Crime in America overview of Miami corruption probe
Senator Estes Kefauver's Miami hearings reveal the S&G bookmaking empire and mob ties. Officials like Sheriff Walter Clark and Jimmy Sullivan are scrutinized for bribery and neglect. The report traces Guzik Accardo links, Russell’s expansion, and the S&G decline amid public pressure.
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S&g
Chicago
Miami Beach
Guzik & Accardo
Chicago-Capone
Harry Russell
Russell
Courtesy and conservation highlighted in Connecticut note
The piece laments lack of courtesy among hunters and joy riders on lakes. It reports Connecticut’s new bird protection law banning hawk and owl shooting, with exemptions for farmers defending poultry. It notes a rising excise tax on sport fishing tackle to fund state fishery restoration and outlines wildlife curiosities.
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Connecticut
National Audubon Society
John Lodge
Game and Fish Committees
Hartford
National Wildlife Federation
House
Ways and Means
Fish and Wildlife Service
Fertilizing Important In Balanced Farm Plan
Ben Vossen of Watkins Minnesota reports lime and fertilizer boost hay yields. He limed and fertilized an oat field, sprayed buck grass, and after two years in oats shifted to alfalfa, harvesting eight tons of hay on two acres.
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Ben Vossen
Watkins, Minn
Vossen
Senate vote defeats bid to recreate crime probe panel
A Republican plan to recreate the Senate Crime Investigating Committee with 150000 for a new probe was defeated by the Senate Commerce Committee. Chairman Johnson said Democrats objected that the Senate District of Columbia committee already has authority to expand investigations. The session did approve four anti gaming bills, three from the Kefauver panel.
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Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnson
Cal
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Kefauver
Embroidery Transfer Offer for Fawns Pattern 373
Advertises turquoise and soft brown transfer motifs for ironing onto fabrics. Ten 3% inch motifs named Multi Color Fawns Pattern 373 require 25 cents, plus laundering instructions and the sender’s name address pattern number to Joan Stuart at Box 128 Nadisan Square Station New York J.
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Joan Stuart
Nadisan Square Station
New York
Total Feed Supply Will Be Higher Than Last Year
The 1951-52 feeding season should see a larger total feed supply of grains and concentrates, enabling similar feeding rates per unit as last season. An estimated 174 million animals will need feed, up from 168 million, with about 4 billion bushels of corn expected and total grain supplies near 127.1 million tons versus 125 million tons last year.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department
Iowa Tests Show Value Of Alfalfa For Swine
Iowa experiment station fed hogs on dry lot and on alfalfa to compare results. Hogs fed alfalfa gained faster and the main benefit was saving on high-cost protein and mineral supplements.
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Iowa
Gone Forever 1 Beauty Recalled as Wasted Day
A nostalgic line recalls a past beauty named Gone Forever 1 and reflects on a day wasted away. The speaker laments lost time and misses a former era.
Millionaire boasts power over others in braggadocio quote
A boastful speaker declares wealth and dominance claiming they could buy and sell people or keep them, asserting exclusive control and lack of need to sell. The lines reveal a mindset of commodification and coercive entitlement.
Revives Them When It Comes to Men
A bold claim about reviving men, boasting of killing them and bringing them back to life again in a dramatic statement. The speaker emphasizes supernatural revival abilities, presenting a sensational bravado.
White Hen Lays Brown Eggs Puzzle Backlash
A farmer notes a white hen laying brown eggs and wonders at the oddity. The unusual egg color prompts curiosity about breed and genetics and how common such occurrences are in backyard flocks.
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Jimmy) Sullivan
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