TV Vaudeville Attempts Fall Short
TV's vaudeville attempts fall short as Emcee misfires and stage gimmicks fail to capture the original thrill. The piece critiques TV's failed emulations from masters of ceremonies to act pacing and a distant Chinese tightrope act amid nostalgic notes.
Irish Ship Involved In U S Legal Action
U S Attorney George Cochran Doub filed libel for seizure of the Irish Ship of Dublin Ireland in a Wilmington area smuggling case. The vessel carried over two million dollars worth of Irish Sweepstakes tickets for the June 2 Epsom Derby and now has a new master and crew while the owner seeks release from forfeiture.
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Baltimore
United States
Wilmington
N. C
George Cochran Doub
U.S
Arena
Tewyers
Dublin
Ireland
Epsom Downs
England
Defendants Bond Set in Baptist Church Property Dispute
In Nashville North Carolina bonds totaling 5500 were set for defendants after a court barred use of church property by Johnston led faction. Judge Paul ruled the defendants no longer part of the true congregation and approved an appeal bond of 500 and a stay bond of 5000 to protect property and possible rental costs. The case may reach the Supreme Court in August.
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Nashville
N. C
North Rocky Mount Baptist Church
Superior Court
Malcolm C. Paul
Samuel H. W. Johnston
Johnston
Paul
Vinson Bridgers
Supreme Court
Ports Director May Be Named Today
The State Ports Authority may select a new director to replace Col. George W. Gillette who resigns today amid controversy. Senator Edwin Pate said the field was narrowed to two or three from 15, with two SPA members unavailable due to distance or illness. The director oversees the Wilmington and Morehead City ocean terminals valued at 7.5 million dollars, and Gillette’s successor may not receive his 13,398 dollar annual salary.
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Goldsboro
N. C
State Ports Authority
George W. Gillette
Wilmington
Gillette
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Pate
SPA
New Year Theme in Crossword Puzzle Clues
A dense set of across and down clues featuring wordplay on numbers colors and phrases. Entries include common terms like abstract idea bench and winter vehicle along with language hints and Greek letters across and down. The puzzle blends multilingual hints and classic crossword staples.
Shoulders Prepares to Fight Perjury Indictment
Former St. Louis police Lt. Louis Shoulders posted a $10,000 bond to await federal perjury charges linked to the Greenlease ransom case. Kansas City grand jury accuses him of false testimony about $600,000 in ransom money tied to the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping and slaying.
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Louis Shoulders
Greenlease
Shoulders
Kansas City
Henry G. Morris
Morris
St. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Judge Accepts Lawyer Plea Over Defendant Innocence
Randolph cab driver Levi Barley faced sentencing after his attorney offered a nolo contendere plea. Superior Court Judge Hoyle Sink accepted the plea and gave Barley a three month sentence on the roads despite Barley's claim of innocence. A constable found a jar of moonshine in Barley’s cab, which he said he did not know was there. Barley’s appeal comes before the State Supreme Court.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Randolph
Levi Barley
Barley
Superior Court
Hoyle Sink
W. C. York’s
Coast Guard and CAP sweep coast for missing Navy plane
A search along the South Carolina coast near Beaufort sought a missing Navy twin engined Beachcraft with three crew aboard. Civil Air Patrol planes joined crews from Akron Ohio to Norfolk Virginia and Wilmington North Carolina in the hunt with a distress call traced to Georgia radio confirms. The crew included Lt Vernon H King pilot Capt Alex Dutkin co pilot J M Passchall aviation machinist mate and radioman Eugene L Renshaw all listed as aboard the missing aircraft.
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Beaufort
S. C
South Carolina
Civil Air Patrol
Here
Naval Air Station
Akron
Ohio
Norfolk
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia
Wilmington
N.C
Vernon H. King
Alex Dutkin
Franklin
J. M. Paschall
Pensacola
Fila
Eugene L. Renshaw
Oakland
Calif
Operation Cocktail Night Aims at Safe New Year Drive
Saranac Lake police will run taxi service as part of Operation Cocktail for New Year Eve revelers. Chief William Wallace reports no New Year’s Eve accidents since deploying the village police car and driver for holiday transport.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
William Wallace
Pink slips to remind drivers about drinking and driving
Washington state patrol will place pink reminder notices on every car parked tonight by liquor establishments. The slips warn, Why take a chance If you have been drinking and drive you could take a life or lose your own and a year of jail and license loss.
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Olympia
Wash
Beggars and Churches Across Soviet Cities
A field report describes beggars in Alma Ata Tashkent and Kiev clustered near churches and religious sites. It notes crowds at worship in Moscow while citing state claims of czarist remnants and comments on church attendance by age groups and sects.
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Pushkin Street
Tbilisi
Georgia
Kiev
Ukraine
Andreevsky
Lavra
Shevcchenko
Lenin Street
Moscow
Laibianka
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