Justice Department opens probe into China lobby activities
Washington reports the Justice Department has begun a study to determine if the China lobby illegally influenced opinion in favor of Nationalist China. The inquiry, led by the criminal division, follows Senate probes and State Department cautions about foreign funds used to affect public opinion.
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Washington
Justice Department
Criminal Division
China
Freman
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Ache
Druggists to Aid Doctors in Atomic Attack Plan
Dr Leonard Cheoli of Fordham University outlined a training plan for pharmacists at the New York State Pharmaceutical Association convention. The program, run by the American Red Cross, would train druggists to perform minor surgery, administer medications, and apply dressings under physician supervision. Pharmacists would also serve as medical supply officers and assist in emergency hospital administration. Delegates agreed to cooperate with state narcotic control efforts after a report of rising narcotics use among youths.
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Leonard Cheoli
Fordham University
New York State Pharmaceutical Association
American Red Cross
Progeisis
Frank J. Smith
State Health Department
New York to Recall 1060 Troopers and Close Shops
The New York State Division of State Police announced plans to recall 1060 laid off troopers and fill posts through examinations in Albany and other cities. Central Railroad shops in West Albany Syracuse Binghamton and New York City will reopen for full activity but will be shut permanently several years hence as diesel locomotives replace steam.
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Albany
New York
New York State
Central Railroad
West Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Cuslaw Metzman
Obes
Thement
The
Central
New
Aton
York City
Metzman
Selkirk
Rensselaar
Garssons to Be Paroled in Near Term
Baltimore federal judge William C. Coleman disclosed that Henry and Murray Garsson, jailed 18 months ago for bribery and land conspiracy to defraud the government in World War II, soon will be paroled. The order denied dismissing charges of false statements to obtain war contracts totaling over 77 million dollars, noting the brothers’ conduct and actions by former Rep. J Andrew J. May influenced the parole outcome. May was paroled in September 1950.
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Baltimore
William C. Coleman
Garsson
Coleman
Henry
Murray Garsson
Ene Garssons
Garssons
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
May
Weitzman to Attend City College Graduation Tonight
Joseph Weitzman is expected at City College of New York ceremonies at 2 o clock to receive his wife’s graduation honor. He plans to attend despite tight schedule to make good connections for future projects.
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New York
Ins
Joseph Mencement
Weitzman
City College
Brooklyn New York
Getié O’clack
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Acme
S. Salina St
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Pleasant Ave
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Penco
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St. Warren St
Auburn
Oswego
Watertown
Utica
Fanny Farmer
Salvin
Shihy
Racuse, Eastwood and
Brighton
Syracuse Surplus CO
Papa
En Pasa Lott Oy
Briggs & Stratton
Ely
Bineke
ATING
Cf Adinataire Thwally
Marley
Marr
Ce Ae Lee
Ssyracuse Surplus CO
Lodi ST
W. Hiawatha
Dini
Hancock Field
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