Charge Tips on Huge Racket Take Ignored
The California Crime Commission released a detailed final report on ties between tax officials and tax-evading gangsters. It cites lavish lifestyles, undisputed cases of undeclared cash, and lack of prosecutions or penalties, noting no first rank racketeer convicted of income tax fraud in California.
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Acramento
California Crime Comission
Mickey Cohen
San Francisco
Solano County
Salinas
Calif
Honolulu
California
Bureau
Fireman Commission
Adm
William H
Army to call 40,000 draftees in January
Washington reports a January draft of 40,000 with total calls reaching 250,000 since Korea began. California’s share based on six percent will be about 2,400. Space and facilities limit January inductions. most of 210,000 draftees will remain in basic training through early next year.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Navy
Air Force
California
Mina's Quarantine Ends Tomorrow
Nina Warren polio stricken daughter of Gov. Earl Warren will be released from quarantine and may receive four visitors daily in her hospital room. Her quarantine and observance at the Governor's Mansion for two other Warren children, Bobby Dorothy and Earl Jr., will also be lifted tomorrow.
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Sacramento
Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Earl Warren
Junius B. Harris
Jine
Tommorrow
Governor's Mansion
Warren
Bobby
Dorothy
Earl Jr
Charges Studied Washington Hints on California Case
Officials indicated the Internal Revenue Bureau has looked into charges against bureau personnel in California accused of taking money from major criminals seeking to evade federal taxes. The California Crime Commission published details, but the bureau refused to comment. The bureau plans no new action in California based on the accusations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
T Bureau
California
Callifornia Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Final Report Urges New Tax Enforcement Commission
The ambassador to Russia group vanished in July and urged a new commission with subpoena and evidence-taking powers missing from the prior panel. The closing report laments the underworld’s mockery of tax laws, noting weak enforcement of income tax against operators of organs.
Cloud seeding linked to heavy rainfall near Santa Ana Basin
Weather officials studied cloud seeding effects after a major rainstorm in Southern California. A plane dispersed silver iodide over the Santa Ana River Basin, with officials noting the downpour may have been accelerated, though scientific proof will take at least two weeks. John Mylne Jr. of Riverside, president of the Santa Ana River Weather Corporation, said they believe some benefit occurred.
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Banning
Santa Ana River
California
Santa Ana
Corporation
John Mylne Jr
Riverside
Epidemic of Runs Plagues L A Nylon Stockings
LA report describes an epidemic of runs in women's nylon stockings at Pacific Telephone and Telegraph general offices. Workers report sudden pops and long runs after arriving at work. Similar hosiery epidemics occurred in 1949 in Jacksonville and in 1947 at Cleveland. cause unknown.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Telephone and Telegraphic
Jacksonville
Fla
Cleveland
Ohio
Telephone pickets flare as union workers clash with police
Violence erupted on telephone picket lines as Western Electric workers joined strikes to block reporting at a Philadelphia exchange. About 150 pickets confronted 250 police who escorted six nonstriking operators inside after a 45 minute scuffle. Eleven pickets were arrested for inciting to riot.
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Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Exchange
C. I. O. Communications Workers of America
Bell
Associated Press
York
Western Electric
Philadelphia
New York Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
New York
California
Richmond
Los Angeles
Company Supply House
North Hollywood
Bayview
Randolph
San Diego
National City
Joseph A. Beirne
Telephone Company
Long Beach Sees Heavy Rain With More Forecast
The recent storm drenched Long Beach with 0.69 inch of rain, boosting the season total to 1.00 inch. The Weather Bureau warns intermittent showers and cooler temperatures will continue tonight and tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies and further rain chances through the week. Temperatures ranged from 50 to 53 degrees yesterday, and citrus areas may need smudging.
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Long Beach
U. S
Ammonia Tank Blast Wrecks Plant In Linden New Jersey
An 000 gallon ammonia storage tank exploded at the DuPont chemical plant in Linden New Jersey causing structural damage to the weed killer building and shattered windows in Elizabeth five miles away. Ammonia fumes drifted to Staten Island and Manhattan while over a hundred workers were nearby. twelve workers treated for cuts and bruises.
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Linden
N. J
V& An
duPont Chemical
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Arthur Kill
Staten Island
Lower Manhattan
New York
Snow First Falls in San Bernardino Mountains
The first snow of the season covered the San Bernardino Mountains with six inches at Lakeview Point and four inches at Big Bear Lake and Barton Flats, two inches at Big Pine, with Lake Arrowhead seeing .2 inches that melted on impact. All roads into the range remained open and passable.
