Philip Musica Takes Blame for Firm Shortage
New York December 22 Attorney Samucel Reich said he would publish a note by Philip Musica ex convict president of McKesson and Robbins Inc taking full blame for the drugs firm 21 million shortage and exonerating his three brothers charged with the swindle The note reportedly calls the brothers stooges and suggests the crude drugs department was an empty shell used as a cover for bootlegging and illicit narcotics trading The note may or may not detail sideline schemes investigated by federal and state authorities or reveal how Musica vanished in 1920 while under perjury indictment and re emerged in Wall Street five years later as Coster the industrial organizing genius
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Philip Musica
F. Donald Coster
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Stooges
Reich
United States Authority
Bridgeport
Conn
Musica’s Note
Coster-Musica
Wall Street
Coster
Eden's private talks reveal policy rifts over Spain crisis
Washington report notes Anthony Eden secretly criticized Chamberlain's Spain policy during private talks in Washington. He warned belligerent rights for Franco would threaten Loyalist ports and ships. The piece also covers Mussolini's Mediterranean aims, Daladier's stance, and U S French cooperation.
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Premier Daladier
Ice Forming At Mouth Of Sandusky Bay
Heavy ice forms at the mouth of Sandusky bay hindering the Newman Boat Line ferries Messenger and Mascot on trips to Put in Bay Middle Bass and Kelleys Island. John Newman says last runs may be Saturday afternoon for Christmas shoppers. If service ends 1 000 island residents lose mainland connections until spring save for plane and mail boat service.
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Mascot
Newman Boat Line
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Middle Bass
Kelleys Island
John Newman
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Catawba Island
Dwarf Confesses To Hatchet Murder Of Wife
Los Angeles police report Billy Spinelli 19 coerced his father William Spinelli Sr. 34 to admit killing Rosy Spinelli after long questioning. Spinelli Sr. confessed to a hatchet attack during a quarrel tied to alleged infidelity with two Spinelli daughters. He faced first degree murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Billy Spinelli
Billy
William Spinelli, Sr
Spinelli
Homicide Bureau
Rosy
Theresa
Donahey's Son Appointed Chief Marshal in Ohio District
U S Marshal R Kenneth Kerr announced the appointment of Richard Sterling Donahey of Columbus as chief marshal for the Southern Federal District of Ohio. He is the son of U S Senator A Vic Donahey and will assume duty January 1, succeeding Veley Main who has resigned after three years as chief deputy in Delaware.
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Columbus
U. S
R. Kenneth Kerr
Richard Sterling Donahey
A. Vic Donahey
Ohio
Donahey
Veley Main
Delaware
Grafton Birthday and Community Visits Highlight Notes
Grafton notes record multiple birthday gatherings and visits the Baker home marked by Glenn Baker’s 70th, with neighbors and relatives from North Eaton Elyria Wellington Lorain and Cleveland joining. Attendees include the Zacharias clan from Lafayette and Columbus area, and college students Frederick Knight Findlay College Donald Miller Kenneth Valentine home for Christmas.
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Olive Hopwood
North Eaton
Floyd Zacharias
Charles Mills
Columbia
Roy Zacharias
Clinton
Nordine
Lafayette
Arthur Zacharias
Roberta
Jaqueline
Lorain
Harry Martin
Leland
Vivian
Chester
P. H. Rogers
Glenn Rogers
Akron
Frederick Knight
Louisville
Kentucky) School of Medicine
Donald Miller
Kenneth Valentine
Findlay College
Cleveland Man To Lead Minority Group In House
Rep. Michael J. Feighan of Cleveland will head the Democratic minority in the new Ohio House, convening January 2. He won 27 to 8 over A. Lee Fair of Holmes County, amid a harmony plan with some opposition. Feighan was nominated by W. H. Whetto of Ironton and seconded by Fair. Kenneth M. Petri of Galion was noted as a possible floor reader.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Michael J. Feighan
Cleveland
Feighan
A. Lee Fair
Holmes County
W. H. Whetto
Ironton
Fair
Kenneth M. Petri
Galion
World tobacco output estimated at three million tons
The global production is about three million tons, with roughly one-sixth grown in this country.
Unusual 1920s Ohio Farmer Dies After Wire Fence Trap
Marion Ohio December 22 An eight month old accident ended in the death of Huston Manley 79 a farmer. He was caught on a wire fence for 10 hours and his circulatory system was weakened leading to his death.
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Huston Manley
Manley
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