Stolen Money Given To Needy Stolen Money Given To Needy
Robert Dredge a 27 year old bank teller and part time minister was charged with fraudulent pretense for allegedly stealing 21000 from a customer’s account. Arresting officers quoted him saying he spent the funds to help his family and friends and to improve their home. He claimed the money was given away little by little over two years and that he intended to repay. He was held without bail and has a background as a church pastor and university of Pittsburgh graduate.
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Waynesburg
Robert Dredge
Mount Morris
Ray Fisher
Dredge
First National Bank of
Morgantown
W.va
Fisher
Justice of the Peace
Earl H. Fulton
Drodge
Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Judgment continued in furniture theft case in Newton
Four of eight men indicted for stealing furniture from Lenoir Chair Co. were tried. judgment delayed by Judge Dan K. Moore until the November term. Bolick Crews and Ingram pled no defense. Spurgeon Stewart found guilty. Arndt brothers, Holdbrooks, and Beal received continuances. Israeli city populations listed for Tel-Aviv Haifa and Jerusalem.
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Newton
Lenoir Chair Co
Broyhill Furniture Factories
Lenoir
Dan K. Moore
G. C. Bolick
Lester Ray Crews
Taylorsville
C. M. Ingram
Caldwell County
Spurgeon Stewart
Maiden
Father Flanagan Found Boys Town in Omaha
Father Edward J. Flanagan established Boys Town in Omaha to provide care and training for underprivileged boys. The project grew into a well known residential program and community outreach.
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Edward J. Flanagan
Omaha
Tailored Radiation Boosts Chronic Leukemia Survival
Boston researchers report a personalized radiation approach for chronic leukemia using X rays or radioactive phosphorus doses adjusted to each patient. Among 100 treated, about half survived more than five years, with many returning to work and active life. Treatments occur every 4 to 12 weeks aiming to maintain optimal condition.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science Reporter
Boston
E. E. Osgood
A. J. Seaman
R.D. Koler
Portland
Ore
Osgood
International Society of Hematology
Sutherine Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Claims Fast Comfort
A testimonial touts SUTHERINE as a superior hemorrhoid remedy with claims of rapid relief from pain and itching. The note notes prior remedies failed and cites a U.S. patent filing related to the product.
Beating Case Yields Long Prison Terms for Cauleys
In Kinston North Carolina W D Rock Cauley is convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and receives 8 to 10 years while his wife Dorothy Heath Cauley gets 5 to 8 years as an accessory. A neighbor testified to hearing beating the night of June 27 challenging the claim that injuries came from a fall from a moving automobile. Dr. Cranz noted the injuries could not have resulted from a fall.
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Kinston
N.C
W. D
Rock) Cauley
Lenoir Superior Court
Dorothy Diane Heath
Joseph Parker
Dorothy Heath Cauley
Cauleys
Cauley
Dorothy
Oscar Cranz
Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Typhoon Roars in Pacific Near Okinawa
A Pacific typhoon 450 miles southeast of Okinawa roared ashore this afternoon with winds up to 85 mph. It moves west-northwest at 15 mph and is forecast to pass south of Okinawa into the East China Sea, following two earlier typhoons this year.
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Tokyo
Charlotte
Pacific Ocean
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
East China Sea
South Carolina Democrats Move to Block Bolt at Convention
South Carolina party regulars seek to stop a bolt by dissenting county delegations at the reconvened Democratic convention. Resolutions would replace electors backing the national ticket with an independent slate. Leaders like Sen. Edgar Brown and Sen. Gressette oppose the move while Gov. Timmerman’s national convention report looms large.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
L. Marion Grossette F
Calhoun
George Bell Timmersman Jr
Kershaw
Sumter County
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Greenville County
Greenville
U.S. Supreme Court
John C. West
T. C. Callison
Gressette
Olin Johnston
UN Building Snack Bar Opens for Public Visitors
The United Nations headquarters in New York City, on prime East Side real estate, begins operating a public snack bar to serve the millions of yearly visitors. Last year five million people toured the building, with eight in ten being U.S. citizens. initially the snack bar served about 1,000 people daily during the first two weeks of operation.
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Manhattan
Army of Nibblers
U.S
FASTEETH Powder Boosts Denture Comfort and Security
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Sprinkle FASTEETH on denture plates to hold them firmly with no gummy taste. The alkaline powder adds comfort and security during eating talking or laughing and is available at drug counters.
Zemo Relief Promises Quick Itch Rash Comfort
Zemo, a doctor's formula, relieves surface skin rashes including eczema and prickly heat. The product claims to stop itching and aid faster healing in stubborn cases.
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Zemo
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Tetanus
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Hospital Care Association
Wright
High Point
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Quality Valetone
Pacific
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