Largest damage suit seeks 72.1 billion in LA court
Arthur R. Van Wyke and A. E. Harrison of Los Angeles file in U S District Court what they call the largest damage action in history seeking 72.1 billion dollars over a metallic lubricant. Defendants include Standard Oil of California and A D Innis and Associates plus former employees and 100 John Does. They say interference with their effort to sell the lubricant caused a failed profit-sharing agreement and that a sample was adulterated, harming its reputation.
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United States District Court
Arthur R. van Wyke
A. E. Harrison
Standard Oil Company of California
A. D. Innis and Associates
John Does
van Wyke and Harrison
Innis
van Wyke and
Harrison
Dream Discloses Estate of Miner
George Brunski reported finding $1,000 in cash in a hidden place shown to him in a dream. The money was meant for Mrs. Pauline Shope of Central Point Oregon, the miner’s sole heir.
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George Brunski
Pauline Shope
Central Point
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Brunski
Phoenix College Bear Tracks rated excellent again
The Weekly Bear Tracks earned an excellent rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for 1948 49, scoring 970 of 1000 points in national judging. The 1947 48 paper also was rated excellent. New editors Carol Ferrell and Neal Roberts appointed staff, with Jan Hedrick and others taking key roles. ROTC club elected officers, riding club invites joiners, chess plans loom, and NROTC entry tests will be offered December 3 via the Phoenix College Guidance Center.
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Lael Muehlebach
Beverly Henry
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LaRayne Nowicki
Betty Pollock
Henry Sasser
Eddie Howlett
Bear Tracks
Phoenix
Herb Surrett
Associated Press
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Tempe
Don Levenhager
University of Arizona
Tucson
Carol Ferrell
Neal Roberts
Jan Hedrick
Mary Henel
Mary Fu
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Phoenix College Guidance Center
NROTC
Navy
Marine Corps
Canalez-Rama-San
Ramona Drug CO
Washington St
Estate of Robert E Hannegan Leaves Heirs in St Louis
The estate of the late Robert E Hannegan left to his widow and four children with value not estimated. Hannegan reportedly was paid 1,000,000 for his share of the St Louis Cardinals by Fred Saigh earlier this year. Hannegan died of heart disease October 6.
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ST. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Saigh
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