Postmaster Indicted In Chicago Bribery Racket
A federal grand jury indicted former Postmaster John Haderlein and others on nine counts for operating a bribery scheme to corrupt postal promotions. Haderlein allegedly took payments totaling over $2,000 with payouts of up to $1,000 for clerical posts. He resigned shortly before investigations began. Frederick P. Wall, a neighbor to Congressman Dawson, was named in the indictments for taking $800 to secure promotions, adding to related charges against other postal workers and aides.
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Paul and
Julius Bohels
Harlerlein
Frederick PL Wall
Williston’ Dawson
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Henekers
Police Work on Possible Murder Gun
Berkeley police tested bullets from a Harrington and Richardson .34 caliber revolver found near Ashe land and tied to a Berkeley murder 10 years ago. Capt. Waller Dabrion and a ballistic expert reviewed the gun as the probe widens. The 1942 case began when John Tarbet cornered an intruder. the weapon has been pursued in a decade long hunt with over 500 revolvers examined by the department.
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Berkeley Police Department
John Tarbet
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G. Hy Hagin
Hayward
Dabnison
Missing Girl Body Found Near Chicago in Drainage Preserve
Chicago police report the body of missing girl Ralores May Vilkonga found in Tinley Creek Woods after an automobile tragedy. A hose connected exhaust into the car, with the ignition switch gas tank likely involved. Theodore Selaustrinch, tied to the case, disappeared last September. investigations continue for emergency aid and further clues.
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Muaring
Tinley Creek Woods
Chicago
Crackdown on Attorneys Goes National, Federal Probe Expands
Springfield attorney Doyle says he requested suspension amid an official inquiry into his finances. Attorney General McGranery directs a broad review of outside legal work as prosecutors consider disciplinary actions for other attorneys and aides. Doyle, in Decatur, notes he sought relief during crucial duties while the Department of Justice and Internal Revenue Service pursue the case.
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Springfield
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Decatur
Department of High Lice
Bureau of Fertecnit Revenue
O Connor Says Investigation Will Continue
New York senator Herbert R. O Connor says the Senate Internal Security subcommittee will persist with its UN probes. Witnesses may face contempt for refusing to answer questions about UN duties, including ties to the Communist Party.
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Carter Bancroft
Biegene Wallach
Wallach
New York State
Communist Party
O'Conoravid Bancraft
Pat McCarean
Ainis
Miners Strike Looms Over Pending Wage Demands
Miners union leader John J. Lewis warned that a strike remains possible if coal operators fail to meet wage and welfare payments by the deadline. He cited a 40 cent per ton wage and retirement fund contribution as condition for avoiding work stoppages, with delegates and officials discussing the stalled contract at the UMW convention. Local presidents received the notice by the 18th of each month, and the contract penalties hinge on timely payments. The scene unfolded as officials testified before city authorities and labor leaders debated enforcement and the future of the agreement.
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John J. Lewis
Seena
New Korean Battle Casualty List Out
A Defence Department report last week lists new Korean battle casualties, totaling 885. The update notes deaths and injuries from the front lines with figures showing ongoing, though fluctuating, weekly increases. Local community notes mention casino valley meeting, officers and leaders publicly named, including Holt as president and Kawards as vice president.
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Casino Valley
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Reave Dares Holt
Vaan Kawards
iAntuingtte Rotan
Ghines Lolie
Beth Vowler
Sone
Role Johnson
Dan Engl Frei
Fenders
Pigeon Fanciers Face Dangers From Psittacosis Warned
A New York doctor warns pigeon fanciers that handling pigeons, including sparrows and fowl, may spread psittacosis or parrot fever. Dr D Leonard Wisder of Hills warns that despite beliefs, rats are not the only carriers as various birds can transmit the infection.
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Los Angeles
New York
D. Leonard Wisdere
Atom Spies Execution Postponed by Court Order
The U S Supreme Court stayed its order rejecting the appeals of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg delaying their executions at Sing Sing. A new petition for rehearing may be filed within 15 days, delaying the date of death in the landmark atomic espionage case tied to Klaus Fuchs. President clemency remains possible as legal avenues proceed.
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Ethel Rosenberg
Siienings
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High Court
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Klaus J. Fuchs
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Supreme Court
Fedesistriel Court
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Todas
Irving Bt Kauhoan
New
Valley Votes Approval of Sewer Bonds
Residents approved a 950000 sewer bond issue by a 1012 to 284 vote with a two thirds threshold. 1050 ballots recorded. Project funding includes 97900 for replacement of interceptors, 268000 for reconnection of sewer lines, 25000 for facilities, and 20000 for maintenance. Castro Valley and nearby districts plan joint sewer expansion and outfall line enlargement amid emphasis on flood relief and infrastructure reconstruction.
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Uiattine
Carl Ginere
K Boned Ianbers
Ore Lene
Castra Valley
Everett Bhi
Castro Malley
Castro Valley
Stalin Sees Broad Aid Promise At Soviet Congress
Stalin spoke at the 19th Congress session amid a huge ovation and frequent interruptions as he pledged continued support for Communist parties abroad and emphasized unity with workers and peasants. He predicted growth in allied movements and outlined a one party channel to sustain peace and anti capitalist efforts worldwide.
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Alt Committee
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Stalin
Soviet Union
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Talor Maurice
Capacity Crowd Expected To See Stevenson In S F
SAN FRANCISCO California Democratic leaders forecast a capacity crowd for a Stevenson campaign address in San Francisco with Rex Nicholson stating the event will be the largest on the Pacific coast. The presidential nominee was due to arrive from Pendleton at 7 00 pm with an hour long entertainment review before his speech.
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Eisenhower Train Wreck Sighting Delays Texas Tour
Ike's special train jolted when a coupler snapped near Union Station Texas, forcing Eisenhower to pause his Texas tour. No one was hurt though several party members pitched forward as the chain slackened. He resumed walking toward the station after officials rigged the forward chain. He criticized government waste and pledged to cut pay for armed forces, while denouncing Democratic opposition as spreading fear and corruption. He planned two stops in Tennessee and a New York arrival tonight.
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Koren
Bate Theeyers
Stevenson Speech Broadcast Locally Across San Francisco Area
Governor Stevenson plans a 9 p.m. radio and television broadcast on KGO and KGO TV to discuss Korea and poverty. He accuses critics, cites Eisenhower’s leadership, and pledges a clean government if elected, touring Spokane and Pendleton to rally Republican support.
Town Miffed as Nixon Roars Past New Haven Stop
Townspeople in New Haven Michigan express frustration as Richard Nixon stops briefly during a campaign swing. Citizens say they planned a bigger welcome with a dedication and refreshments, while local leaders defend the appearance as timely for the GOP campaign.
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Mich
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Sen Rivard MM
Republicad
Chenons
Sehedalys
Fred LaGuatt
Barratt
Son
Nisin
Anil
Michigan
Ladall
Reds Renew Assault On Sniper Hill In Korea action
Seoul reports United States and Republic of Korea forces renewed offensive operations on Sniper Hill within the Triangle area. American infantry and allied artillery attacked Chinese positions with bunker cave fighting, claiming crest control after a series of assaults and heavy bombardments.
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Korea
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Tin U.S. État Regiment
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