Three Youths Held In Plane Theft At Myrtle Beach
Three youths from New Jersey are held on warrants for stealing a Stinson four passenger plane from Myrtle Beach and causing extensive damage to planes in the hangar. Francis J. Stine 20 Peter A. Gerolamo 17 and Cicero Mat arazzo 16 were named in nine warrants. The youths allegedly started the plane damaged wings struck a telephone pole causing a crash before returning to the hangar and fleeing the scene.
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New Jersey
Stinson
Myrtle Beach
Francis J. Stine
Peter A. Gerolamo
Jersey City
Cicero Matarazzo
Hasbrouck Heights
W. C. Newton
Newton
Witcher Flying Service
Electrical Reactance Company
John Underwood, Jr
Electrical Reactance Building
Electrical Reactance
Tax on Motor Vehicle Fees Increases in Carolina
A garbled 1941 note reports motor vehicle registration fees and gasoline taxes rising in the Carolinas, with implied impact on residents as state taxes accumulate. The fragment references the treasury and total tax burden per year.
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Carolina
Crescent Beach Civitan Base Ball Wins 9 8
Crescent Beach Civitan Little League edged Myrtle Beach Civitan 9 to 8 in a Tuesday game. Williford pitched a complete game for Crescent Beach and Don Strawn hit a two RBI homer. Trailing by five, Crescent Beach rallied to clinch the victory before a packed crowd.
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Crescent Beach Civitan
Civitan
Myrtle Beach
Williford
Crescent Beach
Don Strawn
J. O. Baldwin
Crescent Beach Civitan Club
Strawn
Tim
Harris
Baldwin
McCutcheon
Shea
Miss South Carolina 1952 Crowned At Myrtle Beach Pageant
Miss Mary Kemp Griffin, 22, of Florence, won Miss South Carolina 1952 at the Myrtle Beach Sun Fun Festival pageant held at the Pavilion before about 1,800 spectators. Colleen Kay Hutson crowned Griffin. runner up was Martha Ann Barnes, with Joan Thackston third. Griffin receives $500 and will vie for Miss America in September.
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Mary Kemp Griffin
Brunet
Florence
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
Colleen Kay Hut
Miss Griffin
Martha Ann Barnes
Bennettsville
Joan Thackston
Greenville
Griffin
Strawn
Don
Lee
Thompson
Bob Jolly
South Carolina Jaycees
J. S
Bill” Gasque
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Life Magazine
Associated Press
North
Frank G. Hughes
J. L. Lackey
Col. W. E. Cameron
Ocean View Memorial Hospital
Chamber
Mark C. Garner
Driving hazards prompt insurance readiness
Nesmith Agency in Tabor City North Carolina urges motorists to prepare for possible auto crashes that injure or kill passengers and damage others property. The notice stresses having suitable automobile insurance for emergencies.
Leonard T Carter Claimed By Death
Leonard Thomas Carter, 76, died at his son S. O. Carters home in Loris route 4 Wednesday morning after long illness. Funerals from the home at 4 PM today led by Rev. Bob Carter and Rev. R. L. Cumbee. Burial in Carter cemetery. Survived by son, two brothers W H Carter and G M Carter, sister Mrs Mary Carter, eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Leonard Thomas Carter
S. O. Carter
Loris
Bob Carter
R. L. Cumbee
Carter
W. H. Carter
G. M. Carter
G. M. Carter of Route 4
Mary Carter
Wilmington
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North Carolina
United States
Brewing
United States Brewers Foundation, Inc
Crescent Civitan
M. B
S. C
Bug Hill
Rhodes
Sidney
Rogers
Luther
Widmer
Sing
Thomas L
Register & Woods
Singletary
J. E
Smith
Henry T
Butler Smith
Herman S
Stanley
Leamon Baggett
Letha
Hewett & Gore Stevens
Varser
King
Kson
Clarida
John Thomas
Walter H
Canady & Clarida
Gore
Zero
Hickman
Donnie
Phillips
Hutchinson
Douglas
Home & Woods
Jenerette
Archie
Long
Carrie
Goodson
Pierce
Oscar
Awe Reece
Viola Simmons
Jenerette & Woods
Willie O
Woods & Luther
Charlie
Frink
Stanley Et al
Malichi
Tolson
N. J
Woods
Vereen
John L
Lizona
Baldwin Gore
Lee Ivory
Shaw
J. Ransom
Samuel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Experiment Station
Nesmith Agency, Inc. Insurance
Tabor City, N. C
C. Wees
Leonard T. Carter
Finer Carolina
Inner Carolina
Carolina Power & Light Company
Davis Heniford, Jr
Crosley
Sparton
Tabor Hardware Company
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