Bribery Cases With Manton Explored By Govt Probes
The article outlines bribery allegations involving former federal judge Manton and associate Fallon. It details claims of bribes to influence decisions, including loans totaling 25,000 from a Brooklyn bank and 110,000 connected to a case through Edwin Thomas. Manton denies improper conduct and asserts no knowledge of certain solicitations.
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Fallon
Alfred Reilly
Hat Compaany
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Reilly
Falin
Manion
Edwin Thomas
Conti
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Law and legislation loom in Congress amid wide agenda
Finite prospects for the national health program are noted as Congress tackles wage hour issues and a range of unfinished measures. Bills include the Ludlow war lime act, power company property provisions, small business access to government, and civil liberties oversight. Labor seeks Sherman act amendments to shield unions from anti trust limits.
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la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Unclear fragment hints at voters and pensions in California
Fragmentary text references a king queen visit, a camera field, a bling resort, and a pension plan with voters voting on Thursdays. Difficult to extract concrete events, names, or places from the garbled source.
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Healifornia
Television Comes to Stay New York to Receive Daily Broadcasts
New York marks the May debut of television with NBC broadcasting daily programs from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. on weekdays and 4 P.M. on Wednesdays and Fridays. CBS will introduce varied entertainment soon. Only the New York metro area, about 11,000 people, will receive signals as TV hardware expands from kits to consoles. NBC plans minute films at 13 minute intervals, live news, two weekly live shows, and more, while questions about financing, advertising, and long term coverage loom as the service grows from experimental stages toward broader reach.
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Scieice
Playtoy
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting Company
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Wut
Manhattan
NBC
CBS
Hollywood
Federal Commission
America
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Schenectady
Bridgeport
City
Washington Daybook on Frank and rail reform ideas
Preston Grover reports on Jerome Frank as SEC chair hopeful and his rail financing reforms. The piece notes Frank's advocacy to replace bond domination with common stock, risks of bond holders in receivership, and push for a special bankruptcy court to accelerate railroad reorganizations while aligning bonds with variable earnings.
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Jerome Frank
Securities and Exchange Commission
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SEC
Frank
New York
New Deal
WPA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Congress
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Jnhe Isles
Viml
Get Up & Special Bankruptcy Court
Government probes rising building costs on initial lot price
Government investigators begin by examining the initial cost of a building on a lot as the first step in analyzing overall price increases. The inquiry targets how land and site factors influence total construction expense and affordability.
Night of turmoil and exile in a troubled era
Fragmentary lines describe mass displacement and claims of betrayal amid a wartime landscape. References to Palestine, Cleveland figures, and a mix of personal endorsements blur historical clarity while suggesting a charged atmosphere of loss and identity.
Pope Pius Praises Vatican Efforts For Peace
The Vatican reports Pope Pius praised recent diplomatic moves to avert war in Europe. He said the Vatican’s actions yielded assurances of goodwill and a resolve to maintain peace, noting a prior grave threat of imminent conflict but reduced tension since then.
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Europe
Ism Hunters Study US Propaganda Analysis Institute
Two methods of inside upheaval are studied by the Institute for Propaganda Analysis. It labels fascist and communist tactics, notes right and left wing groups, and tracks how movements operate within or against American institutions. The piece cites Columbia affiliation and researchers outlining the aims and methods of propaganda.
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New York
Rep
Martin Dies
Institute For Propaganda Analysis, Inc
Prar ‘Paganda
BOC
Rom
Russia
Br. Miller
Lavine
Onder
Igays
Lefisis
Anya Lafine
Village Notes and Local Events Spark Hope Social
Hope community Saturday activities include ice cream supper on the court lawn with band selections led by Pete Oliver. Residents visit relatives in Texarkana Beaumont and Fulton while a Presbyterian auxiliary birthday party in Hope honors Africa mission work with a Congo pageant led by local youths.
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Alonzo Boel
Olja
Lannie Boek
Willie Holt
Suday
Mena
George Halt
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Kathryn Ualt
Texarkana
Hone
Pink
Anl
A Pb, Telany
Emily Watkins
Lee Dayly
Texarkan
Stnday
S. Hl. Smith
Hope
Court Helse Lawn
Pete Oliver
G. W. Hobertson
Gertrude Braley
Ewing McPherson
J. A. Wilsop
Bessie Trimble
Bonnie Davidson
Fulton
C. C. Stuart
Lee Coll
Bila Gold
G.W. Robertson
Hickory Shade Church
Ear DeAnn
Strauch's Chapel
Mes
W. H. Stinglay
R. L. Levins
John James
Mhtle
Abl Mes
L. Levins
Mias Jewell Smith
Washington, T
Liz Moses
May
Lee Davis
Texparkane
Watkins
Billy Pinegir
Guy Card
R. Curt
May Anti
Texmkany
Lettie Allen
Joely Gold
Brtesville
Arkansas College
Gold Will Teagl
C. M. Flicks
Tyler
Texas
Goo. W. Robertson
Enyoute
Indiana
Ela Gold
Batesvily
Batesylly
Lunehen
Gren
Cornelius Ball
Up College
Presbyteria Church
Kate Holt
Leo A. Holt
J. A. Wilson
Jesus
Lee Hall
Africa
Mosr
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Pom Page
Etor
Congo
Nell Jown Byers
Evelyn Ann May
Jowell Smith
Washington, D. C
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Lottie Allen
Texprkana
Sef to attempt 54 mile motorless flight on German glider
Ted Bellak, 27, plans a 54 mile motorless glide across East Lake Michigan in a S4 mile course from Sturgeon Bay to Frankfort aboard the German Minimoa Dove of Peace. The attempt aims to set a longest water distance record for gliders and involves the Poutre Bult Furnace SENNETT noted as a misread name.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wisy
Frankfort
Mich
Wates
British Vessel Thetis Sinks After Collision Near Wales
The Thetis, a 265 foot repair ship valued at $1,099,000, was ordered to sea by the Admiralty after a collision with a stern vessel near the North Welsh coast. Rescue efforts included fleet destroyers and submarines as visibility faltered and the ship sank after listing and taking on water.
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Thee Seni
Ernift
Pothek Hival
Liverpool Hay
Visibilly
Iwluntilies
Siice
Witers
Aeel Sik
Willy Lors
Gemini
Yankees Win Third Straight World Titles Strengthens Roster
New York Yankees, after clinching a third consecutive world championship, bolster an aging but improving lineup. Veteran Juivk Doyle criticizes turnover while Joseph Vincent McCarthy oversees a retooled infield and pitching staff. Adley Donald, Newark veteran righthander, earns a start chance amid expectations. Charley Keller, Joe Gallagher, Buddy Ros,s Dahlgren, Gehrig, Henrich shine defensively and at bat as DiMaggio patrols center.
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Moles
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Gale
Adley Donald
Newark
Charley Keller
Joe Gallagher
Buddy Ross
Yee Coteing
Bake Dahlgren
Suevestang Lei Gehrig
Tom Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
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