Senate panel flags California bookies grip on racing news
A Senate commerce committee report named Continental Press Service of Cleveland as the major source of racing data used illegally by bookmakers. It cited sources including press services and newspapers, and urged a bill banning prerace news moved across state lines. The panel ranked Continental first among distributors, with Western Union, AT&T, Triangle Publications, AP, UP, INS, and Transradio also cited.
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Washington
Senate
Continental Press Service
Cleveland
Senate Commerce Committee
Continental
Telegraph
Western Union Telegraph Co
American Telephone and ‘Telgraph Co
Triangle
Morning Telegraph
New York
Associated _ Press
United Press
International News Service
Transradio Press
Edwin C. Johnson
D.-Colo
Nevadan
BALHS
McCarran
D.nev
Judiciary Committee
California
Mexico
Golden State
Ohio
Los Angeles
32nd Body Recovered in Japan Landslide
Tokyo June 10 Rescue workers recovered the 32nd body from a Kumano-daira railway Station landslide believed to have buried 50 persons. Two hundred rescuers including units of the U S 1st Cavalry Division braved renewed slides from a mountain side weakened by typhoons and war-time amber-cutting. Twenty-one rescued, eighteen missing.
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Tokyo
Kumano-daira
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Atom spy link's plea to 11 count undecided
New York June 20. Har ry Gold indicted yesterday on charges of relaying atom secrets to the Soviet Union will be returned to Brooklyn if he stands trial. Whether he will plead innocent or guilty to the 11 count conspiracy indictment is in doubt. Two others, identified as John Doe and Richard Roe, remain at large. Gold claimed he acted as a link between Klaus Fuchs and the Soviet spy ring, with contacts in New York City Boston Cambridge and Santa Fe starting in 1943 over a lengthy period.
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New York
Harry Gold
Soviet Union
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Gold
United States
John Doe
John
Richard Roe
Sam
U. S
New York City
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Santa Fe
N. M
Explosive Mine Found in Coal Tender on Passenger Train
RED BANK New Jersey June 10 Pennsylvania Railroad officials investigated how an antipersonnel mine from the South Amboy blast area ended up in a coal tender of a crowded six car train carrying 350 passengers to New York. Fireman Raymond C Clayton among those injured in South Amboy blast May 19. The mine was found in the coal pile after loading at South Amboy and removed.
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Red Bank
N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Amboy
N. J
North Jersey Shore
New York
Raymond C. Clayton
Negro Bishop to preside at Southern California Arizona Conference
Alexander P. Shaw D D, a former Los Angeles pastor now in the Baltimore area, will preside over the Southern California Arizona Conference June 1925 at Redlands. Bishop James Chamberlain Baker of Los Angeles announced the appointment, highlighting race equality in church history.
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University of Redlands
Alexander P. Shaw
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Baltimore
James _ Chamberlain
Baker
Educator and Wife Visit Long Beach on Coast Tour
Prof. Guy March of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and his wife are visiting Long Beach for several days during a Pacific Coast tour. Yesterday Personnel Director Neil Harrington escorted the Marches on a tour through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy March
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
March
Long Beach
Pacific Coast
Neil Harrington
McCarthy Reveals Photo Linking Lattimore Jaffe at Yenan
Senate investigation materials show Owen Lattimore and Philip Jaffe in a 1937 Yenan photo with a third man identified as T. A. Bisson. McCarthy asserts links to Communist influence. Lattimore denies Communist ties under oath. Bisson’s travels and Rockefeller Foundation fellowship place him in China during the period.
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Sen
McCarthy
Josiph McCarthy
R.wishat
Owen Lattimore
Philip Jaffe
Center
Communist
Yenan
China
T. A. Bisson
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
Jatte
Amerasia Magazine
State Department
Associated Press
Senator McCarthy
Jaffe
China Red Seat
Tashington
R.-Wis
Owen
Johns Hopkins University
Amerasia
Luattimore
Russia
United States
Amerazia
New York
Office of Strategic Serv
Ices
FBI
Baltimore
Bisson
Senate
Jaffet
St Port Washington
N. Y
Saboteurs Repelled in Simulated Raid at Soo Locks
June dawn raid by 45 enemy saboteurs trained at Fort Riley failed to breach the Soo locks defense. The Michigan National Guard's 1437th Treadway Bridge Company led the first line, with Coast Guards, civilian guards, and Fort Sheridan and Fort Custer troops mobilized for rapid air transport. By dawn 125 defenders held the line.
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Fort Riley
Kan
1437Th
Treadway Bridge Company
Michigan National Guard
Fifth Army
Fort Sheridan
Fort Custer
Mich
National Guard
Sault Ste. Marie
Burke Popular Songwriter Dies in Philadelphia
Burke, a prolific songwriter known for many Tin Pan Alley standards, died yesterday in Philadelphia after a long career writing tunes such as Carolina, You Oh How I Miss You Tonight, Dancing With Tears in My Eyes, and Tiptoe Through the Tulips. He left behind a portfolio of hit songs spanning early film musicals and popular revues.
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Hiladelphia
Joseph A. Barether
Tagigg
En ‘Ince
Burke Diew
Upper Darby
Tin Pan Alley
Carolina
Misa
Little Bit Independent
Miam
Rambini
Harbor of Dreams
Ips
Camp Equipment Theft Reported In Local Garage
John A. Tellotson of 904 Ohio Ave reports his camping gear, valued around 75 dollars, taken from a garage at 1916 Pine Ave. Police were told of the theft following his weekend camping trip setback.
