Cohens Hit With Heavy Fines In Lottery Case
The case against 50 indicted on conspiracy in a lottery scheme moves through federal court. Louis Cohen of Miami Beach and his brother Frank of South Albany each receive 10,000 fines. Joseph Cohen of Miami Beach earlier drew 10,000, with additional penalties for 29 others and several jointly named defendants. Judge Brennan imposed total fines reaching 82,100. Five co-defendants still in custody faced one day in federal custody for unpaid amounts.
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Mechanics Pledge To Avoid Strike At Boeing Plant
Seattle December 11 A Boeing Aircraft Company plant mechanic union spokesman said today mechanics will honor no strike pledge if the War Labor Board denies their wage increase request. The contract expired months ago and wage scales cited include 63 1/6 cents for beginners 18 attendance in shops. The board shelved the wage demand prompting a temporary shout of strike but the demonstration was short lived.
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Winters Sues Over Car Collision Near Home
Mes Anna Winters of 328 Chreen Way Avenue sues Clarence Yerdon of 330 West Avair Street for negligence after a March 30 collision as she alighted from a bus near her home. The case proceeds before Supreme Court justice Henry J. Kimball starting yesterday.
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Ward Labor Pact Put Up To Roosevelt
Montgomery Ward and Company awaited a War Labor Board ruling directed by President Roosevelt to sign a union contract without a duress clause. Ward opposed the board’s terms, but said it would obey if the President ordered compliance. the board rejected the duress clause and warned against declaring the order illegal. In Washington, WLB officials kept quiet until Avery’s letter arrived, while Ward pressed that the board’s Dec order was inadequate. A Dec hearing noted Ward’s charge of “half truths” and failure to keep a promise to the President.
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Axis Blamed For Rioting In Iran's Capital
A British Foreign Office commentator blamed Axis agents for Tehran riots that brought troops to the outskirts. Iranian police quelled demonstrators near the National Assembly as a pro Allied premier faced unrest amid bread shortages. A military government was installed and foreign troops guarded key facilities.
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Chile to Expel Aliens Not Following Rules
Chilean acting interior minister Alfredo Duhalde ordered police to expel foreigners who fail to meet admission conditions. They have 60 days to return to assigned locations and resume promised activities. In a separate incident, bricklayer George F. Brunton, 50, was killed by a coke car at Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna plant.
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