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The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

ATTORNEY [. lsssos SIMMONS

ATTORNEY {. leBRok SIMMONS
sss crstiot Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAS
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNT or WAYNE IN CHANCERf
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION AND
APPEARANCE
No. s44-esl
At session OF the above entitled
Court. held in the Clty-County Build
ing. IN the City OF Detroit, County
OF WAYNE, and State OF Michigan this
25th day OF July, A.D., 1862
GCSSIE HAYWARD Plaintiff. VS..
RICHARD HAYWARD, Defendant
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD. CIRCUIT JUDGE.
II appearing by affidavit on file
I'm this cause that the defendant,
Richard Hayward resides outside Of
the State OF Michigan TO Wit: 322-
llth ST. North. 81 Pet, rsburg, fia.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that said
dSl0Ii-~l,, IA,>r n.s appearance an
tn.s cause on or before three 80
months from the date OF this order.
OF plaintiffs Bill OF Complaint will
be taken as confessed by the de-
fcndant.
"a il FUhfifERED ORDERED that
copy OF this order shall be person
aly served upon the said defendant
at least twenty t20l days before the
prescribed time for his appearance;
or that this order be published in
the Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed and circulated in said County
once each week Tor SiN TO- consecu-
TIVE weeks before the date Tor said
appearance and copy OF this order
be malled with a return receipt de-
manded therefore, at least twenty t20J
days before the date Tor said appear
oa.CI
NEAL FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BkANiGi>, Clerk.
CLINTON CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
Police Brutality
f(ont,nua1 fror, paoa II

dressed the rally and then sent
protest wires 10 Governor Terry
sanford and Attorney General
aobcrt Kennedy.
The StaleSvlllc rally was one
OF three held at Howard Johnson 5
restaurants in North Carolina on
August 49, At the restaurant in
raleigh, some 300 demonstrators
were doused with fire hoses man
ned by Howard Johnson's employ
ecS. AT the restaurant in Durham
some 1000 persons attended. |
was the second consecutive Sun
day mass rally there.
The rallies are part Of CORE 5
Freed, n Highways campaign,
AIMED at dcscgrcgating Howard
Johnson's restaurants along the
south main thoroughiarcS.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
ATTY. aLLaN 6:sB
1908 Broadway suite M

SrA1L or MICHIGAN
~ IliE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CIANrtRV
JOHNNY H. KING. PLAINTIFF ~
MARTHA KING, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
~ session of said Court held "A
VIZ Shy COunty Buiiding, CITY Oi Dc.
'ioit, County OF Wayne, State of
Michigan ON June Is. 1862.
No. 623-354
Present. HONORABLE JAMES \
CANAAN. Circuit Judge
u appearing from the Plaintiff's AZ.
ildavlt Of NOn-icsIdcnce that thc De.
fcndant, Martha King, docs MOI rc.
SIDE an the CITY of Detroit. C'ountv
OF Wayne, State of Michigan. b,,t
does reside IN the CITY OF Cleveland.
state OF OHIO.
III II FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order he sent To the
SAID Defendant. Martha King. nv
Registered Mail. at 1903 East 55th NJ
Apt. 10, Cleveland, Ohio, her last
known address, and n not received
personally by the said Defendant Al
lcsst twenty l2Oj days before the time
prescribed for appearance, that TINS
order be published as required by
law.
JAMES N. CANAAN. Circuit judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANlOIN, Clerk.
CLINTON &. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
7-l4--6- lB-bl
6-50--6-4-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
Mrs. Peterson Calls
For Aid To Youth

