The Drama of the Underworld as a Big Business
Walter Winchell outlines organized crime as a highly profitable, nationwide enterprise. He details Capone's wealth and influence, the mob's political leverage, and its disciplined, monopoly-driven methods that emerged after Prohibition, ending with Schultz’s fall and the public-relations pressures on mob leaders.
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Mob bosses blend wealth and crime in era of fear
The piece analyzes organized crime's Midas traits with gambling as a key income, estimating 1.5 million policy players in New York City and a $300,000 daily gambling flow plus narcotics profits. It notes mob leaders seek respectability, live in suburbs, and influence society while violence remains a business tool.
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Midas
New York City
Middle Belt tobacco markets open with higher prices
The Middle Belt flue cured tobacco markets opened with average prices $1 to $5 per hundred pounds higher than last year as heavy trading filled 10 markets. Nonde script grades rose $7 to $12 while the Stabilization Corp. took in about 1 percent of offerings. Untied tobacco was common and most stock moved without tying.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Middle Belt
Stabilization Corp
Is She Beatle Fan Or Policewoman?
New York reporter Mary Campbell recalls the Beatle concerts and police scrutiny. She notes the shift from mistaken fan to acknowledged journalist and describes security checks, press cards, and memories from venues including Forest Hills, Carnegie Hall, Shea Stadium, and Paramount.
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Mary Campbell
New York
Sullivan
Duke Power Keeps Electric Service Abundant and Affordable
Duke Power explains its planners and workers aim to keep electricity plentiful and affordable for all customers. The message notes the company works with over 300 investor owned utilities to stay ahead of demand and maintain low prices for households and businesses.
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