State Probes Grow Amid Albany Crime Hearings
Albany reports indicate ten separate crime probes underway across the state. Governors and commissions, county grand juries, and municipal officials pursue cases linked to gambling canters and rackets as Dewey faces calls to clean up Ogdensburg and Saratoga Springs.
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New York
Saratoga
Dewey
Te Stats Crim Commission
Senate
Hos Fauyrs
Bufpalo
Cis
Ralph Morissetts
Herbert S. Myers
State Crime Commission Inte
Ogdensburg
Myers
Morissette
True Story claims will clear him in killing case
A Washington Army sergeant linked to the murder of William V. Holohan seven years ago says the complete story will be released by authorities. Italian senator Mascatelli defended Teardi and claimed Holohan’s disappearance stemmed from a German attack on an Allied mission. Ex-police officials face gambling charges in Schenectady and Kingston, while Italy weighs extradition prospects.
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GPA
Tomer
William V. Holohan
Maly
Abd
Carol
Cuneo
Italy
Vincesizg Moscatel
Searc
Mogcateizi
Teardi
Ais Majoe
SGM
Mplivacy Intelligence Service
Ciarambuli
Rome
State Department
Bureau of
Triod
Verbania
Turin
Birrest Wien Branc
Seven Children Hurt At Peron Rally In Buenos Aires
A crowd of about 10 000 gathered at Lunar Park stadium to demand support for Eva Peron’s campaign for president and to obtain steel toys for children. The event sponsored by Mundo Infantil distributed tens of thousands of toys as radio appeals urged backing for President Peron’s re election. The large turnout blocked access to the speakers platform and the Perons left the stage.
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Eva Pever
Vict
Wsband
Scpledon
Mundo
Infantil
Lunar Park Stadium
Buenos Aires
Peron
Sweet Old Lady Dope Peddler Charged in Narcotics Case
The 60-year-old former nurse Mrs. Vern Wotl, described as a white haired widow, was held on narcotics charges after police and a woman detective lured her to an appointment. She allegedly peddled heroin in Broadway area, netting about $2,000 daily. Bail set at $10,000.
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United Prs
Copenhagen
Denmark
Navy
H. F P. Kjodsen
Greenland
Joctsen
BLS
Berlin
Ottawa
Green
Nedal
Dew York
Broadway
Vern Wotl
Tande
Senate adjourns until Monday amid reports on MacArthur and wartime bills
Senate recessed until Monday with banking committee notes on RFC draft and a joint Armed Services vote against reporting on Gen Douglas MacArthur. Foreign relations urged halt to trade, while bills approving veterans aid and foreign appropriations move to the Senate. The House passed resolutions ending the war with Germany and approved a wide set of budget items, including veteran benefits and federal fund allocations.
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Banking Committee
Gece
Minke Puntic
Ils
RFC Prabe
Joint Armed Services and
Foreign Roabone
Douglas MacaArthur
Foreign Helatians Committee
Willlam
Oatis
Red
House
Germany
Truman
SALON
Pepsrament
Federal Security Agency
Agriculare Department
Interior Department
Diplomats Eyeing Jobs as Doormen
London MPs questioned wasteful embassy spending pointing to door men in Buenos Aires and similar posts earning 5 pounds weekly plus 22 pounds overseas allowance, well above some diplomats back home. The inquiry questions overseas pay for image over efficiency.
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London
Taday
Britain
House of Commons’ Select Committee
Buenos Aires
Xia
Old Battlefield Soil Re sterilized in New York
Displaced Greek woman Maria Geroulis offered soil from her homeland Greece for a tomy service to an American soldier. Officials of the Department of Agriculture sterilized the earth in a pressurized device to remove any organic matter before its centering in the United States.
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Una
Greece
Chesyrapylae
Department of Agriculture
United States
Hatintess
Gil
Maria Geroulis
America
Clit
Crime Probe Hearings End Report Due
Washington hearings wrap after weeks of testimony on narcotics trafficking and racketeers. Final report due September 4 with 18 recommendations. Abner Zwillman cited as influential in New Jersey crime networks. gambling probe notes a $45,000 to $50,000 weekly District racket. Charles E Nelson dodges, Senate sees possible perjury issues. Kefauver notes Nelson’s prior arrests.
