Senate Probers' Counsel Is Strong Switch-Hitter
William P. Rogers rises as Senate investigating subcommittee counsel. A Navy veteran, former Dewey associate, and wartime lawyer, he helped uncover the 5 percenter influence scheme and later served as chief counsel under Senator Brewster and then the executive expenditures panel. He deflects partisan labels, calling himself neutral.
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Justice Murphy Lays in State in Detroit
Detroit opened public funeral rites for Justice Frank Murphy who died at 59 from a heart attack. His body lay in state at city hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Relatives permitted the farewell before the hearse was to depart for Harbor Beach for funeral services the next day.
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Vic tor to Expand TV Set Production in Bloomington Plant
Camden New Jersey based R C A Victor announces expansion of television set production to a third plant in Bloomington Indiana. The Bloomington factory will dedicate one third of its 226000 square feet to TV production and increase capacity.
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