Evidence Introduced Against Connelly in Tax Conspiracy Trial
In St Louis the government presented telecast transcripts at the tax fixing trial of Mat Connelly and co defendant T Lamar Caudle. They are accused of conspiring to defraud the IRS with Harry J Schwimmer an attorney for Irving Sachs, a St Louis shoe maker fined in 1951. The notes reference calls to top officials and efforts to delay the Sachs case.
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ST. Louis
Sieneee E
Mat. Connelly
House
Harry J. Schwimmer
Connelly
Internal Revenue Bureau
T Lamar Caudle
Justice Rnment
Irving Sachs
Charles Oliphant
Cal Whine House
Harry Schwimmer
Schwimmer
Ant
Justice Department
Sachs
Ment
Caudle and Connelly
UNC Trustees Clamp Down on Student Car Ownership
UNC trustees approved a plan restricting freshmen from keeping cars on campus at Chapel Hill unless maintaining at least a C average. Some students such as commuters and the disabled would be exempt, with a temporary measure to study a permanent solution. Friday report on Women’s College administration not released at meeting. Chapel Hill date and further findings planned for May 28.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina Trustees
Chapel Hill
Woman's College
UNC
William C
Postponed hearing in tobacco growers injunction case
Federal judge Robert L. Taylor recused himself amid ownership interests delaying a case brought by North Carolina growers against Tennessee tobacco groups. A new judge was selected to hear the case, with related East Tennessee disputes over member payments and cooperative funds unresolved.
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Knoxville
Tennae
North Carolina
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
Carter
Tenn
Tennessee
Former Bank Cashier Faces Sentencing
A former bank cashier, Donald M. Cox, testified he began at Citizens Marshall to cover up indebtedness. He said some notes were used to redeem assets on the day bank examiners arrived, as the defense rested and the government prepared to present evidence.
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Beavans
Fedseel
Diana Gian
Donald M. Cox
Citizens Marshall
Sateen
Safety Programs Get Praise Across Craven County
Gov Hodges praised highway safety programs in New Bern and Craven County during a week long safety drive. He said Tar Hee secured multiple national awards for safety and stressed the need to involve the entire county in the program and projects.
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New Bern
Craven County
Hodges
Tar Hee
Tar Heel Dentists Discuss State Child Health Plan
Tar Heel dentists met at Pinehurst as the North Carolina Dental Society held its 100th convention. Dr. J. W. Branham of Raleigh spoke on ethics in dental care for indigent children and praised the state funded program supported by $425 000 in the General Assembly.
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Pinehurst
N.C
State Dental Society
Carolina
Hagel & Conson
J. W. Branham
Raleigh
General Assembly
Southern Train Fares Advance 5 Per Cent
Basic passenger fares in the South rose five percent last midnight in line with national increases. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the hike proposed by rail lines to yield an extra 3.3 million dollars annually. Affected territory is east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
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Washington
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Early Illinois divided into two counties in 1790
In 1790 the region now known as Illinois was split into two counties: St. Clair forming the western portion and Knox comprising the eastern half. The brief note highlights the original territorial organization before further subdivision.
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Illinois
St. Clair
Knox
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East Tennessee Court of Appeals
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Patel
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Southern
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Montclair
Temple Motor Company, Inc
North Main Street
Motor Vehicle
High Point, N. C
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