Convicted Arsonist Gets Added Term
Doris Gordon, 20, stood in Superior Court in Winston Salem to receive a two to three year sentence for arson at her residence plus a further one to two year term. On leaving, she slapped state witness Louise Stanton. Judge Walter E Johnston ordered the case reopened and imposed additional prison time to cool her temper. Mrs Gordon admitted setting the fire.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Doris Gordon
Superior Court
Louise Stanton
Walter E. Johnston
Mrs. Gordon
Fire Over Argument Burns Husband's Clothes
A dispute in their apartment ends with a fire set to the husband’s clothing on June 19. No further injuries reported as investigators assess the scene and determine motive.
Crow as Evil Omen Bird in Ancient Times
A historical note describes the crow as the wiliest bird and explains that in olden times its black plumage led to its classification as a bird of evil omen.
Mild Restraints On Credit May Prevent A Bust
Money managers favor mild restraints on credit to curb inflation fears while preserving the current boom. Short term borrowing costs rise and long term government bond yields adjust, as regulators urge sensible consumer lending. Officials warn against overstocking to beat price rises, fearing a repeat of past recessions if credit overheats.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Comedian Joe Lewis Doing Fine After Diabetes Attack
LAS VEGAS November UP Comedian Joe E Lewis is reported doing fine and in good spirits at Rose de Lima Hospital in Henderson as he recovers from a diabetes attack The nurse quotes Lewis saying If I were alive I’d be a mighty sick man a lighthearted remark from the entertainer timed to his condition and recovery.
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Las Vegas
Joe E. Lewis
Rose de Lima Hospital
Henderson
Press Agent Hannagan Leaves Fortune to Actress
New York based press agent Steve Hannagan died in Africa in 1953 leaving six life insurance policies totaling 218,399 and naming actress Ann Sheridan as beneficiary. The surrogate's court inventory listed an estate of 1,109,551 in securities, insurance and business interests.
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New York
Steve Hannagan
Ann Sheridan
Africa
Hannagan
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