Indictment Of Boston And Maine Executives
Four railroad leaders including B and M presidents Benson and McGinnis face federal antitrust charges for alleged personal profits from a 1958 noncompetitive sale of ten stainless steel cars. The indictment also names Glacy and Mersey, alleging improper embezzlement and misapplication of funds.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Daniel A. Benson
Weston
Mass
B&m
Patrick B. McGinnis
New York
George F. Glacy
Brookline
Henry Mersey
New Haven
New Haven, Conn
Interimational Railway Equipment Co
The
Railroad and Mersey’s
Mersey
McGinnis
Benson
Highway Trailers Inc
Benson, McGinnis and
Glacy
International
American Bar Urges Support In Integration
The American Bar Association urged lawyers nationwide to aid racial understanding by backing integration. The ABA House of Delegates adopted a civil rights report, while the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law announced its formal organization and immediate legal action against segregation in Clarksdale Mississippi following a White House request.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA House of Delegates
Kennedy
Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
Clarksdale
Miss
Tax changes cut capital gains but raise some limits
A bill proposes removing the 4 percent tax credit and limits on capital gains. Individuals with long held assets would pay tax on 40 percent of gains instead of 50, and top capital gains tax could drop to 21 percent from 25. Still, real estate dealers face depreciation and gains rules, while inherited property loses a special deduction. The plan also alters sick pay deductions, extending a monthly cut rather than a week.
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Treasury
Mushrooms Add to Usual Peas and Carrots
Mushrooms make a good addition to the usual combination of cooked peas and carrots. The article notes mushrooms complement these vegetables in flavor and texture.
Itch Of Piles Get Relief With Petersons Ointment
Advertised remedy Petersons Ointment promises fast relief from itching and burning of piles. It cites past patients who report relief and better sleep, claiming a cooling soothing formula. Available in 60c and 5c sizes at all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Sudden Storm Rips Through Augusta City
A sudden thunderstorm in Augusta unleashed 55 mph winds, toppling a large tree onto cars in a hotel lot and blocking streets with downed limbs and wires. No injuries were reported as traffic signals failed and gutters overflowed. Lt. G Alfred Bechard narrowly avoided a falling limb. Route 201 and Riverside Drive traffic were affected by the storm.
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Augusta
G. Alfred Bechard
Riverside Drive
State Street
Deadly Gasses Halt Rescuers In Mine Search
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers waited for ventilation to clear deadly gases before resuming the search for three miners trapped 380 to 450 feet underground at Fellin Coal Co mine near Sheppton. Louis Boya Pattersonsville 42 David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 48 were believed dead as efforts were halted by gas and collapsed passages. State Secretary of Mines H B Charmbury suspended rescue work and ordered shoring to prevent another cave in.
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Hazleton
Fellin Coal Co
Sheppton
Louis Boya
Pattersonsville
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
Marshall Field Jr Divorced By Wife
Marshall Field Jr publisher of two Chicago newspapers and heir to a department store fortune was divorced by his wife Katherine after a Nevada charge of mental cruelty. The 15 minute closed hearing before Dist Judge Grant L Bowen granted the divorce. Mrs Field, 35, daughter of late Frederick W Woodruff of Joliet Illinois, Field is president of Field Enterprises Inc publishers of the Chicago Sun Times the Chicago Daily News and World Book Encyclopedia.
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Reno, Nev
Marshall Field Jr
Chicago
Katherine
Nevada
Field
Dist
Grant L. Bowen
Frederick W. Woodruff
Joliet, Ill
Field Enterprises, Inc
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News and World Book Encyclopedia
Bright Discs Aid Trieste Search For Thresher
Boston AP reports the bathyscaphe Trieste returns to search for the nuclear submarine Thresher. Brightly painted discs, 1,441 in number, planted on the ocean floor near the claimed wreck grave 8,400 feet deep will help locate the vessel as Trieste operates about 220 miles east of Boston over four days.
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Boston
Trieste
Thresher
Navy
Saco Tax Group Plans Action Against City Officials
The Saco Taxpayers Protection Association will pursue legal action against city officials to equalize property taxation in line with applicable laws.
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Saco
Maine group seeks court action on tax assessment fairness
President Robert L. Cassette said a retained attorney will seek court action to force assessors to value industries at the same rate as property owners. The group cites Portland Road taxpayers who faced up to 33 1 3 percent tax increases last year while most industries paid under the same concessions or nothing at all. The note mentions Want Ads as effective, affordable tools in city conditions.
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Wall Street
Lehman Brothers
Central of Georgia Railroad
Norfolk Southern
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
McGinnis
Ford Foundation
B&m
Benson
Glacy
Maine
Robert L. Cassette
Cassette
Portland Road
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