Kefauver outlines postwar crime plan to smash rackets
In a Washington testim ony, Senator Estes Kefauver describes a national crime framework, urging a permanent Federal Crime Commission, racketeering probes, and tighter tax, liquor, and gambling controls. He details enforcement ideas, including a racket squad, internal revenue efforts, and state local crime commissions to curb organized crime.
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Federal Crime Commission
Senate
Herbert O’conor
Maryland
Federal
National Crime Syndicate
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Continental Press Service
Ridgely News Bits of Christmas Family Visits
Local notes report relatives visiting in Ridgely and surrounding towns. Enlistments include William Connolly in the Army and Charles Kirsch in the Air Force. Families move addresses, cadets return to school, and several service members extend leaves from Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune. Mary Margaret White born December 8 at Fort Bragg.
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Bernard Connolly
William Connolly
George Humphries
Swarthmore
Temple Connolly
Newark
Del
Connolly Gannon
Centreville
Army
Charles Kirsch
Air Force
Charles Werner
Tuckahoe Neck
William Spence
Railroad Avenue
Central Avenue
Robert Kibler
Eley
Queen Anne
Allen Larimore
First Avenue
West
Kibler
Thomas Dean
Valley Forge Military Academy
Charles Dean
Near Town
George S. White
Mary Margaret
Fort Bragg
N. C
Major White
Korea
Wm. Houck
Hampstead
Wm. Sparks
Oakland
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
A. W. Saulsbury
Keesler Afb
Washington
Robert Dean
Henderson Social News: Local Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs George F Clark of near Marshallton spent Sunday with Mrs W F Clark and daughter Joyce Lee Clark returned home with them after a brief visit. Nyles stayed longer. Paul Chambers of Dover visited L M Jones. Bonnie Lou Shelton of Sadlersville stayed with grandmother Dora Melvin. Fred Gerth of New York City spent days with Julia and Lillian Gerth. Medford Porter and Joyce visited relatives in New York City. Luther Pippin of Denton called on Mary S Pippin. Norman Stubbs visited relatives in Harrington Del. Pearl Jones dined with Woodrow Montague and family.
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J. Keene Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Ridgely
Patricia Messick
Western Maryland College
Charles Messick
Edwin Eaton
Brown Eaton
Billy
Stella Meintzer
Hillsboro
Howard Callahan
Norman Webb
Dover
Paul Shoemaker
Greensboro
E. R. Shoemaker
Denton
Becky Trice
Federalsburg
Matthews
William Wooters
Lee Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
David Mitchell
Ches
George F. Clark
Marshallton
W. FI. Clark
Joyce Lee Clark
Nyles
Paul Chambers
L. M. Jones
Bonnie Lou Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora Melvin
Fred Gerth
New York City
Julia Gerth
Lillian Gerth
Medford Porter
Joyce
Luther Pippin
Mary S. Pippin
Norman Stubbs
Harrington
Del
Pearl Jones
Woodrow Montague
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Crime In America
Estes Kefauver
United States
Southern State Revenue and Alcohol Commissioners
Sydney Bradson
Milwaukee
Bradson
Underworld
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
America
The
Estes Kefauver, Cor
Doubleday, Inc
General Features Corp
WNU
Wold
Walter Mitchell
James
McDonough
C. Kemp Stewart
Pfe
Edward Gallagher
Camp LeJuene
Choptank Electric Cooperative
Kelvinator
Bendix and Apex
Hanline
Armstrong
RCA Victor
Denton Home
Dentonia Theatre
J. Norris Coulby
Lawrence Legates
Sherwood Fuel
Sherwood
G. D. Crouse
Betholine & Sinclair
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Henderson
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora ST
Easton
Economy
Bel el
Chevrolet
Fifth & Gay Sts
Denton, Md
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