Gasque Indicted in Manpower Case Ahead of Primary
State Senator J Ralph Gasque and two Marion County officials were indicted on eight counts accusing conspiracy to misuse federal Manpower funds for personal benefit. Enzor and Dozier are named in multiple counts. all three released on recognizance bonds. Gasque vows re-election and says he will be vindicated amid heavy political tension before the June 8 primary.
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Columbia
Ralph Gasque
Marion County
Gasque
Berlyne Victoria Enzor
Magon County
Offce
James A. Doziér
Enzor
U.S
United States
Ter
Senate
John C. Lindsay
Dmarlboro
Lindsay
Senate Education Committee
Indicted Bingo Bank Operators Face Federal Charges
Five Bingo Bank Inc operators including Newby Franklin Love Clarence Lee Austin John Jackson Cape Douglas Harrison Rigsby and Harry Westbrook Jr were indicted on four counts of violating federal gambling laws. They allegedly ran illegal razzle dazzle games with travelers checks used across state lines near Hardeeville Colleton County. Judge Clyde A Eltzroth previously ruled the game legal under South Carolina law. The case notes changing odds and numbered cards up to 50.
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Columbia
API
Bingo Bank Inc
Colleton County
Teeville
Ee Jury
Bingo Bank
Newby Franklin Love
Clarence Lee Austin
John
Jackson Cape
Douglas Harrison Rigsby
Harry Westbrook Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hardeeville
Clyde A Eltzroth
South Carolina
FBI
U.S. 17
Eltzroth
Senate Judicary Committee
Coroner set inquest into eight slayings in Florence
Florence County coroner announces a coroner's inquest scheduled for April 27 into eight murders believed to be the worst mass slaying in state history. Three men from North Charleston area are charged with murder in the deaths of three men, three women, a 15 year old boy, and a 2 year old girl found in shallow graves near Prospect Community last December.
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Florence
Florence County
Prospect
Donald Henry Gaskins
James K. Judy
Walter Leroy Neely
North Charleston
Aiken Standard Information Note
Publication details for the Aiken Standard a Southern newspaper established in 1867 printed in the afternoon except weekends with AP dispatch rights and subscription information including PO box address and mailing rate notes.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Associated Press
AP News
Cornerstone Opens in Long Beach Reveals 1931 Prices
In Long Beach California the opened cornerstone of the municipal auditorium reveals 1931 cost of living data. Butter sold at 32 cents per pound and a two pound loaf of bread cost seven cents. The item notes the era's affordable basics as a historical reference.
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Ifornerstone
Long Pach
Calif
Long Beach
Weather outlook cools the West and northern states
Cooler weather is forecast Thursday for the West and northern states while the South and most of the Southwest see mild conditions. Showers from Texas to the northern Plains shift to snow flurries in Montana, with rain in the tower Midwest.
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Texas
Plains
Montana
Tower Midwest
Sixth Graders Win County Poster Contest Honors
Lynn McRae and Denise Harrison, sixth graders at Downer Elementary School, were named county winners in the seventh annual poster contest by the Governor's Beautification and Improvement Board. Their entry titled Development of a Water System won them a five dollar prize.
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Lynn McRae
Denise Harrison
Downer
Governor's Beautification and Improvement Board
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Jessie Lee Harvey
Adult Education
Dozier
John H. Waller
Clarion
Sen. Gasque
Sen. Lindsay
Federal
Pued Insurance
Idlashhurst
Dial
Dan Bacot
John Thomas
Giudansk
Mitchell Shopping
Nih
Calcutta
Jersey
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