Judge Charges Reis Jury in Philadelphia Burglary Case
Judge Charles Staudenmeier opened the charge to a five woman seven man Reis jury in Pottsville. Miss Reis a former chorus girl stands trial for organizing a $478000 burglary tied to gangland kills. Prosecutors say she helped hire burglars and used cash gifts to buy the Celebrity Room in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Charles W. Staudenmeier
Lillian Reis
Miss Reis
John B. Rich
Rich
Philadelphia
Asst
Calvin J. Friedberg
Friedberg
Clyde
Bing) Miller
Miller
John E. Lavelle
Lavelle
Sidney Reiskin
New York
Clarence J. Ferguson
Philadelphia Police
Berkery
Robert Poulson
Ralph Staine Jr
Atlantic County
Red Subs Will Get Scrutiny in Atlantic Deployment
The Navy announced a seven-ship anti submarine group will patrol a stretch of the Atlantic northwest of the British Isles in November for an antisubmarine warfare exercise. Carrier Essex plus six destroyers will comprise the force with ships from Mayport Florida and Newport Rhode Island. Myer Marcus designed the first supermarket shopping cart in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Navy
Essex
British Isles
Jonas Ingram
Noa
Stribling
Mayport
Fla
Myer Marcus
Craig's Body Returned From Texas
The body of James Craig Jr. returned to Wilmington from San Antonio Texas after burns from the September 24 air show crash. Craig 50 a WECT-TV sales rep died in Brooke Army Medical Center where twelve injured included three dead. Funeral is set for Wednesday at Grace Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
James Craig Jr
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Craig
Wect-Tv
Army
Grace Methodist Church
North Carolina
Brooke Army Medical Center
New Jersey
John MacNeill
Pfc
Robert McDonald
Buffalo
N. Y
Ginghamsburg Named for Settler Silas Wells
The western Ohio village of Ginghamsburg earned its name from Silas Wells one of the area’s first settlers who always wore a gingham coat, a distinctive habit that gave the community its moniker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginghamsburg
Ohio
Silas Wells
Perfect Weather Marks North Carolina State Fair Week
Raleigh AP report notes perfect conditions as the NC State Fair enters a week of events including Wake County Day and High School Band Day. L Y Ballentine predicts a record attendance of 750000 while 50000 pass gates by 6 pm Monday. Gov Sanford Ballentine and Julian Rodriguez Adame opened ceremonies at the ultra modern arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wake County
J. S. Dorton
L. Y. Ballentine
Highway Patrol
Retired Methodist Minister Holler Dies at 90
The Rev. Adlai Elwood Holler, 90, a retired Methodist minister, died this week. Funeral services were held in Columbia with final rites at Washington Street Methodist Church and interment planned for Laurel Wood Cemetery in Rock Hill at 5 p.m. He was born in Hickory North Carolina and educated at Concordia College. He served pastorates in Florence Hampton Georgetown Chester Richland Greenville Laurens Anderson Newberry York and Lexington counties and retired in 1943. He is survived by four sons and four daughters from his first marriage and his second wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Adlai Elwood Holler
Washington Street Methodist Church
Laurel, Wood Cemetery
Rock Hill
Hickory
N.C
Concordia College
Florence
Hampton
Georgetown
Chester
Richland
Greenville
Laurens
Anderson
Newberry
York
Lexington
Rayburn Has Relatively Good Day
Sam Rayburn, 79, remained in serious condition at Baylor Hospital after Monday updates called his day relatively good with no major changes. Doctors urged improvement before further treatment with experimental drugs 5-fluorouracil or FUDR, as Dr. Curreri noted he had been seen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Anthony R. Curreri
Cancer Research Hospital
University of Wisconsin
Houston
Curreri
Busy Brother Cultivates 42-Tree Back Yard Orchard
Lucius E. Amiden, 91, tends a 42-tree orange grove in Lakeland without assistance. He harvests his own crop, grows exotic plants in two greenhouses, and flies to New Hampshire each summer to visit his two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland, Fla
Lucius E. Amiden
New Hampshire
Amiden
Calm Nigerian response to Peace Corps postcard incident
Nigerian government and officials urged cool heads after a Peace Corps volunteer, Margery Michelmore, 23, from Foxboro Massachusetts, wrote of primitive living conditions in Nigeria. The government said the incident should not jeopardize U.S. relations and expected her to leave the country as protests spread at Ibadan University where the group studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Lindsay
Lagos
Nigeria
Peace Corps
U.S. Peace Corps
Margery Michelmore
Foxboro
Mass
United States
Theophilus Benson
Kennedy
Michelmore
Ibadan
Washington
Ben
Son
Iba‘dan
Peace ‘Corps
The pitcher plant traps insects in horn shaped chambers
The pitcher plant attracts insects with scent into banana shaped horns. Strong hairs block escape and the inner water contains enzymes and bacteria to digest prey.
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Reis
State Fair Grounds
Texas
North Carolina State College
Land Grant College
U.N
Fran P. Graham
Tar Heel
Consolidated University
Rambler
U.S
Piedmont Rambler, Inc
Main Street
High Point
Radio Nigeria
Stephen 0. Awokoya
Coop
N. Ocean Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Yates Farm
Loose
Wieners
U.S. No
Peciors
Hormel
Millikan
OXON
NY Li
Upark
Apts
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