Secret Service cracks ring of counterfeiters
BUFFALO May 11 AP The U S Secret Service said it broke up a million dollar counterfeiting syndicate with ties to Canada A printing press and plates were seized in a Depew New York house Two men were arrested U E Bang and others faced federal charges The operation allegedly produced counterfeit notes across many states and Canada The basement press and seized notes included $10 and $5 bills and thousands of dollars in counterfeit currency Investigators traced the project to Anthony Frac and Samuel N Salli of Buffalo The case began in New York with counterfeit bills sold to a Secret Service agent and several arrests followed in Buffalo and New York with bond set at 106000 each
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Meant Bonds Clarifies St Louis Financial Talk
Gav Forrest Smith clarified a news conference remark about St Louis borrowing from banks at low rates. He said the city might issue revenue bonds to meet current needs, not borrow like an individual. The governor avoided committing to a special legislative session to extend the earnings tax.
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Reports 2 Trains Targets of Guns in Tennessee
In Knoxville on May 11 AP reports two Southern Railway freight trains were fired at near a switching yard north of the city. No crew members were injured though a sleeve was pierced by a shot. One train had emerged from the yard. the other was en route from Gak idele about 50 miles away. Bro snan cited sabotage but gave few details.
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Parch of Cleveland Denies Violence by Striking Employees
Parch of Cleveland, international vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, states there has been absolutely no violence or sabotage by striking employees.
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Mrs Barkley Visits Father in Kansas City
Mrs Aiden W Barke wife of the vice president arrived in Kansas City for a birthday visit with her father Roy W Rucker who will turn 66 tomorrow. Rucker has been hospitalized at St Luke's for two and a half years due to a heart ailment. Barkley doubts her father's exact age and estimates around 63, noting her estimate as about six years past 1936.
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Ohioan McClure Executed After Four Reprieves
Theodore Roosevelt McClure, a Cleveland man who survived four reprieves, was executed in an Ohio penitentiary after confessing to killing Cleveland grocer Nicola Saluno during a January 23, 1947 holdup. He died eight minutes after entering the death chamber.
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Rail strikes warned as greatest threat to national welfare
Washington May 11 1950 A railroads spokesman Daniel P Loomis testifying before a Senate labor subcommittee warned that rail strike activity threatens the nation more than any other disruption He argued the Railway Labor Act cannot cope with disputes and urged support for arbitration proposals noting the current tactics of unions to exploit procedures for gains The testimony draws on the long running disputes involving Missouri Pacific and other lines and highlights potential harm to defense efforts and the economy amid a broader international crisis context
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Association of American Railroads
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Donnell
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Will Show Pictures Of European Tour
Color pictures taken by H. E. Slusher president of the Farm Bureau federation during his European tour will be shown at 7 30 p m tomorrow on the second floor of 209 East Capitol Avenue. Slusher's travelogue includes 200 color slides taken in France.
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France
Happy Day Comes When Backaches Vanish
A garbled ad-like fragment promotes relief from backaches and related pains caused by exertion and strain. It mentions kidney and bladder irritation and hints at a dietary link. The text touts “Bean’s” or similar pills as a remedy, urging readers to buy.
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