Bender to donate Teamsters pay to charity in 1950s row
Former U S Sen George H Bender heads a Teamsters cleanup panel amid Senate Rackets Committee scrutiny He says his $250 a day pay will go to charity and a committee will vote on recommendations if not followed He claims no personal gain and notes records already shown to investigators. Six Tokyo railway lines closed a department store basement terminal.
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Bender
Teamsters
Cleveland
U.S
George H. Bender
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Washington
Teamsters Union
Tokyo
Wart remover compound hits general market
A new wart removing compound marketed for both children and adults claims to be safe and acid free. It is advertised as effective for quick wart removal with a money back guarantee if not removed. Available over the counter at all stores for a small price.
Fall Camporee Dates Changed by Mound Builders Council
The Mound Builders Area Council changes the fall camporee dates to October 17 through 19 due to a national home safety project. Fred Byers leads the committee as about 600 scouts and explorers are expected to attend at Otterbein Home grounds.
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Mound Builders’ Area Council
Fred Byers
Otterbein
Ohio Man Admits He Strangled Own Mother
James D Rutledge a 32 year old paroled convict admitted on train to Chicago that he strangled his mother Mrs Mary J Rutledge 58 at their Minerva home Aug 25 The body was found Aug 29 He was arrested in Chicago and extradited to Ohio Police quoted him saying he blacked out during a quarrel and later drove his mother s car and sold her furniture
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Canton
Ohio
Stark
Norman J. Putnam
James D. Rutledge
Chicago
Minerva
Rutledge
Mansfield Reformatory
Putnam
Mary J. Rutledge
Rutle Ffe
Chicago Loop
Norman Kandell
Don McConacey
K. W. Thompson
Res
New Hopes For Auto Pact Seen
DETROIT AP reports a new sense of progress in UAW negotiations with Chrysler Ford and General Motors as talks resume without a strike. Walter Reuther attends as a key negotiator and reports improved understanding with Seaton, with meetings at Ford and observed goodwill at the other firms.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers and
Car Industry Management
UAW
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Return Trip through King Hill Ends in Repeated Fine
Westbound truck driver Jack Woody of Lakeland Florida paid a $10 fine for an overweight load before Justice of the Peace Lynn Sherman last Friday in King Hill Idaho. He passed through King Hill again yesterday on his return trip with the same load and the same judge and same fine.
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King Hill
Idaho
Jack Woody
Lakeland
Fla
Justice of the Peace
Lynn Sherman
Woody
Isame Fine
Fall clothing bargains on men women and kids
Rayon nylon gaberdine slacks and lambs wool Orlon pullovers suit a range of sizes. Half zipper sweat shirts and cardigans for men. Boys suits corduroy with flannel, diapers in bulk for tomorrow. Ladies denim jeans and fall blouses at low prices across multiple styles and sizes.
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Oxford
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Senate Rackets Committee
Ted W. Brown
New York
N.Y
Stroh
America
Stroh’s
the Stroh Brewery Company
Michigan
Gary
ETL
Essee Ee
Hudson Bay
Enjoy
San Francisco
Channel 2
Orion
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