Battle for Central stock hinges on Chase vote fate
The 800,000 shares held by the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail road loom large as control of New York Central hangs in the balance. The ICC restricts C O from directing Central’s management, placing the vote in Chase National Bank’s hands. If Chase abstains, the impact on investors and the board battle between Young and White will be decisive.
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Central
Cena
C. & O. Ders
Interstate Commerce
Wall Street
Central Board
Young
Ebbott
Sperma Tye
C. O
Chase
Trust Department
Legal Department
Investment Department
New York
Pine Street
Cyrus S. Eaton
Eaton
William White
The
White
ICC
New York Central
Young and Eaton
Perfect score in city civil service exam in Chicago
Oswald K. Sagen 47 scored a perfect 100 on a civil service test for a $10,390 a year chief statistician post in the City Health Department. Officials say it may be the first city job perfect grade. Sagen, chief of the Illinois Health Department Bureau of Statistics in Springfield earning $9,420, may decline the city job to stay in his current post.
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Chicago
Oswald K. Sagen
Commission
Sagen
Bureau of Statistics
Illinois Health Department
Springfield
Lausche orders break up of auto rings tax dodging
Governor Frank Lausche directed the Tax Department and Highway Safety to dissolve auto dealer rings evading sales taxes. Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers and Highway Safety Director A. C. Fetty received the orders. Fetty was authorized to deploy highway patrols as needed to end the tax dodging.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Tax and
Stanley J. Bowers
A. C. Fety
Felty
Brotherhood Week Observance Highlights Brotherhood Ideals
Middletown's The Journal presents daily views during Brotherhood Week focusing on the B'nai B'rith and its motto Benevolence Love and Harmony. The organization promotes brotherhood through community and national projects with the Anti-Defamation League as an active partner against prejudice and discrimination.
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Middletown
Brotherhood of Man
Ee B'rith
B'nai B'rith
Anti-Defamation League
A.D.L
Save Constellation Ship as Navy’s Oldest
Maryland activists from 27 civic groups plan a Washington march to urge a House subcommittee to report unfavorably a bill to restore the U S S Constitution and scrap the Constellation and two other ships. The Constellation, built and launched in Baltimore in 1797, now rots in Boston Harbor.
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Navy
Washington, D. C
House
U.S.S
Boston
Monroe Returns Hops Into Bed After Illness
Marilyn Monroe arrived home from a Japan Korea tour exhausted and ill. Photographers captured her briefly before she told reporters she was ill and wanted to sleep. Doctors in Honolulu diagnosed bronchial pneumonia likely contracted while entertaining troops in Korea.
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San Francisco
Marilyn Monroe
Japan
Korea
Honolulu
Joe DiMaggio
Itch-Me-Not Ad Offers 40 Cent Guarantee
After applying Itch-me-Not you must be pleased or your 40¢ back at any drug store. Banish externally caused itch from eczema ringworm athlete's foot poison ivy insect bites and other surface rashes. Today at Castle Cut Rate Drug Store.
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