Investor recalls no Trump ties in grain storage profits
Webster City, Missouri trader Harry Easley testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee that his $35,000 grain storage profits and $28,000 gain in two years came from Midwest Storage and Realty Co. He denied any friendship with President Truman influenced deals. The audit examined Camp Crowder storage buildings bought by private firms and leased back to the government, with profits and costs outlined, including Easley’s $26,866 salary plus commissions and the Army’s $59,000 restoration claim.
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Midwest
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Martial Law For Tunisia Amid Crackdown and Curfew
In Tunisia on March 26 the French authorities imposed dusk to dawn curfew across the protectorate as Premier Mohammed Chenik and three pro nationalist ministers were arrested. The crackdown targeted the Neo-Destour party with Habib Bourgiba among those detained. Moslem protests and strikes followed while military censorship of news was tightened. Chenik and aides were flown to Kebilli in the southern desert.
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Kebilli
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Habib Bourgiba
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French Tunisian unrest prompts cabinet move and arrests
In Tunisia, France deploys 20 000 police and soldiers to keep order as incidents flare. Shots hit a patrol in Sousse and a road bridge between Kebilli and El Hamma is blown. Demonstrators overturn a police car at Kasour Essaf while the bey Sidi Mohammed el Amin refuses to dismiss Chenik, triggering political turmoil.
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Tunisia
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Paris
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Four Airmen Killed in B-47 Crash Near Albuquerque
Four airmen from Albuquerque died when a B-47 Stratojet crashed during takeoff at Kirtland Air Force Base. Three were killed immediately as the aircraft overturned on the runway, a fourth died about two hours later. All four were Albuquerque residents. An unrelated line notes U.S. rail workers number about 1,500,000.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
Eight airmen killed in B-28 crash near Davis-Monthan AFB
An air force bomber crashed while attempting to reach Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson. About eight crew members were killed when the crippled B-28, reporting an engine failure, burned upon impact after losing altitude over the return flight.
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Ariz
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Davis- Monthan
Plane crash at base claims crew from 43rd Bomb Wing
Bodies removed from wreckage after a military plane crash. Names of the dead withheld pending family notification. Maj. Maston Jacks, base public information officer, identified the aircraft as part of the 43rd Bomb Wing.
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