Hammerstein Charges Equity Pin Pricking Cohan Ghost
Oscar Hammerstein accuses Actors Equity of pin pricking George M. Cohan’s ghost as a Times Square statue fund faces a $100,000 goal. The union calls a token $240 donation a life-member price while Hammerstein rejects cooperation and recalls the 1919 strike that helped shape the controversy.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Actors Equity
George M. Cohan
Sig Actors
Cohal
Times Square
Angus Duncan
Actors Equity Association
Hammerstein
Tung-Tasing Committee
Cohan
Duncan
Egers Association
Equity
Best Way to Say It Right Read Newspaper Says Prof
Dr Arthur Secord of Brooklyn College told Folding Paper Box Association members that newspapers are the best textbook for clear wording. He praised one syllable words and cited Churchill and Patrick Henry to argue simple language conveys power and freedom.
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Arthur Secord
Community Service
Brooklyn College
Folding Paper Box Association
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Dr. Secord
Winston Churchill
Dover
Britain
Lincoln
Tougher Tax Counts Ruled Out In Stamford Executive's Case
U S District Court in New Haven ruled on the Stamford business executive James McCue Sr in a tax case. Judge Rob McCue fined 20 000 and placed him on probation after a no contest plea to a misdemeanor charge while more serious counts were dropped. Federal prosecutors had alleged he failed to report about 70080 in income with around 52000 taxes due. The judge kept civil actions to recover back taxes in play.
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New Haven
Ing McCue
Connecticut
Rias
U.S
Rob McCue
Sen
Er P. Anderson
James” McCue
Stamford
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Anderson
McCue
Building Boardissues 20 Permits for Total 10150
The City Building Commissioners issued 20 permits this week totaling 10150. Major filing included a 76 dollar scale and varied one family dwellings and alterations. Several firms received permits for masonry, garage additions, and store remodels on East Maint Street Grand Street Wakeman Street Fairfield Avenue and Hawley Avenue. The Manne Corpse Band was organized in 188 and played for every president except George Washington.
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Ine
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Dots Aon Street
Ralph Noel
Englewood Avenue
Long Hill Construction Company
Pring
Gaasid Stires
Peroute Anc
Menly Construction Company
Stordge
Wakeman
Mary Nags
Bait and Trekte
Pairfeld Avenue
Mary Parks
Tire Po Qkamage
James Street
Juin Suntaerner
Qeuse
Dewocation
Hollister Seed
Apnie Ropers
Coleman Street
Joseph Mant
Eddeccon
Stratford Avenue
Jazzara Distine
Hawley Avenue
Manne Corpe
George Washington
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