YMCA committee plans high school activities and events
The YMCA steering and planning committee met at Mr and Mrs Shotzcharger s apartment to plan a program for high school youths. A school event for Friday April 2 was discussed and the church basement recreation dam date tentatively moved to April 19. The next meeting is set for Tuesday April 11 at 7 15 p.m. Members include six boys and six girls from the high school and Mrs. mate up.
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Munitions Plant Chief Ends Life Hours Before Prison Term
Joseph Ben Decker, 58, former Triumph Ryplosives vice president, died from shotgun wounds in a hospital after shooting himself at his Elkton home, hours before he was to begin a three year federal sentence for mail fraud and renegotiations violations. He had lost a recent appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Sleton
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Triumph Ryplosives
U. S
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Newark
Del
U. S. Supreme Court
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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Wood Alcohol Conspiracy Indicts 21 Firms and 32 Individuals
Federal grand jury indicts 21 corporations 32 individuals and a trade association for conspiring since 1983 to regulate wood alcohol production and sales violating antitrust law. About 95 percent of the industry allegedly fixed prices with most output funneled through William Gray and Company of New York. 1943 production estimated at 4,750,000 gallons valued around $3,192,000.
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New York
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Trving B. Glickfeld
U. S
CIO Resentment Puts Dem Leaders on Spot
Reported today that widespread CIO resentment against legislators who backed the Smith Connally anti strike bill has placed Shute administration leaders in a difficult position. Republicans announced two appointees to the Senate committee investigating campaigns and expenditures in the presidency era.
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CIO
DEM
Washington
Shute
Republica
Senate
Prestely
Party Leaders Agree On Soldier Voting Plan In Pa
April 5. Republican and Democratic leaders join Gov. Martin to back a May 1 special session plan to ease military voting. A bipartisan panel met with the governor and proposed removing registration hurdles and expanding ballot mailing and registration periods. The move aims to simplify absentee voting for armed forces members across Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Gov. Martin
Hui
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