Bank official admits stealing 50 hundred dollar bills
Willis Roozen, 50, an assistant bank manager in Milwaukee, confessed he pocketed 50 one hundred dollar bills because they were nicely wrapped though not kept in the wrapping. He said the money was spent on a new car for his wife and bills.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Willis Roozen
Man in Air Force Uniform Proclaims Medal Record
Arnold Jackson Ingall, 47, appeared on a downtown Dallas street corner and spoke passionately about earning more medals than General Douglas MacArthur. He carried pencils and razor blades for sale amid the crowd.
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Dallas
Tex
Arnold Jackson Ingall
Air Force
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
UDC Hears Accomplishments Talk By Mrs W A Bivins
Members of the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met for their fall opening session. Mrs W A Bivins, program chair, presented a report drawn from the UDC magazine highlighting the group’s long history of work.
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UDC
W. A. Bivins
High Point
United Daughters of the Conferency
W. G. Kirkman
Otteray Drive
Births and family notices from Archdale area
Joe Cook Sr and Mary Warren announce the birth of son Joe Jr on September 21 at the local hospital. Janis Lynn Payne daughter of Marion and Lois Payne born September 20 at the local hospital. Barbara Louise Coltrane daughter of Robert Coltrane born September 20 at the local hospital. Sylvia Carolyn Cole daughter of James Cole born at Wagner s. McNeill Wagner family announces birth of son David Wayne on September 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Joe Cook
Archdale
Joe
Cook
Mary Warren
Trinity
Marion Payne
North Main Street
Janis Lynn
Payne
Lois Wise
High Point
Robert Coltrane
Route Three
Barbara Louise
Huldah Osborne
James Cole
Sylvia Carolyn
Yugoslav mother regains hope in German case for son
In Lohfelden Germany a U S Appeals Court will decide tomorrow on Paula Pirecniks effort to recover her 11 year old son Ivan Piercnik Sirsch from the home of Gustave Lissch a former SS officer The boy was separated from his mother when she was sent to a concentration camp in 1943 and was later taken in by the Sirsches who say Ivans happiness remains their priority in court.
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Lohfelden
Germany
S. S
U. S
Ivan Piercnik-Sirsch
Gustave Lissch
Paula Pirecnik
Ivan
Sirsches
Eyebrow trends urge natural lines over over tweezing
The article advises against excessive tweezing to lift brows and create permanent surprised looks. It praises natural arches like Liz Taylor’s, recommends grooming with soap, brow brushes, and mascara, and cautions on using black pencil for most, favoring brown and light strokes.
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Beauticians
Liz Taylor
YWCA Weekly Schedule Highlights Activities
Tuesday features girls and junior high swim times at the Y MCA with adult swim and classes in bridge and book reviews. Wednesday lists a luncheon, softball dinner, and teen activities while Thursday offers bridge sessions, teen meetings, and club suppers with speakers.
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Y.M.C.A
Jr. & Sr
Y. M.C.A
Thelma Patrick
Kathleen Russell
Pickett
Jenner Attacks Gov Stevenson in Indiana Speech
Sen William E Jenner assailed Gov Adlai E Stevenson as a strange and sinister madcap character and an over aged college clown in a re election campaign speech at Dale Indiana. Jenner said Stevenson refused to abandon the plus four campus cutup behavior and mocked his smirks and smart aleck image while contrasting Eisenhower's war record with Stevenson.
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Springfield
America
Jenner
Stevenson
Atlantic Coast Line Wins OK for Rocky Mount Station
The Utilities Commission authorized ACL to construct a new passenger station at the intersection of old Nashville Road and South Main Street in Rocky Mount. The panel cited growth from 12,742 in 1920 to 27,697 in 1950 and deemed the project to serve the public interest.
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Raleigh
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
The
Utilities Commission
Rocky Mount
ACL
Old Nashville Road
South Main Street
Main
Hammond
Woodmen Circle Hosts Evening at Mrs Hassell Home
The Woodmen Circle Bridge Club met at 300 Sunset Drive hosted by Mrs G V Hassell with Mrs H W Stroud as associate hostess. Prizes went to Mrs James Ellington and Mrs W R Whitlock. A wedding gift was voted for a recently married member and a practice meeting was planned at the W O W Home. The Grove announced a state inspection next Monday with guests Ethel Donaldson and George Gerrard.
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Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
G. V. Hassell
Sunset Drive
H. W. Stroud
James Ellington
W. R. Whitlock
R. P. Tucker
The
Grove
Ethel Donaldson
Charlotte
George Gerrard
Five Inch Pancake Rolls With Lobster Cream Filling
Bake thin five inch pancakes and roll around a filling of creamed lobster. The result is a delicate bridge luncheon main dish with elegant presentation and rich seafood flavor.
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Elizabeth Taylor
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