Girl Breaks Into Jail Over Boyfriend Theft
Westerville police charged 20 year old Boake Boykin with trespassing after she crawled through a jail window and allegedly stole a blotter page bearing her boyfriend Jeffery MacArthur's home. MacArthur, 21, of Toledo, was arrested on speeding and DUI charges and released on bond. The incident followed a patrolman spotting the girl inside the jail and a matron reporting the recovered blotter page. Mayor's Court appearance for MacArthur set for Nov 9.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Westerville
Harry Schutte
Boake Boykin
Jeffery MacArthur
Toledo
MacArdent
Miss Boykin
MacArthur
Man Fined Grounded For Tipsy Operation
Middletown driver Carl Norris aged 65 at 615 Seventh Ave was fined over 200 dollars and given three days in jail after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Judge J. J. Lamb ordered a one year suspension of his driving rights following an Oct. 19 arrest when Norris’ car struck a light standard and tree on Verity Parkway. Judge Lamb also discharged charges of disorderly conduct for Lester Poff of Trenton and assault and battery for Clarence Clay.
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J. J. Lamb
Middletown
Carl Norris
Seventh Ave
Norris
Verity Parkway
Lamb
Lester Poff
State St
Trenton
Clarence Clay
Flemming Road
Spouses Die Same Hour Miles Apart
In Sarasota at 1 30 p m a 55 year old German refugee Albert W Simon died of a heart ailment in a Sarasota hospital Monday His wife Erna died in West Berlin at 7 30 p m of a similar ailment The two deaths were linked by cablegrams notifying the other the coincidence emerged. Simon a mechanic in the city garage and ex circus aerialist came to Sarasota in 1958 His wife remained in Germany due to ill health Rotterdam along the Rhine ranks second only to New York in world harbors.
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Sarasota
Fla
West Berlin
Albert W. Simon
Germany
Erna
Simon
Rotterdam
New York
Bilenkin Called In Liquor Probe
A special grand jury probing influence payments in Ohio liquor operations recesses until November 13 after a session. Witnesses named include Gilbert Bilenkin of Famous Brands and Gale Clymer of the Liquor Department. Mahler of Chicago led to the probe. subpoenas were to be filed for Bilenkin and his attorney to testify and bring records.
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Columbus, Ohio
Liquor Control
Paul Heil
Akron
Waterfill & Frazier Distillery Co
Chicago
Waterfill & Frazier
Joseph H. Mahler
Gilbert Bilenkin
Dayton
Famous Brands, Inc
Gale Clymer
Department of
Mahler
Adrian B. Fink Jr
Eilenkin
Milton Farber
Columbus
Cat Market Slumps in Norco Real Estate Sign Change
In Norco California a front yard sign shifts from "Free Kittens" to "Free cats" reflecting a downturn in the cat market. The snippet notes a local school slogan "KEEP OUR GOOD SCHOOLS" accompanying the scene. The piece captures a quirky snapshot of consumer demand and community priorities.
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Norco
Calif
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Tamara Huston
Seattle
Lee Huston
Tamara
Harry Holt
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Dodge
Merc
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CLC Ap
A/aku
Ohio State
Joyce
Thel McGraw
POL. Adv
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Dallas
Tex
Mark McElroy
Sidney S. Shine
Famous Brands
Committee For Good Schools
Charles B. Palmer
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N. Main St
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