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San Bernardino
San Bernardino Mountains
Lakeview Point
Big Bear Lake
Barton Flats
Big Pine
Lake Arrowhead
B-29s Damaged by Soviet Jets Over Korea Border
Fifth Air Force reports two B-29s damaged in a five minute air battle with Soviet built jets over the Korea Manchuria border. One bomber diverted to Seoul Kimpo after a leg wound and brake fluid loss. another landed at a second airfield with wounded crew and fuel issues. Ensuing strike targeted railway bridges over the Yalu River at Sinuiju with good to excellent results.
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Fifth Air Force Headquarters
Korea
Seoul
Kimpo
Wone
Tokyo
Emmet 'Rosy) O'Donnell
Bomber Command
5Th Air Force
Yalu River
Sinuiju
58 Dead in Air Liner Wreck on Icy Alpine Peak
Alpine guide Martial Ravana reached the wreck on Monte de L Obiou and reported all 58 aboard the Sky Master chartered liner perished. The Holy Year pilgrims numbered 51 with seven crew, disintegrated bodies scattered over 1500 feet in blizzard conditions. Rescue teams and Vatican officials described the disaster as Europe’s worst in a month.
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France
Martial Ravana
Monte de L’obiou
Sky+master
Rome
Europe
Air India Airways
Mount Blane
British Air Stiake
Mdon
Porte
Ravana
Felix Germain
Vatican
Urbina slain after Venezuela president's assassination
General Rafael Simon Urbina, once linked to the gang that killed President Carlos Delgado Chalbaud, was shot while attempting to escape custody. He died amid a government crackdown with curfews and orders to shoot on sight.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Rafael Simon Urbina
Urbina
Cerro del Obispo
Carlos Delgada Chalbaud
Delgado Chaibaud
Radio Caracas
Delgado Charbaud
All-male Jury Convicts 3 of Bra Brigade
In Miami on November 14, an all male jury found three Southern Bell Co. workers guilty of stealing quarters by concealing them in their brassieres. The defendants Marie Orr Betty Corrigan and Billy Ruth McNabb 21 24 and 27 face light punishments as sentencing is postponed to Monday. They will appeal and remain free on bond. The jury deliberated 19 minutes. The state alleged large sums were stolen by stuffing toll coins into bras during counting room work.
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Miami
Fla
Telephone Company
Ben C. Willard
Marie Orr
Betty Corrigan
Billy Ruth McNabb
Prassieres
Southern Bell Co
Bambi Turns Killer and Pays With Life to Posse
In Wilbur Springs California a pet deer named Bambi killed a resort guest Nick Muskul in Burney. After being feared for years the deer attacked again and a 30 man posse with a plane finally shot it dead. Sheriff Max Mayfield led the chase after warnings from game wardens.
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Bambi
WolanMs
Calif
Fish and Game
Wilbur Springs
Here
Seton Barker
Bambit
Nick Miskulin
Burney
William Shay
Shay
Max Mayfield
Teletype News Highlights Page References
Broadcast note lists sections and pages for Copper and Michel cutback orders and various features. It mentions editorial, obituaries, financials, sports, tides, temperatures, and local activities with page locations.
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Copper and Michel
Boyle
Beais and Teleytioner
Faust
Thesters
Wienanta
Marines seize key town on Changjin rim in Korea front
U S Marines overran Hagara amid bitter cold and seized arms and ammunition. Units moved toward the Manchurian border as 90 000 Chinese Communists faced the First Corps in subzero winds to 21 degrees below zero. Civilians in Hagara asked for food while Marines wore winter gear in rugged conditions.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Changjin
Manchuria
Hagara
U. S. First Corps
U. S. Eighth Army
Hagemu
U. S. Seventh Division
Merchurian
Seventh Division
Associated Press
Tom Stone
Powder Truck Crash Explodes Damaging Highway near Poland Mines
A loaded powder truck crashed into a car near Poland Mines in California Pennsylvania and exploded. An official from Jones and Laughlin Steel Co reported no occupants found. The blast tore a 20 foot hole in the highway and damaged 10 to 12 nearby buildings with windows shattered over a wide area.
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California
Poland
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Senate Crime Probe Examines Mickey Cohen In Los Angeles
The Kefauver committee prepares to hear Mickey Cohen in Los Angeles as part of a nationwide probe into organized crime. Subpoenas total 22 with hearings planned Thursday and Friday. Rudolph Halley arrives to summon lawmen and underworld figures for testimony. The panel has already probed Miami, Kansas City, New York, Philadelphia, and will visit Las Vegas before returning to the East.
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Los Angeles
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Rudolph Halley
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D.tenn
Enald
Hi. G. Robinson
San Francisco
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U. S. Army
Mina
Nicholas L. Mezin Jr
Richard Tobey
Gardena
Harbor
San Pedro
Mezin
L. A
Marines
Border of
Alp
Robert James Handerson
Willowdale
Ontario
A. P. Wirepheto
Senate
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