Coy Jury Still Out After 1 Nourg
Jury in the trial of Billard Coy, former deputy county clerk, Deliberated over 20 hours. Judge McCrory left court to attend the funeral of Judge Anderson. Jury asked to examine cash sheets linked to cash handlers Huntress II and Beaumier. Coy faced charges of taking 150 for a beer license fee from Castellana and not remitting it to the tax collector. The defense said the fee was collected for applicants’ convenience and not for Coy’s use.
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Tor Het
Friday Moon
Fale
WW. McCrory
Grintal District Court
W. 5
Anderson
Androt
Hoot
George W. Huntress II
W. BR. Beaumier
Cor
Concord Residents Reject $4500 Founder Bust
Concord citizens refused to fund a $4500 bust of Maj. Brian Willard, town founder, intended for the public square. At a town meeting the bust drew sharp criticism as a poor sculpture, described as a blight and resembling a boy.
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Concord
Maj
Brian Willard
Beard
Hike to Progress Told by Hitch-Hiker Patent Ploy
In Denison April W-B, a salesman told a champion hitchhiking tale. A man picked up on the highway carried a gasoline can and claimed his patent never fails, having crossed the country this way. A half acre with city conveniences is offered for sale at 5 dollars cash and 4 dollars monthly. See Classified Light ads.
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Denison
April
Hill
Fil
Tye
Ind
Frat Affairs Probed At Iowa University Morals Inquiry
Two Phi Beta Delta officers joined the Iowa City inquiry into fraternity morals at the University of Iowa as New Jersey attorney Joep Teich threatened legal action to defend client rights. National officers Erving Kahn and Harold Behr criticized the university probe, noting a decade of alleged misconduct.
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Iowa
Lea ‘Teich
Iowa Lily
Fhi Beta Delta
Erving Kahn
Harold Behr
Westen
Kahn
Behr
Blade L. Herr
Cleveland Man Roiderer Acquitted in Nazi Espionage Case
Richard Roiderer, an American from Cleveland, Ohio, was acquitted in a German espionage trial after pleas of misrepresentation by an agent posing as a friend. The brief trial showed the undercover agent prompted Roiderer to record storm trooper activities, which had led to his arrest last June.
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Berlin
INS
Thihiewred
Mhocelice
Proventour
Germany
Princ Bles Vours
Richard “Oiderer
Cleveland
Ohio
Chaigrs
Roiderer
DUNS FORESEES SHARP RISE IN BUSINESS FORUM
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly business review reports a sharpest rise in 25 years with March's passing, driven by government stimulus and improving sentiment. Wholesalers faced orders shifts and retailers lost sales amid rushes, while general industry stays at year’s peak with output rising for national consumption.
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New York
Weekly
Business Review
Dun and Bradstreet
Mp Review
Texas House Edges Toward Final Passage of Public Safety Bill
In Austin the battered public safety bill waits on the speaker’s desk as supporters rally for final passage amid changes. The House adopted amendments placing rangers under a $1500 bond to protect property in raids and altering department control to include the chairman of the board of control, the adjutant general, and the highway patrol chair.
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Austin
App
Public Safety
Texas House
Senate
Will Beck
Texas Rangers
Public Safety Department
N. A. Longview
Perpetual Board of
Venom as Pain Reliever for Pain Relief Reported
Detrom reports cobra venom may substitute morphine for pain relief at a Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology meeting. Macht of Bathmore notes the venom is not a local anesthetic and acts on brain centers to reduce pain sensitivity. D Amdur of the University of Denver cites increased southwest black widow venom incidents and broader range.
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Federation of American Societies For
David I. Macht
Bathmore
E. D'Amdur
University of Denver
Driver Succumbs After Excessive Alcohol Drinking
VRATHA Bulgavis reports a truck driver died after consuming large amounts of alcohol. After leaving a distillery he drove into a roadway and toppled a barrel, collapsed within an hour beside his wagon, having reportedly swallowed more than no quarts of pure sleepha.
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Vratha
Bulgavis
Para Alcono
The Open Forum on Townsend Pension Plan Exposed
A reader argues against the Townsend revolving pension, contending it would require endless money creation and lead to confiscation of property and famine like Russia. The letter calls for reasoned public discussion rather than denunciation and urges explanations of why the plan cannot work. A subscriber signs with concern for national direction.
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United States of America
Baby’s Bite Fatal in Tragic Dalmatia Incident
In Sabernico Dalmatia an infant died after a baby’s bite reportedly caused by fat shedding from hydraulic systems. The child frothing at the mouth and crying prompted the parents and siblings to be bitten as the infant attacked those nearby. Neighbors and the family were deeply affected as authorities investigate the strange occurrence.
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Sabenico
Dalmatia
Bignoriis
Tonca
Ifle
Severa
Zvitan
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