Extradition fight over South Carolina fugitive in New Jersey
In Trenton New Jersey Arthur Garfield Hays asked Attorney General Walter D Van Riper to oppose extradition of John Collier a 26 year old Black man held in Essex County jail on a South Carolina chain gang case. Van Riper said the governor may deny extradition but must weigh conscience and justice.
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Trenton
N. J
Arthur Garfield Hays
The
American Civil Liberties
New Jere
Walter D
New Jersey
Hays
South Carolina
John Collier
van Riper
J. Walter E. Edge
Essex County
Greenwood
South
Newata
Collier
United States
Harry Moore
Robert Elliott Burns
Georgia
van Ripe
Abram Golden
Newark
Cata
Administrator's Notice for Adolphus M. Caddie Estate
The administrator Weldon Cable is appointed to the estate of Adolphus M. Caddie. Creditors must file an itemized verified statement of account within one year from June 12 or lose their claim. Notice dated June 11, 1946 with Allen Austin as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus M. Caddie
Weldon Cable
Allen Austin
Sphygmometer Fetches 75 Cents At Buffalo Auction
A bartender outbid bidders at a police auction of unclaimed property to win a sphygmometer for 75 cents. The device, used to check pulse beat, surprised the buyer who admitted he did not know its purpose yesterday in Buffalo, New York.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Oe
Cure
Ancient Egyptians Played Checkers Like Game Around 1600 B.C.
A game akin to checkers was played by Egyptians as early as 1600 B.C., illustrating early strategic board play in ancient culture.
CROSSWORD Here are clues from Eugene Sheffer Horizont
A collection of crossword clues including old maxim fourth cast eagle's nest pronoun cast off necessary refused no small french eat away cooking utensils symbol for tellurium goes in came together church service meadows useless germ prepares for publication military assistant glistening brightness equalizes lateral boundaries note in the scale vouched for ancient English court negative tract of land for public recreation awaited adjustment trace gentleman's estate masculine avow prophet festive attentive consideration queen of the fairies stupid person
Truman Says He Is Cold To Pauley Opponents
Washington June 26 President Truman reportedly shows cool relations with Senators who opposed Edwin C Pauley’s navy post nomination The White House dispute is linked to a letter Truman allegedly sent to Senator Tobey praising Ickes and blaming Tobey for food aid fights The president allegedly chose feeding people at home over grain for abroad in the Poultry debate.
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Washington
Truman
Edwin C. Pauley
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Tobey
R-Nh
Pauley
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
White House
New Hampshire
Ickes
Seven Draftees From Thomasville Leave For Fort Bragg
Seven draftees from Thomasville depart May for final induction at Fort Bragg. The group includes Irvin Dewey Crouse Billie Joe Culler Fred Long Everhart Leslie Wilkins Davis Sheldon Zane Sherrill Alfred Lee McLain and Harry Burnett Crapps all volunteers. Additional registrations and pre induction exams were noted with names listed among local servicemen and volunteers. Ice patrol vessels of the U S coast guard cover vast miles in pursuit of icebergs.
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Thomasville
Fort Bragg
Irvin Dewey Crouse
Billie Joe Culler
Fred Long Everhart
Leslie Wilkins Davis
Sheldon Zane Sherrill
Alfred Lee McLain
Harry Burnett Crapps
R. G. Surratt
Brantley Lindsay Snider
Willard Nelson Parrish
Foy Thurman Fine
Denton
Thomas Alexander Lanier
Paul Vernon Myers
Leon Lacy Pierce
John Wesley Buckner, Jr
Charles Edward Sowers
Lloyd Odell Roberts
George Robert Tolson
James Warren Armentrout
Isaac Junior Bryant
Robert E. Walsh
Chester Cline Baily
Clyde Lee Leonard
Winston-Salem
Everett William Allison
Clyde Lee Cecil
High Point
Grady Cecil Swaim
Lester Andrew Sink
James Lonnie Paris
Ned Dean Elston
Norwood
Walter Harold Everhart
Paul Green, Jr
James Lucky Embry
Archie Reid Myers
James Renfrew Ward
Billy Charles Bray
Platinum Stoves in Rusted Peasant Homes
Half a century ago in Russia, platinum was so cheap it appeared in daily life as peasants used platinum pans to cook meager meals and stoves featured platinum stovepipes.
