Frank Erickson Pleads Guilty in New York Bookmaking Case
Frank Erickson a New York gambling czar pleaded guilty to bookmaking charges that could bring up to 60 years in prison. District Attorney Frank Hagan vowed the maximum penalty at sentencing after Erickson admitted profits of about $100,000 annually from coast-to-coast operations. The case followed a raid on Erickson’s Park Avenue offices and a grand jury investigation into his illicit network connected to wealthy bettors.
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Tune
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Woxa
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Inianillion-Daily
Mitta
Apecal Kessiane
Erickson Wmnda
Frank Hagan
Sol Gelb
Josfrew
Nathan B. Perlman
Ile’ Tandant
Gelk
Erickson
Askuils
Gilly
Yen
Hiaflinsere
Tingan
Wong
Sui
Eirlekson
Hinaby Farney
Park Avenue
Etterson
Senate
Angies Offer Engineer Degree in Agriculture
Fort Colina June 1. In response to demand for such training in the region Colorado AG College plans to start an agricultural engineering degree in fall. Announcement by Tuan Thomas He Evans of the college’s Engineering division notes this makes Colorado the only Rocky Mountain state school offering the degree. The program blends farm subject basics with mechanical engineering courses to prepare graduates for farm machinery manufacture and sale, irrigation and power methods, or roles as teachers, researchers and extension specialists.
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Colorado Agm Colege
Tuan Thomas He Evans
Colorado AM
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Engineering Fm
Byana
Warsaw Rebuilding Effort Amid War-torn Ruins
Warsaw presses ahead with reconstruction in a damaged section as 24,000 inhabitants join the effort. German forces destroyed vast portions of the city, but large-scale rebuilding proceeds, including housing for 200,000 residents and the removal of barriers around the old ghetto area.
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Wighty Mousand
Ils
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Sona
Greeley High Folk Hold Boys State Offices
Three Greeley students led the second annual Boys State gathering at Camp George West near Golden. Randall Balh served lieutenant governor, Clark Winnierhoof spoke for the house, Jack funn was clerk, and Burn Vanderbool and Anon represented Greeley. Jerry Samuelson of South Ken ver high was Boys State governor. Ronald Pewter vaugh of Wheat Ridge named anlegate to Boys Nation. About 571 boys attended the session organized by American Legion posts to teach state government through participation, sponsored by Victor Candin post.
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Greeley
Camp George Weat
Gulden
Randall Balh
Clark Winnierhoof
Ayeaker
House of Representatives
Jack Funn
Awntty
Burn
Vanderbool
Greyley Wel
Anon
Callons
Inet
Tain
Washington
D.C
Hain Wos
Jerry Samuelson
South Kenver
Cary Oal
Roya Glil
Atx
Wiuo Toro
Annan
Norman Noe
MacArthur Outlines Defense Position in Asia
General MacArthur laid out America's defense posture in Asia and urged material aid to Formosa and Southeast Asia. He described the position as serious but not hopeless, speaking to Defense Secretary Johnson and General Madley in Tokyo. The report notes emphasis on aiding Chinese nationalists on Formosa.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
MacArthur
America
Johnson
Madley
United States
Far East
Pormosa
Southeast Asia
Mrs Potter of Windsor Dies in Colorado
Florence Smith Potter 84 of Windsor died Saturday afternoon at Osteopathic Memorial Capital after a long illness. Born June 11, 1868 near Ladoga Indiana she later lived in Missouri and Boulder before homesteading near Grover then settling in Windsor in 1925. Survived by five children and several grandchildren, funeral Tuesday at the Christian church with Revs. Martin and Brewer officiating. Burial at Lokeview cemetery.
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Florence Smith Potter
Windsor
Ue Osteopathic Memorial Capital
Grover
Greeley
W. J. Brewer
Milk Consumption Up As Cows Break Record
A new survey by the Milk Industry Foundation shows U S milk consumption rising to prewar levels. Milk production per cow averages about 2,500 quarts annually and per capita fluid milk and cream consumption is 19 percent above prewar. The United States now leads as the world’s dairy nation with nearly 2.1 million cows on 6.859 million farms producing around 55 billion quarts a year.
