FBI Probing Election Cash in Charles County Case
The FBI is investigating reports that Charles County Maryland residents received money after voting in the November 2 election. Eight sworn statements claim cash payments, with one alleging money from State Sen. James B. Monroe. Monroe, the incumbent, won by 82 votes in a contest within a larger district.
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Washington
Brownell
FBI
Charles County
Washington Post
Times Herald
James B. Manroe
Monroe
U.S
Charles
St. Maryland
Richard Lankford
Small
White Plains
Waldorf
Maryland
Gen Rollins
Robert T. Barbour
Post and Times Herald
Rollins
Barbour
Walter W. Bowling Sr
Wisconsin court settles Jorgensen estate in 1952
In Winnebago County Wisconsin August 1952 the will contest involving Muss Jorgensen and Walter Beglinger ended with each side receiving 16.00 in a compromise settlement. Kogut paid 20000 in inheritance taxes and other fees lowering the total inheritance to 40000. Final distribution was ordered last Tuesday in Winnebago County Court. Jorgensen resumed her maiden name in 1936 after divorce. The railroader son said he will invest and likely travel to Florida by train.
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Ster
Jorgensen
Wisconsin
Winnenago
Kogut
Winnebago County
Muss Jorgenseh
Walter Beglinger
Florida
Dinner Date Nets $40,000 inheritance mystery
CUYLER NY news reports Joe Kogut a New York Central Railroad fireman who received $40,000 from Margaret Jorgensen of Oshkosh Wisconsin, who died in 1951 leaving $142,000. relatives claimed much, attorney fees and expenses reduced the estate. Kogut recalled meeting her after a Chicago safety meeting and dinner, then receiving notice of the will three years ago.
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Cuyler
Joe Kogut
Margaret ,Jorgensen
Oshkosh
Wis
Buffalo
Chicago
Kogul
Atty
Walter | Patri
Embassy says Soviet spy rings rooted in government and UN
Senator Jenner, chair of the Senate Internal Security subcommittee, released a subcommittee volume of testimony claiming the Soviet embassy directed communist spy rings in government and within the United Nations. He urged breaking diplomatic relations with Russia, warning against Kremlin slogans of peaceful co existence. The report accompanies hearings on communist strategy and tactics. In Texas, Mt Pleasant High School band features identical twin drum majorettes Joan and June Ball, who have performed together since childhood and are indistinguishable to director Max Murphy.
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Wallington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
United Nations
Free Nations
Kremlin
Indiana
Senate
Internal Security
Russia
MY. Pleasant
Tex U
Max Murphy
Mt. Pleasant
Joan
June Ball
June
Murphy
Doctor Sheppard Trial Hearings Shed No Confession
Cleveland police testified that despite hopes for a speedy confession after Dr Samuel H Sheppard was jailed in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case no such statement emerged. Patrolman Fred Crankhan described July 30 as the day of arrest and noted the lack of signs of a struggle at the crime scene or on the beach. The defense pressed for motive and police bias while Crankhan maintained he found no forced entry or signs of an intruder in the Bay Village home.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Fred F. Crankhan
Bay Village
Sheppard
Marilyn
Wiliam J. Corrigan
Sam Sheppard
Crankhan
Corrigan
Cortigan
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Earler
Census asks 3 million farmers to cooperate nationwide
In late 1954 the Census Bureau seeks farm operator cooperation for the 7th Agriculture Census. Questionnaires mailed in advance cover farm size, land use, crops, livestock, equipment, labor, fuel, and farm values. Enumerators will assist on site.
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Bureau of
Department of Commerce
Balta
Vasque Stern Fe
Study Traces Human Origin to Great Asiatic Landmass
Scientists widely agree humans began on the Great Asiatic landmass about one million years ago. The consensus arises from fossil records and comparative genetics, suggesting early hominins migrated into various regions forming the foundation of modern humanity.
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Great
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Corgan
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Pearre’s Drug Store
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Robert Jons
Buleau
American Legion Home
Wildwood Park
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Victor Stout
Buck Dante
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