Witness Tells House of Rail Rates Probe
Justice Department official James E. Kilday testified to a House committee that he urged FBI criminal investigation into war era rail freight rates. He said four railroad men controlled government rate decisions with a take it or leave it stance, denying government any shopping leverage.
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Washington
Justice Department
Army
Navy
James E. Kilday
Kilday
House
Bender
Rohio
Subcommittee
Ayl
FBI
Army Department
Foreman Rate Board
A. F. Cleveland
The
Association of American Railroads
Battling Wife Helps Hubby Subdue Invader
In Philadelphia a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Patchell, fought a 6 foot 2, 200 pound intruder in their home. They subdued him after a stairway struggle and a lamp blow, then held him for police. both Patchells suffered minor injuries and the intruder was treated at a hospital.
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Philadelphia
Aaron Patchell
Patchell
Tobin Declines Address at Democratic National Convention
Daniel J. Tobin president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters refused today to address the Democratic National convention in Philadelphia. The decision comes amid a crowded party agenda and ongoing labor concerns.
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Inadianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Philadelphia
Charters Granted to Shenandoah County Firms
Charters have been granted to two Shenandoah county firms the Francine Realty Co with offices in Strasburg and Moyers Feed Co located at Woodstock.
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Shenandoah County
Francine Realty Co
Strasburgh
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the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
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Hill’s
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Collander
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Schwinn
Parte
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