McGrath to be hauled before House on tax fraud probes
Washington November 30 Republicans demand Attorney General J Howard McGrath be summoned to explain Justice Department policy on prosecuting tax fraud and to answer questions about ousted aide T Lamar Caudle. Kean and Byrnes, Ways and Means subcommittee members, seek documents and possible resignation amid graft rumors in the tax system. Caudle was fired by President Truman for outside activities.
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J. Howard McGrath
House
Justice Department
Kean
New Jersey
Byrnes
Wisconsin
McGrath
T. Lamar Caudle
Ways and Means
Samuel Aaronard
Jacob Freidus
Farlier
King Dcalif
New York
King
Department of Justice
Ceadle
Adrian W. Dewind
Samuel Aaron
Department
Caudle
Truman
Enemy Casualties Put At High Figure In Korea
The Army estimates total Korean enemy casualties through November 32 at 1,505,877, up 21,785 from late last week. Of these, 1,087,099 were battle losses and 169,564 prisoners, with 32,982 identified as civilian internees. The Eighth Army is screening prisoners to separate regulars from guerrillas and nonunit captives. The UN forces’ losses are not updated. the prior November 1 total was 315,711 from various sources.
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Washington
Korea
Eighth Army
United Nations Command
U. N
Changes sought in inter collegiate football
A Woodsboro survey shows six residents split on future measures. Dorcus and Dorcus expect moderate changes to curb gambling. Smith and Catshall predict reforms due to governance failings. LeGore doubts popular criticism will drive change. Dixon does not foresee radical shifts. Naval news notes Uruguay to acquire two US destroyer escorts at cut price under mutual assistance, Baron and Bronstein to South America.
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Washington
U. S
Navy
Kimball
Uruguay
Jose A. Mora
Baron
Bronstein
Europe
Mediterranean
Added Benefits Improve Frederick Police Department
Reorganization and training promise the Frederick City Police Department a more efficient force. Acting Chief W W Corbin leads a program that cuts shifts to three eight hour blocks, raises base wages, adds personnel, and creates new units including traffic safety, crime section, and a civilian property room. The plan, endorsed by Mayor Donald B Rice and the Board of Aldermen, includes rifle and handgun training, new radio units, and remodeled headquarters on the second floor of City Hall.
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Joe Eisenhauer
Frederick
Police Department
Donald B. Rice
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Clyde M. Rowfey
Allen G. Quynh
Henry F. Fall
Dorsey F. Shipley
W. W. Corbin
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Frederick City
Rice
Pikesville
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Sherman Boone
List of Patrolmen and Civilian Clerk Named
A roster of names appears including James D. Marks Harry Li Quinn Martin Kanode Sherman Boone Charles F. Bell Arnold R. Simmons Alton Twenty Denver J. Shook Ed G. Carty Willam M. Boost Charles H. McKeldin Vernon E. Heffner James W. Stockman Harr en W. DeGrange Carl L. Bender George F. Crouse Arington EB Hemp Richard M. Ruthvin William C. Staley Bernard E. King Mathew Tyergar patrolmen and George E. Glessner clerk civilian.
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Podlice Phot
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Hemp
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King
Bender
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Heffner
Ruthvin
Carbin
James D. Marks
Harry Li
Quinn
Martin Kanode
Sherman Boone
Charles F. Bell
Arnold R. Simmons
Alton
Denver J. Shook
Ed G. Carty
Willam M. Boost
Charles H. McKeldin
Vernon E. Heffner
James W. Stockman
Harren W. DeGrange
Carl L. Bender
George F. Crouse
Arington
EB. Hemp
Richard M. Ruthvin
William C. Staley
Bernard E. King
Mathew
George E. Glessner
Eleanor Holm Wins Record $700 Weekly Alimony
New York news reports Eleanor Holm receiving a temporary alimony of $700 a week from Billy Rose, possibly a Manhattan record. Holm also retains Rose's Beekman Place home while filing for separation. judge Kenneth O'Brien sealed case papers. Earlier, other scandals linked to the Rose household surfaced, including a 12 year old marriage trouble with Joy Mathhews.
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New York
Eleanor Holm
Billy Rose
Rose
Beekman Place
Eleanor
State Supreme Court
Kenneth O'Brien
Justice O'Brien
Manhattan Supreme Court
Joyer Mathews
Milton Berle
Ziegfeld Theater
Truman Reviews Production with Wilson in Key West
President Truman scheduled a full scale review of military production in Key West with Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson this afternoon. The high level session aimed to align defense output with national security goals amid wartime mobilization.
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Key West
Fila
Truman
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Frederick Cites Defense Housing Delay at Camp Detrick
Frederick Maryland remains delayed in housing planning for Camp Detrick as HHFA has not completed a schedule detailing required rental and sales units. Local builders may submit plans, with federal supervision only if private firms cannot meet specifications.
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Frederick
Housling and Home Financing Agency
Washington
HHFA
HHPA
Camp Detrick
CMT
Staub Convicted of Larceny After Trust in A Circuit
A Circuit Court jury yesterday found 40 year old David LeRoy Staub of Rocky Ridge guilty of larceny after trust. He remains jailed awaiting a pre sentence investigation.
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Staub
David LeRoy Staub
Rocky Ridge
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