Knox Steel president sentenced for false bill of lading
Alvin A. Schultz, 50, president of Knox Steel and Wire Co., was convicted by a U.S. District Court jury of transferring a false bill of lading for 660 tons of steel and sentenced to three years in prison. A post sentence investigation was ordered and motions for probation or reduction are set for June 17. The false bill claimed delivery to Carrier Corp. of New York for steel from Sheet Steel Mills Inc. of Indianapolis, which Schultz owned, but the shipment never occurred.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Alvin A. Schultz
Knox Steel and Wire Co
Joseph Sam Perry
Schultz
Carrier Corp
N. Y
Sheet Steel Mills Inc
Indianapolis
PWC Eyes Sewer Rates For New Metropolitan Plant
Onondaga County Public Works Commission and city county officials examined tentative sewer rate plans for an 11 million dollar metropolitan sewage treatment plant to be built along Hiawatha Boulevard. Chicago firm Greeley & Hansen with O'Brien & Ger consultants presented and will submit a definite rate schedule by August. participants included George T. Driscoll Julian Edgcomb David Fellows and Lyle W. Hornbeck.
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Onondaga County Public Works Commission
Greeley & Hansen
Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Hiawatha Blvd
O'Brien & Ger
Commission
George T. Driscoll
Julian Edgcomb
David Fellows
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Solvay Process Co
Kamp’s Glass Corp. file involuntary bankruptcy in U S District Court
In Utica Syracuse based Kamp’s Glass Corp. at 333 E Genesee St filed an involuntary petition. Liabilities total 24888 with assets 15615 including 2475 merchandise and 13129 accounts. Taxes 2810 withheld from employees not remitted. Officers listed Louis S Camp president Charles Kamp secretary treasurer Marvin Kamp vice president. John W Wickes filed separate bankruptcy petition with 2118 liabilities and no assets.
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Utica—Kamp's Glass Corp
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
U. S
Director of Internal Revenue
Mysterious Pattern Notes for Summer Garments
Fragmented OCR hints a sewing pattern brief with size hints and fabric terms. Mentions Aure Adams and a pattern department address, with unclear instructions and coin requests.
Forger Admit Guilty In County Court Forgery Case
Mrs. Gertrude Cook, 70, of 461 James St., pleaded guilty to second degree forgery and faces sentencing June 30 by County Court Judge Leon Breed. Albert H. Aldrich, 40, also of 461 James St., pleaded guilty last week and will be arraigned as a second felony offender. Duane A. Andrews, 26, of Cuyler R D 3, admitted failing to support his children. George A. Thompson, 38, of S Onondaga Rd., was sentenced to five to ten years in Attica State Prison for theft and has 11 years parole remaining.
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Gertrude Cook
James St
Leonl Breed
Rabies Claim Filed for Cow in Onondaga County
Onondaga County filed its first stock death claim of the year for 185 dollars. Harold J. Ousby of Tully reported a 10 year old Holstein cow killed by a rabid animal on May 20. Fred Hollenbeck valued the animal at 185 dollars. Cornell reports confirm rabies.
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Onondaga County
Harold J. Ousby
RD 2
Tully
Fred Hollenbeck
Cornell University
Desert Heat Claims Woman in El Centro Record June Temperature
One of the earliest desert heat waves proved deadly as Lulu N. Brelan, 37, died in El Centro California during a 117 degree spell. Police reported the highest June temperature on record in the area.
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EL Centro
Calif
Lulu N. Brelan
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Hollywood
Chambray
California
Oxford Cloths
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Ofrent Patch Meek Ia
Reg. Sreen
Simmer
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