My War With the Mob Extortion in Unions Under Scrutiny
Victor Reisels exposé traces how union welfare funds were siphoned by mob linked officials across multiple locals. He highlights Angelo Inciso in Chicago, Eugene Williams in Minneapolis, and Bronx welfare misuses, noting little convictions despite probes.
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Needle Trades Union
Union
E. 15Th St
New York
Joe Fay
William de Koning Sr
Congressional
Cisco Kid
Chicago
Angelo Inciso
Windy City
Senate
Brobers
Illinois
Ben. Paul Douglas
Incise
Phoenix
Incso
British West Indies
Europe
Inciso
United Auto Workers, Afl
CIO
Teamsters
Minneapolis
Eugene Williams
Congress
William McKenna
House Brobers
Williams
McKenna
Bronx
Building Service
Alcor
Tommy Lewis
Lewis
Louis Saperstein
Saperstein
Laundry Workers Union
Distillery Workers Union
Capone
Rogues’ Gallery
Labor
College Professors Regain Prestige In China
Chinese college professors regain prestige as officials ease indoctrination. They may read American and British scientific texts, dispute Soviet ideas, and be urged to evaluate Western and capitalist science. The shift follows a realized need for scientific progress amid limited domestic expertise.
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China
Britain
United States
Cheu Pei-Yuan
Peiping University
Chen Kai-Chia
Huang Tzu-Chung
Lysenko
Bray and Kennedy file petitions for local offices
Two candidates filed nominating petitions in the election office. William J. Bray of 1307 N Palo Verde seeks the Democratic nomination for District 1 supervisor. James L. Kennedy of 934 Calle Bocina seeks the Democratic nomination for State Representative District 4, Kennedy the incumbent.
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William J. Bray
N. Palo Verde
James L
Jimmy) Kennedy
Calle Bocina
Kennedy
Salem clears 1914 fire debt with last loan note
In Salem Massachusetts Deputy Fire Chief William R Hart issued the all clear signal for a 1914 fire that killed three people left 1800 buildings ash and 18000 homeless. Mayor Francis X Collins burned the final loan note marking repayment of the state and private debt to restore the city.
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Salem
Mass
William R. Hart
Francis X. Collins
Udall Explains Vote Against Veterans Bill
Rep. Stewart Udall of Arizona explains why he voted against the amended veterans bill. He argues it benefits only veterans with non service incurred disabilities and urges first aid to those injured in service and to widows and families of the fallen. The House passed the bill 364 to 51, and Udall unsuccessfully moved to recommit.
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Washington
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
House of Representatives
Udall
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Victor Reisel
Hong Kong
Red China
Communist Party
Mada Hic Lifso
Micarahla
Kwang Ming Jih Pao
Peiping
Russia
Trofim Lysenko
Stalin
Red Rne
Bray, Kennedy
Est Fabrics
E. Pennington St
Tucson
Johansen, Delmanette and Lewis
E. Pennington
Bayville
Nyton
Pilgrim
Chambray
Birdseye
N. 6Th Avenue
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