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John A. Tellotson
Ohio Ave
Tellotson
Pine Ave
President Truman Plays Piano at Missouri Luncheon
At the University of Missouri home in Columbia on June 10 President Truman drew a crowd when he played two numbers at a luncheon. He then joined his sister Mary Jane for a duet of the Jenny Lind polka, noting he taught the piece to both his sister and daughter and quipping how the country might have fared if he were a music hall pianist.
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Columbia, Mo
Truman
Frederick 4
Middlebush
University of Missouri
Mary Jane
Jennie Lind Polkce
Nationalists Challenge Reds in Air Duel Over Formosa
Formosa clash threat from Nationalist Air Force leader Tiger Wang declares red jets will be met by skilled Chinese pilots. Mainland reports mass a huge invasion force opposite Formosa with a strike expected next month.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Wang Shu-ming
Tiger
Wang
Wa Wang
Rummage sale and hospital notices headline Grove area
Local briefs report a rummage sale at Woodman Circle, Grove 26, and a closure of visitors at Community Hospital after a major operation relapse for Herdman. J Lynn Avery returned home from a hospital stay of three weeks. A Moose Lodge Kid Dance is planned with George Laughlin's orchestra and costume prizes.
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Woodman Circle
Grove 26
W. Broadway
James
Herdman
Fourth St
Community Hospital
J. Lynn Avery
Long Beach
Lodge 600
Loyal
Order of Moose
George Laughlin
Bribery Trial of Assemblyman Delayed
Sacramento June 10 The bribery trial of Assemblyman John Evans was delayed until July 26 by Superior Judge Raymond T. Coughlin. Evans faces bribes from Pension Promoter George H. Man and is under indictment with McLain. former Atty. Gen. Robert W. Kenny sought the delay due to prior commitments.
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Assemblyman
Sacramento
John Evans
R.-Loe Angeles
Raymond T. Coughlin
Evans
George H. Man
Atty
Robert W. Kenny
McLain
Sacramento County
Grand Jury
Meigs Frost Rites Scheduled Today
New Orleans funeral service set for 11 a m today for Meigs Frost a soldier writer and raconteur whose reporting sparked the 1939 Louisiana scandals He died at his Jefferson County home yesterday and would have been 63 on June 26.
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New Orleans
Meigs
Frost
Louisiana
Jefferson County
German Shepherd Missing From Home Card
Two hours after arriving at 258 Quincy Ave from Stockton a short-haired brown and gray German Shepherd with white throat feet and tail tip vanished. Described as wearing a harness and a Stockton license tag, feared to be suffering from hunger per Miss Eleanor Veith at that address.
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Quincy Ave
Stockton
Eleanor Veith
Masters Union Votes to Enforce Wage Boost Demands
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union members in San Diego vote to push for a 10 percent wage increase. The action signals a broader labor pressure, with union leadership set to negotiate terms and timelines for the pay raise.
Forrestal Gove Go slow order in Amerasia case
The Washington Star says James Forrestal tried to delay arrests in the Amerasia theft case to avoid embarrassing President Truman as the United Nations was being formed. Diary notes suggest he urged FBI and Justice officials to inform the President and sought a go slow order, with Vardaman denying involvement and Senate inquiries ongoing.
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Forrestal Gove
Amerasia
Washington Star
Ashington
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Tary
Navy
Truman
Russia
United Nations
San Francisco
Star
Mathias F. Correa
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
State Department
Senate
Correa
Gostow
Americin
The
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
Supreme Court
James K. Vardaman
Fi ‘Orrestal
Owen Brewater
R-Me
Forrestal J
Patiene
P J Truman
Amerasta
Ansistant
James $. Melnerney
Senate Foreign Relations and Committee
Truman cites Soviet armament rise outraging peace aims
President Truman denounces Soviet militarism while defending peacetime force levels and UN ideals in a Columbia University address. He blasts isolationists and warns that free nations face a long road to peace amid East German youth propaganda and rising Kremlin strength.
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Jet Union
United Nations
Truman
Russia
Soviet Union
University of Missouri At Columbia
Washington
East’ Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Peace Costa
United States
Third Plane Carrier Reaches San Diego
A 27,000-ton carrier arrived in San Diego from the Atlantic and was welcomed by Vice Admiral T. L. Sprague, Pacific Fleet Air Force commander. The arrival brings the number of carriers on the Pacific tour to three, joining other ships in service and on duty along the West Coast.
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San Diego
Pacific
Atlantic
Adm
T. L Sprague
Fecitic Fleet Air Force
Immanuel Baptist Plans Bible School
Immanuel Baptist Church will conduct a Bible School from June 19 to 30. Rev. R Merrill Jensen says the program runs inclusive with classes for children from beginner to high trades led by Miss Nadine Allen. Mrs Willie Stover, director of Christian education, will assist with a staff of trained workers.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
R. Merrill Jensen
Lasses
Nadine Allen
Willie Stover
Christian Education
Red Fire Engine Color Surprise Hits Chicago Car
UP reporter Wil lam G Gibson, 46, a salesman, found his gray car suddenly painted bright red in a city lot yesterday. Police have not identified who applied the coat, and the job appears done with an expert spray and careful masking of chrome and windows.
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Chicago
Willam G. Gibson
Ibson
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