Secret Service Undercover Work In South Dakota Case
A U S Secret Service agent, skilled in forgeries detection, tracks an Indian woman suspected of fraudulent notes from Cherry Creek to Plum Creek and beyond, disguising as a crook and later in White House circles to obtain a confession after river crossing and long travel.
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A. E. Baughman
Washington
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
United States Secret Service
Treasury Department
White House
Secret Service
United States
South Dakota
Cherry Creek
Cheyenne River
Plum Creek
Drew Pearsons
Perfectionist Counterfeiters Arrested Worldwide
After World War II counterfeit activity surged globally with Special agents collaborating with police to seize counterfeiting rings. Five Chinese suspects in Hong Kong were captured with plates and over $600,000 in $50 and $100 notes. A Chicago arrest followed an undercover purchase of $100,000 in notes to dismantle a major U S ring.
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United States
Europe
Hong Kong
Chicago
Secret Service
Jaycee Fall Fair Plans Progress Report
City Jaycees push ahead with fall fair preparations amid community fundraising and volunteer efforts. Local organizers seek strong turnout and vendor support as they finalize schedules and activities for the event.
Hoover's fishing luck sparks esteem from fishermen
The Dothan Eagle notes former President Herbert Hoover, vacationing in the Pacific Northwest, in Portland to accept a medal on his 78th birthday. Hoover admits fishing disappointment, saying modern streams hold fewer fish per water, a quip seen as redeeming in the eyes of fishermen.
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Hoover
Dothan
White House
The
Eagle
Herbert Hoover
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Henry Hill Dies in Birmingham After Turbulent Campaign Work
The Birmingham death of Henry Hill last week drew wide regret among North Alabamians and among Hill's Birmingham associates. Hill acted as a liaison for the Tennessee Valley in the 1930 campaign between the state democratic committee and independent candidates Heflin Locke against Democrats Bankhead and Miller. The piece notes his outsider status gave value to the party and recalls his meticulous car checks for illicit beverages to avoid political explosions, highlighting his later public service in Alabama and Jefferson County.
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Birmingham
Henry Hill
Mr. Hill
Hill
Tennessee Valley
Democratic Campaign Committee
Heflin
Judge Locke
John H. Bankhead
B. M. Miller
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Alabama
Alfred E. Smith
Jefferson County
Life Lessons and Counterfeit Peril in One Report
Arlie B. Davidson reflects on choosing optimism over despair and urges embracing community and inner strengths. The narrative shifts to counterfeiting and Secret Service work highlighting 1951 government check forgeries causing merchant losses and examples of fake checks passed to innocent victims.
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Secret Service
Allergic Testing as First Step in Asthma Care
Allergic tests help identify substances triggering asthma and guide avoidance or treatment. Some cases relate to internal infections or disorders and respond to antibiotics or hormonal therapies. others may improve with climate or none allergic factors. Doctors tailor therapy per patient, with ACTH and cortisone offering relief in severe attacks.
McKinley Assassination Timeline Since 1901
The note traces events following the 1901 assassination of President McKinley in Buffalo. It outlines the nation's response, key political and security changes, and the early path of Theodore Roosevelt's presidency.
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McKinley
Buf
Secret Service Protects President and Family Details
The Secret Service guards the President and family and will assign a White House detail to the President elect after the election. The White House police protect the residence and the President in residence, with elite pistol teams and readiness proven on November 1, 1950 at Blair House. Treasury guard forces protect the Treasury and related facilities, safeguarding billions in money and securities annually.
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Secret Service
United States
White House
Blair House
Washington
D.C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Bureaus of Engraving and Printing
McCarthy Fight Faces Wisconsin Primary Strain
Senator Joe McCarthy faces a tough Wisconsin primary as he battles fatigue from a major abdominal operation and slumping finances. The piece notes Eastern money backing against him and recounts past legal fights involving Greenwich, Conn., and figures like Paul Draper and Larry Adler, with references to media efforts by the New York Herald Tribune.
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Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Pegler
Truman
Joe
State Department
Arthur J. Goldsmith
Waldorf Tower
East 50Th St
Goldsmith
Committee On National Affairs
McCarthy
Hester McCullough
Greenwich
Conn
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
Draper
Adler
New York
Len Schmitt
The
Brooklyn Tablet
Senator McCarthy
America
the Tablet
Owen Lattimore
New York Times
Herald Tribune
Lattimore
Tablet
Devin Adair
Reds
Lustron Company
Time- Life
Lustron
Time and Life
Security Forces Guard Nation Against Counterfeiters
The White House police and Secret Service agents share duties with uniformed guards to protect the people of the United States and safeguard the chief executive, ensuring security for all against counterfeiters and check forgers.
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Uniformed Guard
White House
Secret Service Special
United States
Campaign era musings on debates and media blitz
Washington column notes presidential candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson will travel by train and plane in a year dominated by television. The piece weighs debate formats, media exposure, and public demand for concise, issue driven messaging amid party politics and publishing controversies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sen. Moody
Michigan
Woman Held In Bank Shortage In Dierks Ark
Opal Simmington 49 year old assistant cashier at Bank of Dierks faced a federal charge of making false entries as investigators allege a nearly 73 000 shortage in the bank. She was arraigned before U S Commissioner Elmer Tackett and released on 7500 bond. FBI and FDIC noted the manipulation spanned nearly two decades in the lumber town of 1300 where she also served as city treasurer and led bookkeeping for 20 years.
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Dierks
Ark
Opal Simmington
Bank of Dierks
Arkansas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
M. W. McFarlin
FBI
Little Rock
Bank of Clerks
Troops Arrive in Japan Welcome as Homecoming
United Nations troops reach Yokohama with a warm homecoming welcome. The 289th U.S. Army band leads the procession as a line of teenage Japanese dancers in bright summer kimonos performs along the route.
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United Nations
Japan
Yokohama
U.S
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