Tag: June 1947
Lilienthal’s Lawyer, Obstruction of Justice, New York 2024
June 21, 1947, Washington D.C. – A cunning move by a House subcommittee has set the stage for Round Two in the battle against David Lilienthal, the embattled head of the Atomic Energy Commission. The subcommittee’s proviso, quietly slipped into the AEC’s appropriation bill, targets the lucrative salary of General Counsel Herbert Marks, Lilienthal’s most…
William C. Carr Jr. Killed in High-Speed Crash, Alexandria VA, 1947
A sense of tragedy hung over the nation’s capital yesterday evening as two young lives were cut short in separate traffic accidents. In a heart-stopping display of speed and recklessness, 25-year-old Alexandria veteran William C. Carr Jr. met his untimely demise on Route 1, just a mile south of his hometown. The young man’s life…
Ferguson William, Vote Fraud, Kansas 1947
In a scathing critique, Senator Ferguson RMich was accused of locking the barn door after the horse is stolen, in connection to the alleged irregularities in last summer’s Kansas City Democratic primary. The investigation, led by the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, was supposed to get to the bottom of the disputed ballots. However, FBI agents had…