MINNEAPOLIS MINN Nj.
Esther Peterson Assistant sccic
tafN 81 Labor and Director OF -
Womcn Bureau expressed con
Germ for unskillcd youths who
have left school and who either
nave tailed TO find work or have
not SOUGHT Jobs
Fd'llkc to sec us make an old
fashioned nationwide crusade On
tins problem Of keeping our
loun- people in school or in on
the lob training experience. She
SAID in a kctnuie speech to the
national convention Of the Ladies
Auxiliary totthc Veterans of For.
ci-n Wars of the Cniicd States
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. S73-3oS
Attorney ~ Law
1904 Farmer Street
Detroit 7t, Michigan
be taken as confessed against him
ORDER TO APPEAR
SINA MCINTOSH, Plaintiff. vs.
CHARLES MCINTOSH, Defendant
At a session OF the above entitled
Court. held in the City-Coun,y Bull,
ding. in the City of Detroit, County
Of WAYNE, and the State OF Michigan
this 2nd day of July, AID, 1862,
PRESENT, HONORABLE. LILA NJ
NEUENFELT. CIRCUIT JUDGE
Satisfactory proof, appearing by az
fidavit, hereto attached. that the de-
fendant, CHARLES MCINTOSH. is no,
resident OF Michigan, but that hii
last known place OF residence was al
No. 645 Illinois Street, Detroit MichL
gan; that efforts to serve the dcien'
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance, el'l'
or in person, or by Attorney, wiihl9
three months from the date OF sala
Order. or the Bill OF Complaint VIII
dant at the said address herein slap
ed. has been without success ths
the defendant does not live at NO.
CAS- Illinois Street. Detroit, Michigan
at the present time.
On Motion OF WILLIAM 7 PAr
RICK .SR.. Attorney for the Plainllil,
1T is FURTHERED ORDERED ina,
true copy of this Order Ia Appes,,
be sent TO the last known address ~ ~
the defendant, by registered msu'
return receipt requested. and tnN
true copy OF this said Order 10 Nppe''
be published according 20 law ia
LILA M. NEUENFELT, Circuit JUG
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGAN, Clerk
{. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
7-l4-B-15-62
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Attorneys
HEADINGS, WILLIAMS, FokviLlt
& FLOYD

1908 Broadway. Suite 2o6
S4N4L Or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERi \
MABEL BLACK, Plaintiff, vs..
ROBERT BLACK, Defendant.
No. 673.so4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said court held in
the City-County Building, in the CITY
of Detroit, County OF Wayne and State
OF Michigan, on the 27th day OF July
AID, 1862.
PRESENT: HON. NEAL FIILGEk'
LID. Circuit Judge.
II appearing to this Honorable Court
from affidavit on file that process
for the appearance of the defendant
has been duly issued, and that after
diligent search and inquiry from June
%. 1862, up TO and including July 70,
1862, the same could not be served.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Robert Black, enter his
appearance in said cause on or before
three 80 months from the date OF
this Order or said Bill OF Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
Robert Black, and that copy OF
said order be sent to the last known
auuress of the defendant, said add
ress being 1897 Linsdalc, Detroit,
Michigan, by Registered Mail. Return
Receipt Requested and Delivery TO
Addressee Only.
IT is FURTHERED ORDERED that
A the defendant Is not personally
served with copy of said Order,
true copy OF this order be published
in the Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed, published, and circulating IN
said County OF Wayne, Tor six 10
weeks, according to law
NEAL FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANDIGIN, Clerk.
{. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
6.l8-9-2262
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ATTY. CHARLES PERKINS
s77 E Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN ~,v
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR i'm lns
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANotn'.s
REMELL BROwNLEE, Plainuit, '"
GEORGE BROwNLEE, Defendan''
ORDER OF AppeARANSE
AND PUBLICATION
S74-toS
AZ a session OF said Court. held y
the City-County Building, In the wy
OF Detroit on the LIST day OF Ausu"
Al, 1852
PRESENT: HONORABLE CARL NJ
WEIDEMAN. Circuit Judge. .hs
II satisfactorily appearing 70 Wv
Court by Affidavit on file the .ns" ~
cry Summons has been issued ou' ~, =,
and under the seal Of this Court ~, ~
the appearance OF said dcicnus", ~,
herein, and that the same couIo NV
be served on or before the Is'u A..
day thereof, because the sslu CIV
fendant being a resident OF tne Ia "a
OF Detroit, County OF wayne, led
State OF Michigan, was conces,s.ss
therein. and said Chancery summon,
has been returned, showing ina, de.
diligcnt search and inquiry, salo s,d
fcndant could not be served W "a
City Of Detroit. County OF Wsyne she
State OF Michigan, on or peioie
return dav thereof: prp.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES X. ~"
kTNS. Attorney for the Plain,rlilo,re
TT IS ORDERED that the said 'so'hb hs
Brownlec cause his appearance .sree
entered In this Court within nISsf sn
months from the date OF TINS u''h NJ
and In case Of his sppesIsn',
cause his answer TO the Pisin.sd
BiIl OF Complaint TO be filed, snV me
tppy thereof to be served upon,
attorney for the Pisintih w Mn,
twenty days after service upon "i II
of q COPY of said Bill. and nouv. .ssrs
this order, and that In defaui. " ron.
Of, the said Bill be taken -
fessed ~ required BY law. that
TT Is. FURTHERED oRDERLp, Lp,,snsd Ned
a copy of this order be pupn,.rsof
according 10 law and copy g
be served upon the defcndsm ,ss.
Registered Mail as required py Acc.
CARL NJ. WEiDEMAN, Circui' '"''
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGTN,. Clers.
n SCHUM<ANN, Deputy CisiS
s-il--9-1S-62 A------
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Cobb Case
(continved From Page y

