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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1952

Page

8

Bar Association backs tougher gambling laws in modern reform

The American Bar Association issued a 318 page report urging modernized gambling statutes and reorganized crime fighting to curb new large scale illegal gambling. It calls for prohibiting gambling information via telephone and broadcast media and notes big time gamblers evade law enforcement with costly lawyers. Prof Paul W. Tappan urges longer sentences for habitual criminals, citing Joe Adonis’s two to three year gambling sentence versus possible 18 year maximum.

Washington The American Bar Association Association Commission On Organized Crime Rufus King Paul Bauman New York Kefauver Senate Committee Paul W. Tappan New York University Tappan Joe Adonis New Jersey Adonis

Help Asker Sentenced for Nine Stolen Steers

Allan Robertson 30 of Rutland pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and was sentenced to one year at Vandalia State Penal Farm. He fenced pasture, corralled nine steers from two farms, and tried to enlist neighboring farmers to help claim the cattle. A suspicious neighbor reported the scheme to Sheriff George Toler in Woodford County.

Eureka Vandalia Allan Robertson Rutland Woodford George Toler Robertson Toler

Prohibition Era Figure Big Bill Duffy Dies

William J. Duffy also known as Big Bill Duffy died at 69 in Lynbrook New York. He was a notorious Prohibition era figure and former manager of Primo Carnera. His name appeared with speakeasies and Broadway nightclubs throughout the 1920s and he had numerous legal brushes.

Big Bill Duffy Lynbrook N. Y William J Big Bill) Duffy Primo Canera Carnera

Editor of French Red Newspaper Jailed

Paris May 26 AP reports police jailed chief editor Andre Stil of L humanite for involvement as organizer of Red demonstrations against Gen Ridgway the new supreme Allied commander for Europe in the Atlantic pact setup.

RED Paris France Andre Stil L’humanite Matthew B. Ridgway Europe

Quints Graduate at 18 in Callander Ontario

The Dionne quintuplets will graduate on the 18th birthday at a home ceremony in Callander with nine other girls. Villa Notre Dame plans to close after the event and the five sisters may attend a girls' college next year per Papa Oliva Dionne.

Callander Otn Dionne Villa Notre Dame Papa Oliva Dionne

Ag Department Gives Surprisingly Good Advice Occasionally

A Pennsylvania farmer with Chinese chestnut trees asked the Agriculture Department for help after hunters damaged his orchard. He was told to post signs warning that Castanea mollissima Linnaeus abounds in this orchard. Following the notice, hunters now avoid the area.

Washington Pennsylvania Agriculture Department

Mortality From Alcohol Declines Yet Alcoholism Persists

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co reports mortality from alcoholism in the industrial population has fallen 85 percent in 40 years but says about four million Americans still face alcohol use as a serious problem. Of these, around 750,000 are true alcoholics who drink to levels harming health.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Illinois Sentiment for McMahon Emerges in Delegation

Springfield May 26 AP A delegate from Illinois says there is well grounded sentiment for Connecticut Senator Brien McMahon as a presidential candidate if neither Adlai Stevenson nor Paul Douglas pursue the nomination. O Neill of Alton cites McMahon's numerous and favorable contracts with Illinois Democratic leaders as the basis for support.

Illinois Brien McMahon Connecticut Schaefer O'Neill Alton Adlai E

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