Wilmington man charged with theft after dog found bank roll
AW North Carolina August 29 The Wilmington man N B faces charge of theft after his dog picked up a roll of paper containing $500 in bills near a bank Navarre saw the dog with the money and reported the incident.
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Bank Teller Theft Alleged in Navarre Case
An investigation found currency missing after a teller pocketed money during a transaction. The teller asked Navarre if the funds belonged to the bank and, receiving a negative, left with the money. At closing, the bank’s books were short by 480 dollars. Navarre was arrested.
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Modern Girl Defended as High School Talks Shape
BLUEFIELD W V August 29 Modern girls were defended and teachers blamed for not equipping classrooms for discussions at the southern West Virginia high school teachers institute opening in Bluefield. Dr Wade urged purpose in life behind skirts while Dr Shawkey urged updating textbooks toward current events and Lindbergh.
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Warren Masons Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Front Royal
Hi ram Royal Arch Chapter No. 45 will mark its twenty-fifth anniversary September 6 at the Masonic Temple in Front Royal Virginia. A W Oberchain grand chapter high priest will attend with most Grand Chapter officers. John T. Cochran The Plains grand lecturer and grand master is expected to attend. Nearby chapters are invited to join the gathering seen as one of the largest in years. Committees will manage arrangements.
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Business Conditions Signal Strong Summer Activity
Records prepared for the U S Chamber of Commerce show a steady climb in production and trade distribution with unusually vigorous conditions. Four months of maps show shrinking quiet areas and expanding good areas across the nation, plus rising steel machinery and tool production and near record electricity output despite a dry summer. Wholesale and retail trade also quicken.
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