(continved From Page y
Negroes from Jury service is
unconstitutional,
An all.white male jury de
liberatcd" 45 minutes before
rendering verdict of guilty
without recommending mercy
thereby marking Cobb as the
Youngest person to face the
electric chair in Georgia.
The NAACp. upon request of
Mrs Cobb. entered the case on
August - 1861 An invcStga-
ton of the circumstances sur
rounding the trial was immcdi-
atcly launched
Donald L. lollowell, promi.
ncnt civil rights attorney of AT.
lanta. was retained on Scptem-
Der 4 He Immediately filed a
motion for new trial, thus
staying the execution
The NAACP plea to the US.
Supreme Court places consider
able emphasis on the role Of
the court.appoinied attorney.
"Ilc had been a member of
the Georgia bar since January
30. 1884, the Association as
scris. rand had defended bet
wccn POO 800 heroes charged
with fclonlcs y
Sworn statements declared
that he lhe white attorney
had never seen a Negro serving
on a traverse jury in the coun-
ty." and that he had never in
any of the cases he handled,
challenged the illegal compost
ton of the jury
The NAACP petition cited a
statement made to the press by
young Cobb's attorney. pointing
out that the statistics showing a
higher rate of homicide among
Negroes lnan whites WAS To Dv
expected
lie said. the American Negro
has been exposed to civilization
Tor only 200 Yards or less com
pared 10 several thousand years
for whites
An NAACP motion Tor new
trial was ovcrrulcd by the trial
court which held that the white
attorney had agrucd with abll.
ity and good faith
The Association then petition.
cd the Georgia State Supreme
Court which affirmed the juds-
mcnt of the trial court.
This brought the case to the
US. Supreme Court The petit
ton was signed by NAACP At.
torncys Carter of New York
City. IIollowcll and Horace T.
Ward also of Atlanta.
The Preston COBB case has
evoked worldwide concern. A
delegation from The Neither
lands visited the country in
this regard and numerous col.
umns and editorials have been
written
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
ATTY. Juosoh D. POWELL 81.
1908 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron TIN
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANcrpss
ALICE THOMAS. Plaintiff. VS. lro,
THOMAS. Defendant.
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
S7<-S7S
At a session of said Court held =,
the CityCounty Building in the cu'
OF Detroit, County OF Waync ana
State of Michigan on the i8 day n
july. AID, 1852.
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAL Flrz
GERALD, Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing bv N,
affidavit hereto attached that m,
defendant Leon Thomas, is not I,
resident OF the State OF Michicsa
but Is a resident OF the City of Chics.
go. State OF Illinois; and that his pre
sent address Is 443 North ST. Lou,
Chicago. Illinois.
ON MOTION OF JUDSON b. powell
SR.. Attorney for Plaintiff:
1T IS ORDERED. that the aforesia
defendant. Leon Thomas. enter N,
appearance in the above entitled csus
within three 81 months from the da,s
hereof. or the said bill Of compliant
filed herein. will be taken as con.
tossed against her.
ON LIKE MOTION. 1T Is ORDERED
that true copy of this Order he
mailed to the defendant by Cert.
fled Mail, Return Receipt Requested
Deliver to Addrcsscc Only. and that
the same be published according 10
law In case said Order be returned
undclivered by the Post Office De.
partmen;
NEAL FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BR.ANIGIN. Clerk
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
8-ff-9-f5-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
HEADING, WILLIAMS, FoNvILLE
4 FLOYD

