Crime Probers To End Hearings
Washington Senate Crime Investigating Committees close more than a year of open hearings on rackets and gambling. The final day of sessions was scheduled for Northern New Jersey and Maryland near the District of Columbia. Mentioned was a $300000 campaign contribution offer to the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1949. The probe tied Abner Zwillman to bootlegging networks that controlled a large share of liquor entering the U S in the 1926 to 1932 period.
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Washington
Senate
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Richard G. Moser
Fee
Abner
Longie) Zwillmar
Elmer Wene
Zusliman
Ms Name
U. S
James Bishop
Teanec
Wene
Zwillman
Hin
George Kesselhaut
Essex County
Newark
William Kelly
Wene Josthe
Alfred Driscoll
Bishop
Kesselhaut
Han
John Kenny
Jersey City
John V.J Kenny
Frank Hague
Kenny
Zwwiliman
World Youth End Cornell Conference Ends In Ithaca
Five hundred delegates from 64 nations closed the World Assembly of Youth Luennial conference at Cornell University. They spent 12 days weighing methods to aid youth worldwide in peace and freedom and prepared an action program from WAY resolutions. Delegates praised U S hospitality and looked to a constructive future for the organization.
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Peaut
Cornell University
Edmond Caleb
British Guiana
Africa
Gontvan Maka
French Guinea
Francis Potter
Amherst
Mass
Meat price ceilings spark push to restore quotas in Congress
The OPS reports packers struggle to buy cattle at ceiling prices as slaughter quotas fail. DiSalle warns of maldistribution, price violations, and the risk of supply tightening to higher price regions. Proposals at next week’s meeting may apply ceilings to sellers and buyers per animal sold, via rail or live grading. A separate Newcastle train wreck injures two as four coaches derail at central station.
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Congress
DiSalle
Farone Indicted in Saratoga Gaming Case
Farone faced charges including common gambling maintaining a gaming establishment and conspiracy. He and a co defendant were named in indictments involving 12 counts of receiving lots and wagers. Bail was set at seven thousand five hundred or five thousand discretionary. The case joined earlier indictments against Newman's Lake House operators. The grand jury will reconvene next week as defense motions prepare for arguments on September 21.
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Jane
Minton
Carroll
Farone
Faone
Ithe Heating and Plumbing
Modern Distiibuting Company
Saratoga Springs
Leo J. Hagerty
Four Women Slain by Suitor. Suspect Kills Self
Four women were shot dead by a supposed lovesick suitor in Larewaul Ohio last night and a third woman was seriously wounded. The assailant, Pawel Yasinez, was identified and killed after police cornered him. Detective George Westervelt said the dead include Mrs. Anna Tolpan of Hillside New Jersey and her mother Mrs. Anna Kaczmasz, plus Mrs. Alexandria Primpkoff of Passaic visiting them. The wounded woman was taken to Paul Kimbat Hospital in serious condition. The suspect reportedly came from New York and shot himself as police closed in.
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Assaiant
Pawel Yasinez
New York
Westervelt
Vasiches
Canadian Official Named in Red Hearings
Washington (UP) A high ranking Canadian official is involved in the Senate investigation of Russian espionage in the United States. The identity was not disclosed but was linked to former Communist Elizabeth Bentley testimony before the Senate Internal Security Committee. The committee stressed Bentley said the Canadian did not belong to her wartime spy ring. The inquiry also touched on E H Norman and other figures, with Canada protesting public disclosure of names. Hearings proceed with possible testimony from more witnesses.
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United States
Batt
Elizabeth Bentley
Internal Security Committee
Initate of Pacific Relations
AL Wittfogel
Eartier
E. H. Norman
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Mass
Norman
Miss Bentley
U. S
Lester B. Pearson
TNE
Whittaker Chambers
Alexander Barmine
Hede Massing
Wiltfogel
Pat McCarran
Mewsmen
Churchill in Alps draws crowd in Annecy visit
Churchill arrived in the French Alps for a vacation and was greeted by a fair-sized crowd. He and his party toured the Imperial Palace Hotel, occupying 14 rooms, as onlookers watched the British leader amid a festive atmosphere.
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Alps
Annecy
France
Winslon
French Alps
Imperial Palace
Wotel
Drunken Doctor Charged in Drug Injection Death Case
Muskegon County Attorney Eu Edmondson said Dr Hewitt faced charges arising from a two hour investigation into the death of Mrs Shuler after an injection of drugs including caffeine, mercury and metrazol. Hewitt, a 41 year old physician with a large local practice, was released on $3,000 bond after ambulance summons and reports say an autopsy was performed in Tulsa Oklahoma. The case involves alleged attempts to revive the patient with counterinjections and gin.
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EU Edmondson
Edmondson
Hewitt
FBY
Washington
Extradition fight surrounds LoDolce case in Italy
Defense attorneys vow to prove LoDolce’s innocence as the case shifts toward Italy. The Department of Defense disputes confessions and notes Italy lacks authority over enlisted men when crimes occur abroad. Italian and U S embassies report no formal extradition requests, while Novara awaits upcoming trials for two Italians tied to the matter.
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Thomas G. Prosuth
LoDolce
Italy
Icardi
Shanghai
Teardi
Defense Department
U. S
Rome
Truman
Bak
Novara
Ken W. Purdy
True Magazine
Biagio Corva
Middletown
Conn
Halohan
LoDolee
It It Happened on Pensacola Goose Incident
A Pensacola hunt story details illegal goose possession as Melchior, a tall hunter, explains a photographer framed him for illegal geese after a magazine photo. The piece also notes Ezio Pinza's screen contract pickup and a Atlanta boy on razor blade ingestion recovery.
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Pensacola
Fla
Melchior
Turbulent War Intel Says Hoathom Mission Money Disputed
The war department's account claims a $100000 sum was sent to enemy territory but Corvo contests such money as unreal. After a clash over arming partisans Icardi and LoDolce along with two Italians, Holohan was poisoned and shot, his body dumped in a lake to fake capture by Germans in a Syracuse Chronicle report dated August 17, 1951.
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Department
Hotohan
Corvo
Koreans discuss buffer zone plan at Kaesong talks
Newsmen reported four delegates plus aides met around a circular table at Kaesong to seek an acceptable buffer zone location during a Korea armistice. The informal session began at 11 AM and extended five hours, with no issues beyond the core task.
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Korea
Kaeséng
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Sam Summerlin
Kaesong
Summerlin
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