Judge to Decide on Admission of Gambling Evidence Glenn Samish Case
Federal judge will rule on admitting evidence in the Samish tax evasion case regarding gambling income at the Film Row Club in San Francisco. Government contends Samish hid about 71,878 in income and 90,000 from Biew agency while biow checks totaling 15,540 were signed by others. Witnesses testified signatures on checks were not theirs and Samish denies wrongdoing.
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Oliver D. Hamlin
Arthur Samish
U.S
Lloyd H. Burke
Hamlin
Samish
Bion Co., Inc
New York
Burke
Film Row Club
Harold C. Faulkner
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Faulkner
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Admiral Soucek Tall Tales at McAlester Lawn Party
Admiral Apollo Soucek, visiting for a speaking engagement, recounts a 1948 McAlester lawn party tall tale. He says a baby deer nipped his finger, drawing profuse blood when he pulled away, and the creature had wandered from the U S Naval Ammunition Depot reservation.
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Mcalester
Ukra
Apollo Soucek
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Army Ordered to Release Seaman Robert Parks
Federal Judge Ernest E. Tolin ruled the Army must discharge Robert M. Parks, drafted last August just before his 26th birthday. The court cited lax processing of the selective service records and noted notices were not sent to Parks’ last address, with a habeas corpus petition filed on induction day and heard June 12.
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Los Angeles
Army
Robert M. Parks
Ernest E.tolin
Parks
Draft Board
Columbia
University of Missouri
Western governors urge Congress to back metal mining in wartime
Alaska to Hawaii governors meeting in Albuquerque warn the metal mining industry faces layoffs and foreign competition. They insist Congress must act to protect mines, maintain production, and reduce wartime recovery costs, citing Thorn ton and Pyle remarks on legislative action.
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Albuquerque
Congress
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Arizona
Howard Pyle
Hawaii
Thornton
Nevada
Charles H. Russell
Petri’s Dry Cleaning Ad Hints At Better Services
An old ad touts Petri’s dry-cleaning methods and steam equipment while contrasting modern prices to past $2 suits now $1.50. It invites customers to call 6629 or visit the main office at 250 Orange Ave for service.
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Petri
Orange Ave
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