Bank mobsters tied to Gary theft shootout arrest
Mrs. Shurman 25 arraigned with mob partner Wiesinski in Cana stota jail as a key witness in the Gary murder of Harold Whiteaker a 25 year old bus driver. Police say the gang split after a $2000 bank loot dispute with further robberies linked to the group.
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Shurman
Justice of the Peace
M. E. Davis
Canastota
Madiace
Wampsville
Dougherty
Gary
Harold C. Whiteaker
Whiteaker
Dell
Wezesinski
Den
Eddie
Wzesinski
Cleveland
Warsaw
Sam Lucas
Michigan City
Waverly
Hamburg
S. Salina St
Darwin
Auburn
James
Buffalo
Wrzesinski
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
New York City
Binghamton
Syracuse
Memphis Food Broker Keeps Selling at 78
Mrs. Clara L. Young, a 78-year-old food broker from Memphis, travels to wholesalers in a Model T Ford coupe bought 25 years ago for $600 to sell macaroni spaghetti noodles and marshmallows despite her age.
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Memphis
Clara L. Young
Rail Pension Bill Heads to President for Approval
Congress completed action on a bill by Representative Wolverton and Senator Taft to raise railroad workers pensions by 20 percent for about 200,000 retirees. It also cuts railroad contributions to the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Fund from 3 percent to 0.5 percent while the fund stays around 450 million, and guarantees survivors receive the full pension credit if a worker dies before exhausting it.
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Washington P
Turman
Congress
Wolverton
Rn.j
Taft
Ohio
Chinese Reds push drive on Nanking gate
Communist forces in Central and North China launched fresh offensives. They struck toward the north gate of Tzeyang in Shantung Province, while government troops reported stubborn resistance and a tenacious defense.
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Nanking
China
Tzeyang
Shantung Province
Ontario to Approve Joint Power Project
The Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission is set to receive cabinet approval for a joint development of St Lawrence River power sites with New York State. Premier George Drew supports the plan, seen as a formality before cabinet meets in Toronto.
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Toronto
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission
St. I Lawrence River
Ontario Iabinet
New York State
George Drew
Rainwear prices to rise this fall in New York
Trade sources said fall men’s rain wear will cost about 10 percent more than last year while women’s and children’s garments hold steady from last fall.
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New York
Vetoes Face Action Today
Republican lawmakers move to override Truman vetoes on a large funding bill. The House votes on the Federal Security Agency and Labor Department package, which would transfer the unemployment service to the FBI agency. The Senate also plans to act on the four day old veto.
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Washington
House
Truman
Federal Security Agency
Labor Department
United States Employment Service
Senate
Mr. Truman
Congress Overrules President Veto on Bulwinkle Rail Rates
Both Senate and House override the President to approve a Bulwinkle bill allowing railroads to make rate agreements if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves. The measure faces anti trust action fears and social security coverage implications. The vetoed bill would bar 750000 people from Social Security.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Soviet Move Threatens Austrian Power Minister Migsch
Soviet authorities warned Vienna they may act against Austrian power supply minister Alfred Migsch over his anti-Soviet stance. Government sources said possible arrest was among the actions discussed.
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Vienna
Alfred Migsch
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D. A. Clark
W. Genesee St
Erie County Farm Bureau
Carlton Berry
Optometrist
Vision ‘Specialist
Chimes Bldg
S. Selina
Ontario
Patrick
Erie Blvd
Irs
Shirt Service
S. Warren
James St
Mellone’s Dress Shop
E. Onondaga
Chapman & Fischer
Chapman & Fischer, Inc
Warren St
Weiler
Helen M. Chapman
William A. Fischer
Chappells
U. S
Oxford
Brown Bike
Milt Heath
His Trio
Cadillac
Spector Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
Syracuse 4
N. Y
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