Kefauver seeks wider links in organized crime network
Senate Crime Investigating Committee Chair Kefauver announced two days of closed hearings in Chicago and planned open sessions to map gangland reach across the United States. He cited ties between race wire services, bookmakers, and racketeers, and promised a comprehensive report on organized crime’s national spread.
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Chicago
Sch. Estes Kefauver Oseyvs
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Miami
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Inter Activites
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Rome
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Everett
Wark
Beattie
Rudolph Hailes
Nrne
Thomas Kelly
Continental Prose
Conmensiel
Kefa
al Capone
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Sportsman's Park
Miami Kennedyy Club
Florida
McCullough
William Drury
Nel
oGs Drury
Reno
Hum Fey
Drury
Calumet
Max Silverber
Joan
Hugo Ronmatt
Sportaman
Abundant Living guiding through laws and providences
E Stanley Jones discusses divine guidance via opening providences and natural law. He argues science reveals God, not opposes Him, urging acceptance of disciplined living as freedom. The piece cites religious text, Dr. Barnardo, and a controversial 1848 financial reference.
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E. Stanley Jones
Guidanes
London
God
Nis
Jesus
Abingdons Cokesbuys Press
New York
Nashville
NEA Service
Eleven Draftees Called From Jackson County
Eleven draftees, nine white and two Black, left Marianna by bus for Panama City to enter military service. Named draftees include Roy Jessie Ming, William Thomas Ming Jr, Dillon Burson, Snead Shiver, Leon Gisie Billturps, Mah and Rex Garrard Brees, plus Abraham Joseph Jonnean and Benjamin Myrick. The first legislative body to assemble in America met at James Town, Va. in 1619.
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Marianna
Merianna
Panama City
Rex Garrard Brees
Abraham Joseph Jonnean
Benjamin Myrick
Korea War Lessons From UN Police Action
Editorial reflects on the Korean War as a UN police action. It notes Truman’s phrase and the shift from large pitched battles to rooting out Communists in Korea. Highlights American losses, lessons learned, and the UN’s credibility in shaping a future international force.
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United Nations
Truman
Truman Coined the Phrase ‘Police Action.” He 5, We Were Not At War But Mercs
Korea
United States
William F. Dean
Rion
Aly Pool
America
Pusa
Carnet
Lkely
Snuad
Ice from Clear Lake Keeps City Cool All Summer
Clear Lake furnishes forty tons of ice each winter stored in a park pit with pipes delivering cool water to blocks through summer. A University of Minnesota experiment notes mossy bref affects taste when expressed. New York AP reports a $10 per ton rise in newsprint by Powell River and Abitibi triggers industry backlash in North America. Bicycle production in postwar Japan hits a record 2,099,481 units in 1949, up 78 percent from 1948.
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Clear Lake
Lce
New York
Cranston Wiliams
American Newspaper Publishers Association
American
Pubishers Association
Powell Riber
Abitib
ANPA
Bbuyer
Powell River Paper Company
iVancouver
Tabitibi Power and Paper Comimany
Prodeucer
Toranie
Gatarin
New Japan
Boy Survives Gas Tank Soda Trick
A four year old, Chris Dinardo, was taken to the hospital after attempting a baited stunt using a gas tank hose as a straw. His father’s Springfield car was involved as the source of the soda. Chris recovered with medical care.
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Gasolz
Chris
Springfield
Chris Dinardo
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