Jelke Pleads Innocent In New York Vice Case
New York heir Jelke and three others faced grand jury actions in a vice probe into call girls earning up to 500 dollars nightly. Jelke pleaded innocent to counts of enticement prostitution and living on proceeds with gun charges. Co-defendant Richard Wallace pleaded guilty to receiving earnings. sentencing set for September.
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New York
Minot F
Mickey) Jelke III
Oleomargarine Millions
Jelke
Case Society Vice
Richard Wallace
Richard Short
Patricia Ward
Miss Ward
Pat Thompson
Wallace
Miss Thompson
Ray Russell Davioni
Erica Steel
Davioni
Miss Steel
Holm Asks Detailed Charges From Showman Mate
Eleanor Holm Rose seeks dates and places of alleged misconduct by Billy Rose to support his divorce claims. In State Supreme Court she requests a bill of particulars as the joint suits proceed toward trial on September 10. All case papers are sealed by the court.
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New York
Eleanor Holm Rose
Billy Rose
State Supreme Court
Tony
New York State
American Zionists Map Aid Plan For Israel
New York The Zionist Organization of America has adopted a privately financed economic aid program for Israel. American business and professional men technicians and scientists will aid in Israel's economic development
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New York
The
Zionist Organization of America
Israel
Court details for Jelke Davioni and Steel narcotics case
Jelke and Davioni received jail terms while Steel, charged with narcotics, posted bail. Jelke and Davioni remain free pending trial. no date set for Jelke or Davioni. Steel set to stand trial September 17.
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Jelke
Miss Steel
Davioni
Bankers See Depositors As Carefully As Borrowers
Bankers weigh depositors' financial prospects nearly as much as borrowers ask. With more deposits and insured protection, banks aim to attract more funds while wary lenders fear a sudden boom end could turn depositors into liabilities. Defense spending sustains confidence into 1955, but 1954–55 uncertainty lingers about the boom's duration and the fate of deposits.
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New York
Truman
Light Vote Expected In Mississippi Primary
Light voter turnout was predicted as Mississippians cast two ballots one for the Democratic primary and one a statewide liquor referendum. Secretary Heber Ladner estimated about half of the 407 774 who voted in the 1951 governor race would go to the polls. Races include Rankin vs Abernethy for Congress and Stennis seeking re election to the Senate.
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Heber Ladner
John Rankin
Thomas Abernethy
U. S
Jamie Whitten
Frank Smith
Rankin
Abernethy
Mississippi
Congress
House
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