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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1951
Page
2
Mundt reports Mason operations labeled swindle schemes as the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations exposed in hearings. Mason allegedly swindled five victims nationwide, taking almost 350000 dollars by promising government deals.
A fragment list notes programs and hosts across WGAR 1220 in Washington week coverage. Mentions include sports roundup, crime dramas like Gang Busters, detective Phil Marlowe, Mr Aladdin, and various musical and mood program slots.
Congressional panels reveal a network of swindle schemes involving government buildings and tax evasion. Mason admits no income tax return since 1929 while Mundt accuses a broader pattern of schemes exploiting citizens. FBI involvement follows threats against a gambling witness in Atlantic City. Floods prompt action from a nine member senate group.
About 200 boys ages 11 to 15 gather for the Garfield Heights district derby on Sunday July 29. Elyria's entry is 11 year old Joseph P Bender son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bender Jr from 205 Columbia Avenue a prospective sixth grader at McKinley School. He recently reached eligibility and built the car largely himself with his father assisting on engineering and supervision. The vehicle uses bakelite panels and stock materials within the $7 50 body cost limit.
Negotiators for 10 000 glass workers in Atlantic City began a month long recess after two weeks of talks with AFL officials and management factions producing no real progress. A proposed 20 percent wage rise was met with a counter offer from manufacturers. Bargaining resumes August 16 for 1500 bottle plant workers, with 16 000 more in hand and combination plants due July 31. About 35 000 workers in 40 plants across six states face a September contract expiry.
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