Open Hearing On Stock Lead In CAB Leak
Senator Jack son of Washington opens a public hearing into leaks by Civil Aeronautics Board employees amid a surge in Northeast Airlines stock trading on August 3 following the CAB decision to award the New York to Miami route over Delta. Witness Robert R. Snodgrass, Georgia Republican, is first called to testify as the panel investigates potential profiting from the leak and questions about purchases by Jackson himself.
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Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
CAB
Northeast
New York
Miami
Delta Airlines
Robert R. Snodgrass
Atlanta
Republican National
Parole War Criminals Reduces Sugamo Prison Inmates
The United States today paroled two more Japanese war criminals, lowering the total at Sugamo Prison to 96. The move comes amid ongoing postwar policy actions in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
United States
Sugamo Prison
Deeds Filed in Multiple Property Transfers Across Additions
A list of deed transfers records several buyers and sellers including William H. E. Burgoon, F. Anderson, Lawrence N. Tice, Newton Miller, Harvey Miller, Jerald D. Harrell, Hattie A. Stevens, Charles Franklin Patterson, Lyle Weaver, Albert H. Booker, Lindel Chism, Jeffery D. Henry, and various tracts in Bik. 1, Rigdon's Sec. Add., BAT Add, Rivers View Add., Lathrop's Add., with parcels in Ottawa, Richmond, and Victor areas.
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William HE. Burgoon
F. Edgar Anderson
Maywood
Ottawa
Jay J, Adams
Larence N. Tice
Rigdon
Richmond
Newton Miller
Harvey Miller
Ray Raymond Beaton
Jerald D. Harrell
Hattie A. Stevenin
Charles Franklin Patterson
Lyle
Weaver
Albert HE. Booker
Riversview
Victor
Brandon
Lindel Chism
D. Henry Lo Jeffery
Vetero
Car
Lathrop
Hiflelson Sworn In As KC Postmaster
Kansas City named former congressman Jeffrey F. P. Hillelson acting postmaster after the resignation of Alex F. Sachs. The ex GOP House member was sworn in yesterday and a permanent appointment is not expected for several months.
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Kansas City
Jeffrey FP. Hillelson
U. S. House
Alex F. Sachs
Tornado Funnel Seen Over Eureka Area
A funnel formed in the sky above a rural area near Eureka Kansas yesterday but did not touch the ground. Motorists reported seeing the funnel about five miles east in the afternoon. Eureka saw heavy rain with little wind.
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Eureka
Kas
Here
Seek New Trials In Liquor Case
Attorneys for sixteen defendants convicted last week of conspiring to violate U S liquor laws filed motions for new trials. Eight bids were entered yesterday and eight on Monday, all alleging judicial errors. Judge Royce H Savage will rule Friday as the 16 men appear for sentencing. The eight day trial ended with convictions for conspiring to import liquor into dry Oklahoma a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail and a 1000 dollar fine. Among those convicted were Police Commissioner Jay L Jones and suspended Police Chief Paul J Livingston.
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Tulsap
U. S
U. S. District Court
Royce H. Savage
Oklahoma
Jay L. Jones
Paul J. Livingston
Government Takes Over Truman Library
The federal government will likely take possession of the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence Missouri around May 12. A GSA spokesman said Congress was informed March 1 of acceptance the former President’s papers, with 60 days notice required by law except for the Eastern recess.
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Washington W
Harry 8. Truman
Independence
General Services Administration
Congress
Painters Strike in Kansas City Draws National Hearing
About 2,000 painters in the Kansas City area joined a three day strike over wage increases and premium pay for special work in the Missouri River Basin. The dispute pits river navigation interests against power interests as hearings before Senate and Public Works panels include witnesses from nine basin states and focus on premium pay and water release issues.
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Rac Ae Vlaa
Kansas City
Missouri
River Basin
John Cooke
Painters District Council No. 3
Undan
Senate
Public Works Committees
Knta
South Dakota
Montana
Upper Basin
Mississippi Valley Association division director to discuss views
The Mississippi Valley Association division director will present the organization's views on the controversy. Both the Army Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation are expected to be asked for their opinions.
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Sourt
Mississippi Valley Assn
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
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Omaha
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Western Auto
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Wizard
Guar
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Lone Star
Wizard Gard
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Ad Associate
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Ad Operated
Cliff Reynolds
S. Main
Albright Sewing Circle
Othawa
Ottawa Herald
Kero Electric
Davis Paint Store
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