Chicago Music Czar Faces Lea Act Prosecution
Chicago, June 13. The U S District Attorney in Chicago began criminal action against James Caesar Petrillo of the musicians union for alleged Lea Act violations. The case could test the constitutionality of the act known to curb hiring demands by Petrillo and the union. Petrillo, who led a May 28 WAAF strike, could face up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted. He had said the strike aimed to test the law and warned of possible jail. Petrillo was to be served with a warrant soon, possibly posting bond pending trial. He had been advised by attorneys that the Lea Act was unconstitutional. Petrillo’s Chicago offices said he was in New York and would return to Chicago next week, then go to his summer home for rest and would surrender voluntarily to federal authorities.
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Chicago
INS
U S
James Caesar Peoczar
Musicians Union
Lea
U. S
J. Albert Woll
Petrillo
AFL
American Federation of Musiciana
WAAF
WASAF
Woll
FBI
Oli
The
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph A.padway
New York
Our Men in Service in Pasa Italy Return Home
Soldier stationed in Pasa Italy for the past year is reported as returning from service. The brief note highlights his time away and current status.
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Sioned
Pasa
Italy
Born to Heffernan Couple in New York City
A son named William Cotter Heffernan was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Heffernan of New York City on June 12. The father is the son of Mrs Ellen Heffernan of this city.
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Joseph Heffernan
New York City
William Cotter Heffernan
Heffernan
Ellen Heffernan
City
Tenant Pays Rent to New Owner After Transfer
In the building the tenant will now pay rent to the new owner instead of the former owner. The change reflects the recent ownership transfer and ongoing occupancy.
State reports about 1400 teaching vacancies
About 1,400 teaching positions in the state were vacant, according to the Department. The state school system normally employs more than 61,000 teachers.
Violin Worth $3000 Tied to Brooks Family Heritage
Fort Worth, Texas reports a 1724 violin by Joseph Guarnerius owned by Wanda Brooks six months old, daughter of Hugh and Mrs. Brooks. The instrument has belonged to the family since 1773 after William Justice purchased it at a sheriff sales. The relic, with blue eyes Wanda's heritage, is valued at $3,000.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wanda Brooks
Hugh C. Brooks
Joseph Guarnerius
Legals Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate
The undersigned Lester Lee is appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah Brummett of Daviess County Indiana. The Davien Circuit Court confirms the administrator. Estate described as solvent. Published June 7 14 1946 by Allen Hastings firm.
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nerHey
Davien Circuit Court
Daviess County
State of Indiana
Sarah Brummett
Lester Lee
Allen’ +'& Hastings
Notice To Taxpayers Of Additional Appropriation
Notice to taxpayers of Van Buren Township Daviess County Indiana that the proper officers will meet June 18 1946 at 7 30 p m at the township trustee office to consider a special appropriation for 1946 for new buildings and grounds 1700 to be expended from Special School Fund No 11 no tax rate increase and all who appear may be heard trustee Van Buren Township Indiana July 14
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van Buren
Daviess Couny
Indiana
van Ee Attys
Notice To Non-Rest The State of Indiana Daviess County
In the Daviess Circuit Court September Term 1946 Melba Ruth Gould James E Gilligan vs Henry Clarence Gould Eugene Gould Gerriia Gould Pearl Cole Alva Gould Theodore R Gould et al Complaint No 21648 plaintiffs file their complaint with affidavit by F A Seal alleging action to determine title to real estate in Daviess County Indiana and that notice is given as required by law.
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State of
Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess Circuit Court
Melba Ruth Gould
James E. Gilligan
Henry Clarence Gould
Eugene Gould
Gerriia Gould
Pearl Cole
Alva Gould
Theodore R. Gould
Seal& Seal
F. A. Seal
Francis Gold
Wget
Frances Gould
Dents of
Fleet Way
4-H Club Notes and Chicago Livestock Report
Four 4-H clubs held meetings June 6 at various schools with demonstrations on table setting yeast and rolls. Elections and new officers named, next meetings set for June 20 at high schools. Also included Chicago livestock figures with hogs, cattle, and sheep prices and totals for the day.
Cincinnati Livestock Market and Football Note
Hogs 1,400 head steady $14.20 to $14.95. feeder pigs up to $15.25. Cattle 100 head calves 200 mostly steady $8.50 to $15. Sheep 400 head steady $16 to $18.50. lambs $7.50 to unknown. Also a British author circa 1175 notes London and friends gathering to enjoy the game of football.
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Cincinnati
British Isles
London
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Report Steady at Ceilings
Hogs 5500 active at ceilings with good and choice ruwhers 100 lbs $14.85, sows and stags $14.10. Cattle 300 calves, all classes active and cleared early at steady rates. top medium steers $17, load and half good medium weight steers $17, vealers $17.50 to $18. Vealers active and steady. Sheep 100 quotables about steady.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Local hog market price rundown
Hog sales ranged 160 to 400 pounds at 14.45 per cwt with sows 13.50 to 13.60, stags 13.25 down. Calves quoted at 16 down, lambs 13.50 with common to good at 10.50 to 12.50.
Market Whore Prices and Corn Beans Report
Market notes show corn at 2.16 per bushel on 11 moisture and beans at 1.86. Prices reflect sample listing with terse formatting and uncertain transcription.
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Wright
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Getter Permanent
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Legals
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Red Face
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E. Simms Campbell
Patent Office
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Hazel McCracken
Sewing Angels
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Pauline Lett
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