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Senate
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O'Conor
Abner
Longie’ Zwillman
Gall
Celine Probers
New Jersey
Zwillman
Colmbia
Prince Georges County
Maryland
Charles E. Nelson
Prince Georges
The
Ponty
Nelson
Ritchie
Selauver D-Tenn
George M. Pay
U.S
District of Columbia
Kefauver
Nessor
After Can I Pick Me Another Grandma
HAL NEW YORK presents a vignette on an aging grandmother on a suburban porch. A young girl and a boy visit as twilight falls, exchanging gentle banter about life, playthings, and motifs of aging. The grandma contemplates a future where a new granddaughter might replace her, amid tender family dynamics and quiet emotion.
WAY Coune Considers Resolutions
The World Assembly of Youth held a plenary session in Ithaca with 34 resolutions under consideration. About 500 delegates from 63 Communist home countries worked 12 days to promote full human rights for youths. Delegations from the United States, France, Trinidad and Pakistan proposed a resolution urging rapid self government for dependent nations and a social order based on justice, with tours planned across the United States after the closing plenary.
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Ithaca Upi
Orld Assembly of Youth
United States
France
Trinidad
Pakistan
Mayor Won't Fire 2 Named in Probe
New York Mayor Vin R. Lippellitteri says he will not fire two City officials named in a probe. Deputy City Treasurer Harry Brickman and Traffic Department special counsel Hugo Rogers each earn 16 000 a year and backed the mayor in his race, aligning against Costello ally Carmine De Sapio and the Tammany Hall leadership.
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Vinent R. Fatpellitteri
New York City
Senate
Frank Costello
Harry Brickman
Hugo Rogers
Specral
Nhznt
Japellitaert
Brickman
Rogers
Costello
Carmina de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Cross Nation TV To Telecast President Address In San Francisco
New York reports that Cross Nation TV will debut September 4 with live openings by four networks ABC NBC CBS and DuMont broadcasting President Trayas address at the Japanese peace conference in San Francisco. AT and LT planned a September 20 cross country link over a 340 million dollar microwave relay system begun yesterday. The World Series was slated as the first major transcontinental video event with temporary peace conference telecast setup and commercial service to follow later in September.
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Tri Yaan
San Francisco
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T. and
State Department
ABC
NBC
CBS
DuMont
Senate Unit OKs Oatis Resolution
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approves a nonbinding resolution urging the United States to suspend trade negotiations with Czechoslovakia until William N. Oatis is freed. Oatis, an Associated Press correspondent, is serving a prison term in Czechoslovakia for alleged espionage. The House previously passed a similar measure by a wide margin.
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Senate
U. S
Czechoslovakia
William M. Gatis
Oatis
Associated Press
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Selovakia
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House
Last Birthday Party for Alyson Bach Canceled by Illness
Alyson Bach, blue-eyed daughter of Mr and Mrs Richart Bach, faces a brain tumor with doctors saying she has about six months. Stricken a month ago, her left arm and leg are paralyzed yet she plays with her three year old sister Andre and their dog Tippy.
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Bach
Arte
Richart Bach
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Alyson
Lola
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FBI Rounds Up Six More Red Leaders
FBI rounded up six more Communist leaders yesterday in Pennsylvania and West Virginia areas, charging them with plot to overthrow the government by force. The arrests come after a Supreme Court ruling upholding the Smith Act, and target leaders tied to Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and New York head offices. Suspects include Steven Nelson, James Hulse Dolsen, William Albertson, Benjamin Carveathers, Andrew Ruvolpi, and Irving Weissman, with officials noting they face possible confinement under the Act.
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Communist Party of Western Pennsylvania
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Russia
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Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
James Hulse Dolsen
Pentie Guivenla
Jim Daily Worker
Welton
Pittsburgh
William Albertson
Detroit
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District Seven
Albertson
Fiat Rock
Mich
Benjamin Lowell Carveathers
Communist Party of
Chat~tansngo, Tenn
Careathers
Andrew Ruvolpie Onda
Diatrict Five
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Iving Weissman
West Virginia
New York
FSI
Sod
Weissman
Spain
3. Army
New York Public Library
Fiav
Justice Department
Champ Bug Catcher Nets $10 Award
Thirteen year old Morgan Mallory Buchner, the world’s champion lightning bug catcher, led a private show for summer work catching 32 585 lightning bugs with help from his sister Mary Louisa and six neighborhood youngsters. Johns Hopkins University notes the event and a bio chemist uses the insects in lighting studies. Buchner has won the contest five years in a row.
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Mary Louisa
Johns Hopkins University
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Ziemek
Poliah
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