Chicago cleaned up says police chief in midwest towns
Chicago Police Commissioner John C. Prendergast says Chicago has less crime and gambling than any time in its history and will show near absence of slot machines to the Senate crime committee. He notes underworld leaders moved to suburbs while some via legitimate businesses. Kansas City and Des Moines chiefs report similar progress.
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al Capone
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Des Moines
Capone
Gating Committee
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Martin H. Kennelly
Federal
Senate Committee
Virgil Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Peterson
Charles Binaggio
Henry W. Johnson
Migrant Jobs in State Promised for Summer
Wisconsin to hire 10000 migratory workers this summer as state pamphlet from the governor's commission on human rights outlines current and future needs. It highlights migrant labor health housing education discrimination and relevant laws. Waupun praised for aiding foreign workers with facilities.
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Kenosha Daily Publication Details and Rates
The Kenosha News Publishing Co announces publication details for Vol 3 dated June 22 1950 with daily except Sunday schedule. It lists office address 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and subscription rates including weekly 25 cents and single copy 5 cents. mail rates by county state and interstate.
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Walworth
Lake
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Illinois
Six European Nations Study Pool Proposal
Delegates from six nations studied a European parliament to oversee coal and steel, forming the core of a French plan for a west European merger. Britain balks at giving an international body power over industry, while Monnet touts a public review and parliamentary selection. France reports near stable finances with a 1950 deficit around five percent of the budget.
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Robert Schuman
France
Belgium
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Italy
Britain
Europe
Jean Monnet
Monnet
European Parliament
European Consultative Assembly
Maurice Petsche
Petsche
Americans Create Casino Scandal at Monte Carlo Tables
The Monte Carlo casino faced a startling disturbance as a group of American guests stripped to their shirts and shouted craps slang at the dice tables. Directeur Henri Pontie described the scene as the maddest night, noting a dropped monocle and a shocked nobleman.
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Monte Carlo
Henri Pontie
Douglas Says He Will Stay On Supreme Court For Life
Justice William O. Douglas 51 says he plans to remain on the Supreme Court for life and believes he could beat John Marshall's record if he avoids further horse encounters. He was asked about a possible presidential candidacy and replied with his commitment to the court.
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Wyo
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
John Marshall
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