Five Arrested in Money Order Case
Five men were arrested in a money order theft ring tied to stolen orders and postal service investigations. Suspects include Mickay Mietelt, Bright Wagner, Angus Mitehel, and others said to be linked to Enterprise Missouri and Troly, Massachusetts area targeting cashing schemes. The case involves $38,000 in stolen orders and a postal inspector's probe.
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UPI
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Eharges
Itashi
Taw
Estee
Gaion Post Office
Yhayl Wagner
Ng Stelen Zaohey
Anus Mulchell
Ara
Siefen Imanyyarriers
Mickay
Mietelt
Bright
Louis, Medonde
Angus Mitehel
Enterprise
Wagner
Troly
Ted Woods Named Publicity Chief for Arkansas Park Plan
Ted Woods, longtime WHAM radio manager, was named executive director of the Arkansas Publicity and Parks Commission. He will resign from his current post to take the $7,000 yearly position, moving with his wife Betty to Lille Maple. The seven member commission selected Woods after Woodle resigned to accept the post.
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WHAM
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Arkansas Publicity and Parks
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Cam- Uisiesleision
Bam WB. Kirby
Gev. Faubus
Weeds
Ager
Woodle
Cedder
Madnagor
Lille
Betty Woods
Wbnalitindal
Arkalisses Gazette
Helen World
Oxecoln
Velen
Court Ruling Sends Army Notice on Discharges
Federal court states that military discharges labeled honorable by officials may be reviewed for legality. Justice Sterling M. Fincheson leads the decision, with several justices dissenting on military discharge standards and implications for public school integration debates.
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Glengels
Une
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Virginia
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M. Fiuicheson
Michigan
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Bayern
Ding Menbors
Ray Robbison Returns to Ring in Lake One
After a Friday layoff, Ray Robbison faces Carmen Basin for the title in Chicago. Robbison has trained today after an idle spell since Sunday, when he endured a tough youth session.
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Eupi
Ray Robbison
Champiog
Carmen
Chicago
Ray
Directors Accused in Funeral Service Case
A report details allegations against funeral directors including Leo Miles and Leggetty over procedures and alleged improper handling of a funeral service. The matter centers on claims of inadequate safeguards and financial irregularities totaling thousands of dollars.
Farm income rose but less to spend in 1959
The Agriculture Department reports farm net income up 6.6 percent, yet per capita spending declines by about 34 percent. Realized income fell from 2488 dollars to 1834 dollars, while net income includes unsold crops and livestock values. Population at farm level rose, boosting average income per person to 803 dollars.
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WastttNercy
Arlins
Four Persons Die in Collision Near Carlyle
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train collided with a car at an intersection in Carlyle. The driver Lester Benny, 16, and sisters Phyllis Steen, 14, and Beverly Kay Besler were killed. Eugene Hising, age unknown, also died after being treated at St Joseph Hospital. Gerald Allen Bory, injured with a broken arm, and Lester Wheat, injuries pending determination, were hospitalized after the crash about 810 am.
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Benny
Phyllia
1Steene
Plovel Kay
Besler Betmy
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Eugene Higsing
St. Joseph' Hospikal
Emigrant Astor Turns Fur Trader For Great Wealth
German emigrant Astor sailed to Atherton guided by shipmates advice and entered the fur trade. He traded directly with the Indians, persuading them to exchange a season’s catch for trinkets or a blanket. Through thrift and hard work he amassed about $200,000 in six years in Britain.
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Dohh Dovot Astor
Atherton
Thals
Britonnien Teueyelohedia
US aid to Jordan reaches fifty one point seven five million
The embassy stated that American assistance to Jordan had reached fifty one million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars to meet the budget deficit. The funds were part of a new one million dollar grant aimed at supporting Jordan's financial needs.
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Jordan
Barranquilla Team Advances to Third Round
American trio Grant Goldeh of Chicago Cardinal Muntey of Denver Tony Vincom of Miami and Frost of Monterrey Cullfy and Budge Patty of Los Angeles reach the third round. Barranquilla faces Colombia opponents Tuesday in upcoming matchups.
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Chicago
Cardinal Muntey
Denver
Tony Vincom
Miami
Fla
Duck Frost
Monterrey
Cullfy
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Infernalione
Colombia
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