New Jersey Eyes Prosecution of Erickson Gambler
Millionaire bookmaker Frank Erickson facing potential 60 year sentence and $30,000 fine in New York may face prosecution in New Jersey for gambling activities there. New Jersey Deputy Attorney General Nelson Stamler asked New York authorities to share all information on Erickson and other bookmaking operations in the state.
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Nation U S Britain Canada tighten atom safeguards
British and Canadian officials meet in Washington to plan tighter safeguards on atomic secrets amid spy concerns. The Atomic Energy Commission announced unified security standards and procedures for the three countries' programs.
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Russia Adds Five Military Attaches In Ottawa Embassy
Ottawa dispatch reports Russia now maintains five military attaches at its Ottawa embassy, including an Army and an Air Force colonel. The move is noted as a higher profile than prior arrangements, though Canada does not usually invite Russians to join other foreign attaches or visits to bases. No official concern is indicated.
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Deaths and Church Rates in Berlin and Europe News
A. Hudson, 92, retired Presbyterian missionary and mother to four educators including H L Gary of Illinois College, Jacksonvill e, Ellis H director at Ohio State University health, Paul dean of OSU Graduate School, and G Donald Northwestern geography professor, dies in Auburn. Berlin church leaders demand damages from East German government for demolition of Georgen Kirche after authorities blew up the steeple. 750 US students sail to Europe on the Samaria for a guided tour. Italy ends a 24 hour textile strike with workers returning to the plants. Swatow port attacked by Nationalist fighters, sinking a landing ship and damaging docks. East German and Czechoslovak governments exchange friendship pledges as they pursue economic and cultural ties. British, French and American officials prepare a cultural study trip for a Japanese history lecturer. Off wires.
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Girl Fugitives Are Returned From Albany Flee
Teenaged girls escaped from a state school on Sunday and sixte en fled Monday. Fourteen others wandered the grounds before authorities rounded up the group. Three girls who had escaped Sunday were returned. Welfare officials called the escape and its aftermath an ongoing issue, noting the campus had no guards and allowed free movement within the fenced area.
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Milk price forecast cuts eight cents in six states
New York dairy producers are penciled in for an eight cent drop in milk prices. The Milk Market Administration forecasts a uniform June price of 3.20 per hundredweight for milk delivered to approved plants in the milkshed, down from May’s 3.28. Blanford said the June figure hinges on fat content, production estimates of 758 million pounds, and a daily average of about 500 pounds per dairy farmer across roughly 50,500 dairymen. Reports on milk receipts are due by July 10, with final price details to be announced by July 14 and payments by July 25.
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Bridges Retains SANSFRANCISCO Citizenship Claim Revoked
Federal Judge George B Harris signed a decree revoking the U S citizenship of Labor leader Bridges who was born in Australia and charged with fraudulently obtaining citizenship by denying he was a Communist. Bridges appeals his perjury conviction and the naturalization ruling, delaying the five year sentence.
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One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on underwater taxation
The columnist jokes about a man living under the water to push for tax cuts. He imagines a diving shell for a Congress member to argue while underwater and notes the irony of pump priming in taxation. The piece blends satire with political frustration and cites a quip about pumping and collecting taxes.
New Tax Bill Set for Vote by House Panel
Top Democrats said the measure would impose excise taxes on coats books cosmetics wet tickets telephones and many other items while offering offsetting revenue from corporations. The Ways and Means Committee completed its review after months and released a letter in favor of the bill noting it as a great help to speed up payment and income tax reform. President Hoover referenced the program as a potential boost to the economy and to aid the public in the tax plan vote process.
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