Streeton Murder Trial Set to Start in Superior Court
More than a score of witnesses are slated to testify in the murder trial of Charles Gonzaga Streeton in Superior Court. Subpoenas issued to 15 state witnesses include city county and state police officers and an autopsy assistant. The defense plans to call about six witnesses, likely including medical professionals. The trial may require a special jury panel and possibly extends into the weekend depending on jury selection and deliberations.
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Joe Brown
Enterprise
Charles Gonzaga Streeton
Superior Court
Herman Burrows
Carl Davis
C. A. York, Sr
J. D. Groome
Davis
George A. Patton
Guilford County
Streeton
Maryfield Convalescent Home
Charles G. Streeton
George B. Patton
Franklin
Charles T. Hagan, Jr
James W. Clontz
Arthur York, Jr
Capehart Urges Truman to Use Horse Sense in Policy
Senator Capehart of Indiana condemned President Truman for deficits and misrepresented facts in a recent economic message. He warned that continued spending would bankrupt the country and criticized the Brannan farm plan for regimentation and production cuts.
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Washinton
Capehart
R-Ind
Truman
Indiana
Congress
Brannan
Hearing On Murder Charge Continued In Thomasville
Preliminary hearing for Homer Thayer 36 textile worker Cedar Lodge resident charged with second degree murder of Luther Teague 40 was continued in recorder s court to July 29. Continuance to allow defense counsel J F Spruill of Lexington to appear. The rifle slaying occurred Saturday night in the Thayer home kitchen.
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Thomasville
Homer Thayer
Cedar Lodge
Luther Teague
Recorder’s Court
Thayer
J. F. Spruill
Lexington
Teague
Turner
Two Main Street Summer School Students Earn Diplomas
Thomasville city schools closed a five week summer session at Main Street school. Miss Clarisse Rose said two students Matoka Holder and Donald Whitehead earned high school diplomas. Enrollment included 39 high school and 40 grammar grade pupils from several local areas.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Clarisse Rose
Matoka
Donald Whitehead
Fair Grove
Mills Home
Hasty
Colonial Drive
Kern Street
New York Soldier Claims Mistreatment by Reds in Berlin
Constabulary Recruit Christus Rangaves, 21, formerly of Manhattan, says he was held and mistreated by Soviet guards for months in the Russian zone. Returned to the American sector in Berlin, he faces malnutrition care and an absence without leave charge. Army says there is no direct evidence of physical violence. He reportedly crossed into the Soviet zone five months ago with his German girlfriend.
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Berlin
New York
Germany
Christus Rangaves
Ninth Ave
Manhattan
Rangaves
Army
A.W.O.L
Swords Carried by Soldiers Noted as Steel
The report states that the swords carried by the soldiers were made of steel, confirming the material used in the weaponry observed during the event.
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West College Drive
C.A. York, Sr
Yorks
W. High ST
Beter
Delta
Central Ice Delivery Company
St. — Pione
Frigidaire Refrigerator
America
North Main
Parke, Davis - Lamborn
Detroit
Michigan
Koon Ts-Mighee
U. S
NTL
North Street
Greenville
SO. Carolina
Ward Cleaners
English
Housewives
Your Power Company
Duke Power Company
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