Home Superintendent Is Restored To Job
Willard Simonton is reinstated as superintendent of the Athens County Home after a grand jury indictment for abusing inmates led to his removal. He was acquitted in Common Pleas Court and his reinstatement, effective August 16, is accompanied by his wife Gladys being reinstated as home matron.
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Athens
Willard Simonton
Athens County
Common Pleas
Gladys
Reefer habit rises as U S treasurer reports surge in marijuana
Treasury figures show marijuana seizures jumped 64 percent last year from 23 588 to 39 694 ounces and arrests climbed from 692 to 987. Mexico remains a major source while U S backyards supply much of the crop. The piece notes risks, effects, and legal penalties.
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U. S. Treasury Dept
Treasury
Mexico
U. S
Victor C. Sanders
Los Angeles
Compton
Cal
Joe
Juarez
Sanders
Threatening Letter Writer Deported From England
Edson Worcester, a 25 year old American from Wilton New Hampshire, was found guilty of being a peace breaker after sending threats to Norma Shreeve a 20 year old English girl who rejected his marriage proposal Worcester was placed under a ten pound peace bond and jailed for deportation under Home Office order A letter read in court stated I am coming to England to set revenge You sure are a stick gold digger Worcester testified he wrote the letters hoping to shock her family into sense and that he loved her
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Birmingham
Eng
Edson Worcester
Wilton
N. H
Worchester
Norma Shreeve
England
Home Office
Worcester
America
Miss America Pageant Opens With Mardi Gras Parade
Atlantic City observers note the 1948 Miss America contest has 550 contestants yet to appear in bathing suits. The program today featured talent with gowns as the official costume, ahead of days of events until the winner is crowned Saturday night. The organizer joked about a marriage proposal remaining open to the winner.
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Atlantic City
Canada Leads World in Platinum Production
Canada remains the top producer of platinum, edging out Russia which ranks second in global output.
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Canada
Russia
Penalty Sought For Not Voting
Charles H. Hubbell proposed a constitutional amendment to punish nonvoters. The plan would strip a qualified elector who did not vote in five years of rights to sue, buy property over $500, and drive. The amendment seeks ballot placement in 1950 with effect in 1953. In China a jinrikisha can move four to seven miles per hour.
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Columbus
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Atty
Hugh S. Jenkins
Hubbel
China
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