Tag: July 1960
Larry Axman, Tax Evasion, Washington D.C. 1960
On a sweltering July afternoon in 1960, The Rambler stumbled upon a chance encounter with Larry Axman, a prominent figure in Washington D.C.’s high society. Axman, the former president of the Federal Bar Association, pulled up to Granville Gudes’ flower shop in a cab, his black mustache evoking the likeness of Groucho Marx. Related Federal…
George M. Coles, Sunday Sales Law Defiance, Virginia 1960
It was a sweltering Saturday evening in Charlottesville, Va., July 2, 1960, when a shocking turn of events unfolded in the city’s corporate court. Judge George M. Coles made headlines by granting a temporary injunction, effectively blocking the enforcement of the state’s new Sunday sales law, set to kick in the very next day. The…
Coast Guard Commander Accused of Emphatamine Trafficking, Key West FL, 1960
In a shocking turn of events, Rear Admiral William Wilson Kenner, the commandant of the Seventh Coast Guard District, has been accused of involvement in a major emphatamine trafficking ring. The scandal has left citizens of Key West, Florida, reeling as the usually unflappable commander prepares to retire on June 30. Related Federal Cases Snowshoe…
