G Men Tell All About Their Hire and Methods
In a series by Marlin Mooney the New York paper surveys the G Man corps. It details director J Edgar Hoover’s gatekeeping, the diverse backgrounds of agents, and a night club sting that required five months of patient observation before an arrest was made.
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Marlin Mooney
Thateas
New York
Geman
G-man
Ike
Ci-man
J. Edgar Koover
Bureau of Investigation
Unéte Kre
Coiegn
Naturalization Service
Istams
New York City
Broadway
Ander
Devitous Jamander
Psychiatry Helps The Butcher Bewfache
Fragmentary notes describe a New York City scene with mentions of wet brain and psychiatric concern. The text reads as a jumbled, archaic ad wise fragment referencing medical or mental health terms and disjointed observations about rooms, prices, and attempts to find buyers in classified-like language.
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New York City
Iowa
Sly Veorist
Caryl, Vet
Judge Denies Oil Petition in Corpus Christi Case
Corpus Christi based Clymore Production and Nances Refining sought injunction to halt Texas railroad commission enforcement of House Bill 266. Federal judge barred reopening Agua Dulce wells, ruling wells deemed as waste prevention and required to convert flow to reservoir. Plaintiffs claim wells produce oil and gas not natural gas, disputing applicability of the act. Proceedings led by judges McMillan Kennerly with involvement of Faulkner in New Orleans and a session in San Antonio Monday.
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Ru. McMillan Wersestray
Clymore Production Company
Nances Refining Company
Corpus Christi
Texas
Agua Dilco
Archie D. Gray
We. Cbi" Ravis
Calinrel
Railroad
Commissio
House Jon
Circuit
Rufus E. Faler
New Orleans
Ban Antonih
Steel Bounces to New Capacity Mark
Steel production rebounded after the Independence Day curtailment. Iron and steel reports indicate capacity usage around 52 percent, with the industry averaging about 32 percent last week.
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New York
Iron Ape
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or identifiable persons or places. no verifiable facts or names are present to summarize into a valid news item.
Hearst Alone Not In Default
At a congressional committee hearing on real estate reorganizations, Sabath asked if there were any city issues not in default. Murray Garsson replied that the only nondefaulted real estate issues are those secured by William Randolph Hearst, who has not defaulted on any interest payments due, reinforcing a religious stance to maintain payments.
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New York
UST
Sabath
Congressional Committee
Murray W. Garsson
Wiliam
Randolph Searst
Rancher Cleared in Goat Theft Case at District Court
Rodney Jones Babs Jeach and Reachmat faced an indictment for allegedly stealing SL goats from Helotes ranchman A W Stevens. Judge W W McCrory dismissed the case with a complete acquittal after verdict in Criminal District Court Thursday. State witnesses testified the stock bore Jones R Bar over Stevens Pot Hook brands, while defense argued over branding detectability without skin movement or test.
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Rodney Jones
Babs Jeach
Reachmat
W. W. McCrory
Jones
A. W. Stevens
Helotes Ranchman
Stevens
Marshals Gain Authority to Enter Firearms and Arrests
A little-known act reveals that U S marshals and deputies, previously lacking authority, may now wield power to carry firearms and arrest without warrants. Attorney General Hunter Cummings cites June 16 1945 legislation granting these powers to Marshal Guy McNamara and his deputies. The same act permits arrests for federal offenses with reasonable grounds for detainment. The clipping also notes a classified ad offering work on Broadway at Filly street.
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Hunter Cummings
Marshel Guy McNamara
Marshala
Cummings
United States
Twain Notes Commutist Idiocy Asks For Property Division
Unpublished notes from Mark Twain, printed abroad, describe communism as idiocy. He quips that dividing property requires brains to both keep and make money, and that a three year remaking would impoverish communists. The notebook also recalls a jumping frog tale and Twain's travels in 1878 Europe. He, born Samuel Clemens, wrote maxims and recalled Angel’s Gap in Gall.
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New York
Mark Twain
Lolave
Jesua Hearst
Europe
Colemar
Cogbel
Stranger
Twain
Samuel K. Clemens
Angel's Gap
Gall
Four Century Plants Bloom Together in Karnes City
Four giant century plants bloom at the country home of Bers Eudora Biller near Helena Ordinar y, with the century plant blooms noted in the July weather.
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Karnes City
Bers
Eudora Biller
Helena
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