Payment Linked to Tax Fraud Caudle Cashed 5000 Deal
Lamar Caudle testified before a House committee that in 1950 he earned 5000 as a commission for arranging the sale of an airplane to a New York tax investigator linked to two New York men convicted of tax fraud. Caudle, former chief of the Justice Department tax division, said the deal was approved by Attorney General McGrath.
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Washington
Apt
Lamar Caudle
New York
Caudle
McGrath
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
Truman
Adrian W. Dewind
Larry Knohl
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Friedus
New York City
Knohl
Internal Revenue Bureau
Dewind
U.S
Irving Saypol
Ers Caudle
Aaron Friedus
John Caffey
Caukod
Knoll
Kansas
Walter. A
Stenwell
Syria s pro red premier jailed in coup d etat
CAIRO Nov 29 AP The strong man Col Adib Shishekly ousted the newly named premier Marout Dawalib and arrested the cabinet as the Syrian army seized control of the country Dawalib had urged ties with Arab nations and Russia Shishekly accused the Populists of undermining independence and attempting to create a new throne for Syria Dispatches said the country remained quiet after the swift military move Khaled Bey El Azem was mentioned as a possible new premier candidate
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2CAIRO
Adib Shishekly
Russia
Radio Damascus
Marout Dawalib
Shishekly
Syria
Damascus
Hashim Bey Attasy
Dawalibi
Khaled Bey el Azem
Chinese Reds Expel Catholic Missionaries
Chinese Communist authorities have compelled 1136 Catholic missionaries to leave the country, according to information received by the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith in Vatican City. The move signals a broad campaign against foreign religious groups as tensions rise.
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Vatican City
Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Fragmented Newspaper Page Index Teasers
A garbled page index lists sections and page numbers for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Cragsword Editorial Financial Political Obituaries and Sports across several pages. The text appears as a street-corner scan with misread characters and missing details.
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Boyle
Ene and Television
Ene and television.—Page C-2. Ipping
Pag¢ana Sports
First Rookie Tax Test Thrown Out in Court
A three judge federal court dismissed the first challenge to the new gambling tax. The judges said the petitioner did not come into court with clean hands but indicated the act appears constitutional. They deemed discussion of constitutional questions unnecessary given the circumstances.
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Washington
Wherry dies. longtime GOP Senate whip passes away
Sen Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska Republican floor leader in the Senate died at 12 45 pm in George W Gettys Hospital after weeks of illness pneumonia cited by doctors. A lawyer by training Wherry rose quickly in Republican ranks and during his short Senate career headed the party whip and later the floor leadership. He opposed New Deal Fair Deal policies and was known as a brash right wing voice. He served in WWI Naval Aviation, studied at Nebraska Harvard, and began politics in 1929 in the state Senate.
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Washington
Kenneth 5. Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
George Wgettchs Hospital
Wherry
GOP
Roosevelt
Truman
Harry Truman
Tye
Pawnee City
Neb
University of Nebraska
Harvard University
U. SS. Naval Aviation Service
Val Peterson
Kefauver Allows California Bid For 1954 Presidency
Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver agreed to let his name appear on California's June primary ballot for the Democratic nomination. At a Long Beach conference with supporters the group filed with the California secretary of state to form the Miles Kefauver for President Committee. Kefauver said he is not a candidate and will seek reelection to the Senate in 1954, though he authorized supporters to press forward.
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Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
California
Long Beach
Secretary of State's Office
Miles Kefauver
L. A. Pipkin
Democratic County Central Committee
Kefauver
United States Senate
Army Leader Sets Up New Government
Bangkok radio reports Thailand's regime overthrown by army commander in chief Lt Gen Phin Chunhawan forming a new cabinet. Pibulsonggram ousted as front man. king Rama IX due back with queen and infant daughter. Western aid continues as Thailand faces Vietminh and Red China pressure.
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London
Bangkok Radio
Thailand
Phin Chunhawan
Bangkok
Southeast Asia
Pibuisonggram
Bang
Ikok Harbor
Red China
Indochina
Theiland
United Nations
Ored
Draft Holiday Halt For Christmas Induction Break
The Selective Service and Defense Department announced a Christmas pause in inductions from Dec 22 to the first week in January. They aim to meet December quota of 16,900 by Dec 21 and then halt drafting for the holiday period.
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Washington
Selective Service
Defense Department
Armed Services
Canine Thugs Drown Attempt Fails in Creek Rescue
In Tonawanda New York two large dogs attacked a small mongrel and tossed him into a creek as an officer described the act as attempted murder. Patrolman William R. Carleton rescued the dog, wrapped him in blankets, and the grateful animal licked his hand while authorities investigate the bizarre cruelty case.
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Buffalo, N. Y
SPCA
Leonard Arenica
Associated Press
Buffalo
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
William R. Carleton
Police Department
Tonawanda
Lan
Carleton
Vandenberg Flags China Air Build–Up in Manchuria to China
General Hoyt Vandenberg told the California State Chamber of Commerce that Red China is expanding its air power with new air fields and radar warning systems from Manchuria into central China. He compared Soviet air power to a prior display in 1943 and warned that North Korea’s war context shows adversaries act without restraint when provoked.
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Los Angeles
Hoyt Vandenberg
Red China
Manchuria
China
Russia
Air Force
California State Chamber of Commerce
Two Ships Crash 13 Die Trapped in Boston Harbor
Coast Guard boats and planes search for 13 bodies from the fishing trawler Lynn after a collision with the Texas Oil tanker. Fifteen fishermen died overall as Lynn sank near Boston. Survivors recount a rapid, violent crash with the tanker ramming from ahead. Coast Guard vessels dispersed to the scene and relatives gathered at the fish pier amid the tragedy.
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Boston
Coast, Guard
Lynn
Sorrel
Unimac
Middle Brewter Island
J. Carl McNamara
Medford
John J. King
Winthrop
S. O. Pederson
Port Arthur
Texas
Coast Guard
Infantrymen Close to Lines in Hard Fought Front
Allied artillery resumed long range shelling after a 36 hour lull blamed on misreading orders. Infantry on both sides remained near lines except for two small eastern actions. Air battles saw 320 Red MiGs shot down or sighted against American jets. Armistice talks stalled over behind the lines supervision with 40 days to reach a peace or restart the talks.
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Seoul
Korea
Eighth Army
Rome
Munsan
Teucuman
Record Swarm of MiGs Out Record Swarm of MiGs Out
Fifth Air Force reports a record sky show as 300 to 320 MiGs swarmed over North Korea in a day. Allied fighters tangled in multiple battles, with 265 MiGs engaged and 22 Sabres involved in fighting near MIG Alley. One American F-51 Mustang was shot down. pilot casualty unknown.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
North Korea
Air Force
Ae Red Fliers
Pyongyang
Air
Fifth
Famine Sufferings in East Pakistan District
Karachi dispatch reports The Evening Times says 500 000 people in Khulna District East Pakistan are enduring famine conditions with severe hunger and hardship.
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Pakistan
Karachi
The
Evening Times
Khulna
East Pakistan
Weather outlook with low clouds and fog tonight
Low clouds and fog persist tonight with minimal temperature change. Tomorrow features variable high clouds, light winds that shift to west to southwest at 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.
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