Records Of Utilities Thin In Wherler-Rayburn Inquiry
Washington July date major utilities destroyed records in the Wherler Rayburn utility dissolution bill fight ahead of a congressional inquiry. Senate investigators said records on the Wheeter Rayburn battle were "pretty thin" as they press the special lobby committee into the $700,000 campaign of the Associated Gas and Electric Company. Investigators cite probable record destruction in PennsylvanIa and seek to locate the mastermind Howard Hopson amid the vast age organization.
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Wherler-Rayburn
Senate
Pennsatvania
Special Lobby Committee
Bond and Share Company Probed as Books Examined
Investigators have examined the books of the Bond and Share Company to uncover financial details and verify accounting. The inquiry focuses on assets, liabilities, and potential irregularities, with officials reviewing ledgers and statements for compliance and transparency.
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Bond and Share Company
Col Knox Attacks Roosevelt Policy in Coast Tour
Col Frank Knox, Chicago publisher, attacked President Roosevelt’s policies during a San Francisco stop after Pacific coast conferences. Speaking to the Union League Club, he charged Roosevelt with violating his oath and urged Congress to back a Gaffey coal mine project as unconstitutional. He outlined three platform planks for 1956, including a balanced budget, dollar stabilization, and continued anti monopoly Fight.
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Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Roosevelt
Enion League Club
Knox
Congressional Committee
Gaffey Coal mi
Knoa
Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevelt
Bolt Kills Farmer As He Curses Storm
Weimer Tex Benny Hubbard tenant farmer stood under a tree cursing a thunder storm that kept him from town He warned his young son then a bolt of lightning struck the tree Hubbard was killed and the boy injured seriously
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Weimer
Tex
Benny Hubbard
Hubbard
Fire and Theft Strike Mrs. Shaver Home in Tacoma
In Tacoma, Mrs. Neil B. Shaver endured a double loss when an arson-minded burglar robbed her of dishes quilts silverware and other household goods before setting a fire in the dying room using kerosene.
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Neil B. Shaver
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Wintering
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Elyria
Stevens
Lisle
Sted Silks
RAYON
Lin Hoster
Shetland
Germantown
Batiste
Bates
Sial
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