Nine Acquitted in U S Conspiracy Case Against 14 Men
In New York on June 25 nine defendants were acquitted and five trials ended in mistrial in a conspiracy to overthrow the government and seize federal property. Alfred Quinlan was acquitted on one count. several others were acquitted on both counts or had mistrials. The FBI led the investigation, with Denis Healy testifying that the group held anti Semitic views and discussed killing Congressmen and bombing Communist centers.
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U. S
Harold Mr. Kennedy
Keen
F.bi
J. Edgar Hoover
Alfred J. Quinlan
National Guard
John F. Cassidy
Brooklyn Christian Front
John A. Graf
John F. Cook
Marine Corps Reserve
Laroy Keegan
Michael Will
Michael J. Beirne
Andrew Buckley
Francis J. Malone
William Gerald Bishop
John T. Prout
Wiliam H. D. Bushnell
Macklin Boettger
John Albert Wiebrock
Claus Gunther Ernecke
Denis Healy
FBI
FSI
Christian Front
New York
John Cassidy
Leo Healy
Healy
Cassidy
Francis Malone
Year in Jail Row Climax in County Court Plea
Pleading guilty before County Judge Frank P. Malpass to a reduced third degree assault charge, Donald P. Carey 39 of Solvay was sentenced to a year in Onondaga County Penitentiary. His wife Margaret Guilfoyle Carey, 39, was released as a material witness.
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Frank P
Carey
John William Connelly
Campbell Road
Mattydale
Attica
Howard Mosher
Connelly
George Cain
WPA Purge Of Nazis From NYC Work Rolls Underway
In New York City on June 25 WPA officials began removing Communists Nazis and other subversive elements from WPA rolls Administrator Brehon B Somervell said about 1000 of the 101 00 workers could lose their jobs under provisions of the relief act not yet signed by President Roosevelt The act requires signing by July 1 affidavits disavowing Communist or Nazi affiliations with penalties of up to 2000 fine and two years imprisonment for false statements.
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New York
WPA
Brehon B. Somervell
Roosevelt
Trumbauer Switches to Civilian Pilot Training Field
Trumbauer, long associated with leading orchestras and stars such as Paul Whiteman and Benny Goodman, has left the orchestra world after quitting in Cincinnati. He has joined the fifth region office of the Civilian Pilot Training program, marking a new career in aviation after starting to fly in 1970 and logging about 2,000 flight hours across nine planes.
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Trumbauer
Orchestra
Kansas City
Frank ‘Trumbauer
Cincinnati
Paul Whiteman
Bennie Goodman
Artie Shaw
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Jack Teagarden
State Guard Plans Ready for New York Reorganization
Governor Lehman announced extensive reorganization of New York's National Guard to add three anti-aircraft regiments and two anti-tank battalions with War Department approval. The plan shifts units in Brooklyn New York City and Western New York and forms the 21st reconnaissance squadron and coast artillery regiments scheduled for July 1 and Sept. 15.
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Albany
New York
Lehman
War Department
Ein Felipe Dat Eefantry
Brooklyn
102D
New York City
St. Cavalry Division
209Th Coast Artillery
207Th
269Th Coast Artillery
10Th Infantry
106Th
107Th
165Th Infantry
New York National Guard
Ontario Won’t Raise Provincial Taxes Says Nixon
Acting Ontario premier H C Nixon announced the government does not plan a tax hike. He cited the heavier federal income taxes but noted provincial levies do not apply to the federal payment. Nixon promised economies will be enacted.
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Ontario
Toronto
H. C. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller K enrolls in Plattsburg course
Winthrop Rockefeller, fourth son of John D. Rockefeller Jr., applies for admission to the 1940 Plattsburg military training course for business men. He says Americans must defend their institutions and blessings to truly appreciate them.
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Rockefeller
Plattsburg
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
British Bombers Hit Italian Camp in Western Desert
Cairo reports RAF communique states British bombers struck the Italian Rirel Boggi camp in the western desert in a surprise raid. It also notes damage to Asmara air field with hangars and runways hit and flying units returning safely.
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Cairo
Cario
Royal Air Force
Asmara
Defenses Hit By Johnson
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson told the Advertising Federation of America banquet that the United States lacks the stuff for a prompt adequate national defense despite large appropriations. He argued American industry can mobilize quickly but warned land strength trails Czechoslovakia Poland and Belgium in facing Hitler.
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Chicago
United States
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Advertising Federation of America
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Belgium
Hitler
Pearl White Estate Settlement Restores Bequest Details
Court in Buffalo approves accounting of part of Pearl White's $15,000 bequests to nieces Evelyn White of Buffalo and Mrs. Eileen W. Siegler of Tonawanda. Surrogate George T. Vandermeulen ends litigation by approving the accounting and authorizing attorney fees while freeing two special guardians from further duties.
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Buffalo
Pearl White
Pauline
George T. Vandermeulen
Evelyn White
Eileen W. Siegler
Tonawanda
Vandermeulen
Norfolk father charged in farm slayings of wife and three children
Norfolk attorney A O Lynch said warrants would be issued soon charging 64 year old Charles C Sanderlin egg peddler with slaying his wife Louise Gertrude 28 and children Charles Jr 7 Louise 5 and Jealice 6 months whose bodies were found hanging in a chicken house on their Norfolk County farm. Coroner L C Ferebee ruled death by strangulation while sheriff Frank Wilson noted possible alternate injuries and that the baby may have been killed elsewhere and placed with the others.
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Norfolk
Pi Commonwealth
Lynch
Charles C. Sanderlin
Geourg Shereriff
Frank Wilson
Louise Gertrude Sanderlin
Charles C., Jr
Louise
Jealice
Sanderlin
Tve
Auto gyro patrol planned for Mexican border
The immigration service will deploy autogiros to monitor the Mexican border. Three machines funded in the recent Justice Department appropriation will be placed at El Centro California and El Paso and Laredo Texas. Officials say the craft will spot aliens in open prairie and desert where planes cannot land or cars reach.
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Autogiros
Cigaret Tax Intake Near Gov Lehman Estimate
Albany reports New York State cigarette tax receipts for May totalled 2,015,530 an increase of 162,827 over April. The monthly and year to date figures support Tax Commissioner Mark Graves's expectation that the fiscal year ending June 30 will approach Governor Lehman’s 21,500,000 estimate, with current totals around 19,483,030.
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Albany
New York State
Mark Graves
Lehman
Reds executive Gabe Paul seen at Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati report notes Gabe Paul, associate of the Reds, visiting Good Samaritan Hospital. The fragment mentions a six pound ten ounce weight and a smile, but lacks full context or clear details.
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Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
The
Reds
Good Samaritan Hospital
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