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May 21, 1931

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CRAIN FACES CHARGE HE IGNORED EVIDENCE OF TAMMANY BRIBES; Clark Amplifies Accusations of Laxity in Prosecuting Ewald and Walsh Cases. DOYLE FEES TAKEN UP District Attorney to Be Asked Whether He Traced Funds in Appeals Board Inquiry. MEAT GRAFT TO BE SIFTED Prosecutor Must Defend Course in Investigating Gratuities Said to Have Been Paid by Pols. Text of Clark Letter. CRAIN GETS DETAILS OF NEW CHARGES Investigation Near End.

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J K Clark specifies charges against Dist Atty Crain in connection with Ewald case

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ARMY WILL ABANDON 53 OBSOLETE POSTS IN ECONOMY MOVE; Doomed Stations Include Miller Field, Forts Schuyler and Terry and Camp Upton. MOST OF THEM UNMANNED Total Value Set at $22,000,000 and They Are Located in All Parts of the Country. POSTAL ECONOMIES NEXT Hoover Calls Brown and Aides to Week-End Conference at Rapidan Camp. Postal Economy Program Next. General MacArthur's Report. Some Posts Held Worthless. ARMY TO ABANDON 53 OBSOLETE POSTS Other Uses Considered. Troop Transfer Planned. Rise in Postal Deficit Looms.

By Special to The New York Times

53 posts ordered abandoned

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