Woman Snoozes Loses Cash As Guests Face Larceny
A Clay Street woman woke during a visit with friends to find $456 missing from her person. The hosts Lonnie and Annie Dunlap of East Commerce Street were arrested for larceny and receiving. detectives say the money was recovered and the pair split the loot. Bond set at $500 each, trial slated Feb 27. Other arrests include Lester Robbins on assault, John Simmons Jr on two counts of issuing worthless checks, Bernice De Berry on trespass and assault, Howard Ingram on assault and battery, and Woodrow Locklear on domestic violence charges with hearings set in February.
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Clay Street
Mary Bailey
Lonnie
Annie Dunlap
E. Commerce
Lester F. Robbins
Montlieu Avenue
Robbins
Leroy York
John W. Simmons Jr
Short Street
Simmons
Winn - Dixie
Bernice de Berry
Cross Street
de Berry
Dorothy Mae Brand
Betty Mae Quick
Bond
Howard Ingram
Leonard Street
Ingram
Woodrow Locklear
Kivett Drive
Locklear
Missile Without Nickname Successful Dual Launch
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Fla AP a missile that lacked a nickname lifted off and was launched twice over the Eglin Gulf test range. The GAM83B performed perfectly on both launches and is described as a short ranged tactical weapon with its size speed and range classified. It is a modification of the Navy Bullpup and as of carrying a nuclear warhead.
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Eglin Air Force Base
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Eglin Gulf Test Range
Air Force
Man Sentenced for Auto Larceny in 1959 Case
Benjamin Lafayette Jewell was found guilty of auto larceny for stealing Mrs Ruby Bencini's car in May 1959 in front of a church. He received 18 months to two years in prison and was brought from Northampton County maximum security to face the High Point charge. Other Municipal Court cases included multiple sentences for drunkenness driving with revoked license and assault.
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Benjamin Lafayette Jewell
North Tazwell
Chattanooga
Jewell
Superior Court
Ruby Bencini
John Gray
Woodbine Street
Paul Snuggs
E. Washington Street
Alfred G. Simmons
Short Street
Hubert Slate
Samuel Haselden
Harris Weds 18 Year Old Alice Harris in Las Vegas
Alice Harris 18 daughter of Phil Harris and Alice Faye plans a Saint Valentines Day wedding to S Theo dore Alcus III 25 stockbroker of New Orleans. They filed a license Monday and will wed at Christ Church Episcopal with about a hundred guests. Bridesmaid Phyllis Harris 16. Couple to honeymoon in the Caribbean then reside in New Orleans where Alcus works with his father’s stock brokerage firm.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Alice Harris
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
New Orleans
S. Theo
Dore Alcus III
Harris
Alcus
Christ Church Episcopal
Phyllis
Car Recovered in Quarry Linked to Welcome Bank Heist
Divers found a brown and white 1957 Ford 75 feet underwater in the Superior Stone quarry near Lexington. The car matches a getaway vehicle used in the January 14 Welcome State Bank robbery and possibly the car driven by Gerald Stansel who is wanted on conspiracy charges. Hoyle Justice is jailed and Gerald Graves was arrested for armed robbery in the case.
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Lexington
Here
Welcome Bank
Greensboro
James Swainey
David Swainey
James Swafford
Superior Stone Co
Jan
Lexington State Bank
Gerald Edward Stansel
Stansel
Hoyle Kenneth Justice
Gerald C. Graves
Flint
Mich
Spare time earnings offered in Richmond ad
Ad promises $15.00 daily pay plus salary and commission for men and women. Recruits urged to contact friends and neighbors and write Mr. M. J. Andrews P. D. Box 1-N Richmond Virginia for a personal interview in your home.
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M. J. Andrews
P. D
Richmond
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