TV Gift Inquiry Ties Gifts to Tax Probe
Henry W. Grunewald testified before a House Ways and Means subcommittee that he once gave a television set to General Services Administrator Jesse E. Larson as a friend. Larson said he returned the TV, and investigators planned to question Grunewald about a probe of gifts to officials amid broader IRS inquiries.
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Larson
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Golds
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United Mine Workers
Nean
Frecall
General Services Administration
War Assets Administration
Lawmakers urge U S seize peace initiative in Korea
U S senators urged President Eisenhower to take the initiative in negotiating truce terms in Korea. Sen Flanders proposed consulting Congress on acceptable terms before public disclosure, while Sen Humphrey called for broad cold war peace talks with Russia. They noted Clark may relay terms to the Reds, with no date set for resumption.
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Flanders
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Congress
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Indochina
Berlin
Austria
Protests Grow Over Alleged Red Trickery in Prisoner Exchange
Sen Sparkman cited growing protests over reported Communist tricks in the sick war prisoner swap. He warned that the exchange must be carefully negotiated to avoid being trapped as trucks moved toward Panmunjom, with Allied prisoners seemingly immune from scrutiny.
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Texas Confederate veteran Riddle marks 107 with quiet party
In Austin Texas Thomas Evans Riddle 107 today receives greetings from Gov Allan Shivers and friends at the Confederate Home for Men. He is one of Texas two living Civil War veterans and will be honored in a simple afternoon birthday event. Fellow veteran Walter Williams at 110 is the nation s oldest Civil War veteran.
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Kidnapped LA Mobster Witness Murdered
A Los Angeles mobster known as The Canary, Baxter Shorter, 43, vanished from his apartment after agreeing to testify. Police fear he was killed in a planned robbery linked to a wealthy widow’s murder, Mrs Mabel Monahan, 62, in her home on March 9. Indianapolis editor Forcum, 61, died Wednesday night as investigators pursue a broader gang plot tied to a $200000 cash and $150000 jewel hoard.
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Baxter? Shorter
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Luther
Forcum
Columnist Succumbs In Violent Monahan Robbery Case
An all points alert is issued for suspects following a violent Monahan home invasion. Shorter claimed the plot was for a safe robbery and admitted involvement after waiting outside. Mrs Monahan was found bleeding as assailants battered her. a sheet used to strangle her was torn from her neck. An ambulance was misrouted due to a wrong address. Shorter’s wife identified abductors as Emmett Perkins, 44, and two John Does. Police suspect one suspect is Jack Santo, 51, of Grass Valley, Calif, linked to a murder and multiple child killings in prior months.
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