Why some stories miss deadlines in Roanoke World News
A World-News report explains why stories fail to reach publication on time. A major unreachable by phone during volleyball play, a Bible school superintendent, a busy business secretary, and other readers are cited as reasons for delays. The piece ends with a note on chamois skin origins and tanning uses.
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Meade Faces Courtroom Round in Confidential Libel Case
Los Angeles. Fred Meade and Confidential magazine face further courtroom questions as the trial enters its fourth week. The gossip agent testified about tipsters, including a bartender and a governess, and a model claimed she was paid 112 for a fabricated story involving John Huston.
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Fred Meade
Confidential Magazine
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Arthur J Crowley
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Hollywood Research, Inc
Mary Jorie
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Pat Steele
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Forest Fire In New York Near Altona Appears Contained
A forest fire burning over 3000 acres near the Canadian border showed signs of being licked after a week. Firefighters remained on standby as officials kept a state of emergency and natural disaster status in effect in Clinton County.
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Police Seek Clues In Mutilation Slaying of Girl
Chicago detectives search a West Side neighborhood for leads in the mutilation killing of 15 year old Judith Mae Anderson whose dismembered body was found in oil cans and an oil drum near Montrose Harbor. Fingerprint and dental evidence linked the remains to the missing girl. The father disputes the fingerprint report and says doubts remain.
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Police Foil Safe Robbery At Richmond Sears Store
Police surround a Richmond Sears Roebuck store after an alarm. Four burglars were captured on the roof with two money bags holding about $2,800 in water. Charged with breaking and entering and theft are Frederick Bennett 23, Joseph Law 20, Richard Campbell 25, and Charles Elliott, all of Richmond.
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Sears Roebuck and Co
Frederick ©. Bennett
Joseph P. Law
Richard T. Campbell
Charles E. Elliott
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