Tragedy at Murrel’s Inlet Haunts Conway Readers
The Harry Herald reports a fatal homicide at Sunnyside Murrel’s Inlet where Mr Avant and Dr Bingham shot at a ghost and found Mrs Bingham dead on the creek bank. The account notes no dying statement from Mrs Bingham and calls for a rigorous judicial investigation amid beach visitors leaving after the tragedy. The piece also includes an environmental analysis arguing forests grow slowly and urges coordinated action to balance timber production and conservation.
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President approves dismissal of Lieut Clarence S. Nettles
The President has approved the sentence of dismissal by a general Court-martial. First Lieut Clarence S. Nettles, U.S. Army, retired, was convicted of neglecting private debts, making false statements to the department commander, and issuing a worthless check. Nettles began service as an enlisted man in the 2d South Carolina volunteer infantry during the Spanish war.
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Heavy Drains of Nation's Forests
The Forest Service reports the annual drainage of U S forests at about twenty billion cubic feet excluding fires storms and insects Assistant forester R S Kellogg notes the 550 million acres include 200 million acres with natural growth balanced by decay 250 million acres partially cut or burned over with limited future merchantable timber and 100 million acres severely cut or burned with little regrowth
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