Tax Scandal Author To Testify Before Congress
SAN FRANCISCO 4A The man who authored the bill as Ted to the air appears today as the star witness before the Ways and Means subcommittee. Indictments and firings tied to the tax office drive a grand jury probe as officials face charges. Also before the committee are attorney Stephen Chadwick and others detailing the case and related testimony.
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Howard G Aubrey Pioneer’s Son Passes After Long Life
Howard Grorge Aubrey, son of Marysville settlers, longtime resident of Hayward and former resident of nearby towns, dies at home. Survived by wife Thehna, son Aubrey, daughter Peary, and brothers El W Butt and T Miller. Funeral rites held at Sorensen Brothers chapel with burial at Long Tree corners pending.
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Long Tree Corners
Mrs Anna Kawecki Rites Set Saturday
Funeral rites will be held Saturday at the Residence Chapel of the Hayward American, 207 C street. Recitation of the rosary will take place at 2 pm today at the funeral home. Mrs. Kawecki died yesterday at the home, 765 C street, survived by her husband and sons Gilbert, Ronald, Stanley and Robert Caires.
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Death of Howard G. Aubrey Aged 41 in Hayward
In Hayward on February 7 1952 Howard George Aubrey husband of Thelma Aubrey and father of Arthur Autren and Penny Aubrey, brother of Mrs E W Aoe and others. Funeral services set for February 9 at 2 pm from Sorengen Divas Chapel 1140 1st Street Hayward with interment at Law Tree Cemetery.
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Solving Keen Slaying Tied to Underworld Networks
San Mateo district investigators linked the dynamite slaying of Thomas Keen to a national underworld network. Keen died when his car exploded while he pressed the starter button. He had borrowed to finance a new lot for a track company and was connected to a list of 50 partners in the business. The investigation noted unusually strong loan terms and Keen's two years of interest payments without principal repayment.
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Keun
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Castro Valley Scouts Demonstration Saturday
Castro Valley Boy Scout Troop 2 holds a Saturday morning demonstration at Castro Valley Shopping Center. The event features pioneering rope work, lashings, log tower building and roping activities at the fountain by Lee Market as part of Boy Scout Week activities.
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German pressure to join European Army sparks alarm
A House foreign affairs subcommittee urged West Germany to stop bargaining and join the European Army immediately. It criticized Bonn for delaying participation by raising price demands on North Atlantic pact membership and on the Saar basin ownership issue, highlighting friction over European security plans.
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Winnie Judd Surrenders At Arizona Mental Hospital Door
Winnie Ruth Judd, the so called trunk murderess, tapped meekly on the Arizona state mental hospital superintendent door and surrendered after five days of elusive freedom. She was given a sedative, then placed in bed after injuring her leg in her escape. Authorities noted friends moved her from place to place to elude pursuers, while a reported testifying scenario remained denied by Superintendent Conway.
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Arizona State Mental Hospital
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Taft Eyes Truman as Opponent in 1952 Bid
Sen Robert Taft on Mutual Broadcasting Roundup says he prefers Truman as opponent to any other and plugs Gen Douglas MacArthur as GOP convention keynote. Taft expects a moral victory in New Hampshire if he wins several Eisenhower delegates and vows to cut the military budget if elected. He endorses Truman for Democratic nomination, citing focus on corruption, socialism, big spending and foreign policy. Also notes historical auto values from 1900 to 1950s.
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Valley Boy Scouts Pioneer Exhibit at Castro Village
Scout Troop 2 of Castro Wall opens Scout Week at 9 a.m. tomorrow with a pioneering demonstration. They will build a log tower in the pit in front of Lee Brothers Market at Castro Village shopping center. B'nai B'rith will judge Bay Area Scout troop displays and prize the best construction and live window displays.
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Truman snubs Franco remark may chill Spain talks
President Truman voiced a cautious dislike of Franco's regime, a remark that could affect fragile U.S Spain negotiations on air and naval bases and military aid. State and defense departments offered no comment as officials weigh possible re starting talks and apologies.
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