Lehman exonerates Geoghan of all charges for lack of proof of alleged dishonesty and misconduct in office; calls friendship with Byk and Erickson ill-advised but withholds censure; holds Corbett testimony discredited; Todd declines comment; grand jury foreman expresses disappointment

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1936Big Tom, Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (died 2018)^[†]

Tom McBride, known as Big Tom, was an Irish country, traditional and easy listening singer, as well as a guitarist, and saxophone player.

Headlines from September 18, 1936

Four Are Killed in Connecticut Bus Crash; 15 Others Injured on Hill Near Cheshire

MAQUEDA IS TAKEN, REBELS ANNOUNCE; TOLEDO BATTLE ON; Insurgent Broadcast Reports Capture of Key Town in the Franco Drive on Madrid. 175,000 IN THE ADVANCE Alcazar Rightists Get a 'Last Chance' -- Leftists at Odds in North -- Aragon Area Flooded.

WINDS AT 90-MILE FURY; Heavy Seas Roll In With the Increasing Force of the Blow. PORTS TAKE PRECAUTIONS Some Liners Scurry to Safety, Others Stay in Port -- One Vessel Is in Distress, BLOW WORST OF SEASON Passing By Virginia Capes, Storm Is Expected to Reach New York Area Today.

The Decision on Geoghan; Governor Lehman's Decision 'Dismissing Geoghan Charges

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