Court Frees FBI Veteran After Contempt Finding
George F. McSwain Chicago FBI chief was held for contempt for refusing to produce records in a federal hearing linked to the Touhy case. He was freed on a 2000 bond after an appeal by U S Attorney Otto Kerner Jr, following Judge John P Barnes ruling.
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Chicago
George FB. McSwain
FBI
Sicswain
U. S
Otto Kerner, Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Earl Major
McSwain
Thomas P. O'Donovan
Federal
Roger
the Terrible
Johns P. Barnes
Barnes
Kerner
Touhy
Hughes builds massive new air behemoth in Calif
Culver City reports aerospace giant Hughes is developing a twin jet helicopter dubbed XH-11 capable of lifting tanks and field artillery, with a 156 foot rotor span and payloads up to 2% tons. Spokesmen confirm restricted Air Force use but provide few details. The feature mentions a 35 jet engine arrangement and projected speed.
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Ard Hughes
Washes
Los Angeles
Pimes
Fee
Senate Considers New DP Bill To Expand Refugee Tract
The Senate moves to revise the Displayed Persons Act of 1938 amid calls by Truman and administration leaders to admit more refugees. A House measure would lift the three year total to about 333 thousand, with proposals for 400 thousand stateless refugees, while testing limits on 205 thousand current authorizations. Windsor Castle origin noted for royal surname in a brief historical aside.
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Washington
MicCarran
Senate
Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
Truman
Limi
Social Democrats Seek German Unity in Postwar Plan
Hannover reports the Social Democratic Party outlines a 22 point program for Germany’s future at the Paris conference, urging unity and self determined economy and culture. The plan proposes August 14 elections as a tentative date for the first post Nazi government, delaying the West German state formation.
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Hannover
Germany
Social Democratic Party
SPB
Unog
Graduation notice from University announcement
A local graduation notice reports that a son completed studies at the University of Cincinnati and University of Indiana with plans to visit Annapolis and Buffalo. The brief mentions a 23 year old and a referenced Gezree designation.
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Buffalo IP
End
Parl Wantsehn
OS. Nakeedenny
Annapolis
Nnati
Ume
Paul Fr
University of Tincinmath
State Employees Retirement System reports gains and memberships
The State Employees Retirement system paid 8,768,600 to 93,?2 persons in the fiscal year ended March 32. State Comptroller Frank Moore also noted the system’s membership rose by 675 to 14,492. Total assets increased to 296,000,000.
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Albany
Frank Moore
Toger
SSSO
KOGM
Fesant
Senate Democrats chart strategy for upcoming legislation
Congress coverage notes Senate Democrats meet to map strategy for anticipated legislation starting Monday. Armed services subcommittee continues inquiry into a massacre and related matters. House members’ contributions noted as adjournment extends until noon Monday.
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Isbor Legislarion
Government payroll totals for year reported
The year’s total payroll reached 28,242,615 dollars for state and local government employers paid 30,396,600 dollars.
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