| File name | General Topic | Date of article | Newspaper | Synopsis |
| bk6-2-1 | Government | 5/12/1947 | Attorney General Clark carrying out Presidential order to screen out Federal employees associated with totalitarian, Fascist, Communist or subversive organizations | |
| bk6-6-1 | Legal profession | 11/12/1945 | Philadelphia Record | Public lack of confidence in the legal profession upsets Justice Royal A. Stone |
| bk6-11-1 | Embezzlement | 7/14/1946 | The American Weekly | Anna Callahan of Trenton squanders embezzled thousands to purchase the affection of a few passing friends |
| bk6-13-1 | Anti-trust case | 3/12/1946 | New York Times | Government antitrust case against GE resumes before Judge Forman - federal attorney calls GE an "all-embracing monopoly" |
| bk6-13-2 | Anti-trust case | 3/13/1946 | New York Times | Witness says GE spent $27,000,000 on research and development; the government charges GE's position of leadership arose from monopolistic activities |
| bk6-15-1 | judgeship | 10/11/1946 | Princeton Herald | Judge Clark fighting to regain judgeship which he vacated temporarily to go to war and which the U.S. Government said would be waiting for him upon his return |
| bk6-15-2 | judgeship | 5/13/1946 | Newark News | A bill proposing to give New Jersey a sixth federal district court judge is before the House judiciary committee |
| bk6-17-1 | medical | Dinshah P. Ghadiall, self-styled metaphysician, on trial for violation of the Federal Pure Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act - "longest trial in Camden history" (2 months) | ||
| bk6-19-1 | Judge Forman | 12/20/1946 | Trenton Evening Times | All branches of the armed forces are represented on Federal Jduge Phillip Forman's staff |
| bk6-21-1 | Judge Avis | photo of Honorable John Boyd Davis | ||
| bk6-25-1 | Portal pay suits | Jan-47 | New York Times | The master bill to end portal-to-portal back pay suits was introduced today with powerful assured backing |
| bk6-25-2 | Opinion | 1/8/1947 | Journal American | Westbrook Pegler discusses aspects of Joe Fay's Jersey trial before Judge Meaney |
| bk6-25-2a | Opinion | 1/8/1947 | Journal American | continuation of Westbrook Pegler article discussing aspects of Joe Fay's Jersey trial before Judge Meaney |
| bk6-29-1 | Refinancing | 1/15/1947 | Trenton Times | First Mechanics Bank stock plan awaits court ruling - a refinancing proposal was adopted despite objections |
| bk6-29-2 | Refinancing | 1/14/1947 | Trenton Times | A Federal Court action before District Judge Philip Forman is pending in an effort to block the proposed recapitalization of First-Mechanics Bank |
| bk6-29-3 | Bankruptcy | 1/13/1947 | Trenton Times | Judge Philip Forman offered a plan for the reorganization of the Hotel Realty Company, owners of the Stacy-Trent |
| bk6-31-1 | tax evasion | 1/14/1947 | Journal American | Joseph S. Fay, convicted labor racketeer, denied all claims in the Government's tax evasion trial against him |
| bk6-31-2 | tax evasion | 1/15/1947 | A jury of 11 persons acquitted Joseph S. Fay of income tax evasion | |
| bk6-31-3 | Indictment | 1/16/1947 | Federal Judge John C. Knox ordered dismisssal of four indictments charging State Attorney General Walter D. Van Riper with a check-kiting conspiracy and violating Government gasoline rationing | |
| bk6-35-1 | impersonating officer | 1/14/1947 | Trenton Times | John Palanski, a 19 year old Polish youth was charged with impersonating an officer and obtaining army funds fraudulently |
| bk6-35-2 | indictment | 1/16/1947 | Trenton Times | Judge John C. Knox ordered dismissals of four indictments against Walter D. Van Riper, thus closing further prosecution of the sate official and three co-defendants |
| bk6-37-1 | jurors in question | 1/16/1947 | NY Journal American | Two women on the jury which acquitted Joseph S. Fay, convicted of income tax evasion, were revealed as relatives of city employees in the domain of the Hague political machine |
| bk6-39-1 | tax evasion | 1/16/1947 | Trenton Times | Joseph S. Fay, AFL building trades union leader, was acquitted by a jury on charges of evading $118,879 in income tax payments from 1940 to 1942 |
| bk6-39-2 | jury selection | 1/10/1947 | A jury was selected in Federal Court, Newark to hear the trial of Joseph S. Fay, AFL union leader | |
| bk6-41-1 | jurors in question | |||
| bk6-43-2 | Editorial | 1/20/1947 | Newark Evening News | "Character" witnesses in the Fay case are forced to stultify themselves and speak words which may bring shame and embarrassment, what value is his testimony if he cannot be disinterested or candid. |
| bk6-43-3 | experimental role | 1/16/1947 | Camden Courrier | "Guinea Pig" role saves a "Conchie" from jail stretch |
