More Than 100 Prison Admissions At North Carolina Facility
Raleigh May 29 The state prison reports over 100 new inmates admitted in May bringing five month total to exceed 500. Warden Haywood H Honeycutt noted 99 by morning and expects over 100 by week end. Notables include Granville A Dietz and Eugene Ross, with Ross on death row after a failed escape plot.
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Feminine Fashions in London Spring Styles
London spring and summer trends showcase red fashions in feminine apparel. A monocle designed to match dress colors becomes the new accessory. Kies curls made of ostrich feathers grow popular, and hat sewn curls allow blondes to appear brunettes and vice versa.
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Nan Carroll Intercepts Witness Notes In Embezzlement Case
Nan Carroll secretly transcribes Alice Belton testimony and warns Bert Crawford his alibi and bribery schemes may crumble. She hides copies and confronts Crawford with a demand to prevent Morgan from seeing the incriminating material. The tense confrontation hints at deeper double crossings as the case heads to trial.
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American women praised for needlepoint progress in Paris
Anne Hobdy of New York, an American needlepoint expert, studies modern needlepoint in France and Italy. She notes that needlepoint and the jazz era clash but women are creating extensive chair cover sets and drawing room pieces rivaling earlier American work.
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Fool and His Dough Confidence Scam in New York
Oscar Florence, a trusting New Yorker, met a stranger in a subway who promised a better job for a cash payment. He handed over $2000 after being directed to a supposed Dr Parker, only to learn there is no such doctor and report the scam to police.
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