Senators pressed for influence in tax cases described by Caudle
Justice Department investigators heard Caudle recount cases where lawmakers sought hearings or conferences for friends and clients. Names cited include Rep. Robert L. Coughton, Sen. Harley Kilgore, Sen. William Langer, Sen. Claude Pepper, and former Sen. Scott Lucas, with Caudle testifying about alleged pressure and delayed prosecutions.
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Washington
House
Justice Department
T. Lamar Caudle
Congress
Caudie
Robert L. Coughton
Ways and Means
Harley M. Kilgore
D-W. Va
William Langer
R-Nd
Claude Pepper
D- A
Scott Lucas
D-Il
Judiciary
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Caudle
Truman
Peyton Ford
Ellis N. Slack
Caudle Co-operative
Michael and
Rae Shapiro
Milwaukee
Wis
Sis
Shapiros
J. Howard McGrath
Lucas
Shapiro
Fron
Shoes
Spiro
Florida
Senate
Pepper
A . Pritchard Oase
Candle
Sen. Langer
North Dakota
Ee Ee Ae
Langer
Sen. Kilgore
West Virginia
Kilgore
Grandy
Coughton
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
Laurel Springs
N. C
Clark
Wadenbero
N.C
D-W.va
D-Nc
Claude L. Pepper
Used nipple wanted Charlotte
Mrs. C. J. Tyner seeks a used nipple for her baby Ronnie after a hole was bitten in his present nipple. She told the Charlotte News she hopes to find a suitable used nipple so the child will drink milk again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
C. J. Tyner
Charlotte News
Inside Bridge Column and Church News Briefs
Reader notes and columns tease upcoming items in the Bridge column and church news. Includes reference to classifieds, crossword puzzle, editorial page, prayer for today, radio program, and sports features.
UNC student wins $150 prize in national legal contest
Honor student Myron H. Ross, previously denied permission to take the state bar exam in August, has won $150 first prize in a national contest sponsored by the American Society of Composers Arrangers and Publishers. Ross has not decided whether to appeal the State Board of Bar Examiners action due to unclear appeals procedures.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Myron H. Ross
Ross
UNC
American Society of Composers, Arrangers and Publishers
State Board of Bar Examiners
Cadet Neal Oliver Faces Preliminary Hearing in Tape Case
Neal Oliver a 23 year old Kinston Air Base cadet is set for a recorder's court preliminary hearing next week on charges he taped a pretty air base employee the night of September 13.
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Kinston
Recorder’s Court
Neal Oliver
Kinston Air Base
State to raise salaries at four mental hospitals
Gov Kerr Scott and the board agreed to raise some salaries up to 30 percent to halt a council action against doctors at the Negro state hospital in Goldsboro. Superintendents at all four state hospitals will receive 10800 dollars annually, effective October 1.
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Raleigh
Tops
Goldsboro
Kerr Scott
Bud Board
State Democratic fund drives push quotas on state staff
Raleigh reports the State Democratic Party asks state officials and employees to donate to its election fund. A letter from party official Ian Shabeee Everett Joran requests departmental quotas and went to heads of state departments this week.
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Raleigh
State
Democratic Party
Ian Shabeee
Everett Joran
Man dies and woman critically injured in Mount Airy incident
Police say Ray H. Adams 35 of Wellsburg West Virginia died in a pickup behind a deserted street club on Lowgap Road. A Mount Airy woman Delphine Lovill year old remained unconscious. A .45 caliber pistol was found on the truck floor and authorities describe the event as an attempted murder suicide.
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Mount Airy
Ray H. Adams
Wellsburg
W. Va
Lowgap Road
Delphine Lovill
Greensboro Chief Garrett to Meet Sept 30 on Lamb’s Job
E B Garrett head of the North Carolina Soil Conservation Service will meet September 30 with three supporters of Conservationist Lamb. The eight county Dan and Haw River districts voted unanimously for Lamb to stay on as Conservationist, with Jefferson C Dykes aiding the demotion effort.
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Greensboro
E. B. Garrett
North Carolina
Soil Conservation Service
Lamb
Dan
Haw
Garrett
Jefferson C. Dykes
Washington
Ses
Probers Pushed On New Lead In Old Vote Fraud Case
House investigators pursued a new lead in the 1946 Kansas City vote fraud case. Attorney General James McGranery allowed document inspection from FBI files. Rep. Bakewell quoted J Edgar Hoover on deletions ordered by Tom Clark. The probe targets missing records linked to Enos Axtell and the Slaughter race.