| bk6-43-4 | Governor Driscoll | 1/21/1947 | Trenton Evening Times | Objections by the SEC to expenses incurred by Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll while trustee for the Ritz-Carlton in A.C. were brushed aside by U.S.D.J. Forman |
| bk6-45-1 | District Court Rules | 1/19/1947 | Bulletin | Judge can upset guilty verdict under new District Court rule |
| bk6-45-2 | acquittal | 1/17/1947 | Record | Loss of a court reporter's stenotype notes frees perjury suspect |
| bk6-47-1 | "Spectrochrome" | Dinshah Ghadiali faces 12 years in jail, $12,000 fine for violating the Federal Pure Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act | ||
| bk6-47-2 | "Spectrochrome" | 1/31/1947 | Camden Courrier | Ghadiali fined $20,000, ordered to halt "cures" |
| bk6-49-3 | impersonating MP officer | 1/31/1947 | Camden Courrier | A former soilder, posing as a military policeman, was jailed at Ft. Dix for looting bags of returning Gis |
| bk6-55-1 | financial reorganization | 1/22/1947 | Trenton Times | The Hotel Realty Company received tentative approval of a plan for financial reorganization |
| bk6-61-1 | "Spectrochrome" | 2/1/1947 | Camden Courrier | Ghadiali fined $20,000, ordered to halt "cures" |
| bk6-63-1 | "Spectrochrome" | 1/28/1947 | Courier-Post | Cost of Ghadiali trial runs into "big dough" |
| bk6-63-2 | "Spectrochrome" | 1/8/1947 | Philadelphia Inquirer | Ghadiali guilty of violating federal laws |
| bk6-63-3 | "Spectrochrome" | 1/7/1947 | The Evening Bulletin | Jury deliberates on "cure" inventor, Dinshah P. Ghadiali |
| bk6-67-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | Grand Jury plans to investigate U.S. Attorney Rossebach's prosecution in the Joseph S. Fay income tax evasion case | ||
| bk6-67-2 | tax evasion - Fay case | continuation of above article | ||
| bk6-67-3 | tax evasion - Fay case | D.A. Frank S. Hogan criticized the difficulty in obtaining information from big contractors in Fay tax probe | ||
| bk6-67-4 | tax evasion - Fay case | Fay case criticized by grand jurors | ||
| bk6-68-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/5/1947 | Newark Evening News | Grand Jury probes handling of Fay case, calls Rossbach prosecution inept |
| bk6-68-1a | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/5/1947 | Newark Evening News | continuation of above article |
| bk6-69-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/6/1947 | Newark Evening News | Cartoon - "Another Look" regarding the grand jury in the Fay case |
| bk6-70-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/6/1947 | Newark Evening News | The grand jury's powers in the Fay case |
| bk6-70-2 | tax evasion - editorial page | 2/5/1947 | Journal American | Opinion of Westbrook Pegler - "Clark Responsibility in Fay Case Studied" |
| bk6-71-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/12/1947 | Newark News | Jury defers further inquiry in Fay case after hearing definite assurances that a thorough government investigation is underway |
| bk6-71-2 | tax evasion - editorial page | 2/10/1947 | Inquirer | Unioneer gets a timid urge for reforms |
| bk6-71-3 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/13/1947 | Newark News | McGregor, assistant to U.S. Attorney General Clark appears before grand jury in Newark after receiving telegram from jury foreman in probe of Fay trial |
| bk6-71-4 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/13/1947 | Newark News | continuation of above article |
| bk6-71-5 | tax evasion - editorial page | The public remains uninformed as to how long the inquiry into Rossbach's prosecution of the Fay case will last | ||
| bk6-72-1 | tax evasion - Fay case | 2/26/1947 | Jury finds reports by U.S. Officials end the need for inquiry | |
| bk6-72-2 | tax evasion - Fay case | Rossbach is cleared by jurors | ||
| bk6-72-3 | tax evasion - Fay case | continuation of above article | ||
| bk6-72-4 | tax evasion - Fay case | 3/17/1947 | Newark News | Fay faces civil suit on taxes, new action planned over payments by contractors |
| bk6-75-1 | naturalization | 2/16/1947 | Trenton Times | Woman seeking naturalization claims she never knew Nazis persecuted Jews, Christians |
| bk6-75-2 | work stoppages | 2/14/1947 | Trenton Times | Judge Forman upholds Thermoid suit against unions for damages arising from work stoppage |
| bk6-76-1 | U.S. Atty Chief Aide Resigns | Charles A. Stanziale resigned as chief assistant to U.S. Attorney, but denies any friction with Rossbach | ||
| bk6-76-1a | U.S. Atty Chief Aide Resigns | continuation of article on resignation of Stanziale | ||
| bk6-77-1 | Trenton Brith Sholom Lodge | 2/27/1947 | Trenton Evening Times | Judge Forman presented gifts to the two surviving charter members of the Trenton Brith Sholom Lodge at its recent 40th Anniversary banquet |