Clemson College dismisses 257 cadets after April Fool escapade
Clemson College dismissed 257 cadets on Wednesday after an April Fool prank caused a campus wide disruption. President Melt and Commandant Minus oversaw the disciplinary action, with 18 seniors and 182 freshmen plus 62 sophomores expelled or reassigned. Numerous names of cadets from many South Carolina towns were published as part of the campus discipline roll.
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Up Front Confession From Clemson Veterans on College Notice
Ex junior class members sign a letter to the State editor acknowledging missteps in reporting about Clemson College. They urge imparity, defend facts, and cite military orders and student council actions connected to the March incident. The letter asserts no intentional falsehood and calls for accountability.
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Henderson Withdraws From U S Senate Race
The Hon D B Henderson of Aiken withdraws from the United States Senate race. He cites personal reasons and states there is no duty compelling action, expressing gratitude for support and hoping voters will choose a suitable candidate for the state's good.
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Picture of War Bride Reunited After 63 Years
A daguerreotype taken from a Union soldier’s body during the Civil War is returned to a contemporary woman after a 63 year search by Waarr M. Whitenour of Watterson Ned. The case bears the names John Rawson and Nellie Augusta Nettleton of Maine, now linked to Mrs PS Stowe of Milford Conn. The tale spans Confederate capture, family tracing, and a late restoration of a long-mought memory.
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