Pat Ward Ends Her Testimony in Jelke Trial
New York March 21 Pat Ward ended five days of testimony against Mickey Jelke and again asserted the Fifth Amendment to shield her sex life. The 21 year old cafe society star said it has been an ordeal and refused to confirm sexual relations with anyone since Jelke's 1953 trial. She admitted earning an additional $100 for a sex date after Florida and testified Jelke recruited her as a high priced call girl. Ward also said she spent time in a First Avenue bar and declined to answer questions about a man identified as Emanuel Trujillo. Several notable figures were named as those with whom she had never had sex dates. Ward testified she netted 10 000 to 15 000 as a Jelke managed call girl and that she turned most money over to Jelke dropping hints about her bank accounts as spectators dwindled.
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Four Who Broke Jail Near Frederick To Be Released
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander reports four youths who escaped from Frederick jail in February 1952 will be available for local authorities on April 30 after release from Arkansas State Penitentiary. The group includes Richard J. Himes, Lawrence Riggles, William B. Tregoning, and John Wright Byrum of Raleigh North Carolina. They escaped by removing a lighting fixture and exiting through a small roof hole, later stealing a car in Ohio before abandoning it. They were awaiting trial for robberies connected to the escape.
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Lawrence Riggles
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Arkansas escapees face detainers and prison terms
Police report that two individuals were picked up for automobile and other robberies in Arkansas and given four year sentences each with potential good behavior credits. Frederick County filed detainers against the escapees, and state authorities in Arkansas announced detainers will be honored next month, with local officers urging their return.
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Sensible Living Admonition Promotes Courage and Duty
A brief exhortation urges sensible conduct and facing difficulties with courage. It emphasizes practical living, keeping focused on meaningful goals, and doing one’s level best despite potential trouble. The message advocates prudence and personal responsibility in daily life.
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Smiling Faith and Trust in Glowing Hearts
A compact line from N.A Lufelrow praising faith and trust as timeless amid happy or sad hours. author signature note included.
Tapeworms and Prevention Known From Doctor Advice
Doctor explains that tapeworms include beef park fish dwarf rat and dog types with heads attaching to bowel walls. Symptoms may be few. diagnosis requires microscopic exam and treatment aims to expel the worm. Prevention focuses on thorough cooking sanitation and deworming pets. historical note cites Carnegie funding for libraries.
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