Embezzler to Face Punishment for Grave Mistake
Fred L. Schmidt a commission firm auditor faced federal authorities as shortages in his accounts, potentially totaling 50000 dollars, were linked to paying off debts from running a dance hall. He claimed a grave error and offered restitution proposals including an 18000 dollar life insurance beneficiary to cover the rest. Merle Kempton, 18, aided Schmidt by helping buy a car and loaned money. he altered a Peirce Gamet bank deposit from 300.72 to 3000.72 to help Schmidt, and was remanded to jail. Parents came to aid in his defense. The odd note on fleece quality follows.
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Senate Reporter 83 Still Copies Speeches Without Halt
Washington dispatch profiles Theodore F. Shuey dean of official senate reporters at 60 years as a copyist of debates since 1868. He sits unmoved at his desk while the floor booms with oratory and his pen patches and knits speeches into the Congressional Record.
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