Two Union Chiefs Indicted On Charges of Extortion
New York May 20. District Attorney Hogan announced the indictment of Joseph S. Fay international vice president of the union of Operating Engineers AFL and James Bove international vice president of the Hod Carriers Union AFL on extortion and conspiracy charges. They allegedly conspired to extort 703000 dollars in New York and upstate counties with total extortion over 300000 dollars. Fay age 51 Newark New Jersey president of International Excavating Company inc. Bove age 44 New York City secretary treasurer of local 60 Yonkers Hod Carriers Builders and Common Laborers Union of America.
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New York
Joseph S. Fay
International
Union of Operating Engineers
AFL
James Bove
Hod Carriers’ Union
Frank S. Hogan
Upstate
Hogan
Newark
N. J
International Excavating Company, Inc
Bove
Yonkers
N. Y
Hod Carriers, Builders and Common Laborers Union of America
New York City
Plans Completed For Annual Senior Banquet
Plans have been completed by the Thomasville Rotary Club for the annual senior banquet honoring juniors at Thomasville High School and faculty. The event will be held Friday night at Emerywood Country Club, with dinner at 6:30 followed by a program. IL G Greer, Mills Home superintendent, will speak after dinner along with other features prepared by the committee. Members will transport all class members and faculty to Emerywood, with lists mailed to members today.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Rotary Club
Thomasville High School
Emerywood Country Club
IL. G. Greer
Mills
Emerywood Club
Thomasville High to graduate largest class in school history
Officials release the full commencement program for Thomasville High School with 103 graduates. Events run May 23 to May 31, including sermons by Dr W W Rowe and Dr Walter Clinton Jackson, piano recital, Class Day, award day, and final plays and films.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
W. W. Rowe
First Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Lenoir
Bonds And Stamps Fall Short Of Davidson County Quota
Davidson County chairman Walter W. Rapp reports May 1 to 15 bond and stamp sales totaling 55 256 25 dollars, far below the 155 525 dollar monthly quota. The report lists contributions from First National Bank Thomasville Commercial Bank Lexington and other local post offices and lending institutions.
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Thomasville
Walter W. Rapp
Davidson County
Rapp
First National Bank of
Commercial Bank of Lexington
Lexington
Carolina Bank & Trust Company
Denton
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