Costello Ordered to Testify on Early Activities
Ex gambler Frank Costello faces a federal court order to answer questions about his pre 1925 activities in a suit to cancel citizenship and deport him. Judge Clancy ruled the criminal aspects are past the statute of limitations and directed him to justify his prior refusal to answer.
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New York
Frank Costello
Italy
Costello
John W. Clancy
Garmbler
Milan
Mich
Kefauver
Bank Boast Brings Man Prison Term
Daniel Waisbrot, 20, who boasted of a $400 San Francisco bank robbery to a Los Angeles sheriff s deputy, was sentenced to seven years in prison after he described the Sept. 26 Bank of America hold up to Detective J J Damiani. He pled guilty and was taken to jail.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Waisbrot
San Francisco
Waisbrot
Bank of America
J. J. Damiani
Altidena
Ike
Damiani
Deer Hunter Cleared in Utah Death
Beaver Utah UP A Hawthorne Calif man Paul L Baker was cleared of manslaughter in the fatal deer hunting trip death of Frank L Krebs 44 of North Hollywood Calif At a preliminary hearing Justice A M Morris found insufficient evidence to bind Baker for trial and ruled the greenish tan coat covering Krebs red hunting shirt obscured the bullet strike while evidence did not show Baker fired the fatal shot.
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Beaver
Utah
Hawthorne
Calif
Paul L. Baker
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Morris
Baker
Frank L. Krebbs
North Hollywood
Wrebbs
Krebbs
Justice Morris
New Citizens Will Be Ike's Guests At White House Event
Three Los Angeles area residents will be sworn in as U S citizens on November 11 and join a White House reception with President Eisenhower three days earlier. Yma Sumac Ainjire Tanaka and Constantin I Tanasescu, all residents of Santa Monica, will attend Washington events with 17 other new citizens from across the country, then return to participate in a Veterans Day ceremony for about 8,600 new citizens at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
Ewenhower
White House
Yma Sumac
Ainjire Tanaka
Constantin I. Tanasescu
Santa Monica
Washington
California
Bowl
Torch Parade Sparks Burning Impressions in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia a Republican torchlight parade modeled on old displays caused burning holes in coats worn by Mayor John T. Copenhaver and candidate Elizabeth Hallanan. U S Senate hopeful Tom Sweeney reported no incidents but suffered blisters from carrying a sign.
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Charleston
W. Va
John T. Copenhaver
Elizabeth Hallanan
House of Delegates
Tom Sweeney
U. S. Senate
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