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Although she finds tipping suffers in the case of most soldiers and sailors who have little extra money to spend, the officers and Harvard men are Stars of Bethlehem for Marion E. Maloney, a waitress at McBrides...
...Roger Faherty's nomination had been announced in advance by the Tribune; some hinted that the Tribune had made a deal with its onetime friend-shrewd Democratic Mayor Edward J. Kelly. (A more likely explanation was current in Chicago newspaper circles: that Tribune Managing Editor James L. Maloney had broken some confidential information from "Curly" Brooks.) Faherty had turned out to be a poor campaigner; there was nothing to do but give him the sack...
...belligerent William Power Maloney, special assistant to the Attorney General, Dillard Stokes gave his evidence. For his courage and diligence he has received many a threatening letter. A woman phoned him every Saturday for six weeks, told him each time she was on her way to kill him. But his rewards have been many: he scooped other newsmen because he knew what the grand jury was doing, while they did not; he had the satisfaction of watching as the grand jury handed down 34 indictments based often on evidence Dillard Stokes had dug up; in July 1942 he received...
...strange career of World War II censorship. If it was true, as the Tribune said in its story, that the information about the Japanese dispositions came from naval intelligence, the story may have given away a Navy secret. But the jury apparently accepted the explanation of Editor Maloney and Reporter Johnston that they had doped out the whole story in the Tribune office...
...indictment. If the Government's case was so weak that an indictment was not likely, why had it raised the issue? Why had it publicized its intention by an advance announcement (TIME, Aug. 17)? Why had former Attorney General Mitchell, who conducted the investigation with scrupulous fairness, allowed Maloney and Johnston the unusual privilege of appearing to make a defense? If the Government was leaning over backwards to be fair to an anti-Administration paper, why did it attempt to prosecute? And if its case was not shaky, what happened? Answers to these questions will be heard after...