Executives Deny Big Bonds Theft in New Orleans
Four men pleaded innocent to charges they stole 1.9 million dollars in government bonds to gain control of Williams-McWilliams Industries. Named defendants include Sinclair Robinson president Wilfred C Allen secretary Rex Lentz treasurer Rowley Philips chairman. Judge Cocke ordered records production amid defense objection.
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J. Bernard Cocke
Criminal District
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc
New York
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Wilfred C. Allen
Rex ¥. Lentz
Rowley Philips
Clarence Dowling
Richard Dowling
The Locomobile Paintroom Legend of 13.7 Cents
Chiartie Mastrone recalls painting Locomobiles at Bridgeport’s Seaside Park plant from 1906 to 1915. Two men produced one car daily in a sealed top-floor room with thirteen coats of paint, strict drying, and careful inspection to avoid flaws.
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Stevens Duryea
Springfield
Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
Locomobile
Garden Street
University of Bridgeport
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