stated he could not afford to lose her husband.
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Los Angeles
Juan Scales
Azusa Duarte Settle Dump Site Dispute To Allow City Certification
Azusa and Duarte reach a settlement ending six lawsuits over dump sites and annexations. The agreement lets Duarte pursue city certification, preserves shared dumping rights, and requires Sanitation District No. 22 or another mutually agreed operator to run the Azusa site.
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Duarte
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Rev Hammond Rites Tomorrow In South Pasadena
Funeral services for the Rev George Hammond Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital chaplain who died Wednesday will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Forest Laws Memorial Park Glendale He was 64 and had ministered at the hospital for 12 years after a month long illness He lived with his wife Eleanor at 1625 Wayne Ave She is a teacher at Oneonia School Surviving are three sons Dr William Hammond of Boston George Hammond of Seattle and Charles Hammond of Princeton NJ and five daughters Mrs Margaret Jameson of Corona and Mary Hammond of South Pasadena
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Oneonia School
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Boston
George Hammond
Seattle
Charles Hammond
Princeton
Margaret Jameson
Corona
Mary Hammond
50 Year Cal Supply of Water Seen
Harrold W. Kennedy, Los Angeles county counsel, told the Water Resources Committee that California has enough water for 50 million people but urged a joint legislative interim committee on water rights to draft a constitutional amendment. He called for agreement on language by Sept. 15 and a special session to act on the amendment. Joseph Jensen of the Metropolitan Water District admitted earlier forecasts of 30 years of supply were mistaken and emphasized replenishing water from North to South regions. He urged the Legislature to ensure any North-South deficiency is addressed and pledged Southern California cooperation.
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Harrold W. Kennedy
Los Angeles
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Kennedy
Water Resources Committee
State Chamber of Commerce
Gow Goodwin J. Knight
Joseph Jensen
Metropolitan Water District
Southern
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Failure Feared for California Dams in Congress
Representative Harlan Hagen warned that passage of bills for the Success and terminus dams in California faces an almost impossible hurdle this late in the session. Funds are appropriated without formal authorization, risking delays until February. Engineers already have an acceptable bid for the Success Dam.
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Harlan Hagen
D. Cal
California
Hagen
Artemy
Spot for Steel Mill Birmingham Alabama
Spot for steel mill in Birmingham Alabama stands out as one of the scarce locations where coal limestone and iron ore all three essential to steel production occur in close proximity, underscoring its strategic resource mix.
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Birmingham
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Steat
Brown Warns California Gas War May End
Attorney General Edmund G. (Pat) Brown warned in strong telegrams to major refiners and trade associations that California gas price disputes may trigger action under unfair practices laws if discriminatory or other unfair practices do not cease. He urged prompt improvement or the state will take appropriate steps.
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Brown
California
Cali-lake
Cisco
Sacramento
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Electric Sander Kills Boy 15 in Huntington Beach
Ronald George Taylor, 15, of Huntington Beach died after an electric sander he used to sand his bicycle shorted. 124 volts DC passed through his body as his mother found him unresponsive in the yard. Police and medical staff failed to revive him. The report notes a broader price war involving gasoline stations and supplier subsidies.
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Huntington Beach
Ronald George Taylor
Ethel Taylor
Lester
California Science Writers Scholarship Created for Journalists
The California Tuberculosis and Health Association announced a $3000 fellowship at the University of California for California newspaper science writers. The grant funds a school year of upper division or graduate work in science and medicine and is open to any California newspaper writer seeking to develop medical science writing as a professional specialty.
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Sam Freuvuiscu
California Tuberculosis & Health Assn
University of California
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