Racketeering mob history linked to unions and crime figures
The article traces a long pattern of labor racketeering from Rothstein to Lepke and Gurrah, detailing how organized crime funded unions, controlled wages, and ran businesses. It links historical mob activity to modern labor intimidation and calls for a community cleanse alongside President Eisenhower’s outrage.
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Lepke
Garrah
Curley
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Eisenhower Plans Panama Trip to Meet American Leaders
President Eisenhower intends a late July flight to Panama for talks with presidents of American states. He postponed his planned meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nehru, staying at Gettysburg farm with Mrs. Eisenhower for their 40th anniversary.
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Panama
Washington
Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
Hower
Walter Reed Hospital
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
James C. Hagerty
Nehru
London
Banker Queried In River Suit
In San Francisco journalist report Herbert Leggett a vice president and economist of Valley National Bank Phoenix testified in Arizona's suit to gain 28 million acre feet of water from the Colorado River basin He acknowledged earlier writings suggesting no need to fear a water shortage and was cross examined over his Arizona Progress articles and views on future growth and city development
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Arizona
Herbert Leggett
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Colorado River
California
Northcatt Ely
Leggett
Arizona Progress
Ariona
Britain Allows U S Test Firing Over Atlantic Islands
Britain agreed to permit the United States to fire test guided missiles from Florida over British possessions to Ascension Island in the South Atlantic about 3,000 miles away.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Florida
Briteah Island
Ancenfsion Island
South Atlantic
Desert Poet Reflects on Sky and Weather Change
The article notes a bright sun by day and moon at night, with stars guiding travelers. It cites a Pueblo warming trend and a forecast of mostly clear skies with some afternoon cloudiness tomorrow. San Juan’s June 24 rain legend again falls short.
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San Juan
Thirty Die in British Air Crash in Nigeria
A British airliner crashed on takeoff from Kano airport, Nigeria, killing 30 of the 45 aboard. UK transport minister Harold Watkinson told Parliament that 10 passengers and 5 crew survived. The BOAC spokesman confirmed 30 dead after the flaming crash into trees near the runway.
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House of Commons
London
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British Overseas Airways Corporation
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Kang
Police Car Kills Woman In Wreck
A Tucson woman, Catherine Madden, died when her 1931 Bradepiker convertible collided with a police car driven by Patrolman Richard Co. Wiley. The crash on North Park Avenue followed a failed attempt to yield to flashing lights. The patrol car skidded 60 feet before impact. Madden, who lived at 2874 N Orlando Ave, was pronounced dead at St. Mary’s Hospital. An inquest is set for 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Wileama
Pettis Maden
Pima County
Tucson
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Bradepiker
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Sian
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Westmore
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Willan
Ha Madden
Wen Williams
Don Hayes
Sney
Reilly Punecal
Justice of the Peace
Clark Johnson
Cour
Adm. King WWII Hero Dies At 77 In Portsmouth
Fleet Admiral Ernest Joseph King, USN, who directed the mightiest sea force in World War II and helped defeat Germany and Japan, died at 77 in Portsmouth Naval Hospital after years of declining health. Heart failure attributed to high blood pressure ended a career marked by leadership as commander in chief of the US Fleet and chief of naval operations during wartime.
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Japan
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Atlantic
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Toney
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Twining Meets Zhukov At Moscow Base Show
General Twining, head of the U S Air Force, visits Gubinka base near Moscow to inspect installations amid talks on jet fighters and future arms policies. Zhukov and Khrushchev praise Eisenhower, while Twining delivers the president's personal message and discusses disarmament and armament builds.
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Gubinka
Slogooka
Russia
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Puke
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Zhukov
Noid
Imarma
Mikoyan
Lotlam
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Ashchev
Teenagers Storm Bar Ahead of Disturbance at Captain's Table
About 28 youths armed with clubs pipes and hammers stormed the Captain's Table tavern after a bartender refused beer to four 15 to 17 year olds. Police said the tavern was damaged and four minors were later released with reprimands after questioning.
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Endenix
Mone Fay
Selied
Sux
Ahern
Corral Theater Presents Anastasia at Santa Rita Hotel
Tonight and tomorrow the Corral Theater opens Anastasia in the Rendezvous Room at the Santa Rita Hotel. Public sports calendar notes 8:30 PM showtime and limited other events in the area.
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Corral Theater
Nts
Anastasia
Santa Rita Hotel
Party Lines and Media Notes in Index Page
Entertainment brief lists Chandler challenge remark by Amig. mentions Album 14 Movies and 25 Comics. 30 31 Radio TV and 31 Crossword 30 as page references. Indicates features across media sections with agenda for readers.
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