Gambling network links Costello to national crime plots
The piece notes Estes Kefauver’s push to probe interstate gambling with witnesses like May or Gordon Dunn and Warren Olney. It cites Las Vegas Flamingo profits, Bugsie Siegel ties to Costello, and California links, including San Mateo tax cases where Washington stalled Treasury follow ups on hidden income.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Gordon Dunn
Fresno
Calif
Warren Olney
Earl Warren
California Crime Commission
Frankie Costello
the Waldorf
Costello
U.S.A
New York
Chicago
Bugsie” Siegel
Hollywood
Las Vegas
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California
Costelo
Brotherly Thing To Do With Surplus Food
The United States Department of Agriculture plans to set up a system to distribute government stocks of surplus perishable farm foods. The goal is to use these foods rather than waste them, feeding hungry people at home and abroad to promote peace.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
United States
End Of Malaria In 1952 Says Public Health Expert
Dr Justin M Andrews of the United States Public Health Service predicts malaria will be eliminated as a major U S health hazard by 1952. He cites TVA efforts reducing malaria from something to nothing over the past 15 years and suggests other regions can learn from TVA territory.
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United States
Justin M. Andrews
United States Public Health Service
Mississippi
Alabama
TVA
Corporate Limits And Growth Of Decatur Spatial Reach
The Daily argues for voluntary extension of Decatur's corporate limits to allow growth while urging outside residents to weigh benefits. It cites Birmingham and Florence fire call delays costing losses, and urges prompt free aid when within reach, noting insurance implications and civic protection.
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The
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Birmingham
Associated Press
Florence Times
Florence
the Times
Civic Corporation
Protecting Stick-Up Men in Fresno Gambling Ring
Fresno saw two Chicago gunmen Broncotto and Pedrotti snatch a tavern amid a national gambling web. Local czar Joe Cannon failed to post bail, with Los Angeles figure Mickey Cohen not contributing. Prosecutor Jim Theusen declined bribe offers, despite pressure from state senators Tenney and Burns, and jailed the indicted gangsters.
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Fresno
Chicago
Broncotto
Pedrotti
Joe Cannon
Los Angeles
Mickey” Cohen
Jim Theusen
Jack Tenney
Hugh Burns
Fresno’s New Mayor Campaigns On Close City Stance
In April Fresno elected Gor don Dunn a newcomer to politics on a platform to close gambling houses and houses of prostitution. He pledged a straight talking approach and to end vice in the city.
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Fresno
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
Mental attitude shapes performance on stage says veteran actress
A famous actress advised a young aspirant to imagine the most beautiful clothes and top company before each Broadway opening. The lesson: a high mental attitude and self valuation drive effort, inspiring peak performance despite others’ progress. Ella Wheeler Wilcox's words, You will be what you will to be, underline the message.
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Ella Wheeler- Wilcox
Pressure Tactics Trim Fresno Open City Bid
After his election as mayor, pressure rose to declare Fresno an open city. A gambler offered 35000 to open a single bookmaking shop, and Dunn expelled him. Campaign managers like Bob Franklin faced federal indictments, while Joe Cannon pressed for replacing the Fresno police chief with his loyal lieutenant.
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Fresno
Dunn
Bob Franklin
Franklin
California
Fred Howser
Howser
Fresno Mayor Faces Recall Over Gambling Ring Ties
Report outlines a proposed 1959 slush fund funded by gamblers and vice interests with payoffs routed through an elderly Fresno chinchilla farm operator. Officials including Mayor Dunn resisted, while claims of a branch narcotics office under campaign manager Bob Franklin surfaced amid business pressure and labor support. The piece ties Fresno to a nationwide gambling network and notes Dunn’s stance on clean government.
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Fresno
Chinchilla
Joe Cannon
Dunn
Bob Franklin
Franklin
Chet Carey
T. Central Labor Council
California
Health unit drive targets Lawrence Cullman and Jackson counties
A Route A movement aims to organize health units in Lawrence, Cullman, and Jackson counties. Tickets go on sale today for a banquet and reception honoring Colonel W L Mapother, president of Land N. The ticket committee includes F H Pointer and others. The state highway commission signals readiness to aid a Tennessee River bridge project.
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Cullman
Jackson
W.L. Mapother
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W. W. Fussell
E. W. Strother
A. H. Hoff
Barrett Shelton
J. P. Matlock
S. M. Thompson
John C. Eyster
Montgomery
John. A. Rogers
State Highway Commission
Tennessee River
Income tax duty and citizen obligation in new york
Pegler argues income tax enforces civic duty with criminal penalties while contrasting how the system treats savers and spendthrifts. He notes jury duty and sheriffs’ calls as duties, critiques penalties, and questions fairness as the wealthy and thrifty face higher effective rates to cover losses from tax avoidance by others.
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New York
Adm Richard L Conolly Seen as Model Admiral Leader
A profile of Adm Richard L. Conolly, commander in chief of U.S. naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. The piece lauds his leadership, diplomacy, and wartime exploits from World War I to postwar roles, noting his 27 decorations and influence on allied relations.
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Jimnny Byrnes
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Moscow Radio
Esophagus disorders cause swallowing pain and require imaging
The esophagus can be affected by several disorders that hinder swallowing and cause pain. Diagnosis relies on X ray and esophagoscopy, with treatment including suction to remove material and antibiotics for infection. Severe cases may require surgery or vein scarring injections.
Unconstitutional Withholding Tax Debate Cited by Miss Kellems
The piece argues the withholding tax system forces employers to collect taxes from employees who may owe nothing. It cites Miss Vivian Kellems of Connecticut as challenging the policy as unconstitutional and notes potential prison penalties for those who refuse to pay. The column links the issue to broader fairness and enforcement worries.
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Roosevelt
Vivian Kellems
Connecticut
Bogart Heads Back to New York City in Holiday Move
Hollywood gossip notes Humphrey Bogart plans a New York return with Lauren Bacall, avoiding a nightclub fracas rumor while leaving his panda at home with son Stephen. Irene Dunne heads to Rome after Come Share My Love, with more film work planned.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
New York
Humphrey Bogart
Tough Guy
Lauren Batali
Stephen
Bogart
Irene Dunne
Rome
Jolson
Bette Davis
RKO
Patricia Neal
Nashville
Tenn
Eugene O'Neill
Theather Guild
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
National Adjutant Heard by Legion in Alabama Conference
Pr William E Sayer national adjutant of the American Legion was to address the Alabama state legion conference in Montgomery. Erle Cocke of Dawson Georgia, a candidate for national commander, also on the program as the two day session opened with rehabilitation, executive and finance committee meetings. The American Legion Auxiliary and the Forty and Fight groups were holding statewide meetings in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
William E.sayer
Indianapolis
The
American Legion
State Legion
Erle Cocke
Dawson
American Legion Auxiliary
Federal aid totals for Alabama reach nearly 29 million
The Federal Security Agency reports Alabama received 28 994 013 dollars in U S funds last year for health education and social welfare. Direct aid benefited 182 266 people with welfare health services for mothers and children totaling 895 200 dollars. Most funds supported child health crippled children's aid and child welfare. The Amazon is the world's largest river in volume.
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Birmingham
Ala
Federal Security Agency Today
Alabama
U. S
Richard H. Lyle
Atlanta
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