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...employer as well as a labor leader: men of Fay's union worked for Fay's construction company. With another A.F. of L. chieftain, balding, scarred James Bove, Vice President of the Hod Carriers' union, Fay held a virtual monopoly on the East's construction workers. He had power, money, attorneys, and the friend ship of politicians like New Jersey's Boss Frank Hague...
...seemed undisturbed 22 months ago when he and Bove were charged with extorting $420,000 from contractors building New York City's 85-mile Delaware Aqueduct. Their attorneys delayed the case for months. When they finally went on trial in Manhattan this month, Joe Fay stayed tough, cold and collected...
...Bills. District Attorney Frank S. Hogan called contractors to the stand. Their stories were similar - they had been summoned to hotel-room meetings with Fay and Bove when the job was begun in 1937, had been asked for big sums to "keep the job running smooth - with out labor troubles." They had paid in big bills, in installments of from...
...btih-buh-bove you d-d-d-darling...
...Baughman, Charles R. Bennett, Claude J. Bove, James H. Dixon, James E. Downes, Joseph H. Good, John B. Hamblet, Lawrence H. Kahn, John S. Marsh, Victor D. O'Brien, William V. A. Hansen, William McGonagle, Henry E. Mitchell, George H. Nee, Theodore M. Nordbeck, James M. Sampson, Edwin J. Selbert, Joseph W. Stanley, Chalmers E. Sweeney, Peregrine White, Charles W. Yungblut...