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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1945
Page
7
Westbrook Pegler argues the grand jury is a noble, potentially manipulated body and urges a thorough inquiry into Elliott Roosevelt's 200000 loan from Hartford. He suggests testimony could touch on connections to Eleanor Roosevelt and other figures, and questions Congress limits on investigations.
A discussion of a Fort Worth connected grand jury inquiry into Eliott Hartford loans and possible presidential complicity. The piece notes lack of proof that the $200,000 loaned to Elliott was used for its stated purpose and contemplates witnesses and investigators, including Jesse Jones, Caruthers Ewing, and others, amid calls for a grand jury to assess potential misconduct and tax implications.
The writer condemns a perceived use of grand juries for political smear, arguing the federal grand jury could investigate the original New Deal deals without political interference. It notes tensions between county and federal authorities, with mentions of Hogan and the late president’s appointees and the cross-jurisdictional reach of federal subpoenas.
Khaki facts list Ralph O. Dietert and others serving in various U S Army Air Forces and Navy assignments in Europe and North Africa. Among those cited are trainees, promoted officers, air transport command personnel, a bombardier navigator in training, and ground crew tours over Germany after V E day. Several live in San Antonio addresses and nearby areas.
OPA District Director M. Kull said nine carloads of sugar are being shipped to Fort Worth Weatherford San Angelo Abilene Quanah Wichita Falls and Denton to relieve a sugar shortage.
Three cotton growing states Arizona Florida and New Mexico have no cotton spinning mills. The note highlights the gap between cultivation and processing facilities in the region.
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