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Kansas City
House
Justice Department
Atty
James P. McGranery
FBI
Claude S. Bakewell
R-Mo
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom C. Clark
Bakewell
Hoover
Clark
Supreme Court
Frank L. Chelf
D-Ky
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Enos Axtell
Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
Jackson County
Malik May Remain For UN General Assembly Meeting
Moscow reports say Jacob A. Malik Russia’s top UN delegate may stay in New York for the General Assembly to handle Korea war talks and other issues. His possible role as spokesman persists as Zorin’s replacement status remains unannounced.
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Malik
Moscow
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
United Nations
New York
General Assembly
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Zorin
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Korea
Kremlin
Truce Talks Recessed Again With No Armistice Near
At Panmunjom the United Nations negotiators derided the Communists as clumsy and stupid and recessed for a seventh day. The two sides will meet again September 28 to address whether war prisoners should be forcibly or voluntarily repatriated amid continuing stalemate in the armistice talks. Lt Gen William K Harrison condemned the Reds words as ridiculous and clothed in evil during a 52 minute session.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Harrison
United States
Hearing Set to Decide Chaplin Reentry Admissibility
The Justice Department ordered a hearing to determine if Charlie Chaplin may re enter the United States. Immigration officials will assess moral character and political associations as factors under U S laws. Chaplin, a British subject living in America for decades, left for England with his wife and four children.
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Washington
Justice Department
Charlie Chaplin
James P. McGranery
Immigration Service
United States
U. S
Chaplin
England
Renee Longwater
Wright Eugene O'Neill
Hollywood
Loyd Wright
McGranery
Wrie
Wright
Europe
Orient
Ghapin
Congress
Stevenson Urges Defend World Against Soviet Aggression
Adlai Stevenson told Marine officers at Quantico that the United States would have taken a fighting stand somewhere against Russian aggression even if the Korean War could have been avoided. He called rebuilding a ruined world the nation’s largest postwar task and urged duty to the country.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
Quantico
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Marine Corps Officers’ School
Leatherneck
Stevenson
Adlai Jr
Soviet Union
Earth
Washington
Virginia
South
Richmond
New York
Republican Party
Richard Nixon
Senate
GOP
Nixon
Illinois
Los Angeles
Nixon fund dispute tests Nixon Eisenhower alignment
United Press reports Sen. Richard Nixon defended a $16 000 contribution from California backers saying none of it went to his pockets and Eisenhower backed him. Dem candidate Adlai Stevenson urged full disclosure while Taft and Mitchell urged transparency and accountability. Newspapers urged Nixon to disclose donors and spending.
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United Press
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Still Hope Of Averting Coal Strike
Washington reports near agreement between United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and Bituminous Coal Operators Association president Harry Moses on terms for soft coal miners. A $1.80 daily raise and 10 cent per ton welfare fund boost are discussed as a strike deadline looms, with wage talks seen as a precursor for broader industry agreement.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harry Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Moses
Moses Group
Pennsylvania
Goers One Better Raleigh Soldier Fined 60 Days
Fort Bragg private Cyrus Gerhart received a 60 day sentence after stealing 59 cents from a Raleigh newsvendor. He was nabbed when vendor Haywood C. Wood shouted for help and officers quickly closed in.
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Raleigh
Fort Bragg
Cyrus Gerhart
Haywood C. Wood
Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson in Kansas City Speech
Dwight D. Eisenhower praised running mate Richard Nixon and launched a broad assault on Adlai Stevenson, branding him tied to corrupt city bosses. He alleged bosses influenced the Democratic nomination and defended Nixon against accusations of improper benefits.
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John L. Cutter
United Press
Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Thomas Pendergast
Truman
Nixon
California
Kansas
Eisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Endergast
Fred Seaton
Nebraska
Chinese Reds Hammer Last Panmunjom Hill With Tanks
At Panmunjom the Chinese Reds hurled tanks and a full infantry battalion against Tessie Hill, briefly regaining the crest before UN forces retook it after a two hour battle. It marked the first use of tanks in the area in over a week as Reds pressed four hills around the truce village.
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Seoul
Korea
Panmunjomay
Tessie Hill
United Nations
Imunjom
Kelly Hill
OM Baldy Friday
U. N
Old Baldy
Bunker Hill
Heigts
Weather forecast notes 55 tonight and 74 tomorrow
The forecast reports a low of 55 tonight and a high of 74 tomorrow. Earlier today a low of 64 was recorded and the sun is projected to rise at 6 67 tomorrow morning at 6 20 this afternoon.
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