Hutcheson Indicted Over Land Deals with 3 Cases
Three top officers of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters were indicted and surrendered on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to profits from highway right of way land deals in Indiana. Union President Maurice Hutcheson, Vice President O William Braser, and Treasurer Frank M Chapman posted 5000 bonds each and gave no comment. Harry Dotsland facing separate counts of bribery extortion and public contract profits.
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Indianapolis
International Brotherhood of Carpenters
Maurice A. Hutcheson
O. William Braser
Frank M. Chapman
Marion County
George N. Craig
Harry Dogsett
Indiana State Highway Department
Obituaries of Strobine Wischert O Conner and Hottes
Obituary notices state Frank A. Strobine 38 of Bethel died Monday with services scheduled Thursday at 11 a.m. at Bethel funeral home and burial at Center cemetery. George R. Wischert 57 of Orange died Sunday with services Thursday morning at Keenan funeral home and Holy Infant church, burial at St. Peter's cemetery. Edward J. O Connor 65 of Westport died at Norwalk hospital. funeral services Friday at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at Church of the Assumption, burial in Assumption cemetery. he worked as a carpenter and played semi pro baseball, survived by wife Lowise O Connor, son Thomas, three grandchildren and a niece. Susanna Hottes 74 of Georgetown died today in Norwalk hospital. private services at Ferncliff Chapel with cremation. survived by husband Henry Hottes, Sr., a daughter, a son, nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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Frank A. Strobine
George R. Wischert
Orange
Ridgeway Road
Grace-New Haven Hospital
Keenan
West Haven
Holy Infant Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Danbury
Edoward J. O'Conner
Westport
Edward J. O'Connor
Riverside Avenue
Saugatuck
Norwalk Hospital
Charles H. ‘Lewis
East State Street
Assumption Cemetery
Greens Farms
O'Conner
Philip M. Punzelt
Westport Carpenters‘ Union
O'Connor
Lowise Hausserman O'Connor
Thomas P. O'Connor
Westport Fire Department
Central Headquarters
Neice
Henry Hottes
Georgetown
Susanna Hottes
Brookside Road
Richard F. Cogswell
Ridgefield
Richard Frederick Cogswell
Ramapoo Road
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Aaron ‘Manderbach
William C. Kane
Katoonah Street
COP ON STORM DUTY FATE HITS NY STATE TROOPER FAMILY
A New York state trooper on emergency storm duty loses his wife and three children when a chimney plugs with ice and snow, filling the home with fumes. The coroner calls it an accidental tragedy. the officer was away from home near Buffalo.
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Whitesville, Nly
New York State
Neva H. Kear
Douglas L. Kear
Jeffery
Clarence
Buffalo
Wool Heir 23 Agrees to Pay Wife 1000 Monthly
Peter Forstmann of Stamford agreed to pay his estranged wife 1000 monthly and facing divorce with alimony and child support. Melinda Prescott Forstmann 21 seeks divorce, custody of their 17 month old son, and support. Judge Herbert I. MacDonald approved the agreement amid pending motions.
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Wool
Peter Forstmann
Stamford
Payl
Melinda Prescott Forstmann
Deroy
David Goldstein
Forstmann
J. Kenneth Bradley
Herbert I. MacDonald
Melinda Prescott
New York City
Connecticut
Mr. Forstmann
Curt Erwin Forstmann
Broken Pipe Deluges Plant For Fairfield Firefighters
Firemen were called to the H. J. Behn company at 730 State street extension Fairfield yesterday at 1 p m when an overhead water pipe burst flooding machines and tools. Tarpaulins were laid to protect equipment during repairs. At 10 27 a m firefighters responded to Louis Keenan 141 Homeland street where a neighbor mistook steam for smoke on the roof.
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H. J. Behn Company
State Street
Fairfield
Louis Keenan
Homeland Street
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Hutcheson
U. S
Poland
U.S
Barnum Bridgeport
Eam Tand
Arełe
Super Market
Main Street
Healy's
Dick Turner
Chile
Ini Kear
Valparaiso
Bridgeport
Scot Ties Ltd
Pera
Golden Hill
Nat Y
Wayside
Milford
Park City
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