Fragmented World War II Broadcast Satire
A garbled wartime column mocks Chungking radio stations and language diversity. It jokes about German forces in Russia and a rotating cast of generals. The piece riffs on global events, references Viceroy Wavell and Mussolini, and ends with a humorous quip about summer pests and rent.
Hogan Seeks Dewey Job As Democratic Choice
Frank S. Hogan, assistant to New Yorks racket busting district attorney Thomas E. Dewey, is the Democratic party option to succeed his boss. Hogan is not a Tammany member and helped prosecute Jimmy Hines, the Tiger Boss.
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Migden Returned to Face Indictment After Hospital Surgery
Jacob Kappy Migden arrived at New York police headquarters by plane from St. Louis. He was arrested while leaving a hospital where he had facial plastic surgery. Migden is to be arraigned on charges connected to the alleged embezzlement of Irving Penn, a Bronx music publisher's clerk.
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Migden
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