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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
7
Detective McKewan reveals the necklace recovered from a Mulberry Street pawn shop after a tip that a man pawned it last Monday. Betty Carlyle and Janet react with relief as the mystery of the missing jewelry nears closure.
The detective confirms Betty Carlyle that her husband admitted the theft of a necklace to cover gambling debts. The pawn broker loaned him $300 and he planned to return the item, using an alias on the ticket. Betty denounces the crime as deceit and betrayal by her husband.
In a tense confrontation Betty accuses her husband Rolf of stealing her pearls to pay a debt. He pleads for forgiveness, claiming remorse and money risks, while Betty vows to leave tonight and file for divorce with lawyers ready. The scene ends with her calling him a thief and noting her plans to contact Trumbell and Schaef fer.
Tonight at 9 30 PM on CBS the Columbia network will air a one hour program featuring the formal announcement of Plymouth's new Deluxe Six and DeLuxe Plymouth line. Gate City Motor Co. manager Jack Burris promotes the largest six cylinder in the low priced field and notes the DeLuxe Plymouth offers enhanced features and longer wheelbase.
The DeLuxe Plymouth features a larger frame and smart radiator design with refined interior trim, claimed to bring a real luxury note to the affordable car.
Arguments in another case today delayed the Ray Bailey murder case from North Carolina before the Supreme Court. Indications were it would not be reached until tomorrow. Bailey wanted in Greenville, D. C., on a murder charge after North Carolina governor signed papers.
North Carolina Superior Court issued a writ of habeas corpus discharging Bailey as not a fugitive. South Carolina appealed to the North Carolina Supreme Court, which upheld the lower court. South Carolina then sought review by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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