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Others to Be Named in Trial of James Hines, Tamiriany Leader?
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Tammany leader .. . central figure t# t turns state's evidence
New York has bven waiting with unusual interest disclosure of names
of judges alleged y influent-_1 in the casvj of James J. Hines, Tammany leadex,
accused of participation in a huge policy racket. Justice Ferdinand Pecora, j
New Dealer, brushing aside argument arguments of Hines’ deiense counsel, j
Lloyd Paul Stryker, ordered a special “blue ribbon” jury. Then the justice j
directed that District Attorney Thomas Dewey supply by August 2 a list of
judges as being subject to the alleged influence, coercion of brioery of Hines ,
or others. Dewey has not desired to make these names public until Hines |
trial, August 15. Hines’ counsel, asserting the defense was entitled to a know- |
OHIO CANDIDATES AT RALLY
Charles Sawyer, Robert Bulkley and Judge Hugh L. Nichol . ..
Ohio political spotlight centers on Charles Sawyer, left, of Cincin
nati, opposing Gov. Martin L. Davey for the Democratic guberna
torial nomination at the primary, Aug. 9, and on Senator Robert J.
Bulkley, center, who is opposed by former Gov. George White. Saw-
and Bulkley, together with Judge Hugh L. Nichol, right, Saw
yer’s campaign manager, are seen at a rally at Coney Island, near
Cincinnati.
Mother of 2 Held as Gungirl
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Grace Marano, 28, weeps as a detective escorts her from police head
quarters in New York, where she appeared in the line-up. The mother of
two children and her ex-convict sweetheart, Henry Schleicher, 80, are
held for a series of tavern and lunch wagon holdups.
(Central Preaa)
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 1938
ledge of all charges, pleaded for the names. Meanwhile, J. Richard (Dixie
■ Davis, one-time lawyer for the late Dutch Schultz and accused with Hines an<
I two others in the policy racket case, has turned state’s evidence in the prose
! cution of Hines. Davis made the move after a series of bargaining confer
! ences with Dewey. Davis was promised leniency and allowed to visit his
1 sweetheart. Since, he has been paioled. If the trial should result in a con
! viction, it is presumed that Dewey would be nominated by the Republicans fer
!governor.
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Peace Liberty —Justice
Wh. ’s in a name? Here are six of the eight daughters of Santiago Igle
sias, Puerto Rican resident commissioner in Washington. Posed against
the capitol, the ladies are Peace, Victory, Liberty, America, Justice and
Li' it. The two daughters in Puerto Rico are named Equality ahd Fra
ternity. The family should be an extraordinarily happy one.
(Central Preae)
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Mrs. E. H. Newton, wife of a prom
inent Dallas, Texas, physician, is
pictured at the sheriff’s office in
Dallas, where she was questioned in
the bizarre imprisonment of Mickey
Ricketts, her Negro ex-yardman.
He was imprisoned five days in the
Newton attic while mi attempt at
“superpsychology” sought to solve
the theft of a rare jade ring from
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Charle Holden, Dorothy Lamour
Thanks to Screen Actress Dorothy
Lamour, right, now recuperating
in a Hollywood hospital froni an
emergency appendicitis operation.
Charle Holden, Miss Lamour’s
secretary, will have a glamorous
wedding. The actress arranged
for the bridegroom-to-be, Knowles
Smith, Jr., to obtain time off from
his job at Cadillac, Mich., and
come to- Hollywood. Miss Lamour
will attend the bride and give the
reception.
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