IRS Strikes At Gamblers Across U S
The IRS conducted a nationwide series of raids targeting horse race bookmakers and lottery operators. Initial reports show 129 arrests across 121 locations in 50 cities and 17 states, with more than $109,500 seized and 26 coin operated gambling devices confiscated. Those arrested face charges of operating gambling without the required annual stamp and potential penalties up to a year in jail and $10,000 fine.
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Eichmann Defends Role in Deportations and Denies Orders
In testimony at Jerusalem, Adolf Eichmann contends he only carried out superiors orders and bore no personal responsibility for mass killings. He refutes a document claiming he ordered a Danish hospital evacuation, cites Arthur Seyss Inquart and emphasizes trains were the real instrument. The Denmark plan failed due to Danish resistance, he says, with ultimate liquidation aims discussed but not personally devised by him.
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Fragmentary Tax Office Report Names Across Cities
The report lists scattered mentions of IRS offices and locations including Atlanta, Louisville, Cleveland, Parkersburg, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Duluth, Asheville, and Newark. The text reads as a garbled atlas of numbers and city names with no clear event or outcome, suggesting an OCR fragment from a larger tax or office document.
Astronauts Face Weight Changes and Dust Study in Space
Reports describe weight shifts during rocket flight as dust and micro meteoroids are studied by scientists. NASA and NYU researchers plan theoretical tests on hurricane control using sea cooling and atmospheric heating methods, while millions of vehicles are scrapped annually.
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Auto and Truck Collision Near Kersey Injures Two
Mrs Thelma Brown of Kersey drove an estimated 200 dollar auto damaged when struck by a westbound semi truck at about 9 am near Kersey. Ray Thayer of Weldona piloted the semi which sustained about 109 dollars in damage. Sgt A V Robison of the Highway Patrol said both vehicles traveled west on 8 34. Brown attempted a left turn in front of the semi Thayer drove away after the impact not realizing he had struck the car.
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Kansas Supreme Court powers drunk driving test refusals
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the state may revoke a driver's license when a driver suspected of drunken driving refuses to submit to a chemical blood test. Rebuilt and Guaranteed Motors, plus bargain prices at Gold's advertised.
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Firemen Answer Weed Fire Near Union Hall Railroad
Firemen were called to a weed fire along the Union Hall railroad tracks on 4th Avenue 20th Street at about 7:15 Friday. They let the blaze burn out on its own while preventing spread to nearby areas.
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