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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1937

Page

6

Six Clarksburg councilmen indicted for bribe attempts

Six Clarksburg city councilmen, including Joseph Oliverio Ray Titchenal and Thomas Cornwell, were indicted on bribery charges for seeking cash payments tied to a sewage disposal contract and other favors. Prosecutors say the group conspired to obtain money and protection in exchange for votes and city favors.

Clarksburg C. E. Musgrave Joseph A. Oliverio Ray E. Titchenal Thomas F. Cornwell Frank O'Day M. B. Criss Frank F. Underwood Musgrave O'Day Virgil Slack Oliverio Larry Policano Sam Pulice Clifford Titchenal Oliveria

Drink and Flower Orders Part of Labor Study Plan

New York report notes the Duke and Duchess of Windsor aboard the Bremen on a suggested menu with the duke to receive steaks and brandy while the duchess would have flowers. London dispatch adds Laborite MP Herbert Morrison urging the duke to stay out of public life and continue private study. Windsor canceled a U.S. trip to focus on labor and housing amid controversy.

New York Duchess George H. Zeidler Sun Deck Bremen Windsors United States Zeidler Dudley R. Forwood London der Herzog Associated London Herbert Morrison Duke of Windsor Forward Morrison America

Seven Companies Free of Charges in Gasoline Case

Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone dismissed conspiracy charges against seven corporations and one individual in the gasoline price fixing probe. The defunct counts involved three market publications linked to major oil groups, including Platt Publications and National Petroleum News. Warren C. Platt faced the single remaining defendant charge while Tidewater Associated Oil Deep Rock Oil Louisiana Oil Refining and Cities Service Export were named among the firms. Attorneys for Platt Publications and the Journal of Commerce urged acquittal, but the judge ruled the dismissal eliminates double jeopardy risks and ends the case against the listed parties.

Associated Press Madison Wis Patrick T. Stone Chicago Journal of Commerce Publishing Company W. C. Platt Company Platt Dilgram National Petroleum Publishing Company National Petroleum News Warren C. Platt Cleveland National Stone

Young boy crushed by furrow plow in York County tragedy

In Red Lion Pennsylvania Arthur Lav erne Godfrey five years old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Godfrey died when a furrow plow toppled from its upright position and fell on his back. Coroner L A Zech attributed the fatal injuries to the accident.

Associated Press York Arthur Laverne Joseph Godfrey Red Lion R. D L. A. Zech

Young GOP Club To Be Revived In Wyoming County

A A Browning and John K Lambert said plans to revive the Young Republican club in Wyoming county would start immediately after a Charleston conference. Baren H Toler of Mullens was named financial chairman as party finance methods were being developed. Dr Seder, former anti saloon league official, was found in a cave near an abandoned mine with injuries after being held captive. He described being held in a mine and freed himself with his son present at Wayne physician Dr Glen Johnson's office. FBI agents and his son guarded him as he was to be transported to Memorial Hospital in Huntington.

Register Pineville A. A. Browning John K. Lambert Charleston Young Republican Club Wyoming County Baren H. Toler Mullens FBI Huntington Seder Memorial Hospital William Dixon Wayne West Virginia Anti-Saloon League Glen Johnson Dr. Seder Dr. Johnson Dion Charles R. McGhee The Herald-Dispatch Johnson FBI Rank Huntington

Seder Found Dead in Apartment After Daylight Lights

A neighbor alerted police when lights burned during the day and mail remained untouched. An investigation found missing bed clothing and prompted a probe led by Federal Agents and Lieutenant of Detectives Leslie J. Swann.

End Leslie J. Swann

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