Death reduces to 32 number of men to be sentenced
Columbus April 10 Hubert Marshall 63 of Marlon died of heart ailment yesterday less than 18 hours before he would have been sentenced by Federal Judge Robert I Newitt. He was linked to a conspiracy case involving promotion of cemetery development by Glen Inc and was described by government attorneys as the trains the number one Benan. He will be buried at Forest Glen Memorial Park Marton on Monday in one of three cemeteries developed by the organization.
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Columbus
Hubert Marshall
Marlon
Robert I. Newitt
Lata
Marshall
Ager
Usest Glen Inc
Jonge
Axaranthia
Manhatt
Nan
Ly Non Jones
Ith
Be Sand
Cleveland
O. C
Yur Granville
LM. Stump
Cosiabus
Gay
Paul Me. Herbert
Mars ‘Nh
Newitt
Crown Bie Memorial Park
Clevland
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Jon Dan
Joan
Forest Glen, Inc
Forest Glen Memorial Pilk
Marion
Glenen
Spring- Net
Glen Nest
Herbert
Thay
Man Convicted in Cemetery Investment Scheme Trial
A tetera jury convicted the man tied to a cemetery investment plan. The trial traced actions from 1933 to 1938, involving Forest Glen Memorial Park ventures and promises of high returns. The victim Marshall testified before death, and jurors heard from witnesses including two physicians.
Squalus Survivor Aboard Record Making Sub
TAFT Cal Carl Powell son of Mr and Mrs John W Powell of this town was a sailor aboard the Squalus submarine sunk off the east coast. He recently set navy endurance record of 45 days under water surfacing only to charge batteries and fill air tanks. Powell has just completed examinations for chief petty officer.
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Taft
Cal
Carl Powell
John W. Powell
Cay
Pacific
Hieshi
Navy
Powell
Looking At The News With Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore muses on food can mysteries and shelf labels amid tin shortages. He jokes about olives apricots and corn, noting deceptive labels and the perils of choosing cans, while lampooning shopper misfires and the miseries of family grocery chores.
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New York
Hint Dape
Henry Melemore
California
Uluths
Fanny Farmer
Romes
Omare
Something Special Is Ready For Japs in War Time Whimsy
A fragmented wartime column notes odd remarks about a bayonet record and target practice at a Georgia University unit. It spoofs tin can shortages and jar production while reflecting home front attitudes. The piece, distributed by McNaught, mixes humor and critique of wartime scarcity.
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Pittshurgh
Georgia U. 5
Vin Peing
McNauriit
Records show new and old weapon test scores
A report lists machine gun and rifle tests with scores such as 491 of 600 and 299 of 200, plus 245 of 350. It notes Vida, a Carnegie Steel worker, possibly deferment as a defense worker, and mentions a man who fought Austria in 1918 before dying. Ernest enlisted, vowing to “live that down.” The Commerce Department urges preserving antifreeze for next season due to potential shortages and notes greater mechanization in the armed forces driving higher production needs.
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Ible
Petty
Vida
Edgar Thompson Works
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Velen Wide
Braddock
Wils
Austria
America
Ernest
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E. G. Hill
Prince Felix
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Prim Rose
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Edith Nellie Perkins
Sam McGredy
Everbloom
Crimson ‘Glory
Countess Vandal
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Blaze
Christopher Stona
Etoile de Hollande
Golden Dawn
Joana Hill
Mra
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Clbg
Paul Scarlet
van Fleet
Roslyn
Calif. Privet
Green
Robin Hood
Concord
Niagara
Deutzia
Pussy ‘Willow
Tamarix
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