Texas Gulf Sulphur insider trading ruling reinstated by appeals court
The 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated part of a SEC civil suit against Texas Gulf Sulphur Co and 10 executives for using inside information on a Canadian ore discovery to profit from stock. Crawford and Clayton were found to have violated SEC rules while many details of the insider actions and ensuing stock surge are outlined in the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Canada
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dudley B. Bonsa
SEC
Bansal
Texas Gulf
David M. Crawford
Richard H. Clayton
Coronation
Bonsal
Ontario
Texas Gulf Stock
Crawford
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Bernice Glenn
Mrs Bernice Fuller Glenn 38 of Middletown died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 10 p.m. Monday. She moved from West Virginia 12 years ago and is survived by a son Larry, her mother Mabel Reed, six brothers and four sisters. Requiem High Mass set for Friday at St John s Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements with Jordan Memorial Chapel. Also listed are Butler County deaths: Brooks, Myers, Miller, Coyle, Bohne with service details.
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Bernice Fuller Glenn
Baltimore St
Iddletown Hospital
Glenn
Westirginia
Middletown
Larry Middletown
Mabel Reed
Midgetown
Willie Fuller
Lorraine
Len
Herschel Fuller
Felix Fuller
Navy
Robert Reed
Baltimore
Lois Scott
Kingstown
Bessie| Watson
Dayton
Louisle| Bennett
Columbus
Vivian Ford
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Obituaries for Pearl McMurry and Edward Mowery
Mrs Pearl McMurry 76 of est Milton died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. Survived by Rex Moore and Bart Moore, arrangements with Schlientz Moore Funeral Home Dayton. Edward H Mowery 64 of 2 Stanley St died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Former Armco Steel employee, survived by siblings Charles Alice Allender and Mrs Driscoll. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church Friday 11 a.m. Burial Springfield. Friends may call tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 with Rosary at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McMurry
Milton
Rex Oore
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
McMurry
Sting
Bart Moore
Schlientz & Moore
Dayton
Edward Mowery
Edward H. Mowery
Stanley St
Middletownspital
Mr. Mowery
Clark County
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Clara
Charles
Springfield
Alice Allender
Edward Driscoll
Lombard, Ill
Holy Trinity Church
Schramm Funeral
Vertich, Ellington Woman Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Helen Vertich Spisak Vertich, 79, of Ellington Florida and formerly of Middletown, died at 3 45 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Hungary and lived in the area for many years.
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Helen Vertich
Helen Spisak Vertich
Ellington, Fla
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Vertich
Hungary
Smoking survey planned in Middletown by census official
Interviews with Middletown residents on past and present smoking habits will be conducted next week by Elizabeth Henderson, U S Census representative. The survey aims to detect changes over the past year as part of the third annual national study for the Public Health Service.
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Middletown
Elizabeth Henderson
U. S
Central Ave
Census
Robert A. Yerkey
Detroit
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau
Youth Pleads Guilty To Lesser Charge
In Hamilton Ohio 18 year old Wilburn Day of Dayton pleaded guilty to unarmed robbery for an April 11 Fairfield holdup at Clark's Service Station. Day had faced armed robbery charges. Companion Robert Bowling was found guilty of armed robbery and sentenced to the Mansfield reformatory. William Murphy also pleaded guilty to escape charges from Butler County jail. Case continued to Thursday.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Wilburn Day
Grand Ave
Clark's
Dixie Highway
Fairfield
Day
Robert Bowling
New Miami
Reformatory
Cramer
Montgomery County
William A. Murphy
Linden St
Butler County
Murphy
Franklin street accidents leave three crashes and two citations
Three accidents on Franklin streets caused more than 1000 dollars in damage and led to two drivers cited for failing to maintain an assured clear distance. Randy Amburgy, 24, struck a parked car on Union Road after veering right while checking a rear view mirror. Arthur Guerrant, 43, rolled his truck and hit a sports car at West Second and River, causing 300 dollars damage. Garry Deaton, 20, was stopped on Miami Avenue when Clayton Collins rear‑ended him, with 500 dollars damage.
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Franklin
Franklin Streets
Randy Ray Amburgy
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
William D. Fry
Union Road
Amburgy
Arthur Bruce Guerrant
Dayton
West Second Street
River Street
Edgar Dale Collins
Park St
Miami Avenue
Lake Avenue
Garry Dale Deaton
Spring Ave
Miami
Lake
Clayton Edward Collins
Willard Ave
Motorcyclist Injured After Alley Crash Near Home
Randall Anvil, 23, of 621 Malvern Street, sustained injuries to his left leg when his motorcycle slid in loose gravel behind his home and struck a tree stump. He was treated at Middletown Hospital after the early morning crash. Police logged eight other non injury accidents with $1000 in damage and five drivers cited.
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Randall Anvil
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
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Auto Pioneer
Charles Sorensen
Henry Ford
Bethesda
Ford
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
Clayton
Claude C. Stephens
Charles F. Fogarty
Richard D. Molliston
Harold B. Kline
Thomas S. Lamont
Walter Holyk
Kenneth H. Darke
Francis G. Coates
John A. Murray
Earl L. Huntingston
Bernice Glenn
Florida
Golden Age Club
Altar Rosary Society
Thomas Spisak
Andrew Spisak
Titusville
Fla
Margaret Gough
Irene Angel
Rose Wroda
Martha ‘Moon
Helen Arangos
Ann Butts
Cincinnati
Ida Gerber
Scottsdale, Ariz
Lewis Timko
Cleveland
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Brooks
Oxford
Marshall- Smith
Charles Myers
Webb
Amelia Miller
Ludlow St
James Coyle
Millikin
Fred Bohne
Millville
Ross Road
Young
Mrs. Pearl McMurry
David Petrik
Dave
The
Conservatory of Music
Seven Mile School
Jerry Conrad
Rythmn
Friar Tuck’s
Music Mart
Clinton
Ohio
Frisch's
Office Outfitters
Mon Thru
Tytus
U.S
Tae
Maxwell House
Aunt Janes
Martha White
Ues
Borden’s
Tom
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