Probe Says Hanley May Have Lied About Debt
Senate subcommittee led by Gillette reports a $150000 promissory note to Hagerman and no record of an Iowa bank failure linked to Hanley debts. Hanley would not discuss the findings in Albany while investigators note payments totaling 153000 after an August 1949 loan.
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Red Army pushes toward Inchon as Seoul falls
AP reports Chinese and North Korean forces breach the 38th parallel and seize Seoul after heavy bombardment. U N troops withdraw along a 150 mile front with air and sea support declining. Civilians flee as Taegu becomes seat of government and bridges are blown to sever the city.
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Truman Says Need Sanction Across-the-Board Controls
President Truman announced plans for across-the-board price and wage controls as soon as possible with necessary legislation. He said food price controls would require Defense Production Act amendments and noted State of the Union address next week to outline goals. He warned rationing might be used if prices remain high.
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Kimpo Falls Silently Airlift and Northward Attacks
Kimpo airfields see a silent airlift of used ward equipment as fighters sweep northward. Fifth Air Force troops abandon a refurbished camp with quonset huts and scattered gear including dust respirators and helmets. Cpl Arthur Densmore of Wilder Vermont expresses surprise at the sudden pullout.
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Citation to Return to Racecourses in Arcadia
Citation resumes racing at Arcadia after an absence caused by osselet trouble in the leg. The Calumet stable ace had not raced since Noor defeated him in the Golden Gate Handicap last summer.
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Los Angeles Open Golf Brings 150 Entrants to Riviera
The Los Angeles Open starts tomorrow at Riviera Country Club with 150 players. Sam Snead defends his title, shooting 66 in practice. Willie Hunter hosts the event as firms prep rounds hit noon today. Notables include Jimmy Demaret with 65 and Tommy Bolt among entrants.
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Public tips lift restaurant waiters above million daily
The article notes that Americans spend over 1,000,000 dollars each day in tips to restaurant waiters, highlighting tipping as a major daily expenditure across eateries.
McLennan Handicap Preview Sets Stage for Big Race
Ten of the last twelve Wideres races were won by horses that finished in the money in the McLennan. The field includes Mrs E ty Hopkins Three Rings winner last year. The mile and a half event previews the $50,000 handicap to be run later. The note adds the osprey cannot dive or swim.
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