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Russia
Café Talk Reflects on Money and Character
Casual column recounts a cafe conversation with a local businessman who argues money is power and asks if any man can resist a price. The piece weaves in biblical quotes, historical figures, and memories of ministers and churchmen, ending with a humorous inscription on a mule tombstone.
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B. Man
America
Missouri
Maggie
Radio Daylight Savings Schedule Notes Across Timezones
The listing outlines time adjustments for daylight saving across eastern central mountain and other zones. It details program blocks with start times, repeats, and network sources, noting local relay variations and standard to daylight conversion.
Prospective Farm Buyers Warned On Prices At Risk
Dr. F. F. Hill of Cornell warns farm real estate prices may surge again with high incomes and veterans returning to farming. He compares today’s market to 1920, noting price gains in New York and the U.S. and cautions buyers on financing terms and the risk of a prolonged downturn after a peak.
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Ithaca
N. Y
INS
F. F. Hill
Department of Agricultural Economics
Cornell University
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Hill
New York
United States
Cornell
Right to Appeal Questioned in Municipal Court
The case of Robert H. Coward of 125 Fowler Street questions his right to appeal a non support judgment for an illegitimate child. He was found guilty and ordered to pay $61 medical bills, $6 weekly support, and $20.50 costs. Coward appealed after paying costs and missing the June 22 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hi. Coward
Fowler Street
Coward
Ruth Rollins
East Carolina Teachers' Paper To Be Bi-Weekly
Joe Tew editor of the Teco Echo for 1946 47 announces the student newspaper at East Carolina Teachers College will publish bi weekly in the summer term. Mary E. Wooten named business manager. Garlan Bailey named associate editor. James L. Whitfield appointed adviser.
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Greenville
Joe Tew
Thomasville
Teco Echo
East Carolina Teachers College
Mary E. Wooten
Kinston
Student Cooperative Council
Garlan Bailey
James L. Whitfield
College News Bureau
Greensboro Man Heads AHEPA District Officers
Greensboro officers elected to the third district of the Order of AHEPA include Nicholas P. Brous as governor and Harry Pappas as lieutenant governor. Daughters of Penelope also elected with Miss Mary Tsouvalas as district governor and Miss Ann Willias as lieutenant governor. Richmond, Virginia, chosen as the 1947 convention city.
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Greensboro
Order of Ahepa
Nicholas P. Brous
Harry Pappas
Demetrius N.mandris
Annapolis
Mike Zarpas
Washington
Ted George
Baltimore Md
William Simopoulos
Lynchburg
Daughters of Penelope
Mary ‘Tsouvalas
Ann Willias
Helen Pappas
Lilly Mamalis
Charlotte
Happy Cockines
Richmond
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N. C
Bragg
U. S. Coast Guard
W. A. Bivins
William Coxe
England
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Sir Robert Walpole
Coxe
Henry Ford, Sr
Gilmore
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Maurier
Cheno
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Tennessee
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Walter Kiernan
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Howe
Mbs-West
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Clayton
Dick Tracy
Abe-West
Superman
Mba-West
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G. MacRae
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Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Abe World News
Che Cal Tinney
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Lanny Roas
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Jack Smith
Raymond
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Basic
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Abe Ellery Queen
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West
Abe Cecil Brown
Kaltenborn
Nbbe
Bill Brandt
Mia
Cha Lum
Abner
Baste
Pienne O'Nellis
Hildegarde
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Christian
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Eddie Cantor
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Cugar Orches
Kay Kaiser
Cba
Curt Massey
Rose Orches
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