Youth Admits Poisoning Plot Against Friend and Wife
Richard C. LaForce, 19, a physics student at California Institute of Technology, confessed to attempting five cyanide poisonings of Robert P. Hayden to win Hayden's wife Joyce Ellen. He was arrested at Hayden's home after Hayden and his wife alerted authorities and noted the toxic taste in water and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Calif
Richard C. LaForce
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Robert P. Hayden
LaForce
Hayden
Sheriff's
Ministry
Joyce Ellen
la Force
Sheriff's Offices
Bert Wood
A. S. Martin
Joyce
Bob
Kayden
Duke Alumnus In Unique Service to Alma Mater
Floyd Bennett, Duke alumnus and former Liggett and Myers executive, has spent five years volunteering full time for Duke University without pay. Based in Richmond, he helped launch the Duke Loyalty Fund and now coordinates class agent efforts, linking Trinity and Duke alumni through ongoing annual giving. His work strengthens alumni ties and supports Duke’s operating needs and future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman K. Nelson
Durham
Order of Higher Education
Duke University
Floyd 5. Bennett
Bennett
Cleveland, Tenn
Richmond
Duke
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Duke Loyalty Fund
Campus Union
Trinity College
Old Trinity
Trinity
Loyalty Fund
University
Maye Bowling
Ott
Cleerland
Tennessee
James B. Duke
Duke National Council
Five City Students Named to UNC Honor Roll
Jon Keyser Tice made all A’s on UNC’s all A honor roll. Four others earned A or B grades: Sam B. Gibson, Donald Phillip Harris, Richard L. Harris, and Kenneth F. McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNC
University of North Carolina
Jon Keyser Tice
Sam B. Gibson
Donald Phillip Harris
Richard L. Harris
Kenneth F. McCain
Norma Jean Ansell Named to Salem College Dean's List
Norma Jean Ansell of 313 East Farriss Avenue is named to the first semester dean's list at Salem College Winston Salem. She is a sophomore majoring in medical technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Ansell
H. K. Ansell
East Farriss Avenue
Salem College
Winston- Salem
Norma Jean
Doctor's Column Advocates Aureomycin for Amebic Infection
The article explains amebic dysentery's prevalence in the United States, its transmission through contaminated food, and the potential to spread to the liver. It notes many cases are mild or asymptomatic and cites a study where aureomycin cured most patients, with few relapses. It also mentions cortisone eye drops for trachoma in a Q and A section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. T
Unidentified Woman Found On Highway Near Thomasville
An unidentified woman was found unconscious beside US 29 70 near Thomasville around 1 AM. She was taken by Green Funeral Home Ambulance to City Memorial Hospital and later held at Lexington jail for her protection. identity and charges remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lexington County
Green Funeral Home
City Memorial Hospital
Lexington
Firemen Extinguish Blaze In Frame House
City firemen extinguished a blaze at 425 South Main Street yesterday afternoon. The fire began on the second floor of the rooming house occupied by Mrs. H M Lockamy and spread to the attic. Damage estimate was not available this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
H. M. Lockamy
Operation Homburg Campaign By Cub Scouts
Local Cub Scouts visit cabinet officers and other officials during Boy Scout Week to persuade dignitaries to wear scout pins. The campaign is named Operation Homburg by the scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Wrenn Ltd
Leonard
N. Wrenn St
Guilford
Holland
Hays
Kansas
Miki Ann Dreiling
Ralph Butler
Ralph Meckel
Netherlands
NEA Telephoto
Floyd
TOE
ATLAS
Southern Converting CO
P. O. Box
Charlotte, N. C
the Doctor’s
Greensboro
Tucker ST
High Point
Harllee
Prettiest
Valentine
Tourly Pete
Vanity Fair
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!