Baker's Union Faces Senator Led Scrutiny Over Cross
Sen. McClellan says the Baker's Union must answer if president James G. Cross abused office or misused funds after four hours of Senate Rackets Committee hearings. Cross admitted paying $6,000 to $7,000 to a convicted prostitute from a secret bank account but denied substandard contracts or personal violence.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D.-Ark
Baker’s Union
James G. Cross
Senate
Cross
Secre
Tary
Curtis R. Sims
Sims
Baking Company
Martin L. Philipsborn Sr
Zion Industries, Inc
Zion
Union Executive Board
Los Angeles
Kay Lower
Lower
Anti- Cross
San Francisco
Zion Industries
Martin L. Philipsborn Jr
Philipsborn
Lenning Rebukes Handley Over Remarks
Indiana Secretary of State Frank A. Lenning condemned Governor Handley for questioning his motives amid Lenning’s move to suspend Floyd Finance Corp over alleged illegal stock sales. Handley had suggested it was premature to discuss renomination, while Lenning vowed to enforce the law despite political pressure.
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Indianapolis
Frank A. Lenning
Handley
Lenning
Floyd Finance Corp
John Peters
Handley’s
State Highways Commission
Peters
Misses Pattern 9239 Halter Shorts and Skirt
Marian Martin pattern 9239 offers a halter, shorts and skirt as a versatile wardrobe set for Misses sizes 12 to 20. Instructions printed on pattern parts. size 16 requires 1 1/4 yards for halter, 1 1/4 yards for shorts, 3/4 yard for the skirt. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept. in New York.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
West
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Public must comply or face shutdown for law violations
A stern warning asserts that all entities must obey the law or be forced out of business regardless of leadership. The statement underscores enforcement against top officers and their organizations to ensure compliance.
Man Who Stole Cupcake Released
Russell Holman aged 40 confessed breaking into a grocery store for a cupcake. Circuit Court Judge Herbert H. Criss found him guilty of second degree burglary and imposed a two to five year suspended sentence with two years probation after testimony from W. G. Corey, owner of the 901 North Eighth Street store, that only a 10 cent cupcake was taken on May 31.
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Russell Holman
Herbert H. Criss
Holman
W. G. Corey
North Eighth Street
Corey
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