Sabath pushes probe targeting Army Engineers lobbying
Representative Sabath named the Army Engineers as the main target of a looming House lobbying investigation. He said over 1,900 lobbyists were registered and spending over 2 million dollars in Q1 1949, a new high, and urged a seven member House committee to probe the engineers' influence.
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Middletown's most arrested citizen sentenced to 60 days
A 47 year old man described by Patrolman James Miller as Middletown’s most arrested is sent to the Cincinnati Workhouse for 60 days after a lengthy pattern of intoxication related arrests dating back to 1929. He has 99 arrests, with brief releases followed by quick reoffenses. The report notes his habit of wine and a prior habit of resisting arrest. In a separate item, a House committee reveals plans to probe private organizations and government agencies, naming oil power and real estate lobbies as strong interests.
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