Olson faces new appeal trial in Floyd case
In Rockford last September, Henry Olson awaited a pending appeal for a new trial as officers reported arrest of George Bliss and Weekly Mahan, 17, in connection with a slaying. Police claimed Olsen’s client showed innocence and pursued clues leading to the two youths. The life imprisonment sentence hung over Olson, but prosecutors could seek to free him if the arraignment proceeds.
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Big Still Taken On Rifle Range In Aiken County
County and federal agents destroyed a large eight mile back still near Camp Jackson. No liquor found as it was idle. one 18 horsepower boiler, a double steamer still, and several bags of shorts and other material seized. No arrests.
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Newsboy Sam Receives Hospital Help From Charity
A homeless Roman Catholic newsboy named Sam, who sold papers since childhood, learned he had a serious hernia and may suffer strangulation. Doctors urged hospitalization, but Sam lacked funds. A church charity arranged free admission to Baptist Hospital where he was operated on and is recovering. The piece notes global organized labor surpassing 37 million members.
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Women Should Propose Equal Rights in Marriage
A discussion on equal rights in marriage argues women in business and professions should propose, not depend on timid suitors. It cites college professors, preachers, and public figures endorsing progress and partnership as key to happiness and success in marriage.
The Coal Inquiry and Congressional Blame
Commentators regret the Senate coal investigation occurred during a presidential election and warn politics influenced it. They fault Congress for ignoring the Fact Finding Commission report and the President's enforcement requests, calling the period another illustration of lobby power in the third Congress.
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New York official era marred by personal scandal
Fragmented remarks critique Mrs. Fierends and E. Knapp amid accusations of public money mishandling. The speaker blames advisers for recklessness and questions the legitimacy of Knapp’s historic achievement as the first woman in a high state office.
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