Misena New Greenville Happenings Report Two Incidents
Wilt Mooney, a popular local youth, was accidentally shot by his younger brother Joe when entering through a window after finding a locked door. He sustained a painful wound to the left ear but is not believed to be seriously injured. Governor Heyward ordered the release of Joseph Thompson, a Greenville County manslaughter defendant, after a petition prompted a favorable hearing.
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Greenville
Wilt Mooney
Joe
Wis
Heyward
Joseph Thompson
Greenville County
Moore to Assume History Chair at South Carolina College
The board of trustees elected Dr. Gordon B. Moore, former Furman professor, to the history chair on the second ballot. A renowned scholar and thinker, Moore has served as pastor of the Darlington Baptist Church and as associate editor of the Baptist Course in The State.
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Board of
South Carolina College
Heyward
Greenville
Columbia
Gordon B. Moore
Furman University
Tragedy as Mother and Child Die by Lightning on Taylor Street
June Fair and her daughter Rona, wife and 8 year old, were instantly killed yesterday afternoon near the tin bridge when a bolt struck a tree trunk where Mrs Fair was washing clothes. Myers Fair, a Taylor street restaurateur, had accumulated property. The incident occurred in the state line district.
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June
Rona Fair
Myers Fair
Taylor Street
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted By Local Druggists
A remote family faces burns cuts and wounds as common injuries and is urged to keep Bucklen's Arnica Salve on hand. Local merchants Crawford Bros J Mackey Co and Funder bark Pharmacy advertise it at 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. ¥. Mackey & Co
Funderbark Pharmacy
Parker's Delegates Show Dems Near 668 at St Louis
The story details Democratic delegate totals for the 1964 convention with Parker and Hearst leading in various states. It lists positive strengths by state, mentions unpledged delegates, and notes the ongoing counting as Illinois, Iowa, and others report. The piece cites the Washington Post and Maine numbers, with references to Hearst’s and Parker’s delegate prospects.
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Hawaii
Idaho
Democ
St. Loui
Hearst
Wall, Olney
Gorman
Parker
Alabama
Connecticut
Georgia
Indiana
New Hampshi
New York
Ohio
Tennessee
Arizona
Florida
Maine
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Ornia
Kansas
Achusetts
Ware
al Ios
Aei
Idibo
Advs
Illinois
Stai
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesotan
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Bonnevine
Southarolina
Missouri
Joplin
Washiton Post
Trains Collide Near Salisbury Killing Two
A northbound railway mail and passenger train leaped an open switch near Salisbury. Engineer Tyler D. Haynes of Charlotte and fireman Jim Wadkins were killed. An unknown fireman riding the engine was seriously hurt. No passengers were aboard the affected cars.
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Charlotte
N. C
Peouipera Railway
Salbury
Tyler D. Haynes
Jim Wadkins
Two Convicted of Arnold Murder in Greenville Court
Perry Butler and John Carter were found guilty of the murder of Anson Arnold in the Court of General Sessions. Joe Parks and Jesse Alarkson were acquitted. Sentencing was expected to follow, with Butler and Carter likely to be sentenced today by Judge Townsend.
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Butler
John Carter
Jim Brown
Bus
Macy
Greenville
Perry Butler
Anson Arnold
Joe Parks
Jesse Alarkson
Carster
Dudze ‘Townsend
Byrd
Carswell
Cox
Carter
Scheitor
Cory
Anson Ar Lad
Solditor
Troops and Miners Clash at Dunnville Fatalities Reported
An armed clash between military forces and union miners occurred near Dunnville after a march from the Victor region. John Carley, a union miner, was killed. five others wounded or captured. Troops returned to Victor with four captives and reported about 250 miners planned to attack Victor and free detainees at a temporary bullpen.
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Victor
Dunville
Miles
Ving Camp
Fovelock
John Carley
Lit
Dunnville
Kidney Cure Brings Relief After Long Illness
Oakville resident R A Gr J P reports ten years bedridden by kidney disease. He sought top medical care with no relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure was recommended, calling it a Godsend and noting it is sold by the Faderbark Pharmacy.
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R.A. Gr J. P
Oakvind
Foley
Faderbark Phar
Macy
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