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-A Thursday, May 7, 1959
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Union Favors
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Said Purchased
By Printing Firm
Washington -UPD- The Sen
ate Rackets Committee heard
testimony Wednesday that a
big East Coast printing firm
paid out more than $300,000
to union officials to get favors
from the teamsters and long
shore unions.
Executives of the Neo
Gravure Printing Co., Wee
hauken, N. J., said the money
was paid to Harold Gross, ex
convict president of teamsters
Local 300 in Miami, and to
Cornelius Noonan, head of Lo
cal 1730 of the International
Longshoremen's Association.
They said $45,750 was paid
to the pair during a 1948
teamsters strike to make pos
sible night deliveries of news
paper supplements to the New
York Times and Mirror.
The company prints Sunday
supplements for a number of
East Coast newspepars. Its of
ficials said the Times and Mir
ror later reimbursed Neo
Gravure for the payments to
the union officials.
Payments lor eace
Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-S.D.)
suggested that officials of the
two newspapers be asked
whether they deducted the
payments as business expenses
for tax purposes.
The Neo Gravure execu
tives said Gross was pam
5100,000 over a 13-year period
to keep peace with the team
sters. Tn addition, they said, $28,-
000 in cash was paid to Gross ,
over seven years so that copies i
of the American Weekly coiua
HpHvprpd to the New York
Tnnmal American without
fear of a jurisdictional dis
TitP hetween the teamsters
and the Newspaper and Mail
Deliverers Union.
;;nr sina Graduate
William P. HUlbrant, treas
urer, and Charles E. oneni
cek, vice president and gen
eral manager of Neo Gravure,
said the firm paid salaries xo
Gross totalling $98,459 at the
rate of $143 a week plus $460
a month since 1945, when he
went on the payroll as a fore
man. Committee staff members
said Gross was hired several
mnntha after .being paroled
from Sing Sing prison where
he had served about three
of a sentence for ex-
tnrtion.
Earlier. 13 officials of the
New York Newspaper De
liverers Union took blanket
ffuee behind the Fifth
Amendment when asked if
they received 'payoffs from
newspaper distributors.
Called before the committee
in srouDS of threes and fours,
thf witnesses - including nine
memuers oi uie xu-iiutu umuu
Executive Board - all pleaded
possible self incrimination to
avoid answering questions.
Highway Job
Bids Opened
. Salem - (UPD - Bids on state
hishway projects estimated
to cost $6,100,000 were open-i
ed by the State Highway Com
misison here Tuesday.
The bids will be considered
at a meeting of the Commis
sion here May 28.
Rov D. Houck and Sons,
Inc., Salem, were apparent
low at 81,718,220 for paving
12.S5 miles of the relocated
Pacific highway east of Hal-,j
sey and Hamsburg.
The R. A. Heintz Construc
tion Company, Portland, was
apparent low bidder witn a
bid of $1,854,672 for 4.19
miles of grading on the Mc
Kenzie river-Willamette river
section of the relocated Pa
cific highway.
Other low bidders by coun
ties "included:
Jackson: Ashland rock pro
duction project. F. L. Som
ers, Medford, $44,544.
Thugs Hold Bank
Manager Captive
Ontario, Calif. - (UPD - Two
bandits held a bank manager
prisoner Tuesday night and
Bank of America branch
' Wednesday morning before
fleeing with an estimated
$60,000 to $70,000, the FBI
announced.
The two men went to the
home of Manager Frank Col
ella about 9 p.m. Tuesday.
They forced the manager
and his wife and his father
into the Colella car and drove
them around throughout the
night.
When the time lock on the
bank vault was due to open,
the five people entered the
bank at 8:50 a.m. before other
employees arrived, took the
money from the vault and
fled in the manager's car.
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