Union Charged With Protecting Labor Rackets
Washington hearing reveals fear among a court stenographer and local union workers as the Senate subcommittee probes Teamsters ties to alleged labor racketeering. Testimony highlights include threats to witnesses, cashing checks for organizers, and comments about Victor Riesel’s acid attack. Local 227 of Allied Industrial Workers of America features in the testimony with statements from former staff and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Walker Washington
Great
Teamsters Union
Jar Aus
Einar Sohn
Ligentifiic
Unios
Senate
Waite
Teamsters
Bock
Mohn
Charman McClelan
D-Ark
Geraldine Taylor
Bayonne
Allied Industral Workers of America
Passibe
Victor Riesel
Taylor
Riesel
Mari Kavat Brookhyn
Johnny (Dio) Dioguardi
Hungary Sees Severe Food Shortage and Unemployment
A UN mission report from Budapest dated January 4 warns Hungary faces a severe food shortage and about 12 percent unemployment by midyear. It calls for 410000 tons of foods, 14500 tons seed, and 10150 tons fertilizer, with specific items listed, and endorses Red Cross-distributed relief sold at world prices to fund welfare and hospitals.
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William N
International Committee of the Red Cross
Hungary
Red Cross
Hungarian Red Cross
International Red Cross Committee
Oklahoma Revolution author recalls Walton era and impeachment
W D McBee of Oklahoma City writes a first hand account of Jack Walton era in Oklahoma history. The book titled Oklahoma Revolution discusses martial law, the Reconstruction League, and the fight to curb Walton power. McBee explains his aim to defend free speech and restore constitutional government, warning voters against demagogues.
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Oklahoma
Modern Publishers
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Jack Walton
W. D. McBee
Jack McBee
Reconstruction League
League of the Dakotas
McHee
Voltaire
Ong
Walton
McBee
Grain Supports To End Jan 31 In 1936 Crops
Elbert Wolf chairman of the Comanche county ASC committee announced price supports on eight grains for 1936 will end January 31. The list covers nuts flax seed barley rye soybeans wheat grain sorghums and dry edible beans. Producers with 1956 crops should contact the ASC office at 407 N Second to complete loans and purchase agreements by the deadline. Disbursement of loans through approved lending agencies may be completed by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Wolf
Comanche County
ASC
Wolf
Funeral Rites for Captain Donald Crumby Held Monday
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Monday at the First Baptist Church for Captain Donald Crumby 38 who died Wednesday at Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington D C Dr H Tom Wiles to officiate and burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens Becker Funeral Home directs Crumby a former Lawton resident and a 12 year Army veteran died of injuries from a fall in Germany He is survived by his wife Jenny Wanda an adopted son Peter a daughter Brenda his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Crumby a brother Billy Oklahoma City a sister Mrs Sherry Kay Farris and his maternal grandmother Mrs H P Miley 2005 D
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First Baptist Church
Cpt
Donald Crumby
Watter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
H. Tom Wiles
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Becker Funeral Home
Crumby
Lawton
Germany
Jenny Wanda
Peter
Brenda
Port Arthur
Tex
Ross Crumby
Arlington
Billy
Oklahoma City
Sherry Kay Farris
H. P. Miley
Last rites for John HL Jones observed at Ritter Chapel
John H. Jones died Tuesday at age 80. Funeral held Thursday at Ritter Funeral Home chapel with Rev. C A Ridge of First Methodist officiating. Burial in Flower Mound Cemetery. Lawson Lodge conducted graveside rites. Pallbearers included Leland John, Lyman John, George Bott, Fred Dove, Noble Fields and Frank Allison. honorary bearers named Hugh Allison, Frank Hillis, Fr. W. Sienpe, Alva, John and Ras Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HL. Jones
Ritter Funeral Home Chapel
C. A. Ridge
First Methodist Church
Flower Mound Cemetery
Lawson
A. C. Henrycutt
Luther Williams
Leland John
Lyman John
George Bott
Fred Dove
Noble Fields
Frank Allison
Hugh Alison
Frank Hill
Principal Orders Trousers Hiked At Mayme Waggener
Louisville report says John B Lowe principal at Mayme Waggener Junior High bans low slung pants. He acted after two pupils lost their trousers during a gym prank. The rule requires trousers to be worn around the hips at the coeducational school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Waggener
John B. Lowe
Lowe
Man prefers jail over suspended sentence in desertion case
William Ellis Sr., 46, a laborer from Paterson New Jersey, told a domestic relations judge he would rather remain in jail than endure winter days on a suspended sentence for desertion and non support. Judge Milton Schumacher revoked part of the sentence and ordered Ellis imprisoned for 69 days.
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Paterson, NJ
William Ellis Sr
Milton Schumach
Eltis
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Pacific Coast
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard
Werkmanskelp
Dawes Motor Company
John H. Jones
McCord
C Ave
Sallisaw
Siter
Marie Fulsom
Robert
Cecil B. Fulsom
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sonks
Winn Jail
Cache Road
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