Cohen Plans More Trespassing Case for Release on Bailaver
Los Angeles report states Mickey Cohen convicted of three counts of income tax evasion and one count of false statement. He seeks bail relief while facing sentencing and potential appeals, with a maximum 20 years per count and possible fines. The case was central to Kefauver committee scrutiny of organized crime.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
West Coast
Cohen
San Francisco
Federal Circuit Court of Appeal
Cbhen
Ben Harris
New York
Asst
U. S
Ray Kinison
Kefauver Senate
Crime Investigating Committee
Stabilizer Assails NAM Class-conscious Policies
Washington June 21 Eric A Johnston a businessman accuses the National Association of Manufacturers of treating nonbusinessmen as second class citizens In a letter exchange with W F Kennedy president of Ott Heiskell Co Kennedy cites NAM News editorial that attacked Johnston’s stabilizer policies Johnston replies the editorial distorts his plans and asserts he operated four businesses until last January Kennedy questions the idea of class based citizenship in America and the propriety of such views The dispute centers on economic policy and personal credibility in the national debate over stabilization measures.
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Washington
Eric A. Johnston
National Association of Manufacturers
Johnston
NAM
W. F. Kennedy
Ott-Heiskell Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Kennedy
Northwest
She
United States
Secon
America
Yank Pilots Edge, Says Ace After Korea Return
Los Angeles June 21 The 51 year old Col John C Meyer commander of a unit returned from Korea says American F 86 Sabre jets hold the edge over Russian MIGs in pilot skill and armament though the two aircraft are about even in performance He notes a country capable of building a MIG could be a first class air power and credits superior pilot training and firepower for the American advantage Meyer shot down five planes in Europe in World War II and two MIGs in Korea while meeting with North American Aviation officials promoting the F 86
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Los Angeles
John C. Meyer
Korea
Forest Hills
Col. Meyer
Europe
Bound Over in Strike Killing in Sumerville Mills
SUMMERVILLE Ga June 21 A justice of the peace last night dismissed murder charges against seven of 12 defendants in a woman death at the strikebound Breweryton Mills Three defendants were bound over for grand jury action Louis McGraw charged with murder did not face preliminary hearing as state not ready Harper Byars action delayed Nellie Tucker 45 non striker crushed when strikers overturned her car Monday Bound over for grand jury action are Roy McGraw Frank Campbell and Roy Bryant Superior Court Judge Freeman McClure earlier yesterday convicted 14 persons of contempt and sentenced them to 10 days in jail and fined each 100 Seventeen persons were found guilty of mass picketing and given 10 day jail sentences and 100 fines
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Summerville
Bex
Ryton Mills
Louis McGraw
Harper Byars
Nellie Tucker
Roy McGraw
Frank Campbell
Roy Bryant
Superior Court
Freeman McClure
Tuna Fish Belt Discovered in Pacific Ocean
Government scientist Dr. O E B Sette reported a potential fourth tuna belt along the equator in the Pacific. Using upwelling science and deep hook and line methods from the H M Smith, crews caught tuna averaging about 75 pounds, extending prior knowledge beyond near coastlines.
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Tuna
Pacific Ocean
Dr. Sette and Associates
Honolulu
H. M. Smith
Slight Quake Felt in Panhandle Area
A slight earth tremor rattled fishes and startled people in the Texas Panhandle and south plains country yesterday. AMARILLO Texas June 21.
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Amarillo
Texas
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
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Yank
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Able Radio
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