Police Chief Out in Chicago
Chicago moves to a police force shake up as Police Commissioner John C. Prendergast resigns amid Kefauver inquiries. Mayor Martin Kennelly plans major reorganizations with top officers to reshape the department. Walter Storms is favored to succeed Prendergast with crime commission backing.
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Robert T. Loughran
Chicago
John C. Prendergast
Prendergast
Martin Kennelly
Kennelly
Ken
Kennedy
Chicago Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Volun
Walter Storms
Storms
The
Aluminum cuts ripple into copper and nickel supplies
Washington officials said a 35 percent cut in nonmilitary aluminum use will be followed soon by copper and nickel reductions with a possible further aluminum trim next year. Officials expect broad across the board limits to extend to civilian products, with building materials and aluminum used in consumer goods likely to feel the first impact.
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Ashington
Sweed
National Production Authority
NPA
Interior Department
Defense Transportation Administration
Agriculture Department
Lkely
Army estimates 60000 to 70000 Chinese Reds in Korea
The Army said the best available estimate places Chinese Communist troop levels in North Korea at 60 000 to 70 000. The spokesman noted that reports of 90 000 troops were later information and confirmed winter clothing was in use.
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Washington
North Korea
Korea
United States First Corps
Abortion Ring Operated by Charter Flight Ties Sica Gang
Woman recounts how an abortion racket used a chartered Fresno Los Angeles flight to ferry clients. A French doctor, reportedly without California medical license, performed procedures for 350 dollars plus return travel. Indictments name Fred Mazzel and Lucien Davis among others in a narcotics case linked to the group.
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Vacramento
State Commission On Organized Crime
Jor Sica Gang
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fresno
Manchester Blvd
California
Sfca
Burbank
Bridges Plan to Unite Expelled C IO Unions
San Francisco November 14 Bridges plans to unite unions expelled from the C I O into a third leftist national labor group. He calls for a national labor conference in Washington with nine other left wing leaders joining. The move aims at mutual protection of expelled unions and follows a New York meeting with representatives from most expelled unions.
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San Francisco
Harry
Bridges
C. SO
National Labor Organization
San Francisco Chronicle
Washington, D. C
Chronicle
New York
International
Hugh Bryson
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
Maurice Travis
Ben Gold
Fur and Leather Workers
Arthur Osman
Joseph Selly
American Communications Workers
Ernest de Mato
Grant Oakes
James McLeish
United Electrical Workers
Abram Flezer
United Public Workers
Exc
Contest Quiz Auto No Questions Listing for Contest
A page lists auto no trivia items for contestants in the Preas Telegraph contest with 310000 circulation. It notes daily different questions and provides phone numbers for active contestants and station contacts.
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Preas-Telegram
Africa
South America
The
Supreme Court
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