Telegram Opinion on Publicity and Organized Crime
Publicity often harms organized crime as prosecutors gain incentives and public sentiment shifts. Books about the National Crone Syndicate and Cosa Nostra spur New York investigators to subpoenas reaching 677. Gangs appear formally organized with executives, courts, enforcers, and a mix of code and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langland
Mre
National Crone Syndicate
Cosa Nostra
the Mafia
Meyer Lansky
New York City
Rise of gangster power sparks debate on government reach
A fragment argues mob figures align with foreign powers to push narcotics warfare against American youth, warning of swelling sympathy for gangsters as protest against oppressive government. It notes tax and legal harassment shaping a climate resembling underworld rule while urging clearer limits on government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asman
Cold Seat Dangers Warn From Swedish Experts
The 1973 Baer's Agricultural Almanac cites Swedish researchers warning that a cold car seat causes backaches rheumatism and kidney issues. It reportedly dulls driving skill and judgment, while a Swedish maker offers electric seat heating activated with the ignition.
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Baer
Consumption, Saving, and Jobs in a Brief Q&A
An analysis argues consumption destroys capital and jobs by draining savings that fuel production. It links taxes to reduced seed corn, notes Navy midshipmen earn Bachelor of Science degrees and commission, and lists odd trivia on elections, Vatican guards, and state lotteries with scattered observations about prices and retirement.
How the years roll by in a strange wedding tale
A reminiscence recounts a 1907 wedding of Jenny Tier to John Bishop with a funeral coach, the groom’s bachelor life, and a later golden anniversary. It notes family dynamics, a long courtship, and a curious blend of humor and memory as the narrator reflects on love and aging.
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John Haer
Song
Lancaster
Jenny Tier
Traub
John M. Bishop
Putten Avenue
Jenny Sis
Joh
Jenny
Jenmeiner
Leuse
Jimie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fulton Avenue
Stevens
Natars
Kneksor Avenue
St. Paul's Sec. Church
Ansious
Bopha
Stevens Avecone
Jersey Journal
John M
Washington, D.C
Alonzo Tier
Tier
Fort Lee
Jenny Bishop
Ciger
Ito
John
Telegram Monday 1973 Freedom Editorial
A Columbus Nebraska newspaper opinion piece advocates individual freedom as a God given gift and urges readers to pursue self control and personal responsibility, linking freedom to moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The note emphasizes consistency in faith and civic duties.
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Hey Telegram
Your Freedom
Walter
Jess
Nutritional value of dry cereals explained by weight and volume
Dear reader, nutrition depends on measurement by weight rather than volume when evaluating cereals. Dry cereals differ in protein per weight, but puffed forms may dilute nutrients by volume. enriched cereals aim to match whole grains though some elements may vary. A balanced diet should include cereals for protein and amino acids as part of daily intake.
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Dr. Lamb
Alamda California Times Star
Food and Drug Administration
Paul
Fragmented Puzzle Style Clues For A Thematic List
A garbled OCR style entry presents a dense mix of clues and partial answers across composers geography languages and objects. The text includes references to Bach Handel Mendelssohn and other names alongside scattered hints for items like metals numbers and countries, typical of a crossword style puzzle.
Fairness Doctrine and Competition in Broadcasting
The piece critiques the Fairness Doctrine as applied to radio and TV proposing enforcement risks and favoring voluntary public oversight. It notes industry figures, watchdogs, and legal actions challenging FCC enforcement, arguing competition and CATV entry as remedies to bias without license penalties.
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Bcan
Clay T. Whitehead
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
Supreme Court
Dooley
America
Iself
Moilhsfroy
Columbia Broadcasting System
Miss Efron
Abe Kalish
Accuracy In Media, Inc
Paul Brinkley
NBC News
Public Broadcasting Service
Vienna
FCC
Medix
Ma Rosas
Exble
Hich
Focal
Bell Telephone Company
General ‘Telephone Ax Electronics Corporation
Unis
Cox
Warner Communications
Columbia Cable Systems
Viacom International
Dean Brive
Congress and war fund cut off no mandate
Washington discusses whether the 1972 election gave Democrats a mandate to cut off Vietnam War funding. Analysts note the Senate gained none and the House lost one seat, arguing voters did not issue a clear directive for sweeping new programs or war funding cuts.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
U.S. Senate
House
Nixon
Robert Llumphrey
George McGovern
McGovern
Vietnam
Russia
China
Hanoi
Mer
Vontlmarve
Congress
Mansfield
Garlier
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Savings and Jobs
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy
United States Maite Corps
United States House of Representatives
Vatican
New
New York
New Jerset
Pennsylvania
Propie
Dawy
Wak Y Cec
CVS Tee
Jim
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry
Nea
Bruce
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Johanne Sebastian
Turkey
Arsericarr
iUka
Outer Mongolia
Viner
South Americe
Barnayy
Thek
Chamberlain
Ty Y Fetparen Syndicate
War Fund
Biossat
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