Justice Department probes court leak under Supreme Court decisions
The Department of Justice continues its investigation into alleged leaks of Supreme Court decision reports used as stock tips. Minor officials and a Supreme Court attaché are implicated while Captain Burke says no charges found yet.
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Belgium Declines Return to State of Neutrality
The Belgian government will refuse to return to strict neutrality, with prime minister Delacortex set to declare the viewpoint in an soon to be issued Independence piece. The article notes the government’s stance and the forthcoming statement outlining its policy direction.
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Repeal of Wartime Prohibition Loses In House Committee
Washington reports show the House Agriculture Committee voted 16 to 3 to order a bill repealing the wartime prohibition act. The piece notes Supreme Court aid sought by dealers on amendment and cites a Raw Liquor Dealers Association petition for original proceedings to declare the act unconstitutional.
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