Hormel Is Jailed In Narcotics Case
George Hormel, musician known as George, jailed on narcotics suspicions after officers say they found 13 marijuana cigarettes in his car near Laurel Canyon. Hormel’s friend actress Rita Moreno and state narcotics inspector John E. O Grady give differing accounts. Moreno released on habeas writ returnable Thursday. Hormel to plead not guilty.
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George
Hormel I
Too Fortune
Hormel
Rita Hormel
Leslie Ca
Moreno
O'Connor
John E. O'Grady
Matthew O'Connor
Miss Moreno
O'Grady
Tay Assorignom
Ly Harris
Rita
Rita Moreno
George A. Hormel I
Los Angeles
Goldsmith Leaves Charge on Books
British hotel heir Jimmy Goldsmith keeps the kidnapping charge on record while his four month old daughter Isabela returns to her grandmother, Antenor Patino. Police may drop the case as the child’s health improves after a premature birth and the mother’s death. Dorothy Cockbill, the nurse with the infant, will testify about threats of firing if she contacted Goldsmith.
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George A. McArthur Parish
Jimmy Goldsmith
Isabela
Antenor Patino
Dorothy Cockbill
Patino
Goldsmith
Patinos
Phone Rate Hearings To Resume In North Carolina
The Utilities Commission will resume hearings in Raleigh on the April 1953 order granting Southern Bell a rate increase. Southern Bell sought 3.43 million dollars in July 1952. after a December 1952 hearing an April 1953 order granted 1.65 million dollars. The commission will reassess whether the rates are just and reasonable to the public.
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Raleigh
The
Utilities Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southern Bell
Sion
Seasonal Upturn Seen Amid Mixed Economic Signals
SAM DAWSON reports hints of an uptick with fresher factory orders and rising bank lending, though autos and steel remain cautious. Banking and consumer buying show gradual improvement before the Christmas season, while furniture demand and back to school sales strengthen.
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Sam Dawson
Emoye
Detroit
Steel
Santuniity
National
Retail Furniture Assn
Jury Recommends Mercy For Two Condemned Men
Vienna reports a British army court martial sentenced two young soldiers to death for murdering a Viennese salesman during a wild night but recommended mercy due to earlier good character. Richard McBrinn aged 20 of Belfast and Dennis, 19, London, were found guilty after a beer fueled incident near their barracks. Sentence awaits higher authority confirmation.
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Vienna
Austria
Richard MecBrinn
Belfast
Dennis Ee. Sem
London
False Teeth Behavior: Rock But Do Not Slip or Move
Fragmentary note discusses dentures and their stability, mentioning upper and lower plates and concerns about movement. It references odor and taste aspects and urges teeth to remain stable without sliding or rocking.
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Eueneres
Mentally Retarded Discussed At North Carolina Meeting
Parents of mentally retarded children were urged to focus on the child’s abilities. H. Jay Hickes of Charlotte City Schools advised delegates not to let emotions rule judgment. State Rep. John Umstead urged discussion with lawmakers on state care needs.
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Winston-Salem
H. Jay Hickes
Cral Education
Charlotte City
North Carolina Assn
Lems
John Umstead
Chapel Hill
State Hospital Board of Control
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Healing Substance
A New York report claimsBio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids and stops bleeding without surgery. Pain relief is prompt and shrinkage occurs as sufferers note piles have ceased to be a problem. Preparation H ointment marketed with money back guarantee.
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New York
N. Y
Man Linked With Robbery Near Durham Involves Raleigh Suspect
A Fayetteville man tied to an attempted robbery near Durham is charged with armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Police say the suspect, identified as Johnson, backed a victim into a corner and fired during the pursuit, injuring a Raleigh loan office worker who was shot twice and is in Rex Hospital in fair condition.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Durham
McMillan Furniture Store
Johnson
William Thom
Rex Hospital
Tito Would Turn Down NATO Invitation
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito says Yugoslavia should spurn joining NATO as the alliance is increasingly political and anti Socialist. He notes cooperation with NATO possible while reaffirming Yugoslavia’s socialist alignment and existing defense ties with Greece and Turkey.
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Tito
NATO
Alex Singleton
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Celje
Student Admits Story Hoax
Miss Nancy Plummer a Radcliffe College student from Warren Pa admitted that her tale of kidnapping and doping was a hoax. She had been the subject of a wide search before being found in a garage and later said she drew four books from a set and took a train to Portland.
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Boston
Nancy Plummer
Radcliffe College
Warren, Pa
Actuall
Portland
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