Community Pledges Faith in Accused Bank Official
In Illenville a town rally and petition drive back banker William Rose, accused of misusing $580,000 as Home Federal Bank president. Rose signed as president the next day, while residents and civic leaders express overwhelming faith and plan a Liberty Square petition booth. He faces federal charges and is free on $25,000 bail.
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Army Taught Sniper Kills Holdup Man in Charleston
Charleston, W. Va. A pawn shop holdup ended in death after a man claimed to be an Army sniper trained since World War I. Ex-GI Al Stevens, 45, described as a clerk, told police he shot the fleeing robber, George Bayes, 33, of Charleston, during a chase in a dark alley. The weapon was a deer rifle.
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New Hearing Aid Promises Deaf Listen With Both Ears
Chicago report on Gabriel Heatter describing a novel hearing device claimed to let deaf individuals hear with both ears. The ad asserts no cords or receivers, a discreet wearable, and invites readers to request a free sample by mail from Beltane Hearing Aid Co in Chicago.
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Assemblyman Seeks Free Admissions to All Fairs
Sacramento based Assemblyman Semel R. Geddes announces a plan to introduce a bill next month granting free admissions to all fairs including the State Fair. He argues fairs belong to the people and opposes charging attendees to view fair products and exhibits.
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