Vaughan Exonerated By FBI In Senate Inquiry
Vaughan testified that Hoover sent two agents to review bank statements files and a safe deposit box in New Orleans and Kansas City during an FBI probe. Col Mara confirmed Vaughan was exonerated on the income tax issue and rejected links to liquor interests.
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Vaughan
Hoover
New Orleans
Kansas City
Col. C. J. Mara
White House
McCarthy
John Maragon
William Helis
Mara
FBI
Schenley Company
Frank Costello
Justice Department
Sechenley and Costello
Frankie Costello
New York
Wiliam Helis
Phil Castell
Whiteley Corporation
Helis
Senate
Tanforan
Calif
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Agriculture Department
O'Conor
Detroit Board Urges End to Ford Workers Strike
The Detroit Board of Commerce released full-page ads in city papers urging industrial peace as Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Steel Workers near agreement on non economic issues. President Walter Reuther warned a strike could occur if economic demands stall, and union members reportedly authorized action.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Board of Comimerce
Ford
Ford Mater Company
CIO United Ste
Ing
IAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Barkaininge
Nank
Driver Charged After Accident
A driver was charged with reckless driving after a collision involving a tree. Readable details name Maas Moser and other individuals, with police figures and location unclear. Further investigation noted by officers including Sergeant Hato Wiser and Brathan Cha.
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Wis Chi
Athena
Ie Moser
Thor
Schlar
Hato Wiser Brathan
Plane crash near Spokane claims co pilot and crew
Evidence points to a bomber incident as a plane crashed near Spokane Indian Reservation. Spokane base reports co pilot Jack Ie Spokane and other crew aboard serious injuries or death. Police and medical teams search wreckage for remains while investigators confirm flight records and witness reports.
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Spokane
Diane
Thyest
Eaze
Ant Indian Reservation
Sterekers
Pisces
Survey Racket Reported Here
A local report warns against a survey scheme selling merchandise to aid community welfare projects. It states no legitimate effort should disguise purchases as donations and reminds readers that interviewers will not solicit money or ask for purchase agreements.
Senate Contemplates Adjournment but Deliberations Drag On
Washington August 31 Senate leaders weigh adjourning but delay, with Democratic Leader Lucas calling for a clear discussion with President Truman. GOP senators press for adjournment as House decor and work continue. Marines aid veterans programs are noted in a brief Marine Corps item amid overall session grind.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas Cuittch
Criman
Res
GOP
Congress
House
Laas
Truman
Repeters
Howley Sees Russia Using More Tricks Against Allies
Berlin reports Gen. Frank Howley warned Russia will try additional maneuvers to pressure the Western Allies from Berlin. He praised Germans and cited a forthcoming U.S. report on occupation, saying Russia aims to seize the city amid four power friction and that a united Germany remains future hope.
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Howley
Russia
Berlin
Brix
Frank L. Flowley
Ber
U. S
Tex
Llawley
Adeyard
Courtey
Dinawa
U.S
Red Threat to Canton Gaining in China Conflict
Dispatches report a Red threat gaining near Canton as Communist forces under Lin Po Cheme push north of Kiangsi into Kwangting province. Pingynn, 60 miles northeast of Canton, is in view as forces advance southward toward the sea amid clashes and reported captures.
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Canton
Kwangting
Wong
Peess
Lin Po Cheme
Kiangsi
Pingynn
Navy Vets Receive War II Medals in Local Ceremony
Six Washington County veterans and two Waynesboro veterans were awarded World War II Victory medals American Theater and Asiatic Pacific Theater medals at City Hall. Clair T. Gossard of Waynesboro received multiple medals including the American Defense medal. others named include Paul E. Skelton Glenn E. Geyer Clarence F. Neal Marvin J. Summers Philip O Connell John L. Bishop Dick W. St Martin. Chief Leo Kelly and Chief Thomas G Doran supervised the event and encouraged veterans to claim medals at the recruiting office in City Hall or with the traveling recruiter Welly.
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Washington County Navy
Waynesboro
City Hall
Leo Kelly
Clair T. Gossard
Gossard
Paul E. Skelton
West Franklin Street
Glenn E. Geyer
High Street
Clarence F. Neal
Hagerstown
Marvin J. Summers
Philip O'Connell
Mulberry Avenue
John L. Bishop
Maple Street
Dick W. St. Martin
Thomas G. Doran
Naval
City Tall
Welly
Coconut Sandwiches With Creamed Cheese Filling
A sandwich idea uses shredded coconut mixed with creamed cheese as a filing for date-nut bread. The bread may be homemade or canned. Pair with a summer fruit plate for a light meal.
Billboard Tooting Has Its Advantages
Tokyo, Aug. 31. Yasuo Kobayashi, 27, walks town carrying a billboard to earn a living, upsetting his wife Katsuko, 28. He adds an ad seeking a bright cheerful wife and would be groom. eight candidates apply. If Katsuko does not return by October end, he will marry one of them.
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Tokyo
Yasuo Kobayashi
Katsuko
Yasuo
Russian Flier Barzov Returns Home to Russia
The State Department said the Soviet flier Barzov showed a persistent wish to remain in the United States. Immigrant officials took him into custody on August 17 while he visited the Soviet Embassy as final plans for his return were being arranged.
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York
State Department
U. S
Barzov
Washington
Russia
Mystery Writer Detained After Hospitalization in Los Angeles
Mystery writer Augadaunt Rice, now at a local hospital, is detained on a sanity investigation after Santa Monica police found two bottles of sleeping tablets in her room. Six days earlier she filed for divorce from her fourth husband, Henry Warren Demott, a radio writer and producer, citing cruelty.
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Los Angeles
Augadaunt Rice
Teral Hospital
A. C. Zahn
Santa Monica
Mediation Plan Abandoned By Fact-finders In Steel Dispute
Presidential fact-finders abandon a three-man mediation offer to handle the steel dispute. The board will weigh evidence and draft settlement proposals for CIO United Steel Workers and steel companies. Proposals due Sept. 10, with a Sept. 14 strike deadline looming.
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New York
Carroll Daugherty
CIO
United Steel Workers
Truman
Wage Increase Aims at 12 Percent with Benefits
A 12 percent hourly wage rise is proposed along with enhanced pension and health insurance benefits for workers. The plan targets improved compensation to strengthen employment terms and job security.
Agreement Near In Senate Over Arms Aid Issue
In Washington on August 31 the Senate moved toward a bipartisan accord on foreign arms aid. A four member panel agreed to cut 160.99 million dollars from European arms aid, leaving 1.0 billion total with half cash and half contract authority. Senators Vandenberg and Dulles backed the cut but aimed to prevent deeper reductions while a George proposal for 300 million cash faced the same debate.
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Washington
Senate
Atlantic Alliance
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Dulles
R-Ny
George
D-Ga
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