Hearings Renewed By SEC On Kaiser-Frazer Stock Case
The SEC reopens the Kaiser-Frazer stock case with Otis and Company and Cyrus Eaton facing action over alleged irregularities linked to the canceled underwriting of 800 000 shares. Louis Loss says hearings will run about six weeks as the court orders further proceedings from Detroit suit days. The probe traces to a 1948 plan for a 10 million dollar stock issue once slated for public sale at 13 dollars per share.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
aiser-Frazer
Kaiser-Frazer
Otis and Company
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Cyrus S. Eaton
Louis Loss
Commission
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Eaton
Marvin
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Allan Huali
Don’t Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH
An old style ad touts FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dental plates. It claims the product keeps false teeth more firmly set, boosting confidence and reducing gum taste or paste sensation during talking, eating, laughing, or sneezing.
Woman Called Back To Stand In Libel Trial
Mrs. Hester McCullough resumes testimony in Hartford in a $100 000 libel suit against entertainers Larry Adler and Paul Draper. She alleges she sought to bar their appearance at her Greenwich town event, claiming they supported subversive groups. The trial has stretched to sixteenth court day with Adler and Draper denying Communist or fellow traveler affiliations.
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Hartford
25 Silver Dollars Stolen From Home
HAMILTON When Lee Mullins and his wife were at church Saturday night a thief broke in to their home at 1315 Bonadher Ave and stole 25 silver dollars. Mullins said the thief gained entrance by forcing a door. Damage to the door was estimated at $5. Luminous ceilings made of plastic through which glareless light comes may be the lighting system of the future. Mounting many lamps behind a translucent plastic is the most completely adequate way of lighting a room.
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Hamilton
Lee Mullins
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M Gregory Plans To Fight Draft Registration Bill
Washington AP Rep McGregor of Ohio vows to oppose a bill extending draft registration while stopping short of indictions without Congressional consent. He cites stalled enlistments and recounts a Navy enlistment dispute in Ohio. Elston supports the measure, arguing it preserves readiness while enabling rapid Congress action if needed.
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McGregor
Rohio
Armed Services
Ohio
Navy
Congress
Elston
Armed Services Committee
Discussion Held On Rent Control
In Columbus, Federal Housing Administrator Tighe E. Woods and Rep. Albert M. Cole discussed rent control on radio. Woods warned immediate decontrol would shock the economy, while Cole noted recent local decontrol in over 800 communities shows no nationwide emergency.
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Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Albert M. Cole
R-Kans
Coolumbus
Cole
Representative Crawford accuses Ag Dept of swap deal
Rep Crawford accuses the Agriculture Department of swapping cotton for Communist grown soybeans worth millions. He says a New York broker firm earned over 2.7 million and urges a formal investigation to fix the “foul smelling mess.”
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Crawford
R-Mieh
Agriculture Department
New York
World Commerce Corporation
Michigan
Agriculture Commodity Credit Nation
U. S
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New Orleans
Reuther to Hear Evidence in Gosser Case in Toledo
Walter Reuther promised to hear evidence against Rich ard Gosser a revolt leader in Toledo. Harold Billheimer head of UAW Local 12 said the inquiry was ordered after a Mazey committee whitewashed Gosser and sent Mae sey from Detroit for investigation. The local voted to reinstate workers, a majority backing Gosser amid dispute over interference and dictatorial rule.
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Toledo
Richard Gosser
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Harol Billheimer
UAW
Billheimer
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Detroit
Mazey
Goscers
Worry Clinic: balance belief and open-mindedness
A brief defense of a restricted yet open mind, arguing that firm beliefs sharpen mental force while avoiding obstinacy. The piece likens a mind to water needing bounds, warns against excessive rigidity or laxity, and includes mailing instructions to Dr. Crane for psychological charts.
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