Condemned Killers Dine With Chicago Businessmen
In Chicago at Cook County Jail, Fred T yers and 100 others, including three condemned killers, dined under guard. The Better Boys Foundation sponsored the event to show leading citizens the penal system and raise about 25 000 to combat juvenile delinquency.
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Chicago
Fred Tyers
Cook County
Better Boys Foundation
Jack R. Johnson
The
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Joe Kellman
Lyman Moore
Deniros' Case To End Today
Federal attorneys plan to end their case against Michael, Frank Jr., and Louis Deniro brothers of Vincent Deniro in a bench trial. They face charges of evading 111 020 in estate and inheritance taxes linked to a Youngstown rackets case. The judge is Frank J Battisti.
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Cleveland
Vincent Deniro
Youngstown
Michael
Frank Jr
Louis
U. S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Vince
Seattle Mayor Bans Citywide Discrimination Policy
Seattle Mayor Dorm Braman issued an executive order prohibiting racial religious and national origin restrictions within city government. The order reaffirms the city policy to protect rights and provide equal treatment to all citizens.
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Seattle, Wash
Dorm Braman
Seattle
Prosecutor's Fish Tale Ends With Bite Back
Dayton assistant city prosecutor Jack Duncan wore a bandaged finger in court after saying a four pound white perch bit him last week while he tried to hold the fish. He teased the courtroom by recounting the bite and then finished with a humorous finale as he ate the fish.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jack Duncan
Duncan
Giancana Refuses to Talk and Faces Jail Time
Chicago crime figure Momo Giancana was jailed after again refusing to answer a federal grand jury’s questions. U.S. Attorney Hanrahan said the move shows crime does not pay, as Giancana named only his name and address before immunity, while remaining silent on other inquiries.
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Fred Smith
Chicago
Momo Salvattore
Sam) Giancana
U.S
Edward V. Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Phvilis McGuire
McGuire Sisters
Giancana
Giancesa
Wecent Orard
Nideo Wham ! Camphell
U.S. District Court
Giercana
Campbell
Grand Jury
Constitution Adopted by Trich Free State in 1922
The article notes that the Trich Free State adopted its constitution in the year 1922, marking a formal legal framework for the entity. It emphasizes the historic milestone as a foundational act for the state's governance.
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the Trich Free State
U S Rubber Strikes Hit 19 Plants in 14 States
The United Rubber Workers of America representing about 23 000 workers struck 19 U S Rubber Co plants across 14 states as the old contract expired at midnight. Union coordinator Herbert Dawson said bargaining sessions recessed at 2 ½ am and would resume later today after on again off again talks since Tuesday morning.
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New York
United Rubber Workers of America
Afl-Cio
US. Rubber Co
Herbert Dawson
Greece Relies On Tobacco as Main Export Crop
In Athens officials report about one eighth of Greece’s 85 million population is connected to the tobacco industry, highlighting tobacco as the country’s principal export crop.
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Athens
Greece
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