May Says Accounts Will Prove Innocence
Former Representative Andrew J. May faces jurors as he vows to prove his innocence over alleged improper profits from Garsson contracts. He faces tough cross examination with letters and records cited by prosecutors about Lumber Company ties and influence in wartime contracts.
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Garssons
Charles Margiotti
Henry
Lelt
U.S
Washington
Tle
A. J. May
May
INS
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Garsson Brothers
Cresson
House
Military Affairs Committee
Garson
Army
Cumberlang Lumber Company
Murray Garsson
War Department
Freeman Faces Campaign Finance Record Sanctions
Testimony alleges two $1 000 Garssons Washington contact man checks were solicited and ordered stricken from records as May campaign contributions in the Joseph Freeman case.
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Joseph Freeman
Washington
Freeman
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Garsson
Beehan Somerveil
Army Service Force
Garson Company of War
Patterson
Jwhen
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Rembrandt
Salina
Theate Owe
Rudolph
Oie
Arve Sesto
Ourters
South
Salina ST
Edwards Stores
Syracuse
Edwards
Tomers
New
E. W. Edwards & Son
Bsc
Esa
South Salina
Jefferson St
Auburn
Fulton, Oswego
Astien
Ithaca
Tome and Watertown
Rudolph’s