Margiotti Emerges as Darrow's Potential Successor in Garsson Case
Pittsburgh attorney Charles J. Margiotti, famed for courtroom prowess, rises as a top potential successor to Clarence Darrow in the Garsson munitions case. The article traces his career from Pittsburgh beginnings to national fame, noting his defense of Senator James Davis and other high profile appeals.
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Clarence Darrow
Charles J. Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Margiotti
Garsson
Washington
Fennsylvania
Henry M. Garsson
Murray W. Garsson
Garssons
Marcy
Peter
May
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United States
America
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Fallon
Margioetti
Army
Ordnance Department
Chicago
Murray Garsson
Hitler
Truman
Fraternal
Mooseheart Home For
Moose Haven
Margilotti
Scales Heights
Davis
Albert W. Johnson
Irene Schroeder
Glen Dague
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Argiotti
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Darrow and
Igiotti
Belgium Fair Attracts Many Countries
The first international fair since liberation opened with a record number of exhibitors over 3 000 firms from around the world. France led with 319 firms, Britain 300, the United States 213. American heavy machinery and textiles drew interest along with below rival prices. Belgian jewelry and pre fabricated homes also featured prominently.
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Brussels
INS
France
Britain
United
Switzerland
Holland
Italy
Rntis
Belgium
United States
Bishop Calls Meetings of Cabinets
Charlotte dispatch reports Bishop Clare Purcell of the Methodist church called meetings of the cabinets from the South and Upper South Carolina conferences in Columbia next week. District superintendents meet June 24, with a joint session to follow Wednesday afternoon to discuss the future of Wofford Columbia and Lander colleges.
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Charlotte
Clare Purcell
The
Methodist Church
South Carolina
Columbia
Wofford
Lander
Upper South Carolina
Tall Fish Stories Grow In Australia
In Sydney a fisherman returned home with a beer glass claiming an octopus head had entered it during fishing. The tale echoes older pro fishermen accounts of finding a beer bottle in a shark’s stomach, though no claim of the shark drinking beer is made.
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Australia
Sydney
Time Zone Notes: Eastern Standard and Relay Schedules
Time is listed in eastern standard. Subtract one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard for scheduling. Some stations adjust hour of relay to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Radio Schedule Highlights From East and West Coast Listings
Radio programs span news, music, drama and commentary from 6:00 p.m. sunrise to midnight. Notable entries include News Reports, America Serenade, Red Barber Sports, Fulton Lewis Jr. Mystery Drama and The Radio Theater Hour with Gabriel Heatter, plus Guy Lombardo Orchestra and Dance Band segments across multiple time zones.
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Nbe
Eric Sevareld
Cba
Cbe
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News & Commentary
Ce Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Berlin
Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Nner
Basie Ag Mous
Genaae
Hank Gulesche
Pemus Doster
ABC
Elmer Davis
Treasury Agen
Sammy Mares
Buddy Weed
WHPE Radio Schedule Aims for Variety Through Day
A detailed WHPE programming grid lists news blocks, music programs, and features from morning to sign off. The schedule includes Breakfast Patrol, Morning Devotional, Les Paul Trio, Freddy Martin Orchestra, and The Variety Show with Sammy Kaye, ending with Sign Off and a note that interruptions may occur for breaking news.
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Joe Schirmer
Freddy Martin
WHPE
Bing Crosby
Bill Currie
Shanghai Univ Head Honored At Wake Forest
Wake Forest awarded Henry H Lin president of the University of Shanghai an honorary doctor of laws during a special convocation in the Baptist church. Lin could not attend the 113th commencement as he was in Waco Texas receiving an honorary Litt.D. from Baylor University. He is a 1927 Shanghai University graduate and holds an MBA from USC.
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Wake Forest
Henry H. Lin
University of
University of Shanghai
University of Southern California
State Merchants Open Convention in Raleigh
RALEIGH June 16 Merchants from across the state gather for the 45th annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention. Key talks include Gordon K Creighton on distribution's challenge to retailers and Vernon Scott on tax favored competition the co ops. Associated credit bureaus of North Carolina and the North Carolina association of credit women's breakfast clubs also hold meetings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Merchants Association
Gordon K. Creighton
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Vernon Scott
National Tax Equality Association
Associated Credit Bureaus of
North Carolina
N. C. Association of Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs
King's Basement Kitchen Becomes Film HQ at Piccadilly
The King and Queen's former No 145 Piccadilly basement will house London Film Productions Ltd offices led by Sir Alexander Korda. The bombed building’s cellar will serve as private cinema and restaurant as studios expand to No 144 and 146. A landscaped garden will be added above.
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London
Piccadilly
Dike
Duchess of York
Alexander Korda
London Film Productions Ltd
Sir Alexander Will
Adams Brothers
Sir Alexander
Royal Palace
Hyde Park
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Fossils Found In Philadelphia Water Survey
Philadelphia is drilling for water with developers eyeing the city. Dr. Jack B. Graham reports rocky foundations hinder groundwater yield and notes fossils and petrified wood found near the Naval Base indicate a former seacoast forest. It’s a field day for scientists.
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Philadelphia
Jack B. Graham
Ae Graham
Graham
Philadelphia Naval Base
Clothing Returns Missized Children Garments Worth Millions
An estimated 13 million dollars in children's clothing is returned to stores annually due to wrong sizes. The issue highlights the scale of exchange in youth apparel and may prompt retailers to adjust sizing guides and fit testing.
Crash Eggs On Connecticut Yankee
Washington Conn. Curt Titus survived the stock market crash by shifting from salesman to poultry and egg brokerage. He started with home packing, moved to a barn, and now 11 workers operate a plant with three trucks packing about 18000 dozen eggs.
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Washington
Conn
Curt Titus
Titus
Fire Losses Rise in Pennsylvania in 1946
Pennsylvania State Planning Board reports insured fire losses in 1946 totaled 39,094,238 dollars, up about five million from the prior year. The figure reflects statewide fire damage covered by insurance across the Commonwealth.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Planning Board
Commonwealth
A Job For Boy Calling Extra
New York report from Electronics Magazine notes a radio need to alert listeners when a program ends or a news item is about to air. A small five watt device, comparable to an electric clock, could serve as a constant alarm signal without powering a full system.
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New York
Electronics Magazine
Potato Dusting Experiment Demonstrated by Airplane
Excellent results were observed in a potato dusting demonstration on the Farm of Fleetwood Hopkins in Columbia. H. H. Harris Tyrrel County agent said a local airport flyer performed a near ground flight to dust Irish potatoes, showing complete coverage in a short time.
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Fleetwood Hopkins
H. H. Harris
Tyrrel
State College Extension Service
Harris
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