Police Probe Deepens Into Jelke's Life
New York authorities continued digging into the private life of alleged procurer Mickey Jelke after his indictment on eight counts accusing him of compelling inducing and procuring two models into prostitution. Jelke pleads innocent and remains free on bail while co-defendant Richard Short pleads guilty to living off earnings and a fourth man, Ray Carvioni, pleads innocent on seven counts.
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Oleo
Minot
Mickey
Jelke
Anthony J. Liebler
Richard Short
Short
Pat Thompson
Jair
Ray Russel Carvioni
Rankin, Abernethy face Mississippi primary battle
Voters in Mississippi weigh major choices on prohibition and veteran Rep. John E. Rankin, alongside a statewide vote on keeping or ending prohibition and legalizing liquor trade. In the First District Rankin faces Rep. Thomas G. Abernethy after district redistribution spurred a heated Democratic primary.
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Mississippi
Prohibition
John E. Rankin
Rankin
House
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Thomas G. Abernethy
House Agricultural Committee
Abernethy
Manila Flood Kills Eight as Rain Toll Rises
Ten inches of rain in 15 hours flooded Manila, submerging 90 percent of the city. Eight deaths were counted with six bodies recovered in the streets. Two drowned in the provinces and 14 injured. Three missing. Swollen rivers swept away homes and bridges while thousands of workers were marooned in waist high water.
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Manila
Slot Machines Seized for Scrap Metal Drive in Boston
About 100 slot machines were seized by federal agents in Boston with payoff odds set at 1000 to 1 for national defense. Salvage officer Herbert Willey suggested using the machines for scrap metal to aid defense, and National Production Authority agent Paul G. Carney agreed it was a good idea.
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Boston
National Defense
Herbert Willey
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Paul G. Carney
National Production Authority
Armistice Talks Seen Recess Likely at Panmunjom
Korean armistice negotiations resume tomorrow after a fourth weeklong recess. UN and Communist delegates will meet at Panmunjom at 11 A.M. A fifth recess seems likely unless a new approach is submitted on the prisoner of war exchange deadlock.
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Munsan
Korea
Pro Communist Influence Charged in Radio Writers Guild
Senate investigators accuse a pro Communist faction of controlling the Radio Writers Guild since 1943. The guild, with 1200 to 1300 members, supplies most words heard on national networks including Voice of America and UN radio. Chairman McCarran warns the TV industry to beware subversive actors.
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Washingson
le Oak
Radio Writers Guild
iSenate
Voice of America
United Nations Radio Section
McCarran
D-Nev
Prevent Big Gang Fight Over Girl
More than 100 youths squared off for a gang fight over a girl near Grant's Tomb last night. Nine carloads of police prevented the battle, then about 15 youths clashed again a dozen blocks away with no injuries reported. Four youths were arrested. police found a sawed-off .22 rifle two homemade guns and an Army bayonet.
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Grant
Hudson River
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