Rancher to Battle Bears In Court In North Carolina
Wayneesville story: Tom Alexander, a rancher near Waynesville, faces federal charges for killing a bear in what he says was defense of his cattle. He could face six months in jail or a $5,000 fine. The case is set for the Asheville federal court term starting Nov. 10.
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N. C
Mountains National Park
Tom Alexander
Asheville
U. S
Thomas A. Uzzell
Alexander
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Experiece
Dick Moody
Television Schedule Flash from October Evening Lineup
Television and radio listings recount an October broadcast slate with CBS ABC and local stations. Programs span news fashion drama and children’s fare from 6:15 pm to 12:00 am including Father Knows Best News and Commentaries and evening crime thrillers.
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Blanck backs Ike despite farm sign vandalism
AFL leader Edward H. Blanck said he would support Dwight D. Eisenhower to the end. A fire destroyed a farm sign promoting Ike, posters appeared, braces were cut, and Blanck vowed to restore the sign and place a 24 hour guard.
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Ill
Edward H. Blanck
AFL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Colla Blanck
Speeding charge in Nanaimo ends with small fine
William Eastman was fined ten dollars after an officer testified he drove at 65 miles an hour in Nanaimo British Columbia. The officer said Eastman had a bored look on his face during the speeding incident.
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Nanaimo
B. C
William Eastman
Time Zone Clarification for Radio Listings
The notice explains the time standards used for broadcasting in EST. It notes adjustments: CST is one hour behind EST and MST is two hours behind EST. It warns against last minute relay changes and scheduling alterations.
Tenant Disliked Eviction Notice Sparks Vandalism
Estelle Rowland testified that John Lambert 33 damaged her Detroit apartment after she asked him to move out. He scorched walls scratched wallpaper damaged flooring stuffed a vent with trash pounded nails into woodwork broke bathtub legs hinges on door stove door medicine chest and tore a ceiling fixture. Lambert was fined 30 dollars and placed on two years probation.
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Detroit
Estelle Rowland
John Lambert
Lambert
Fifteen Prisoners Released on Parole
Raleigh Paroles Commissioner N F Ransdell announced the release on parole of fifteen prisoners including three serving terms for second degree murder. The list names Willard Warren Thomas Taylor Oscar Hall Melvin Crawford Franklin Mack Rich ard Reynolds Woodrow Morris Munson Locklear J M Duhling Harry Branch James Joyner Edison Roland Joyce Roland with sentences ranging from 6 to 57 years for various offenses across multiple counties.
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N. F. Ransdell
Willard Warren
Guilford County
Thomas Taylor
Wake
Oscar Hall
Bladen
Melvin Crawford
Cleveland
Franklin D. Mack
Richard F. Reynolds
Harnett
Woodrow Morris
Cumberland
Munson Locklear
Robeson
J. M. Duhling
Durham
Harry Branch
Wilson
James Joyner
Jail pair linked by burglary escape in Oakland
Charles L. Thomas aged 28 and James Franklin aged 24 met in county jail on burglary and narcotics charges. Thomas bailed out first and allegedly went to Franklin’s home to rob it.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles L. Thomas
James Franklin
Thomas
Franklin
Man steals police car after wife threats call police
In Detroit, George Anderson, amid a week long drinking bout, told his wife to call Clawson police. He stole the only police car, returned home, and was booked on auto theft charges after officers arrived in a borrowed car.
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Detroit
George Anderson
Clawson
Anderson
Early Village Life Emerges in Near East Excavations
Archaeological finds in the Near East suggest humans began forming village settlements around 10,000 years ago, indicating a major shift from hunter gatherer lifestyles to settled communities. The discoveries point to early social organization and potential agricultural practices shaping subsequent civilizations.
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