Penitentiary Terms in County Court Rulings
Intermediate Judge Nicholas Countian sentenced two youths from Charleston County to prison terms for auto theft. William G Buckner and Carl Nicholton were fined and given 2 to 10 year terms after pleading guilty. Foster Young, 22, was fined for reckless driving as authorities noted prior guilty pleas.
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Charleston Gazette
Nicholas Countian
2Ytas
V. Hall
Winjemn G. Buckner
Charles
Foster Young
Carl
Nicholton
Jas County
500 Attend M. H. Institute Based On U.N. Program
A record crowd attended Morris Harvey College ninth annual summer institute on current affairs in the WCHS auditorium. The program covered United Nations topics with panels on U.N. work and problems led by Dr. Longley Dr. Jones and others, noting the U.N. will be two years old tomorrow. The session closed with a discussion of South Africa's diamond discovery era beginning in 1870.
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Morris Harvey College
WCHS
U and
U. G
Leonard Higglemont
Donald G. McGarey
Morris Harvey
Clarence B. Roth
Elkview High School
One World
Betty Fisher
Daniel Boone
U. N
Harry Brawley
U.N
Salvation Army Officer Takes Western New York Command
Brigadier John J. Grace is assigned as divisional commander of the Salvation Army for the Western New York district. The report also notes the opening of Palmetto Palms Launderette in Charleston with 21 automatic machines run cafeteria style by two veterans, Taylor L. and Jack C. Palmer. Nine pounds for 30 cents covers washing, ringing and damp drying, with soap and starch supplies available.
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Jean Birch
Palmer
Charleston
Taylor L
Jack C. Palmer
Fayette St
Tennessee
John J. Grace
Salvation Army
Huntington
New York
Salvation Army, Training College
New York City
Grace
Army Corps
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Valves and Vehicles to be Sold by War Assets at Fort Belvoir
More than 580 tons of valves at Point Pleasant naval storehouse will be sold by the War Assets Administration on sealed bids. Bids due by 11 a.m. June 27. A fixed price continuous sale of over 400 motor vehicles for World War I veterans opens at Fort Belvoir, 18 miles south of Washington, June 30.
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Fort Belvoir
U. S. Naval
Point Pleasant
War Assets Administration
WAA
Alex H. Cooper
Cooper
Washington, D. C
Red Feather Shoe Fund Aids Charleston School Children
Eight volunteer district chairmen from the Charleston Red Feather Shoe Fund arrange footwear for needy students. School principals request assistance, and volunteers fit children with shoes socks or galoshes to reduce absences and illness.
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Charleston School Shoe Fund
Red Feather
Community Chest
Fragmentary plea for proper winter protection in schools
Odd incomprehensible excerpt urges protection from cold and wet conditions for needy chest children. Mentions dry sacks and well soled shoes as part of a community safety message toward school children.
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Pillsbury
Ann Pillsbury
Pillsbury Pie
Cuta
Gil § B
Burl
Pladeurs
Quarrier Street
L la Fea
Bascal
Camde
WMS. Scull CO
M. H. Institute
Weinberg
South Africa
Dupont
Taylor Palmer
Army
Jack
Winseuh
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iErsis
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
FLOOR
Foples
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