Mere Naming Of Suspects Does Not Warrant Charges
Brooklyn prosecutors spar over indictments in a wide gambling case. Judge Miles Fitis McDonald discuss whether naming suspects alone justifies charges as 18 officers and conspirators faced conspiracy indictments, while key witnesses and possible further indictments loom over a stalled grand jury case.
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Brooklyn
Grand Jury
Barry Grose
Gross
Miles Fitis
MacDonald
Grose
Helfand
Atty
Julius Helfand
Adda
McDonald
Wand BP Bi
Grand
Grand Eee
Gross-McDonald
Brother Beaten in Warning Over Graft Testimony
Two men attacked Jackie Grose 24 in New York City as a warning to stop testimony about paying graft to police. The assault occurred as the departmental trial of five policemen in the million-dollar-a-year scheme continued, with Lt. Thomas J. Evans defending himself against graft claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Gross
Jackie Grose
Manhattan
Gross
Thomas J. Evans
Evans
William O'Dwyer
Groxy
William P. O’brien
August W. Flath
William T. Whale
Farmer J. Moran
O'Dwyer
U. S
Mexico
O'Brien
Flath
Grossy Har
McDonald
Sasscer Concedes Mahoney Victory In Maryland Primary
Baltimore May 10 Rep Lansdale G Sasscer conceded defeat in the Democratic nomination for the Senate and congratulated George P Mahoney on his victory He will not pursue a recount and will support Mahoney and the Democratic ticket Beall won the Republican nomination for Senate with 19000 more votes than Gore RAC chair James W Miller called Republicans unhappy with the Beall result and Governor McKeldin supported Beall Comptroller J Millard Tawes pledged support for Mahoney in November strengthening Democratic backing for the general election
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Baltimore
Lansdale G. Sasscer
Senate
George P. Mahoney
Republican Activities Committees
Rep
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
H. Grady Gore
Gore
James W. Miller
RAC
Board of Governors
Republicans
Beal
McKeldin
Mahoney
Wheelhorse
J. Millard Tawes
Sagacer
Bose
Streets Into Canals Reforms Driven by Floods in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City valley bottoms floods overwhelm drainage as mountains block runoff. Street closures with sandbags and canal diversions helped water recede, yet downtown and nearby lowlands faced rising waters and disruption to business and homes during the spring flood period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Lack Of Funds Hinders Garbage Disposal Plan
City officials discuss changing garbage disposal methods but cite lack of funds for an incinerator. Councilman Hellane notes odor in landfills and high incinerator costs. Councilman Knight suggests bonding or buying distant land. others urge action but cite financial limits.
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J. G. Hellane
Hellane
Baltimore
Simo
Roy N. Knight
Melvin €. Jennings
Board of County Commissioners
Jennings
J. Frank Elliott
Bloodmobile to Be Here Monday in City
Community blood drive announces a visit by the Bloodmobile on Monday May 12 at St John’s Lutheran Church. Citizens are urged to donate one pint to aid military and civilian patients, with appointments by calling 2639 or 4968 or at the church from 10 AM to 4 PM.
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Korea
St. John's Taitheran Church
Dachau Becomes A Notorious Tourist Attraction
A wartime article notes Dachau concentration camp's shift into a tourist site with visitors leaving graffiti and buying memorial booklets. Officials acknowledge the facility as a grim monument while uneasy Germans call the influx a hot potato and a circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. O'Malley
Wae Dachau
Dachau
Oregon Republicans vie in May primary push
With May 16 fast approaching in Oregon, six Republicans appear on the primary ballot including Warren of California Stassen and Eisenhower aides. Warren campaigned in Salem warning against GOP complacency toward independents. Stassen urged UN reform and a new charter. Eisenhower’s bid is led by Senators Morse and Carlson with Morse seeking presidential delegates.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Repubiicans
Earl Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Wayne Morse
Rore
William R. Schneider
St. Louis
Warren
Salem
GOP
Stassen
United Nations
U. S
U. N
Eiisenhower
Morse
Frank Carlson
Verdict Finds Death by Own Action in Hangings at Reformatory
Dr. Samuel R. Wells, county medical examiner, ruled a 17 year old prisoner died by his own action in a hanging at the State Reformatory for Males. Frank Jarino of Baltimore hanged himself in a disciplinary cell after two days confinement, using a shirt rope. He had served five months of a sentence not to exceed 12 months for larceny.