IJub nFodQWdr 1VtIt Ato
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
AUDREY HILTON, Plaintiff vs..
GLENN PAUL HILTON, JR., Defen-
dant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session of said court held In
the Ciiy.County Building, In the city
OF DctfOit, Wayne County, Michigan,
on july n 1862.
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAL
FlTZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
II appearing to this Honorable Court
from affidavit on file that process
foI the appearance OF the defendant
has been duly issued, and that after
diligcnt search and inquiry from June
10. 1862 up to and including July %,
1862. the same could not be served.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Glenn Paul Hilton, Jr..
enter his appearance In said cause on
or before three ~ months from the
date OF this Order, or said Bill OF
Complaint Will be taken as confessed
against Glenn Paul Hilton, Jr, and
that copy OF said Order be sent 10
the last known address of the de-
lendant, said address being ~ Hendriel
Apt "a, Detroit, Michigan. by Regis,
tered Mail. Return Receipt Requested,
and Delivery TO Addressee Only.
1T II FURTHER ORDERED that n
the defendant Is not personally served
with copy Of this Order, true
copy OF tins order be published In
'he Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed. published, and circulating In
said County OF Wayne, for six l6D con.
Sccutivc weeks, according TO law.
NEAL FTTZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANiCIN, Clerk.
6 CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
B.25-9.2e-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
ATTORNEY ALLEN BiBa
1908 Broadway. Suite 3O3

IN THE CIRCUIT IOIkI FOR THE
COUNTY or NAiNr IN CHANGER 4
WILLIAM LIE SMITH, Piaintlii, vs.
DOLORES SMITH, Defendant.
Chsneery No. e2l-3Ss
ORDER FOX PUBLICATION AND
APPEARANCE
AZ a session OF said Court held al
the Clty-County Bulluing, Cay OF De
lrolt, County OF Wayne, state OF Men.
igan on June Is, 1862.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JAMES y.
CANAAN, CIKCIII JUDGE.
IL appearing from the Plaintiff )
Affidavit OF iNon-rcsldence that pro-
cess for the appearance OF Dolores
smith, Defendant herein, has been
duly ISSUED IN this cause and that
thc same could not be served because
the SAID Defendant no longCr resides
al the address last known 10 the
Plaintiff and II cannot DC asCertaincd
in what state or country the SAID De.
fcndant does reside.
1T Is HEREBY UnDERED, that the
said Defendant enter her appearance
in tins cause on or before tnrcc ~
months from the date of this ORDER,
or the PlalntiifS Bill OF Compiaint
for Divorce flied In tins cause Viii
be taken as confessed by the SAID
Defendant
III Is FURTHER OhDEhED tndt inns
order be published In newspaper
printed and circulated IN Wayne
county once each week for SIX ,ol
consecutive weeks before the date
OF SAID appearance and copy OF
this order be nailed 10 the said De.
fendant at her last known address,
to wit; 2lO8 Grant, Detroit, Michigan,
by Registered Mail with Return
Receipt Requested at least twenty
,20l days before the date for said
appearance.
JAMES ~ CANAAN, CIRCUIT
JUDGE.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGAN, Clerk
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy
CLERK.
7.l3--1- 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
CORE 1862 ACTION
INSTITUTE STARTS

HOUSTON. Tex ~ Twcniyninc
Negroes and whites from five
states are participating in CORE ;
1862 Action Institute, which got
under way here. under the lead
crship Of CORE Assistant Nation
al Director Richard Haley.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
MAJon uasuAA6l ovMsasv
JoBLEss BENEFITS
SHOW DROP OVER YEAR

WASHINGTON. ID. c. = Unem-
ployment insurance benefits
amounting to S2.777, ,590.894 were
paid TO 5,988.l37 bencficiaries un'
der the regular State programs
in the fiscal year ended last June
80.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
CORE ATTEMPTS WADE.lN
CROSS BURNlNCS FOLLOW

