The Dutchman Faces Probation Violation Hearing
Washington wirepuller Henry W. Grunewald, known as The Dutchman, faced a court hearing on possible parole violation for contempt of Congress. Judge Alexander Holtzoff would decide if he must serve jail time, following a 63 year sentence and prior probation.
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Henry W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
U. S
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Jersey City
N. J
Ann Anderson
Anderson
Edward W. Garrett
Garrett
Holtzoff
House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Recession Fears Stir as Markets Wobble and Jobs Shift
In New York analysts debate if a recession has begun as stock market tremors persist since mid August. Layoffs appear in auto and appliance sectors while overall employment remains high. Investors seek long term yields. brokers cite day to day selling. Washington actions to slow inflation and tighten credit are expected to ease later.
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Washington
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One Communist on San Francisco rolls marks drop since 1943
The city of San Francisco lists a single registered Communist, John Sedak, a Yugoslavian born naturalized tailor who first registered in 1942, a sharp fall from 149 in 1943. A separate legal notice from Butler County Ohio schedules a public hearing on Oct 20, 1953, for a proposed annexation of territory near Middletown with G W A Wilmer named as agent.
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John Sedak
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Butler County
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Ohio
Butler
Middletown
Lemon Township
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Southery Corporation
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Nagging Not Considered Love in Divorce Case Ruling
Cir cuit Judge Julius H. Miner ruled nagging by a wife is not a manifestation of love in a Chicago case. He could not reconcile Cece lia Grutter and Karl Grutter, granting her $65 weekly support pending trial.
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Chicago
Julius H. Miner
Miner
Cecelia Grutter
Karl Grutter
Grutter
Flying Saucer Rights Sought In Exclusive Property Claim
Bruno Nagler of White Plains New York sues in Sup erior Court for exclusive rights to the Flying Saucer toy alleging infringement by McCrory Stores Passaic with a request for 2500 dollars and an injunction. The two helicopter type toys resemble the distinctive design, Nagler says.
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N. J
Bruno Nagler
Nagler
White Plains
N. Y
McCrory Stores
Passaic
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promotes Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment for itching and burning piles. The ad touts quick cooling soothing relief and claims Peterson's Ointment became a nationwide favorite. It offers a 45 cent box or 70 cent annulator tube and a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
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