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Samuel R. Wells
State Reformatory
Wells
Frank Jarino
Baltimore
Jarine
William H Peters Retires as Nazertown Police Chief
William H Peters former Naz ergtown police chief has officially retired. The Mayor approved the retirement action recommended by the Board for Public Works on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Peters
Nazergtown
Board For Public Works
Local Air Reserve Training Squadron to Meet Monday
Major Edward Kuklewicz will speak at 2 45 p m Monday at the Junior Fire Hall for the 511th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron. He will describe engines and the horsepower gains from recent developments with films shown on the Air Materiel Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VARTS
Edward Kuklewicz
Apeak
Air Reserve
Air Materiel Command
U. S. Salvaging Flooded Corn
Des Moines Iowa May 10 government officials begin salvaging stored corn damaged by the Missouri River flood. Work crews remove and process affected grain as part of flood relief efforts.
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Des Moines
Club Meeting Arranged by Women’s Republican Club
The Women’s Republican Club of Hagerstown will hold a regular meeting Monday at 7 45 p m in the clubroom of the Colonial Theater Building. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Republican Club
Hagerstown
Colonial Theater
Surprised by All The Fuss Toledo Mother Desertion Charge
Toledo police arrested Pvt Doris Refffitt age 33 on a charge of deserting the Marine Corps. She claimed leaving was easy to quit her job and that others were overreacting. She said she joined after a dispute with her boyfriend and decided to return after St Patrick’s Day reconciliation. Police held her on a warrant from Camp Lejeune for desertion.
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Toledo
Doris Refffitt
Marine Corps
Marines
Margaret Slater
St. Patrick’s
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Plan to Clean Up Over Emphasis on Sex and Crime
Washington May 10 The House approves probes by the Rules and Interstate committees to study radio television programs and books magazines and comic books for immoral or offensive material. A nine member books probe would have subpoena power and may lead to corrective legislation. Supporters deny censorship aims, citing juvenile access to indecent material in corner stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Overdue Austen Novel Found at Harrisburg Library
Harrisburg library recovered Jane Austen Sense and Sensibility after 18 years missing. The book, withdrawn in 1934, appeared recently in a local hotel in good condition. Librarians assessed the overdue fine at 108 dollars but cannot identify the borrower.
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Harrisburg
Jane Austen
Local Stocks Quoted by Cohn & Co in Hagerstown
Quotations furnished by Cohn & Co members of the New York Stock Exchange appear for the market in Hagerstown. The listing notes prices and performances of securities traded through the local brokerage house at 19 North Jonathan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohn & Co
New York Stock Exchange
North Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Service notes for Captain Stenger and Corporal Carpenter
Cpl. George W. Carpenter stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas takes a 30 day furlough to visit his parents after serving about four years in the Army including time in Japan and Korea. Capt. Richard M. Stenger of Hagerstown Maryland reports for 16 days refresher training at Mitchel Air Force Base Long Island with 1000 Air Force Reserve officers. Stenger flew 32 combat missions in World War II earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three clusters and works for Pangborn Corp. in Hagerstown.
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Cpl
George W. Carpenter
Fort Sam Hounston
San Antonio
Texas
Clinton Carpenter
Caarfos
George
Japan
Korea
First Air Force
Richard M. Stenger
875 Park Road
Hagerstown
Mid
Mitchel Air Force Base
Long Ialand
Air Force Reserve
Eighth Air Fores
England
Stenger
Pangborn Corp
Florida Gamblers Losing Ground In Postwar Era
Florida gamblers once averaging 120 million annually paid about 114 million in the winter season. Internal Revenue's Jobo L. Fahs estimates, based on federal stamp payments, show during December through April 633 gamblers paid 141 365 dollars to the government, about 10 percent of gross take.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Jobo
L. Fahe
Internal Revenue
Fahs
Sheriff's Office Loses Out to State Police Says Isanogle
Washington County Sheriff’s Office shifts work to New York State Police as public calls for police service grow. Night patrols now handled by State Police. sheriff and deputies focus on jail operations and court paperwork. Transition follows introduction of city hall police office and changes to the fee-based funding. New York Thruway completion date cited as 1954 milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanogle
Washington County
City Hall
Financial Adriurture
Ahariff
Sheriff's Office
Miss Rowe Named Editor at Susquehanna Weekly
Jean Rowe of Route Two Smithaburg has been elected managing editor of The Susquehanna at Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Pennsylvania. A sophomore in commercial education she joins Alpha Delta Pi sorority Business Society Women s Student Council WAA and the Bernie Society. She was recently elected treasurer of the Student Christian Association.
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Jean Rowe
George M. Rowe
Route Two
Smithaburg
the Susquehanna
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Miss Rowe
Commercial Education Department
Alpha Delta ‘Pi Sorority
The
Business Society
Women’s Student Council
Women’s Athletic Assoriation
W.A.A. Board
Blemie Society
Student Christian Association
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