General Electric Convicted in Conspiracy to Monopolize Trade
A federal jury convicted General Electric Co. and three affiliates including International General Electric Co. of New York and Carboloy Co. of Detroit along with two officials for conspiring between 1927 and 1940 to monopolize hard metal trade. Trial by jury was waived and sentencing not yet set. Krupp AG was named but not tried.
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New York
General Electric Co
Dangoo Anes Fines Aggreeach
Indivi
General Eelectric
International General Electric Co
The
Carboloy Co
Roit
Walter Ginsof
Carboloy
Walter M. Stearns
Schemectady
N. J
General Electric
John C. Knox
Knox
Friedrik
Friedrik Krupp Aktiengesellschaft
War Department
Enga
Fear Ship Malibu Inez Feared Lost Off Cape San Lucas
A 112 foot motorship Malibu Inez with 14 aboard sent an SOS after a severe storm near Cape San Lucas. The Empire State reported no sign of the vessel as the Coast Guard covered the distress area.
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San Diego
Calif
Inez
Cape San Lucas
Empire State
Coast Guard
Warren discusses unity and leadership in postwar politics
Governor Warren argues the Republican party offers unity and strong leadership to solve national problems with the best minds. He criticizes Democrats as divided and notes Dewey's rebuilt party strength while urging bipartisan cooperation and a united congress. He speaks to crowds in Winona and meets young voters aboard the train, with future stops planned in Duluth Sioux City Casper and Butte.
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America
Thomas New Y
Warren
New York
Russia
Republican Party
Washington
State’s Rights
Democratic Party
Dewey
Tom Dewey
Congress
Minnesota
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Senate
Knowland
R-Calif
the Tribune
New York City
Winona
August Andresen
Braves Edge Indians In Ball Game With Late Rally
Bearden and Dark pace a tight tie as Bearden doubles and scores. Hegan, Doby and Keltner contribute for the Indians while Masi, Voiselle and Gordon hold the Braves steady through seven. In the ninth Bearden and Dark spark a late push but the outcome rests on small errors and steady defense.
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Stanky
Bearden
Dark
Judnich
Indians
Jim Hegan
Mitchell
Doby
F. McCormick
Braves
M. McCormick
Elliott
Hegan
Keltner
Robinson
Bickford
Billy Southworth
Bill Voiselle
Brave
McCormick
Voiselle
Conatier
Masi
Boudreau
Gordon
Holmes
Conatser
Kelter
Connie Ryan
Ryan
Red Barrett
Boston
Tennessee Trip Takes Two on Smoky Mountain Outing
Mrs. H. E. Taylor and Mrs. Magdalene Seeley left by bus from WAUKON for Knoxville Tennessee for a two weeks outing through the Smoky Mountains and will pass through Ashville along the route.
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Waukon
H. E. Taylor
Magdalene Seeley
Knoxville
Tenn
Smokey Mountains
Ashville
Meat prices ease as farmers move pigs early to beat seasonal drop
Six cent center cuts at 73 cents end loin roasts 59 cents and cube beef down a few cents wieners and bologna lower. Pigs marketed early from South Saint Paul as packers run stock into wholesale channels. Analysts differ on price recovery with some expecting a brief spike then a drop below last winter’s highs.
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South Saint Paul
Former Official Charged In Reuther Attack
Carl Bolton a 39 year old former CIO United Auto Workers official was formally charged with assault with intent to kill in the 1969 Reuther shooting case. A warrant was signed by Recorder's Judge Christopher E Stein after prosecutors announced the action. Bolton already faced burglary charges in Pontiac for a Feb 28 theft at a CIO cooperative store. The UAW had offered a 100000 reward plus other rewards bringing the total to 117800. Bolton had previously served as vice president of Ford Local 400 in Highland Park and has a police record including armed robbery and larceny.
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Wayne County
James N. McNally
Carl Bolton
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Bolton
Ford
Uaw-Cio
Highland Park
Mich
Detroit
CIO
Walter
Reuther
Recorder’s
Christopher E. Stein
McNally
Pontiac
UAW
Truman rallies in Albany for Democratic victory in rain
President Truman urged Albany listeners to keep the Democratic administration, citing threefold income growth in New York since 1933. He criticized Dewey and stressed gains for business, farmers, and labor under Democrats. Dewey was in New York for a separate housing project event.
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Truman
Albany
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Republican Party
Empire State
Buffalo
Dewey Urges Realistic Aid For Housing
Governor Dewey called for federal aid to states to address housing and slum conditions, urging a practical program built by labor, industry, endowment institutions and government. He warned the nation faces a large housing deficit and planned to speak in Albany on his train platform. He emphasized a workmanlike plan to lift slums from American families and children.
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Rheing York
A E. Dewey
Dewey
New York
Truman
Albany
America
Lawmakers Discuss Traffic Safety and Speed Limits
State leaders and committee members debated traffic safety as Sen. Bubolz urged vigorous highway programs. R C Salisbury cited Minnesota’s 60 mph speed limit and claimed Minnesota has the lowest traffic death rate among neighboring states, with Neale Hanson Grassman attending.
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Bubolz
R. C. Salisbury
State Motor Vehicle Department
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Linois
Oscar Neale
Stevens Point
Earl W. Hanson
Elk Mound
Ed Grassman
Edgerton
Candidate Maintains Neutral Stance Ahead of Berkeley Clash
Warren, an alumnus, says he is neutral about the Berkeley outcome and hopes the pattern of road wins and home losses ends. Wisconsin heads to Berkeley on Saturday where the visiting team has won the last two meetings. He journeys next to Duluth to speak before plans to Sioux City.
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Warren
Berkeley
University of California
Wisconsin
Duluth
Minn
Sioux City
Local Banker Set for Third Annual Federal Reserve Forum
In Minneapolis the Irsbee bank and more than 400 northwest bankers will attend the Hotel Nicollet event. Speakers include H Huber of La Crosse and Representative Dr Walter Judd. New research director J Marvin Peterson and staffers Albert Mills and Franklin Parsons will present agricultural slides.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Federal Reserve Forum
N. Peyton
Irsbee Reserve Bank of Registrations
Kalispell
Mont
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
H. H. Huber
Casha Bank of la
American National Bank
Chicago
Kenneth McFarland
Es of Schools
Topeka
Kans
Ernest L. Pearce
Union National Bank
Arquette
Oscar J. Nelson
First National Bank
Windom
Edward
S. Olson
Starbuck
Tests Claim Dr Wynekoop Innocent
Chicago report states Dr Alice Wynekoop 77 underwent a psycho-detectometer test by Dr Scott claiming she is 100 percent okay and had no memory of who killed the girl. The test followed her 14 years in prison for a crime authorities say she did not commit.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Scott
Wynekoop
O. K
Pumpkin: An American Crop Dominant in U S Agriculture
The article notes that pumpkins are grown primarily in the United States with limited cultivation in Europe. It highlights American agricultural practices and the cultural association of pumpkin farming with the U S.
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Franklin
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Mick
Aes
Gopher
Wilkinson Fuel Company
Parker House Federal Rye
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George Olson
Tennessee
Milwaukee
Dr. Wynekoop
Isr
Eras
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Puerto
LA Crosse
Anderson Bros. Proprietors
Pearl ST
Meat Department
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