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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1952)
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1C52 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TOREK Banker Held As Embezzler funds,"Eber aald of the bank vice prealdent. Shock and aurprlae at the. embez zlement news was registered by church and community officials who held the mild mannered Horley In high esteem. He 1 war Horley, married and the father of three children, took an active part In civic affalra. After a five hour quizzing, Eb ed In the stock market In attempts Ing that lha embenllng operation to recoup the ' loss. This stock market dabbling also began possibly about three yeara go..' , , . ' ' . Horleyl attorney entered an' in nocent . plea lor . hia client who ha said didn't pocket ev.n the email- i turned. aour and Horley found him er said that In order to cover up for the shortages resulting from bad loans, Horley then took some self deeper and deeper In the red, the county prosecutor ' continued. ADDroxlmatelv 1150.000 of the loss PERTH AMBOY. N.J. I A banker, described as pillar ol respectability In the community, In accused of embezzling more than 1450,000. The complaint aiialnat 60 year old William C. Horley wan entered Monday by the Flrat Bank and Trual Co., whirr he was vice pre. Idcnl at an 18,300-a-year aalary. Middlesex County Proaecutor Al den of Hi. Peter a Episcopal church eat amount of the money he is ac ana chairman of it trust fund. of the bank's money and speculat may be recovered, Eber said, add-1 cused of embezzling. MOM' always remembers ex Kber aald a aeries of bad In vestment engulfed Horley, whom he referred to aa a "very generous man. "He liked to help people. He made personal loans with bank (w&) yOllUCKANOCO W" " ...... JLJW TLj.1 ft X TT" . r - r v. . A. '.V II CHAMPION MOTHER ATIKOKAN. Ont l-Champlan mother of this Northwestern On tario district appears to be Mra. F. Tennescoe of nearby Quellco. A daughter born recently brings her total to 10 children, of whom 18 are living. mm IIUKUI.AItH ICiNOIti: KAI'K WAUKECAN, III., lyiv-Iiuridars entering the Elks Hervlre Center put the place In u Mmmblrs nut got little of value. Thrv wrecked a door, pried open a ensh register, und ransacked dispensing ma chines, candy case and storage cupboards. A large aule wax untouched. M P-(M0RI DELICIOUS V MACARONI JUST THE THING FOR SHAMPOOING UPHOLSTERY SO10 lVIYWHHI...tOY TOOATI HOW IN C0L0RS...AT REGULAR PRICES DUNSMUIR HIGH SCHOOL Kfuilents took the reins of city government recently for the annual Youth Day observation. The lop pic lure shows part of the Po lice Department detail. Left to right are Jackie Wains ley, secretary; Chad Gil 7.can, police chief; Charles Tangrcn and Art Van Drimmcllcn, police officers. In the lower photo, Rich ard DollcRa is city judge and Hlllis Steele his secretary. 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