Bitter fight for control of Norwich finishing firm court told
In Superior court Don ald B Derby of Syracuse testified as a company witness in a tense injunction case over the United States Finishing company of Norwich. Derby said former president Tracy A Adams and others sought to gain proxies to force a June 27 stockholders meeting, aiming to increase the board to 21 members and change the annual meeting date. He denied profiting from stock purchases and said the company had not offered to buy the stock. The suit seeks to void proxies and block actions by Adams Lewis Hale and others, with cross examinations to continue.
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Norwich
Thomas J. Molloy
Donald B. Derby
Syracuse
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Derby
Edward C. Sterling
Fairfield
Tracy A. Adams
John R. Lewis
Seattle
Wash
Thomas
Sterling
Adams
Massachusetts
Der
New York City
Cornell
G. Wyman Carroll
Carroll
Mr. Derby
Lewis
New York
Mr. Peyser
Mr. Adams
Peyser
Ethan A. Peyser
Mr. Lewist
Mr. Hale
William L. Hadden
Poutzner, Hadden, Ropkind and
Hadden
Norman K. Parsells
Marsh, Day and Calhoun
United States Finishing Company
Edward J. McCarthy
Alvin C. Breul, Jr
Boardman, Stoddard and
McCarthy
Connecticut
Ridgway Denies Germ War Charges In Italy Visit
Gen Matthew Ridgway rebuked communist charges of germ warfare in Korea calling them fabrication and a campaign to sow hatred. Premier De Gasperi echoed the denial in the Chamber as Italy's communist leader warned of another Nuremberg trial. Ridgway heads to Naples for NATO talks after defending UN commands. The potato note at article end is unrelated trivia.
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Palmiro Togliatti
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Alcide de Gasperi
Togliatti
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United States
Nuernberg
Adm
Robert B. Carney
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U S Raises Guard Higher Anti Aircraft Units
Washington reports heightened U S air defense as anti aircraft batteries move to defense positions near strategic targets. Civilian sky watchers ordered to 24 hour alert July 14 at observation posts nationwide under Operation Skywatch.
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Frederic H. Smith, Jr
Kremlin
Nathan F. Twining
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Smith
State Must Treble Air Raid Spotters
Hartford June 17 AP Connecticut will more than triple its air raid spotters from about 6 000 to roughly 20 000 volunteers to man 94 ground observation posts 24 hours a day seven days a week starting July 14. The minimum per post is 168 volunteers, with 200 desirable. two spotters per two hour shift yields 168, plus at least 32 extra for illness and emergencies.
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Air Force
Willis B. Homer
Homer
Egypts Pyramids Age and Builders Use of Years
The pyramids of Egypt are about five thousand years old and are believed to have been built between four thousand and three thousand B C. North Carolina records a death rate of 7.9 per thousand, the lowest among states east of the Mississippi River.
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