Rubinstein Seeks To Halt Deportation From United States
Rubinstein, a Russian-born financier and longtime deportation claimant, asked a U S district court to stop his removal. His attorney filed suit challenging the government and seeking an order barring deportation while a decision proceeds, arguing improper influence on the prior deportation ruling and noting Rubinstein’s lack of passport and custody conditions.
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Rubinstein
United States
Washington
Serge M. Rubinstein
Edger
U. S. District Court
I Tral McGranery
McGraner
Asserman
Missouri's Record Tax Windfall Sets New Peak
Missouri's sales tax revenue nears an all-time high with third quarter receipts totaling 362,388,089 dollars, surpassing the prior year and signaling strong state revenue into the fourth quarter amid ongoing fiscal concerns and expenditure trends.
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Missouri
Taxen
WAL
Col. Snetlons
Passing Year History Staggers in 1952 Year of Oddities
A collage of oddities from 1952 includes a Philadelphia man disputing a misspelled surname, Russians claiming baseball invention, a Hempstead man firing at a TV set, a Warren Arkansas auto dealer revealing a bid for alderman before discovering his opponent is his boss, and a Phoenix youth filing a campaign with no funds. An armless thief in Rome, a Milwaukee ex-GI seeking divorce, and a school group candidate’s sparse finances round out the items.
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Associated Press
Hubert B. Wolfeschiegelstein-hausenbergerdorff
Philadelphia
Wolfechiegelstein Kasenbergerdorff
Hempstead
N. Y
Warren Ark
Alderman
Rome
Phoenix
Ariz
Milwaukee
J Suet
Double Honor for Former Employment Head Ricker
Former director of the State Employment Security Division, Couries A. Ricker, received a double honor at a dinner attended by roughly ING people at the Missouri Hotel. Gov. Forrestmith appointed Ricker as colonel on Lys staff, and he was honored as an eventuality co sponsor by supervisors of jugal and outstate divisions. Also notes several unrelated items from the period.
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Couries A. Ricker
Forrestmith
Ricker Gahaan
Lys
Wicker
Jugal
Division of Employment Securit
the Missouri
Racker
Rand
Shanghaiing Case Ties Detroit And Ohio Jail Transfer
Detroit man Shen Shanghaied at pistol point and held in an Ohio jail after fleeing Michigan. authorities from Alabama and Michigan disputed extradition while Ohio officials coordinated with Detroit police. The incident involves Hill, a 21 year old auto plant worker, and a Detroit street posting of the alleged bond jump.
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Columbus
Hill
An ‘Alael
Detroit
Michigan
G. Menten
H. Brady Batson
Ohio
Frank
J. Lausehe
Bend
Lausehe
Tor Gerdis Hill
Cense
Awehigan
Toledo
Ray E. Allen Hill
Birmingham
H. Batson
Peter
Hart
Light Side of Missouri Youth Mischief in 1952
Readers witness a chaotic Missouri scene with prankish youths, school levies failing as no voters show up, and a string of local incidents. Reports describe vandalism, petty fraud, traffic notices, and odd mishaps across towns like Chillicothe Sedalia and Poplar Bluff, highlighting a pattern of mischief and small-town trouble.
Eisenhower taps Robert Cutler as administrative aide
President elect Eisenhower announced he will name Boston trust company president Robert Cutler as an administrative assistant when the new administration takes office January 20. Cutler will handle National Security Council liaison and work with departments and agencies. he plans to resign his current posts. The Bostonian, a former personal assistant to Eisenhower, has directed Old Colony Trust Co since 1946. Also reported is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wesley Bayne of Capitol Ave, joining a son previously mentioned.
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New York
Eisenhower
Boston Trust Company
Robert Cutler
Cutler
National Security Council
Council
Bostonian
Commodore Hotel
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Donnelly Reappoints Morris to Old Revenue Chief Post
Governor elect Phil M. Donnelly named M. Morris as state revenue director in the new administration. Morris, 52, was the department’s first director after its 1946 setup, previously treasurer four years, a former banker, and a former state representative. He will lead the agency as the state moves into the Jefferson building with Bates becoming treasurer.
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Phil M. Donnelly
M. Maris
Morris
Ites Vee
Missouri
Dannerly
Miler
Trenton
House of Representatives
Donnelly
Fin
Forrest Smith
Smith
Donnnelly
A. LA. Sheppard
Sheppard
Department
Capitol
Jefferson Building
G. H. Bates
Single File and Slow Motion GI Exams in Conga Line
A draftee recounts a medical induction routine at the Alexandria Virginia center across the Potomac from Washington. The exam proceeds in single file with a slow motion conga rhythm from X ray to eye chart, ending with a doctor asking about how the draftee feels and any complaints.
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Alexandria, Va
Potomac
Washington
Sen
Kem Papers Given Collection at M U
The official papers of Sen James P Kem are deposited in the Western historical manuscripts collection at the University of Missouri. The 62 packing cases contain material on defense spending abroad, NATO, and Kansas City vote frauds of 1946. Access is restricted by agreement of donor and university.
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Kansas City
James P Kem
Western Historical Manuscripts Collection
University of Missouri
Kem
University
North Atlntic Treaty Organization
Jackson County
Truman
Korea
J. N. Primm
Forrest C. Dossell
Torbert S. Hadley
Arthur M. 4Ayde
Lloyd €. Stark
Sen
Congressional Record
High Noon Tops 1952 Best Film Awards
The New York Film Critics named High Noon best picture of 1952. Sir Ralph Richardson won best actor for Breaking Through the Sound Barrier and Shirley Booth was best actress for Come Back, Little Sheba. Fred Zinnemann earned best director for High Noon, while Forbidden Games was named best foreign film.
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New York
Ralph Richardson
Shirley Booth
Fred Ziinnemann
Points increase for Korean troops under Clark
General Clark’s Far East command raises point requirements for rotation home in Korea from 38 to 40 for rear area troops and keeps 36 points for front line units. Front line personnel earn four rotation points monthly, near front three, rear two, with one point for families accompanying troops in Japan. Pentagon and Army silent amid changes amid fresh draft call and ongoing Korea deployment challenges.
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Tokyo
L Mnes
Korea
Mark W. Clark
U. S
Japan
Clark
Far Eastern
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
United States
Eighth Army
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