Crime in America by Senator Fstes Kefauver
Senator Kefauver recounts the 1950 senate investigation into interstate crime networks. He details hearings across multiple cities, the rise of a nationwide crime syndicate, and Mafia involvement including figures Mangano and Lopiparo, with arrests and testimonies shaping a national disgrace narrative.
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The Mafia and Lucky Luciano
A Senate Crime Committee examination reveals the Mafia as a real, feared network involved in murder narcotics traffic extortion and labor racketeering. Witnesses discuss Omerta and the uncertain role of Luciano during World War II with claims of naval interest and sabotage fears.
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December to mark 1,000,000th US traffic death
A mid December milestone is projected for the 1,000,000th traffic fatality in the United States since the automobile era began. The piece reflects on the loss of nearly a million lives and notes multiple contributing factors.
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Reed and Derek star in Saturday's Hero and The Dark Page
Reading about Dons Reed and John Derek promoting Saturday's Hero and The Dark Page in New York reveals their hectic schedule meeting the mayor and appearing at ceremonies. Donna Corcoran, touted as Metro's next Margaret O'Brien, stars in Against All Flags, while Bob Hope and Hedy Lamarr headline My Favorite Spy in a home premiere promotion.
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Housewrecker Believes Idleness Kills Men
Rux ton Maryland an 80 year old man William Frederick Old Pop Losch claims idleness kills men and has wrecked four houses three barns and a Democratic club over three years. He previously served as a county official before turning to wrecking as his retirement.
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Old Pop’ Losch
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Challenges
Reader friendly crossword with clues across and down covering ancient and modern terms. Names like Scottish Gaelic Egyptian dancing girl and keeper of golden apples appear in varied wordplay. Includes ship related and geographic hints for a wide solving challenge.
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Word Puzzle Clues It Appears in Last Week's Answer
A cryptic entry recalls previous week’s crossword style clues. The fragment lists numbers 34 37 39 40 with brief glosses such as joins by melting metals own perish finish, suggesting a puzzle answer for a past issue.
The Fiction Corner
The Fiction Corner presents a brief column on readers' responses and upcoming releases. Highlights include a short survey of nostalgia fiction and a note on author events in regional venues.
The Trap Ends in Secrets and Fires
Howie and Trist tamper with a dangerous setup to scare bashful rivals over farm sales. A barn fire and a hidden trap reveal neighbors Shell Long and others behind the plot. Sheriff Gunfrey resolves the case by pressuring Long to leave town.
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Grassroots Socialism in England Draws Labor Support
Wright A Patterson argues that English Labour aims to equalize wealth via taxes and doles, criticizes socialized medicine and heavy taxation, and warns the American public against welfare state policies. He compares Conservative and Republican stances and predicts limited prospects for Gen Ike’s nomination.
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FBI chief links college scandals to national moral breakdown
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified to the Senate saying recent college athletic scandals and urban gang activity reflect a breakdown of moral fiber in the country. He cited cities where hoodlums run free and urged stricter scholastic controls and less commercialized athletics.
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Nickel use in echo depth sounders
An interesting new application of nickel has been in echo depth sounders where the magnetostrictive property of nickel is utilized.
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