Kansas City Vote Fraud: Hearings Before a Subcommittee, Eightieth Congress, First Session, on S. Res. 116, a Resolution to Investigate the Nonaction of the Department of Justice in Connection with Alleged Irregularities in the Democratic Primary Election on the Fifth Missouri Congressional District on August 6, 1946. May 28, June 5-6, 1947U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947 - 233 páginas Investigates failure of Justice Dept to examine alleged irregularities in the 1946 Democratic primary election held in Kansas City, Mo. |
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advised affidavits August Axtell board of election Brantley Bureau of Investigation call a grand candidate shown Caudle Chairman civil rights CLARK COLLET committee conspiracy correct Democratic ballots Democratic judge Democratic precinct captain Department of Justice district attorney District of Missouri election commissioners election fraud election laws election officials evidence fact FBI report Federal Bureau Federal law Federal statute Federal violation files full investigation furnished further investigation grand jury HOOVER indicate instructions interviewed Jackson County Judge REEVES Kansas City Star LADD letter machine matter memorandum miscount newspaper investigators O'Hern October 24 official count persons preliminary investigation primary election prosecution question record Republican clerk Republican judge RIDGE section 51 Senator FERGUSON Senator KEM Senator LANGER Senator MCCARRAN Slaughter Star investigators statement STOCKARD straight Democratic submitted synopsis tickets tion told understand United States attorney United States Senator vote frauds voters WEAR witnesses
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