Charleston man faces five forgery charges
An 84-year-old Charleston man, Robert M. Watson of 1207 Lee Street East, waived to the grand jury on five forgery counts tied to $400 in checks. State Trooper D A Nickerson said Watson was arrested Monday night after nine blank checks were stolen May 4 from the Association of American Feed Control Officials office at the statehouse. The office is linked to the state Department of Agriculture.
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Charleston
D. A. Nickerson
Robert M. Watson
Lee St. E
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Gates
Nickerson
Watson
The
Association of American Feed Control Officials
Statehouse
State Department of Agriculture
Charleston National Bank
J. O. Blevins
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Piles
An ad notes over a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for piles and promotes Peterson's Ointment as fast relief within minutes. It sells a 60c box or Bic tube applicator with a money back guarantee. A separate item cites charges against Watson over five checks tied to Charleston National Bank, with signature stamp alleged.
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Peterson
Adv
Frogmore Stone Frog Stolen From Post Office Lawn
Postmaster reports a one and a half foot high cement frog statue stolen from Frogtmore's post office lawn. The quirky gift, meant to add more frog to Froginore, left Frogmore without its famed stone sentinel.
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Frogmore
8. C
Hazel Walpole
Jackie Picks Walter Reed for Birth of Third Child
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy has chosen Walter Reed Army Hospital for the birth in late August. The Presidential Suite will be used and obstetrician Dr. John W. Walsh will attend the Caesarean birth, following the pattern of her older son’s birth.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Kennedy
Military Hospital
John W. Walsh
John
Georgetown University Hospital
House Votes To Curb Reorganization Act Powers
The House adopted a Brown amendment and voted 227 to 174 to extend the Reorganization Act of 1949 for two years while blocking new cabinet level departments. The vote aimed to block plans for a Department of Urban Affairs and limit presidential authority to shape executive agencies.
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Cabell Philliparerats
New York Tiles Co
Washington
House
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Department of Urban Affairs
Drunken Driving Cases Heard by City
City court records show multiple drunken driving actions. Henderson, amity drive, six months probation. others on open docket. Several defendants pled guilty to reduced reckless driving with fines of 52 dollars. Capiases issued for Foster and Jones for failing to appear or pay.
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James Wesley Henderson
Amity
William T
Capias
Jones
William Blankenship
Pereeeee
Sira Rausry
Uein
Wee Jance Ateer
Robert Foster
Lorentz M. Steele
Dunbar
Edward J. Harrick
Charleston
Gale Dunlap
Central Avenue
Arlie Utt
Boca
Harold Painter Jr
Bigley Avenue
George White
Washington Street West
L. Allen Deel
Rt. 1
Marmet
Paule E. Daniels
Cedar Groves
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Cree
Charity
Weve
Cenabins UN
Daily Gazette Company
West Vis
Batyeth Sunde
Savere-Mail
Cetsids
W. Va
Mahast
Bix Mentha
Thee
Athea
Ee Ou Bony Mit Witou P'sanaay
Santte Man
Ara Mate
Newspaper Agency Corp
Gazette
Associated Prats
Associated Press
Jackie
Walter Reed
Bloodmobile
Red Cross
CIO Hall
Kanawha City
Libbey- Owens- Ford Glass
Beary S. Reess
Congress Ln
Forous Brand
DuPont
Men’s Wear-Street Fleet
Rive Dada
Bayport
Zenith
Potomac
Ate
Yellowstone
Kentucky
Yellowstome Distillery CO
Louisville
Owensboro
Dale Carnegie
Team
Mane
P.O. Bex
W.yo
Men’s Wear Street
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