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The factory belonged to Boehme Co. Built into solid rock beneath a granite memorial to Kaiser Wilhelm I, the plant covered 131,000 square feet.Pawnbroker May Lose LicenseCOLUMBUS, 0., April 23—UP) —The State Securities Division acted today to revoke the pawnbrokers’ licenses held by Ben and Dorothy Schottenstein of Cincinnati;Ernest Cornell, division chief, sent a notice giving the Cincinnati pawnbroker, one of the largest in Ohio, 30 days to request a hearing. Unless a hearing is requested, the revocation automatically becomes effective 30 days from the date of the notice.Cornell said Schottenstein was fined $9,000 in Federal Court April 9 after pleading guilty to a charge of receiving stolen goods in interstate commerce.An accumulation of other arrests and violations, Cornell wrote in the order, indicate that the licences is not a person ‘of good moral character.”’Schottenstein operates two Cincinnati pawnshops—Ben's loans, 707 Central Avenue, and Schott's Pawnshop, 1043 Central Avenue.«♦« ■
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Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Wed, Apr 24, 1946
Page 11
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