Public sale of Gary Allen assets in Aiken County case
Notice states judgment roll 40215 levies on Gary Allen dba Allens New and Used Cars. Items include about 30 junk automobiles off Hampton Avenue and shop equipment at Allen's Paint and Body Shop, to be sold at public auction starting Sept 8 1969 at the Aiken County Sheriffs Building rail yard and adjacent lots. Also lists numerous accounts receivable and chattel mortgages with balances, names of debtors, and monthly payments. Sheriff's sale to proceed per court orders with other notices dated August 20 1969 and August 22 1969.
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Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
Aiken County
Gary Allen
Sheriffs
Lawrence Bryant
Wallace Burton
Leroy Curry
Chevrolet
Carrie Bell Farrow
Annie Mae Dixon
Ford
Charlie Collins
Eloise Green
Wallace Hardy
Curtis L. Hartley
Pontiac
Johnny Griffin
Lesvie Mae Green
Simon Johnson
Monroe Johnson
Hattie Johnson
Dodge
Cornell Manigault
Henry Knight
Lula Mae Long
Pickens Lott
Corina Lott
James Miller
Plymouth
Erving Mixson
Mary Garrett Mims
Willie Phinizy
Robert Settles
Mary Lou Stringer
Leon Smith
Delores Twiggs
Ruth Richardson
Sammie Lee Sheppard
Ed Simmons
Johnny Williams
Johnny Washington
Willie Ross
Hampton Avenue
Aiken
South Carolina
Farmers and Merchants Bank
J. B. Ness
Second Judicial Circuit
Turner Murphy Company
Buena Vista Avenue East
North Augusta
GMC
Paul D. Grant
Drew Pearson Dies After Four Decades Of Controversy
Renowned columnist Drew Pearson died at 71 from a heart ailment after a long hospital stay. The Washington writer sparked clashes with Presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower, while Anderson vows to continue the column Pearson helped create.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Maryland
Tyler Abell
U.S
Georgetown
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Drew
Freedom Train
France
Italy
Iron Curtain
Europe
American Friends Service Committee
Serbia
Montenegro
Albania
National
Fathers Day Committee
Capitol Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Truman
Hurricane Warning Urges Evacuation For South Carolina
The South Carolina Weather Forecast Center warns coastal residents to evacuate rather than ride out storms. Hurricane Camille cited as reminder, with past floods and 1893 Charleston disaster noted to emphasize danger and civil defense readiness. Since 1955 six hurricanes have struck the state.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Camille
Purvis
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Charleston
Pot Shortage Shrinks Supply Across Major U S Cities
A survey across New York Dallas San Francisco Boston Atlanta Los Angeles Miami Toronto San Diego and Chicago finds dwindling marijuana supplies and rising prices amid Mexico crop destruction and stricter border controls. Reported shifts to homegrown cannabis lower quality and prompt use of substitutes, with 6 000 border arrests this year and heavy Mexican crop destruction efforts.
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Mexico
United States
New York
Los Angeles
Toronto
Edward Caas
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Boston
Dallas
San Francisco
Atlanta
Miami
San Diego
Chicago
Porky Pig
West Coast
Midwest
Illinois
Bethel
N.Y
Weekend rash of minor thefts and break-ins reported
Police records detail theft attempts and break-ins over the weekend. Reports include stolen batteries from cars and a bicycle, a car damage incident near a federal building, and a home entry while a resident was hospitalized. Damaged offices and attempted store break-ins are also noted.
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Palmetto Federal Building
Bruce Hitchman
Hitchman
R. H. Quattlebaum
Kalmia Plaza
Richland Avenue
J. W. Sheen
Gonzalees Landrum
Abbeville Avenue
Lenwood Ramsey
Don Luton
Robert Fletcher
Park Avenue
Sunset
York Street
H. A. Dickerson
Magnolia Street
Increase in drug arrests noted by Atlanta narcotics unit
Detective Jerry Spicer says arrests for stronger drugs like LSD have risen in the past month. He suspects pushers delay marijuana to attract customers to costlier, stronger merchandise. A San Francisco pothead reports rising wine and LSD use during the pot shortage, with LSD frequency increasing from every two or three weeks to once or twice a week.
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Lice
Jerry Spicer
Atlanta Police Department
Anid
San Francisco
Blatt urges earlier starts to shorten South Carolina sessions
South Carolina House Speaker Sol Blatt proposes starting mornings, extending days to 6 p.m., and enforcing deadlines on bill introductions to trim annual sessions. He cites low legislator pay as a burden, urges dedicated service, and notes current session length risks missing early adjournment dates unless rules and schedules change.
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Columbia
Sol Blatt
D-Barnwell
South Carolina
Blatt
House
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State OF South Carolina
County OF Aiken
Court OF Common Pleas
C.W Corporation
Allen
Solomon Carter
Dixie Clay Co
State OF
Terry KR. Howell
Deborah E. Howell
Lester Weidmann Kamery, Jr
Kathleen Leslie Kamery
S. C
Clerk of Court
Williams & Johnson
Servants of Brotherhood
Kenneth McKellar
Dtenn
Senate
William Jenner
R-Ind
S.O.B
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Sulgrave Club
McCarthy
Charles P. Clark
Mayflower Hotel
Clark
Westbrook Pegler
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
James Boyd
Boyd
Nbel
State Bank
East
California
Rudy
Calhoun Place
Coumbia
Elliott Office Supply and
Fulmer’s
Avian
America
T. M. Nickles Construction Co
Augusta
Hartley & Dicks Construction Co
Barnwell
A. O. Livingston & Son Newberry
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