Fair Enough By Westbrook Pagies Conyrlaht 1963
A lengthy feature exposes indictment and graft linked to fattening conditions in New York and New Jersey. It cites state and federal cases, names public officials and executives, and critiques corruption across industries with focus on rackets and bribery. Strong entities include New York State, Dolan Valoe, Oliver, and Tin American company. The piece argues systemic corruption and calls for accountability in court.
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New York State
Crinae Carrington
Dolan Valoe
Foan
Belin
Etevedirinn Company
Bnebislowe
Oliver Af
Vletlini
Paronenrs
Peroneal Ag
Hally
Cohen
Nott
Hrawne
Yatos
Helling
de Iis
Port
Ely
New York
United States
Tyne
Wilkin
Mooy
Prasiaier
Mulroney
Pottee
Coniinlasloney
Corruption Probe and Dewey Era Echoes in New York
A chaotic discussion of the Dewey investigation and the McCormack scandal outlines the crime commission’s work, with testimony about large cash disbursements, political entanglements, and Governor Al Smith’s influence. It notes the looming closure of the inquiry and the payroll cut for hundreds as a grand jury pursues Manhattan cases.
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Netropalla
Hese
Tee
Jo Wooph Kaila
Thoms BE
Dewey
Atharhey
New York
Counly
Sutmuiad Jy
Armin
Govusnet
Mmeheleers
Seruphy
Hunt
Rhgit
Mya Moai
Bly Aye Eorson
Alistelet
Utburieyy
Tui
Francis NX. McQuide
Turin
Wigeteley
McCormick
Tex Rickard
McCormack
Matta
al Smith
McComack
Smith
UN Bevase
Pricefight Commission
Water Front
Bby Industrialiat
McCarthy Back on Book Burning Campaign Returns
Senator McCarthy resumes high profile probes into alleged communist ties by planning to subpoena 15 to 20 authors whose works travel to U S information libraries overseas. He has not set dates and pushes State Department to pull and review titles. The strategy aims to spotlight possible affiliations and generate public heat.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
U. S
State Department
Today's Major League Baseball Schedules and Scores
AP Roundup lists St Louis at Washington and Philadelphia at Chicago with box details. Detroit and Philadelphia posted 3 and 6 runs. St Louis beat New York 4 to 3. Other noted results include Cleveland tie and game one, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Chicago at Philadelphia among multiple city matchups across leagues.
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Washington
Bittlefields
Saobler
Potterfinld
Betton
Philadelphia
Gerver
Bishop
Chicago
New York
Rogovia
McDonald
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Rostoh
Clevaland
Chigagna
St. Louia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Faca
Buhl
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Meser
Smith
New Lark
St Louis
Magile
Mizell
Drews Olive
Miner
Yeaterday
St. Louis
Eincinnati
Reval
Clevelar
Nt. Louis
U S Oriented Library Shelves Cited Overseas
A New York Times survey in 20 foreign capitals says several hundred books by more than 40 authors have been removed from shelves kept overseas for native readers. The report notes six confidential State Department directives since February 1 and that interpretations varied by capital.
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Ternar
Vn &. Gulf Association
Rovers
U. S.C
Pra
Louise
Pear Carrollon
Ueceechel
Bobby
Jones
Jauise
Tie
Ben Mogan
Jinci
Miss Sages
Slo Just Cine
Patty Berg
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Georgia
Zaharias
Ayas
Sparkel
Laurge
Bos
U. S
The
New York Times
State Department
Bank and Star Boys Triumph in Big League Play
Bank and Star Boys won in the Big League with Trepe Star and Citizens Bank securing victories. The Stackeys toppled the Ro Rotary Club from its unbeaten run while Tanks overcame a deficit. Fant pitched well for the winner and Whitlow took the loss. Citizens Bank surged past the VFW behind Joe Formby in a 19 to 3 decision. Tonight Leginn fires Hope to take the Nashville Cubs.
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Trepe Star
Citizens Bank
Victorials
Big Sith
Stackeys
Rotary Club
Tanks Winhink & the
Fant
Whitlow
Citien
Arkansas stars shine in major leagues with Kell in lead
Arkansas basketball and baseball talent dominates the majors. George Kell of Little Rock roots leads the American League batting and fielding talk as he shifts between third base and outfield with Boston. Ransom Jackson of Little Rock, a Cubs star, posts eight home runs and 20 RBI. Lefty Ed Lopat of Little Rock tops Arkansas pitchers with eight victories, followed by Johnny Sain of Belleville and Preacher Roe. Other Arkansans—Gene Stephens, Ellis Kinder, Martin Stuart, and Sherman Lollar—also contribute across the majors.
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George Kell
Arkansas
Swifton
Red Sox
George
Ambles
Kell Long
Cubs
Ransom Jackson
Tittle Rocke
Selena
Jackson
Engey
University of Arkansas
Navy
Texas Christian
University of Texas
Ed Lopat
The
Yanks
Little Rock
Johnny Sain
Belleville
Ark
Preacher Roe
Hardy
Doidigers
Bost
Kell
Gene Stephens
Gravelle
Jeft
Boston Americans
Ellis Kinder
Atkins
Martin Stuart
Paragould
Browns
Sherman Lollar
Ealthery
Fayetteville
Wrestling Bouts Set For Coliseum Thursday Night
Matchmaker Leroy McGuirk schedules two main events at the Coliseum on Thursday night July 2 hoping to launch Hope on a major circuit. Milas Cherry Majors versus Corn Combs at 130 and Nashe de Te Tens against Frank Murdo Waxohacle. First-ever women’s bout likely here. Colisee management plans weekly Thursday shows if crowd supports.
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Hope
Leroy McGuirk
Tulsa
McGuirk
Cies
South
Milas Cherry Majors
Fulbright Housing Issue Passes
Senator Fulbright's amendment to extend the government's power to designate new critical housing areas was adopted by the Senate Banking Committee. The Arkansas senator proposed the change due to two new Air Force bases in Arkansas at Little Rock and Blytheville. The act allows the Federal Housing Administration to declare critical housing areas and establish housing programs.
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Washington
Sen. Fulbright
Arkanias
Arkansas
Little Rock
Blytheville
Federal Housing Administration
Liberty, symbols, and players in clash of figures and stats
The article blends a note on the Statue of Liberty with a sports recap. It mentions the torch and Declaration of Independence motif, then shifts to baseball, highlighting Yogi Berra in All-Star voting, Dollar’s batting near .300 with six home runs and 21 RBIs, and Little Rock resident Carl Sawatski moving from first base to catching duties while Joe Garagiola backs him up.
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Yanks
Yogi Berra
Berra
Wd MecGhe
Jonesboro
Athletics
Little Rock
Carl Sawatski
Southern Association
King
Nashville
Cardinal Starg
Joe Garagiola
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