New York man used welfare to gamble on Wall Street
Larry Schweitzer a 75 year old New York hospital orderly known for frugal living accepted relief checks for years to fund stock market bets totaling about 21 000. Since 1988 he received monthly welfare totaling 574 10 and amassed around 17 000 in securities before investigators froze his assets. He surrendered 1 525 in a bank account and was forced to allow sale of his securities to repay welfare. He faces charges of illegally receiving relief and grand and petty larceny. The judge noted his assets may be handed to welfare but he may remain destitute.
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New York 2
Larry Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Wall St
Frank S. Hogan
Schiweitzer
Hagen
Wogan
Eisenhower Urges Broad Civil Rights and Budget Reform
President Eisenhower, flanked by family and lawmakers, pushes for new civil rights legislation and anti corruption laws while outlining a balanced budget aim. He calls for stronger armed forces, tax reform, and farm cost reductions, noting progress in space and missile efforts and urging restraint on wasteful spending amid Cold War tensions.
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Eisenhower
Maj
John. Eisenhower
Gordon Moore
Airs
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Congress
Withi
Senate
Sen. MeClellan
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Paten
Bare Facts Win Woman a Divorce
A Los Angeles divorce case centers on Nadine Morzin, 40, who testified that her husband Alitene Morris, 45, urged her to engage in lewd behavior. Morzin described his friends as promenading around like Adam and Eve at dinner, which she disliked. The report then shifts to London where Christopher Conlon arrived in town in a top hat with a pickax on loan from a TV studio, later winning on Take Your Pick and seeking the postcard hoax sender. Conlon, a mental hospital nurse, aims to locate the trickster behind the card. The piece also covers Denver where 82-year-old George Benningfield faced bank robbery charges and bail issues, and San Antonio where a judge required a defense witness to testify, with the boy witness invoking hell if he lied.
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Los Angeles
Nadine Morzin
Alitene Morris
Suchat
London
Christopher Conlon
West End
Conlon
Fetter
Post Office at Lang Beat Named in Audit Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists a Post Office at Lang Beat with audit committee references and street directions. The readable items mention Beach, Cajit, Deh Parvez, Pate ty Datvurya, and Plasted day, but details are unclear. No definite events, dates, or organized entities are confirmed.
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Getore Pisag
Coailey
Rank
Beach
Cajit
Bardey
Parvez
Mb Hegh
Esky
Én ‘St
Plne Ave
Lang Beat
Buteas
Citcatatl
Costello Trial Decision Studied
A New York federal judge Reserved decision in the denaturalization case of 68 year old gambler Frank Costello. Judge Archie Dawson heard arguments from government and defense and gave until February 2 to submit memoranda. The government says Costello gained citizenship in 1925 by fraud and misrepresentation while he serves the rest of a five year sentence for income tax evasion.
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New York
Frank Costello
Archie
Dawson
Costello
Life at the Huntingtow Hotel Offers Luxury and Dining
A fragmented hotel notice advertises the Huntingtow Hotel at 0geam Blvd Long Beach detailing private baths, a large dining room, and meals priced at $25.50 per person. It promises meals including meats and Virginia ham, with room features and services implied.
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Riley
Huntingtow Hotel
Ogeam Blvd
Long Beach
Thyoueh
Feta Ane Petan
Weater
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