LEBANON, Tenn ~ Crosses
were burned on the lawns Of
two residents and dynamite
sticks were discovered at the home
of two OF .rS following an at.
tempted C>;RE wadc.in at the
Ccdars of Lebanon state Park.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
ATTY. ALLEN Biss
1909 Broadway. Suite 10,

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fop r,..
COUNTY or WAYNE IN cu1~cllt
ELIJAH J. JONES, Plaintiff tkS
MARY JANE JONES. Defendant, "
ORDER or APPEARANcs
AND PUBLICATION
S73-5lo
Al a session OF said Court ho,a
the City-County Building, City ~ n !,
troit. County OF Wayne. sta,a pe
Michigan on June 10, 1862. V
PRESENT: HONORABLE LILA !.
NEuENFELT, Circuit Judge
II appearing from Plaintifrs .,.
davit OF Non-residence that tho nv.
fcndant, Mary Jane tones. is No, "
resident OF the City of Detroit ys c..
" Of Wayne. State of Michigan I'm ra,
does reside In the City OF Ch,es"a
IN the State OF Illinois; 's''
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said Defendant enter her appca,,ne
in this cause cn or before fhrs. !,
months from the date OF this "a.
or the Bill Of Complaint for Divns',.
filed In this cause will be taken J.
confessed. "
1T is FURTHER ORDERED ,h,,
copy of this Order be sent IN 49,
said Defendant by Registered NJ
at 6644 Blackstone. Chicago. Inir".a
her last known address, and /, ~.
received personally by the said n. nv
fendant al least twenty t20 days ~
fore the time prescribed for appe.,'
ance, that this order be publi,h.a
as required by law. "'S
LILA NJ. NEUENFELT, Circuit cour
Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN, Clerk
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy Cle,.
7.l4-6- 1852
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
COURT NEWS : by Court Reporter
Clarence |. Cooper
Sentenced To 5 Years

arrested on the complaint of Rob
crt Rose. %. of 1880 Denmark
a filling station attendant, who
accused Flores and about l9
other youths of threatening him
in the service station at 800 South
Oakman.
Rose said the youths came TO
the station and threatened 10
get" the owner He said after
ordering them out of the eStab.
hshmcnt. he fired several shots.
Flores was shot in the Lex when
he advanced toward Rose threat
cning him with an object. He
was hospitalizcd at Receiving
hospital
Hiram Joseph Patterson, 40. of
1922 Lee Place. was charged with
larceny in building last week
in a warrant signed by Recorders
Judge W Mckay Skillman
Police said Patterson was OBJ
served taking 20 pounds OF brass
forglngs from brass firm at
578l Commonwealth He alleged
ID have concealed the forglngs
in brown paper bag
Willie Mae johnson. 81. of 700
Frederick. died last week in Re
cclvlng hospital Police said Mrs
johnson was conveyed to the hos.
pllal from her home Aus She
.hc suffered n.cpicptic seizure
died Aug l5
Seal Whitaker. 81. Of 1921
Kentucky reported to police last
week that bedroom window IN
his home was smashed by two
ROCKS hurlcd by an unknown per
son Tic SAID the damages to the
window and The storm window
TO about So
The officers sald Whitaker
novcd into the all.whitc communi
y Aug II He lives alone and
: the first Negro to live in the
Police protection has been
placed around the home
Theodore Kelly. 80. OF 2O4o
NcDousall was found guilty of
i>sault and battery last week by
recorders Judge John a Ricca
nd fined S25 or 80 days in the
Detroit House Of Correction
nelly was arrested ON the com
liant OF Fannie Mae Rogers. 40,
II 1890 Chcnc. who accused Kelly
81 asSaulins her in her home
Fred Williams. %. of l448
-awrencc was charged with lar.
'cny in store last week in a
signed by Recorders
iudgc " Mckay Skillman
Williams was arrested outside
4 five and ten cent store at
249 Woodward. where he was
accused Of stealing Is lons-play
NJ records valued at 500
Walter McCants ~. of 6l48
sheridan was found guilty of as.
,auli and battery last week and
sentenced TO 80 days in the House
7 Correction by Recorder Judge
lohn a Ricca
McCani> was arrested on the
omplalni of Josephine Laurence.
'S ci 1852 Mckinley, who ac.
used McCani> of beating her
ih"ut the head and face with his
l,is
L c Rawls. 27 Of $50 Glad.
tone was charged with fclonious
i>Saull last week in warrant
sSucd bN the prosecutor office.
RaWls wa, arrested onsthc com.
1lainl Of ms wife. Mrs. Joyce
'awis, % who accused her hus-
land Of aliempline to dump her
'ui Of q ~ccosd floor bedroom
window following ~areument
Ms I'avls SAID her husband
'ccamc vloIcnt He tipped the
lcd mattress toward the window
'hich was broken by the impact
'ohcc said Mrs Rawls lcapcd
rom The bed fled. and called
hem
Rawls wa, also accused of at.
cmp'ins ip stab his wife with
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
49, N1Aa0 D0vUk aaAls..
REPORTED FOR HALF yEAs
WASHINGTON

