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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1952

Page

15

New Bootlegging Boom Drives High Taxes to Boost illicit Whiskey

Washington reports a surge in bootlegging as high whiskey taxes draw syndicates deeper into the illegal liquor trade. Officials say organized crime, boosted by modern stills and interstate networks, may soon dominate production, with profits rising and enforcement stretched across eastern states.

Douglas Larsen NER Washington NBEA Ralph T. Heynefeld Sehenley Induntries, Inc Haotter Regis Kays Horhect O'Conor Kefanver Crime Committee Kefauver ATU Wirre Jadas Yonocare Internal Revenue John HK. Dutlap Congress Sen. O'Conner Alcoheal Alcoholic Beverage Tax Administrators Conference Johbn F. O'Connel New Abtac New York State Liquor Authority New York Center Moriches Lib Bronx Pilus Waele Sam

Borden President Dies in University Hospital

Michael Hendler, president of the Borden Cream Co and the firm’s Fourth district chairman, died today in University Hospital. The report notes potential rail timing implications as the area considers faster express trains affecting about 300 other trains.

Michael Hendler Borden Tee Cream Co Fouthoart University Hospital

Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution Murder Suspect

A long profile of Labs a 48 year old man born 1903 in Chester Maryland is issued as a wanted fugitive for murder after fleeing Maryland to avoid prosecution. The notice notes prior assault conviction and lists identifying scars and physical traits. It requests tips to the FBI or its Washington DC office and references an investigation list.

Chester U. S Baltimore Lin S. Conde Maryland Poerson Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Washington D. C Federal Bureau of Subject

Chrysler Power Brakes Promise Safer Quicker Stops

In a safety minded rollout Chrysler asserts Power Brakes improve stopping distance and control, claiming quicker, safer stops with efficiency gains up to two thirds in certain tests and conditions.

Chrysler

West Germany Faces Rising Dope Problem and Addict Surge

Dope use expands across West Germany with about 50 000 addicts alarming health and security officials Officials cite postwar chaos and abandoned Wehrmacht stocks fueling the surge Marijuana smuggling rises as locals and foreigners aid the trade The interior ministry plans a narcotics bureau and authorities vow strict penalties to curb trafficking

Willy M. Horbach Hamm Germany West Germany Federal Interior Ministry Reich Berlin

Connecticut Backing McMahon At Democratic Convention

Connecticut state party leaders anticipate Sen. Brien McMahon will win the 16 delegates at the Democratic state convention in Hartford. John M. Bailey says the convention will likely instruct delegates to back McMahon when he releases them.

Hartford Conn Sune Lee Brien McMahon Stout Connecticut Democrata John M. Bailey McMahon

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