Court docket actions list including multiple fines and forfeit
Court records show numerous defendants and penalties. Becket, Muldrew, Brown, Butler and others faced forfeit bonds fines for offenses including driving while intoxicated untaxed liquor and peace disturbances. Amounts ranged from 3 to 100 dollars with cash bonds forfeited and brief jail terms noted.
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Beto Muldrew
Burk Brown
Joe Butler
Orbfiketness
Iitvense
Henry Hill
Leslee Shaw
Amos Smith
Hare Jod Lee
Dale Gamblé
Bohd ‘ Lit
Wessett
Lonnie C. Jackson
Bestraylig
Gable Denies Affair Claims In Hollywood Trial
Scanner notes recount Gable denying relations with actresses and others as trial testimony proceeds. Witnesses including Kay Spreckels and Josephine Dillon are cited, with Rahmstone and Secretive magazines alleged to have pursued material. The report details alleged romantic links and dates tied to Clark Gable and various figures in 1920s Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leflen
Los Angeles
Weiheesdy de Seafts
Clark Gebl
Gable
Kay Spreckels
Howard Fishmore
Ae Scaffa
Brute Cabot
Rushmore
Josephine Dillon
Tinr Ried Fromm
Rushmara
de Seuffa
Letter Rate Continued From Page One Before The House
A bill designed to cut the Postal Service deficit is outlined to raise letter and second class rates. Regular letters would move to six to seven cents, and four to five cents for regular stamps. The plan also proposes annual 15 percent increases in second class rates for newspapers and magazines and a 58 percent rise in the advertising matter third class rate. Also noted is a duty on three legislative acts and a driver violation in a separate docket. The record mentions Edward Smith, charged with driving while intoxicated, who pled guilty and was fined $250 with license suspension.
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Lars
Lunce
Doclet P
Edward, Smith
Flood Strands Dover Resident Amid Record Rainfall
Paul Zander, visiting Dover, was carried by floodwaters to the tops of trees as a +flood reached depths of about 14 feet. Fire units evacuated residents from waterlogged areas while reports show rainfall near seven inches and unofficial gauges at 5.04 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshiahiaa
Crerka
Contientials and Hollywood Affairs in Indictment Audio
Testimony centers on alleged Hollywood infidelities used to obtain material for stories. Rushmore cites a Dillon page from a romantic source, naming a person, clashing with defense questions about other alleged affairs. Several named figures and gossip channels are referenced as part of the trial narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uraduetion Tohe Quey
Mr. Harrison
Robert Flatric Abi
Confitedlind
Tote
Atends
Morcm Aia
Finvie
Hare Town
Hilge Quillan
Hind
Hadrison
Ira
Hollywood
Mbyie
Rushmore
Révlimae
Dillon
Clark -Grdié
Ian
Miss de Sonffa
Wiliam
Quillans Hame
Desi’ Athiaz
Ronnies
Girly
Adams
Betty Pu
Hin Novak
Marilyn Monroe
John Gorffeld
Winstoff Chuwnehill
J. Robert Op
Dieeny
Sored Magazini 4
Tushmore Ilsd
Mac
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allblehry
Harrigan
Bacaaa
Wise
Arthur Crowley
Rushmare
Harrison
Crowley
Rush
Bridge Club Hosts 47 Players at Prescott Home
Mrs Neldin entertained the 47 Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon, hosting Grub Hoatass, dark Robey, and Mrs Char He Soolt. The living room was festive with summer flower arrangements. Robey won the high score award. Other members included Mrs E R Ward, Mrs J B Franks, Mrs C W Watkins, Mr Hob Reynolds, Mrs Bob Yarbrough and Mrs C J Gray. A dainty dessert course was served.
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Dark Robey
Char- He Soolt
Dir Neldin
47 Bridge Club
Fer
Robey
E. R. Ward
J. B. Franks
C. W. Watkins
Hob Reynolds
Bob Yarbrough
C. J. Gray
Hbatess
Doria Admits Trial Testimony In Machinery Union Probe
Testimony revealed Doria’s posture as Allied Industria secretary treasurer amid a union bond case. Witnesses described cashier checks and questioned misused funds. Doria rejected claims of personal gain, invoking Fifth Amendment protection as committees pressed for records and explanations.
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Merllen
Doria
Amar
Allied Industria
Warkerd
Farmenly
Pibney Te
Dorla
New York
Johnny Did
Kiwanis Sufipop Event At Experiment Station
About forty Prestatt Kiwanis Club members attended a Sufipop supper at the Hope Experiment Station Clubhouse. An on-site talk by Dry Walsh on breeding and cross pollination of watermelons followed. Guests enjoyed cold watermelon after the talk.
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Prestatt Kiwanis
Hope Experiment Station
Gros
Walsh
Local families host visitors and relatives across several towns
Mildred Barren and Mrs Thurston Herring hosted guests while Bill and Mrs Fonkie Newth welcomed kin. Joy Hebert and Deléid joined from Boolikd Alabama with Mrs Hobert Maxwell of Tekat kaha visiting. Jamies Btain from Little Rock stayed with his mother Mrs Hinsh Hays. Mary Anh Denton returned home to Levington New Mexico after visiting her parents. Leslie and Joan Weller of Houston guests of Mrs Ade duth Peathey. Albert and Mrs Rey Loomis with Billy and Gene spent time on Lake Ouachita. Mr and Mrs Bil Mortit and children returned home from a visit with Ida and Sue Martin. Friends of Mrs H J Bemis note her surgery at Texarkana Hospital.
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Arkansas
Mercury
Big
Allowanves
Hope, Aik
Hig
Prescott News
Piney Wools Distriel
Boy Scouts For America
Prescott
Lowson Hotel
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howeard
Mr. ‘and
City Management ‘Board of Directors
City of Hope
Cecil Delaney
Cecil
Lipton
Tullis English
OKRA
Jowel
Mig Hart Hiercer
Mildreid
Thurston Herring
Bill
Fonkie Newth
Deléid
Miss Joy Hebert
Boolikd
Hobert Maxwell
Tekatkaha
Bob Arbett
Dat Hays
Jamies Btain
Little Rock
Hinsh Hays
Harold Denton
Mary Anh
Levington
New Mexico
Hes
G. J. Nelson
Weller
Leslie
Joan of Houston
Tees
Ade Duth Peathey
Benguier Ai Force Base
Morocco
Albert Peachey
Mre
Rey Loomis
Billy
Gene
Lake Ouachita
Abd
Bil Mortit
Balon Rouge
Ida Martin
Sue Martin
JH. Bemis
Texarkana Hospital
Peay Aee
Oldsmobile
Vic Ramone
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