lective bargaining agreems',' nv
were concluded for about ? NY ~
lion workers in the first 6 mor,s' s'''
of this year, according to pre6~'
nary estimates by the T. s ~
Dor Departments Bureau Of t. i
Dor Ststistics. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

Clarence L. Cooper. Jr.. 20. d
1894 PalIester former newspaper
man and novelist was SENTENCED
10 one to years IN Jackson Pris
on last week by Recorders Jude,
Paul +. krausc
Cooper. autnor of several nov
els. was charged with grand lar
ccny March u IN a warrant is
sued BY the prosecutor office
on the complaint of DR. Edward
J. Anderson, ~, of 74ll John Il
DR. Anderson told police that
Cooper came 10 his office and
asked 10 use his typewriter, which
was in the basement DR. Andcr-
son said later when he went to
his basement he discovered that
Cooper had disappeared SO had
four mems suits. black Cash
mere sport coat one PAIR pants.
one trench coat and one o-mm
HloNlc PROTECTOR.
Police quoted Cooper saying:
! took the things because | need
ed money The officers further
stated that Cooper SAID he sold
the stolen articles for 500 or S65
10 an unknown man
Meantime. Cooper was convicted
by jury on four coants Tor sale
and possession of narcotics July
9. 1862 he was sentenced to fNe
Years in federal prison at Milan
by Federal Judge Theodore Levin.
Frank l. RAMIREZ. II. OF 1863
Scoltcn pleaded guilty to the
charge Of second decree murder
las, week before Recorder Jud-c
Paul r hrau>c
TIC is charged with the last
January fatal slabbln- oi hS4
Near-old cousin. Naomi Bosch of
4, s'a'
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HEAVEN AT HAND - WITHIN YOU Ex-C.L-U
sI-v-E REALITY OF GODS HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE - NO BIRTHS! DEATHS, SIN, MATTER, HE'LL AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
FRAUDS AND MYTHS ! Genesis l26: MAN -
GODS IMAGE - DIVINE. II: GODS MALE AND FEMALE
IN ONE AS PER c.H-l-L-D-L-E.s.S JESUS AND GREAT
EST MARY. BAKER EpDYs MORE THAN 40 YEARS.
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
sY THE c-HI-L-DL-E.s-s CHRIST JEsUsn HAD MADE
AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS I-LS-l VERY cooDI
8 DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. SEPT / 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. /, 1862
The chronicle., 1962-11-26
Two MP students get
Kiwanis band awards

Two Moss Point High School
students received the KiWanis In
ternational award for outstanding
bandsmen of the month.
They are Larry Renfroe, son
of Grady Renfroe, 1906 Magnolia
Road, and Henry Hinkel, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Hinkel
of Elder Street.
The awards were presented by
Reuben Graves, assistant band
director, during halftime Of the
Moss Point Homecoming Game.
Hinkel has been in the band
for three years and plays the
baritone horn. Renfroe has been
playing the trumpet for three
years.
The chronicle., 1962-11-26
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mail she receives daily, Heloise
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