ed Murder Inc. What arenhe facts? The indict- ments against the various
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On October 10th., last, some of the Sullivan County newspapers published an article in the form of an editorial entitled "Crime Mustn't Pay", and by implication suggested that the present incumbent in the office of District Attorney smashed Murder Inc. What a r e n h e facts? The indictments against the various members of Murder Inc., were found In 19403 years before Newberg became. District Attorney. j a c k Drucker was arrested, brought back to Sullivan County, and arraigned before New-
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AHe Rosenberg was^gj*£n a bachelor dinner by a group of his Montieello friends at Tuzzeo's on Tuesday night, October 15th., preceeding his wedding to Miss Ida Liff, of'Bethel,'on "'Sunday October 20th. Judging from the picture the party was a great success. A m o n g those attending were Ben Kaplan, Victor Gordon, Samuel Slick, Dr. Lester Lipson, M . Rosenberg, Sol Levinson, Ben Goldstein, Murray Glick, Arthur Pickard, Jules Hocker, Nathan Feinberg, Max" Shapiro, Nathan Teller, Alex Giick, Jack Rubin Max Gersten, Nate Kristt, Carl Goldstein, Dr. Murray Cohn, Daniel Supbn, -Max Potash, Dave Sosen, George Gusar, Ben Graubard, Moe Kaplan, Mai C o h e n , Lou Kolodny, Jack Aks, Morris Turetsky, Raymond Sharoff; Ralph Meyers, Izzy Gelman, and the guest of honor, Abe Rosenberg,
" WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department today stated the world wheat crop will be the» largesv 1940. Production will probably be about 5,875,000.000 bushels. Last year t h e total was about 700.000.000 bushels less—and much of the world was forced to get alop^ on short rations. • i I I
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