Former Con ne Andrew J. May and brothers convicted of fraud and bribery
Washington jury convicted Andrew J. May Henry Garsson and Murray Garsson on a three count indictment alleging payoffs to May for pressuring the War Department in favor of the Garsson mily empire. Defense motions seek to set aside verdicts citing prejudice and ill will in the District of Columbia and request acquittal. Sentencing not yet set by Judge Schweinhaut. max penalties include six years in prison or $40,000 in fines for each.
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Andrew J. May
Ateson Brottists
May
Henry Garsson
Murray
War Department
Garsson Musilions Empire
Pew
District’ of Columbia
Hhwill
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Supreme Court
Court Review Criticizes Rulings on War Production Testimony
The document alleges court errors in excluding testimony and misplacing burden of proof. It highlights complaints by the Garssons that May was questioned about information on activities they believed impeded war production. May testified he raised concerns with the War Department to hasten victory, while defense counsel argues the jury was misdirected and prejudicially influenced against the defense.
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de Garssons
May
War Department
Charles J. Margioth
Garssons
Schwein
Railroad Workers Face Charge of Stealing Corn
Nine Crestline railroad workers were bound over to the grand jury on charges of stealing 180 bushels of corn from a Pennsylvan ia car in Crestline yards around June 27. Bonds were set at 41,000 for eight men, one was merely fined 25 dollars, and a tenth worker was released on bond.
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Bucyrus
Crestline Railroad
Grand
Ralph Schreck
Pennsylvanua
Crestline
Businessmen Wake Up to Public Misconceptions About Profits
News Views by a Woman Economist notes two shocks: Americans think corporations exaggerate profits and many distrust how profits are used. The piece cites rising wage demands, reports on profits as embarrassingly high, and a growing belief that the public misunderstands management, investment, and dividends in raising living standards. It references studies by the Research Institute of America and the American Iron & Steel Institute on economic illiteracy and misperceptions about steel profits.
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America
Gentral Motors
United Automobile Workers, Cio
Wall Street
Robert R. Nathan
Janes
Research Institute of America
William J. Casey
Institute
Mr. Casey
American Iron & Steel Institute
Reconergy
Ateel
Uae
Af Opinion Research Corp
Sur
Public Thinks
Debate on profits and gasoline price rise sparks outcry
An opinionated piece argues higher gasoline costs and rising corporate profits misuse funds and mislead the public. It cites a Business Week report on 41 percent public belief, notes a 12.5 billion after tax profit year and calls for education investment over strikebreaking to sustain free enterprise.
Golden Wedding Anniversary Planned for Glendenning Couple
WESTLAKE Mr and Mrs Charley Glendenning of 28980 Center Ridge road will celebrate 60 years of marriage on Sunday July 21. A party at their home on Sunday July 20 from 3 to 9 p m will honor the couple formerly Emily Falkner of Avon. They were married by Rev Redinger at Ridgeville Congregational church parsonage. They have two children Alfred of Northview road and Mrs Bernadine Jenkins of 2619 Dover road and three grandchildren. Mr Glendenning retired from heavy farming and still tends his greenhouse.
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Charley Glendenning
Center Hidge Road
Here
Glendenning
Emily Falkner
Avon
Redinger
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Alfred
Northview Road
Bernadine Jenkins
Dover Road
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