Tucker Officials Found Innocent
Chicago jury acquitted Preston Tucker and associates in the 23 million Tucker auto fraud case after 17 hours of deliberation. Prosecutors alleged mail fraud and SEC violations, but the defense argued lack of funds and good faith. Tucker expressed gratitude to stockholders and dealers and pledged cooperation with reorganization plans while his wife visited the courtroom.
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Preston T. Tucker
Weven
William Zacher
Department of Justice
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Tucker Auto Arm
Io Chicago
Michael L. Igoe
Preston Tucker
Natty
J. M. Kouba
Tucker
Otto Kerner
Tucker Corp
la Bay
G O P Unleashes New Assault On Gambling Plan
A GOP legislative reader reported that New York Mayor William O Dwyer’s proposal to legalize and supervise gambling on sports events would tie government to criminals. Assembly Leader Lee B Mailler called the plan astonishing and warned it would be a dark day for democracy if a vetted official lent aid to criminal interests.
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Lee B. Mailler
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Mailier
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Presidential Crack Angers Southerners
Dixie Democrats plan to boycott a Raleigh conference after President Truman mocked James Byrnes. Southern anger grows as Byrnes rumored to run for South Carolina governor faces civil rights opposition and party split fears. Byrnes seeks to fight within the party while rejecting third party ties.
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Raleigh
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Truman
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Mr. Truman
Ataies
Guerrilla Army Attacks in Java Prompts Combat Report
Reports say a private arms unit led by former Dutch Captain RPP Turki Wester-Nag engaged U.S. Indonesian troops near Thmahi twelve miles west of Bandeeng Java. Neutral sources claim Westerlite’s guerrilla force joined forces and captured Tjimahi as they moved toward Randeng.
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Double Barred Probe Of Crime In U S Proposed By Senator
Senator McCarthy proposed a two committee Senate inquiry into nationwide racketeering and gambling with Kefauver backing a $100000 Judiciary Committee study. The plan envisions joint work by the special investigations and judiciary panels, leveraging their staff and groundwork on government-contract fraud. Morrison of New Orleans urged federal action and asked for a congressional probe.
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New Orleans
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Wherry Urges Decision on Hydrogen Bomb Policy
Senator Wherry pressed for a decision on developing the hydrogen bomb as Congress weighs Korea aid and broader defense. He argued the weapon plus long range bombers offer the best protection against Communism, while others fear humanitarian impacts or favor international control. House action on Korea aid looms as Republicans debate policy shifts.
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House Foreign Affairs
Congress To Get Union Anti-Trust Measure
Senator Robertson announces a bill to subject labor unions to anti trust laws in cases of unreasonable restraint of trade or when actions affect essential industries. The measure, likely to be sent to the Judiciary Committee, outlines penalties up to 5000 per violation but leaves specific sanctions to the courts. It follows coal industry tensions surrounding the three day week led by the United Mine Workers and upcoming legal actions against Lewis.
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John
Lewin
Robertson
D.-Va
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leaxen
United Mine Workers Union
Senate Banking Committee
Roberston
Lewis
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Labor Committee
Trans-U.S. speed record claim and fake money order case
Flyer Paul Mantz claimed a 4 hour 52 minute transcontinental speed record in a gasoline engine aircraft, beating last March’s mark by minutes and landing at Idlewild after departing Burbank. A New York youth, VanderMeer, was arrested for cashing fraudulent money orders, with nearly 85 in counterfeit instruments found.
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de Bons
California
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Lockhead
Burbank
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Lanardia
Fred HO Wikkinson
National Aeronautice Ascociation
Wiikinena
Lver
Washington
la Giardia
Manta
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Ideas
Rochester
VanDerMeer
Poughty
Oring
Sx States
Gun Pont
Shortis Lafier Monn
Son of Chief Justice Hughes Dies in Hospital
Charles Evans Hughes Jr., former U S solicitor general and only son of Chief Justice Hughes, died at 60 after brain tumor surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He had entered hospital for observation the prior Sunday.
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U. S
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Arab Commander Splits With King On Jerusalem Crisis
Cairo reports a high ranking Arab Legion commander defects from Jordan’s King Abdullah over Jerusalem policy. He accuses the king of mismanaging the Jerusalem issue and criticizes nationalization efforts. The scene on the Jerusalem front grows tense as factions vie for control and protection of holy sites.
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Asad Iaeinn
Fong Atisiah
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Atah
Palestine
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Jane
Tash
Ring
Thieves Steal Raw Industrial Diamonds From Core Lab
In Greenville Texas burglars broke into Core Laboratories plant office and pried open a safe to steal raw diamonds valued at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. Plant manager Ed Wollams described the loss as possibly involving an inside job though unlikely. W H Davison president said the 12 000 carats carried unique keys and will be warned to jewelry associations.
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German Ex-Officers Back New Nationalists
In Kasser Germany AP reports Western Germany forms a new far right party named German Reich Party. Black-booted ex-officers merge DRP and NDP, winning 300000 votes and five seats last year. Leaders Franz Richter and Dr Heinrich Leuchtgens head the group as they denounce Russia and invite German Communists to join a broader all German movement.
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Russia
Tongh
Governor to propose budget cuts in early February
Informants say Governor Dewey will cut the 1850-81 state budget by up to 1 million dollars, with a total under 80 million. The reduction aims to offset declining revenues without raising taxes, dipping into the tax stabilization fund instead. The lean budget will require shifts within the state Purposes section as mandated increases in focal maintenance are expected. The Governor plans to present the 195041 spending program to the Legislature on February 1.
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Dewey
Two-Thirds Defy Union Chief Pilishing
Nearly two-thirds of United Ming Workers refuse to follow chief Lewis's call to end the two week walkout. Pickets disrupt reporting at three northern West Virginia mines, affecting about 2,000 workers. In Uniontown district, 24,936 miners backed returning to work while 3,200 resisted across five locals. District 4 shows only 3,100 of 23,000 strikers voting to resume, amid boos at a leadership appeal.
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United Mine Workers
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West Virginia
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Din Triot 5
Pittsburg
Busarello
William Hynes
District 4
Hynes
Northweatin
Weat
Virginia
Experts Confer On Autopsy In Mercy Killing Case
Medical experts met to discuss the autopsy findings on Mrs Abbie C Barrets amid a mercy killing charge. Dr Hermann Z Sander led the session. Harvard’s Dr Richard Ford and others observed, with results not disclosed. The event followed a 11 hour exhumation at Pine Grove Cemetery Manchester.
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State
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New Fork Civ
Ralph Mellor
Partwooth Colege
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Bender
Tiaga
Faree
Peitong
China
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Tihet
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Maem
Lehman Seeks Renewal of Rent Controls Amid Debate
The article reports on Lehman urging renewal of rent control measures amid federal pricing debates. It references President Truman's stance and Senate motions, noting ongoing tensions over housing costs and the potential impact on tenants and landlords during the postwar period.
Protestant Churches To Hold Major Conclave
Protestant church leaders from about 30 denominations plan a nationwide assembling in Columbus Ohio this week. Delegates from thirty states and three Canadian provinces are to attend the first nationwide evangelical conference. The meeting is sponsored by church groups and religious education councils with broad interdenominational participation.
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Ceranta of Ichurches of Christ
International Council of Religious Education
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