Price-Fixing Fines Total $1.9 Million
Philadelphia AP report details sentencing in a major federal antitrust case against 29 electrical equipment makers and 44 executives. Total fines reached 1,924,500 with GE and Westinghouse receiving the largest penalties. Several executives faced jail terms orprobation, and the case involved bid rigging and price fixing across transformers generators and distributors nationwide. San Francisco city officials consider seeking refunds from the firms.
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Callen Ganey
General Electric
Westinghouse
San Francisco
Dion R. Holm
Pyaar
Fragmented OCR text outlines several contractor names and addresses
Readable segments list contractors, firms, and locations such as Anaheim and various street addresses. The text mentions named individuals and firms with partial phrases about contracting work, operations, and installations. Details are incomplete, but indicate a directory-style snippet of local trades.
Kennedy Nominee Weaver Loyalty Test Delayed Hearing
The Senate Banking Committee delayed its hearing on Robert C. Weaver after Kennedy said he fully reviewed Weaver loyalty files. Weaver denied membership in groups cited as subversive and noted he spoke at a 1937 National Negro Congress conference. Cuban defense minister Raul Castro announced a priest was wounded and a church incident tied to anti-government unrest, while promising patience in church relations.
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Robert C. Weaver
Robertson
Senate Banking Committee
Weaver
A. Weaver
Willig Robertson
D-Va
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New York City
National Board
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Raul Castro
National Negro Congress
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Atty
Tom Clark
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Castro
Bond Issue Sought for Sacramento Parks Purchases
In Sacramento the Legislature on Tuesday heard a proposal for a $75 million bond to finance the purchase and development of new recreation lands. Senator Ronald led the discussion as part of the measure.
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Itte Enanenr
Ronald
Supervisor Urges Food Stamp Plan in Los Angeles County
LA County supervisor Cameron urged using Tuesday surplus government food to aid rising relief applicants in Los Angeles County. He said bond money from proposed lands and beaches expansion could fund land for recreation, while a portion must go to sites for food surplus programs and public assistance to meet a projected 40 to 45 percent increase in demand.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
G. Cameron
Auburn
Tidelands
Cameron
Parks Commission
Sion
Assem
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Blgman
Jesse M. Unruh
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Paroled Thrill Killer Leopold Takes Bride
Nathan Leopold, the paroled thrill killer from the Bobby Franks murder, married Sunday to Mrs. Trudi Feldman in a Castaner General Hospital ceremony in San Juan Puerto Rico. Leopold, released on parole from Illinois Stateville Penitentiary in March 1957, served as a technician and did not walk with reporters. Feldman said they met on a Jewish festival day in the San Juan synagogue and grew close after friendship.
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San Juan
UPI
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Trudi Feldman
Castener General Hospital
Puerto Rico
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