Kolbus Grid Pool Under Scrutiny by Authority
The California Crime Commission questioned Kolbus about football pools and a distribution venture for used insect exterminating machines in Fresno and Los Angeles. He claimed partners Sica and Cannon took over five years ago and denied paying off officials or coercion. He later ran Rendezvous and Richard's Restaurants in San Jose and sold his stake in the exterminating machine business last year.
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California Crime Commission
Richard L. Kolhus
University of Nevada
Rena
Poela
Fresno
Calif
Joe Sica
Los Angeles
Joe Cannon
Kolhus
Warren Olney
Crime Commission
Kolbus Barr
Kolbus
Rendezvous
Richard’s
San Jose
Arthur Pratt
Elmer F
Bones) Reman
Kollus
Smalldone
Denver
Eugene
Checkers
Clyde
Olney
Rocky Mountains
Smalldones
Tom Keon
San Mate
Kalbus
Seattle
Warren warns GOP split could cost election
In Milwaukee Warren urges Taft Eisenhower factions to avoid party rift. He declines blame for either side and says victory next fall is not guaranteed. The remarks come amid calls for unity before the Republican convention and the Stony Hill Schoolhouse dedication.
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Milwaukee
Earl Warren
California
Taft
Eisenhower
Warren
Fredonia
Wis
Stony Hill Country
Truman Tags McCarthy in Groton Speech
President Truman said Senator Joseph R. McCarthy was "tagged" by Senator William Benton for what he is. He praised Brien McMahon and Benton, called Bill Benton courageous, and criticized McCarthy amid the Senate elections subcommittee nearing the end of its public McCarthy inquiry.
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Washington
Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
R.wis
William Benton
D.conn
Groton
Conn
Sen
Brien McMahon
D.-Conn
Benton
Joe McCarthy
Senate Elections Subcommittee
McCarthy
Henton
Air Force warns production lag risks national security
Lt. Gen. Edwin W. Rawlings told a dedication ceremony at an IBM plant in Poughkeepsie that current industrial output lags threaten U. S. safety. He warned there is no margin for error as Communist threats rise and urged immediate production improvements to prevent national defeat.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
U. S. Air Force
United States
Edwin W. Rawlings
Air Force
International Business Machines Corp
Boy 17 Kills Self After Prom Rejection
Venice, June 14. Fred Pleba 17 shot himself on the police station steps after a Venice High School senior prom date Anita Dunham 17 Tucson refused a kiss and romance. Pleba and friend Rosson 18 had returned a rented tuxedo before the tragedy.
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Venice
Fred M. Pleba
Stewart Jones
Anita Dunham
Tucson
Ariz
Plehn
Anita
Fred
Charles Rosson
Rioting Between Moslems and Jews Roils Tunis
In Tunis today clashes erupted between Moslems and Jews amid tension over poison rumors about the ruling bey’s family. An 18 year old Jew was killed by a bullet. police fired into the air to disperse fighting as about 100 Moslems invaded Hassia’s Jewish quarter and two Arab groups raided homes.
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MLS
Tunisia
Tunis
Hassia
Man Rushes to Doctor and Dies in Office
Grover Farrar, 64, of 5415 Greywood Ave died yesterday in a doctor's office at 1785 Orange Ave after going there for medical attention. He worked at a cafe on 1045 E Pacific Coast Hwy. He collapsed en route to hospitalization. the doctor arranged admission, but he died before the ambulance arrived. He leaves a widow named Bessie.
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Grover
Farrar
Greywood Ave
Orange, Ave
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Bessie
Sabath, 86, Chicago Democrat, Released After Surgery
Rep Adolph J. Sabath, dean of the House and longtime Chicago Democrat, who underwent major surgery June 3, was discharged from Michael Reese Hospital today.
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Adolph J. Sabath
House of Representatives
Michael Reese Hospital
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