Accused's Attorney Says $990000 Belonged to Victim
Greenville based case centers on a $990000 sum claimed by Mary Jane Farrell in a tangled theft involving her husband John Hollingsworth and a missionary linked to the Reform Presbyterian Church in Mexico. The attorney argues the money belonged to Mrs Hollingsworth and that she had been married into wealth, while a web of filings and a Supreme Court matter complicates civil action over ownership.
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APL
John J. Hollingsworth
Mary Jane Farrell
iMiami
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Reform Presbyterian Church
Mexico
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Theo
Ducky) Kuper
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Hollings
McNair
Oxworth
J. P Strom
Florida
Jeffrey Bruce Farrell
Miami
New York City
Philip J. Mandipa
Miamar
Sellingsowith
Mandina
US Supreme Court
Lenoir City
Tenn
UPI
Baker
Nancy Carole Tyler
Fort
Ocean City
Tennessee
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Bobby Baker
Miss Tyler
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Washington
Hillside
Lakeview Cemetery
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Calvary
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Carlton
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West Virginia
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Simple Funeral Service Ends Carole Tyler Story
In Cincinnati, Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and three co-defendants, convicted of jury tampering in Chattanooga, appeal denials of a new trial motion filed last December alleging new evidence. Hoffa was sentenced to eight years and $10,000 fine in 1962 Nashville conspiracy case.
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Cincinnati
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Teamsters
James R. Slofifa
Chattanooga
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Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Frank Wilson
Hafta
Hoffa
Nashville
Gunman Dies In Blaze Near Burgess Home
A gunman died in a blaze at the home of James W. Burgess after a posse confronted him following complaints of firing on Burgess. Authorities said four or five shots were fired at neighbor Henry Leeks but missed as the man, seeking a court order for Burgess’s arrest, barricaded himself and then the house caught fire.
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UPI
James W. Burhead
Argess
Here
Burgess
Black Swamp
Hatlion
Jones County
Wednes
Henry Leks
Ilton and Lanier
Tier
Luther Hamilton
Gess
Warren
Lanier
Tennessee Today Mempis Parking Ticket Mixup
Police in Memphis voided 58 parking tickets after realizing a shift of No Parking signs during the Cotton Carnival caused drivers to be ticketed while away from their cars. Officials called it an oversight and pledged to cancel the tickets. In Nashville, an NLRB election at American Bread Co is expected next week amid labor disputes, with charges of unfair practices dismissed. In Knoxville, shop teacher C J W Smith was acquitted of assault charges. the judge ruled it an administrative matter for the schools.
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Rashville
GPI
National Labor Relations Board
American Bread Company
Teamsters Local 327
NLEB
Teamsters
Knoxville
UPI
Rule
C.J. W. Smith
J. Fred Bibb
Knox County
James Pierce Sr
Jimmy
Smith
Violence at bicycle plant sparks lawman plan in Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Tennessee faces a wave of labor unrest as Teamsters pickets clash with police near the Murray Ohio Company bicycle plant. Two dynamite explosions rock the area while state troopers and local officers tighten security after a meeting with union leaders.
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Yeamsters
Usion
UPL
Clement
Frank Clement
Lawrence
Janvage
Murray Ohio Company
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