Caudle Denies He Received Bribes
ST. LOUIS former head of the Justice Department tax division refutes receiving money to influence tax cases. He says a federal grand jury questioned him about a tax evasion case against Irvin Sachs a shoe firm executive. Caudle noted he will appear again before investigators to answer questions.
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ST. Louis
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Caudle
Irvin Sachs
Nowa
Wadesboro
N.C
Harry S. Schwimmer
Kansas City
Schwimmer
Puerto Rico
Sachs
Making A Go of Life
A Baptist column by Roy L. Smith discusses Romans 7:14-24 as a daily inner battle within the soul. It portrays a conflict between noble intents and temptation toward evil, likening the divided self to a battlefield and urging self-examination of duties, ambition, and virtue. The piece ends with a note on Mars and a closing line about prep for youngsters.
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Apostle
Rome
Robbery Testimony Continues in Bank Heist Trial
In Asheville this week testimony proceeds in the bank robbery case of two Ohio men. A third man, Bernard Gosnell, has confessed and agreed to testify for the government. He described the co defendants Carl Wacker Norman Rebik and their roles at the Coen Bank of Marshall. Gosnell said he feared for his life and identified Wacker as the robber at the bank.
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Asheville
Ohio
Bernard Gosnell
Madison County
Dayton
Carl Wacker
Norman Rebik
Coen Bank
Marshall
Gosnell
Joe Q. Tilson
Wacker
Lion Lim
Insurance Hearing Enters Fourth Day in Raleigh
In Raleigh a long running insurance hearing continues into its fourth day with Larry P. Eagles, president of a Tarboro based association, expected to testify. Former agents testified forged stock transfer certificates amid a controversial conversion to a nonprofit medical service corporation. The state argues policyholders rights were not protected in stock transfers.
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Raleigh
Larry P. Eagies
Falc One Assa
Tarboro
Associi
Honoia and Medical Service Corporation
Gen
Winee
Insurance Department
Eagles
Owens
Than
Resea
Shoe Strike Talks Collapse Across 60 Plants
In St Louis negotiators fail to end a two week walkout by 17 000 International Shoe Co workers. AFL and CIO unions allied in the strike began on November 7 with 9 000 Brown Shoe Co members joining the stoppage next day. Sixty plants across six states feel the impact as wage demands rise to about 1.20 a week from 6 percent.
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ST. Louis
International Shoe Co
Ren Berk
Union Id
Ant
AFL
CIO United Shoe Workers
International
Brown Shoe Co
Brown
Yes
Iteratorist Meetale
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By Roy LL. Smith
Mars
Phobos
Deimos
Great Brit
Charles Gold
Estelle B. Darden
Rocky
J.C. Bigen
Winston-Salem
Edwin D. Greer
North Wilkes
Hms
God
Thomas Nexon @ Sons
Fine Bows Ewent
Mgeeee Pvt
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank
Uyeeyi
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Famous Maker Pillows
Ameritex Fabrics
BLUE
Bargain Basement
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