Kefauver Committee hearings, Part 15: Kentucky (1951)
Printed hearings of the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, Part 15, Kentucky: sessions in Washington, June to July 1951.
- Date
- 1951-06-20/1951-07-23
- Kind
- hearing
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-12
- Docket
- Investigation of Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, Hearings before the Special Committee, 82d Cong., Part 15: Kentucky
- Rights
- A work of the United States Congress, printed by the Government Printing Office. Public domain in the United States. 17 U.S.C. § 105. The scan is of a GPO printing; Internet Archive marks it not in copyright.
The title page reads “Investigation of Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce. Hearings before a Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, United States Senate”, and this volume is Part 15, headed “Kentucky”. The dates printed on the title page are June 20 and July 23, 1951. The volume belongs to the 82d Congress, 1st session. It is part of the printed record of the committee created by Senate Resolution 202 (81st Congress), the Kefauver Committee, and prints sworn testimony, a contents list of witnesses with page numbers, and a schedule of exhibits. The Internet Archive scan has 260 page images.
The session datelines place the hearings in Washington. The session lines print these rooms and buildings:
- Room 412 and room 318, Senate Office Building
The contents page lists, among the witnesses, Brink, James H.; Murphy, Hon. Ray L.; Goodenough, Hon. Joseph P.; Gugel, George; Rhoads, Malcolm Reet; Kuresman, Jack; Schild, Alfred S.; Diebold, Ray; Wise, William J.; Berndt, Henry A.. The names follow the contents page; spelling was corrected only where the OCR was plainly wrong. A list of witnesses is not a list of findings: the volume prints questions and answers, and this archive does not summarize them.
The archive.org copy is a Boston Public Library scan of the Government Printing Office print, and the Internet Archive marks it not in copyright. The room lines and datelines above were read from the archive’s OCR text of the scan.