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Winid Mile
Foundation
U. S
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la Quarts Sida
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Colorado student jailed for wrecking music building restroom
Boulder, June 19. A University of Colorado student, Robert B. Mahroney, 93, of 2826 High Pughlo, admitted dropping a small fireworks device in a College of Music Building rest room. He said it was for fun and did not realize the damage would be severe. The toilet was blown apart, a mirror broken, lavatory chipped, and walls and door damaged.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
College of Music
Robert B. Mahroney
Pughlo
Moorshart
Vogeler May Be Released Soon
Reliable informants say Elbert A. Vogeler American businessman jailed in Hungary on spy charges may be released this week. Hungarian officials reportedly promise to turn Vogeler over to authorities in the United States by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Vienna
Elbert A. Vogeler
Jaiied
Hungary
Hungaria
Uhyy
Vogeler
Truman Renominates Four Atomic Energy Commission Members
President Truman renominated four current AEC members including Luther T. Pike of Maine for a new four year term beginning July 4. Gordon Neafn of California was named for a three year term, Thomas Murray of New York for two years, and Henry De Wolff Smyth of New Jersey for one year. Pike will likely continue as acting chairman until a permanent chair is chosen.
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Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Luther T. Pike
Maine
Gordon Nean
California
Thomas Murray
New York
Wid Henry de Wolff Smyth
New Jersey
White House
Pika
Court Rules Taxes on Liquor Part of Stock Value
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that state and federal liquor taxes are part of the cost of liquor and must be included in assessed value for property taxes. The decision, 5 to 3, reversed Denver district court rulings and supported the city of Denver. Justice Hays wrote for the majority. Justices Moore and Holland dissented.
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Danver
Calo- Tada Supreme Court
Denver
Colorado Beverage Company
Roy W. Cass
Fran L. Hays
Lagan
Colorado
Otto Moore
Ey. V. Holland
Moore
Holland
Marriage License Notices From Various Colorado Areas
Marriage records show Robert A McKay of Eaton wed Margaret A Les Scholllvld of Greeley. Geral Dean Westwoor wed Pal mera Lia Vern Lee of Denver. Warry 1 Satchel of Bridgeport Nebraska married Ariana Stroud of Eingle Wyoming. Eugene Knodel and Hetty Charlene Godwin, both of Greeley, listed. Jounny Wayne Griffith of Eaton and Margaret Ant Dowhenmier of Greeley also appear.
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Geral Dean Westwoor
Palmera Lia Vern Lee
Denver
Warry 1
Satchel
Bridgeport
Neb
Ariana Stroud
Eingle
Wyoatusgell
Eugene Knodel
Hetty Charlene Godwin
Greeley
Jounny Wayne Griffith
Eaton
Margaret Ant Dowhenmier
Ureeley
Fourteen 4H Members Leave for Camp
Approximately sixteen members of the West County 4-H club depart for a four day camp at Camp Ron Pass near Gould. County agent Bob Wiley says the group will hike, craft, and engage in general life activities. Camp counselors and extension staff will travel Monday afternoon to arrange and set up the camp for the children.
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West County
Mr. Wiley
Evelyn Jessen
Jesn Brooke
Toutes Rupple
Garretant
HDA
Paul Hosbike
Kuner 4-H
Chuck Johnston
Charlene Rees
Darlene Schagel
Extension Executive Council
Barkley Says Senate Not Grand Jury In Amerasia Case
Vice President Barkley told the Senate it is not a grand jury and questioned the propriety of any Senate inquiry into public officials that could lead to impeachment. He spoke as 21 Republican senators urged a separate probe of the Justice Department and the Amerasia secret documents affair.
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Washington
Barkley Raat
Senate
Publc
Barkley
Judiciary
Justice Department
Amerasia
Barkley introduces inquiry to Senate Judiciary Committee
The text states Barkley presented a proposal to Senator Caperton for himself and three others. It designates the Judiciary Committee as the body authorized to conduct the inquiry. The wording reflects a historical legislative proceeding and names both individuals and the committee involved.
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Barkley
Capetart
Ind
Judiciary
Senate committees approve foreign arms aid plan
Washington reports that 19 Senate groups and key committees formally approved a $1,232,500,000 foreign arms aid program for a second year. The Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels voted 12-10 to continue funding while declining to join European recovery fund efforts.
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Sins
European Recovery Funde
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
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