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March 6, 1960
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
In Philadelphia, socialite real estate broker Pierce T. Ramsey, held on $1,000 bond for embezzlement, risks losing two properties in a March 7 sheriff's sale, with more warrants pending for transaction irregularities.
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Philly Broker, Held For Embezzlement, May Lose Property
PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) Pierce T. Ramsey, socialite real estate broker who is under $1,000 bond for embezzlement in connection with a real estate transaction now faces the loss of two pieces of property listed under his name.
The sheriff's office announced last week that a special sale to dispose of the property will be held here March 7.
Meanwhile Assistant District Attorney Jack Myers announced that a number of other warrants charging Ramsey with irregularities in real estate transactions are being prepared for service.
PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) Pierce T. Ramsey, socialite real estate broker who is under $1,000 bond for embezzlement in connection with a real estate transaction now faces the loss of two pieces of property listed under his name.
The sheriff's office announced last week that a special sale to dispose of the property will be held here March 7.
Meanwhile Assistant District Attorney Jack Myers announced that a number of other warrants charging Ramsey with irregularities in real estate transactions are being prepared for service.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
Deception
What keywords are associated?
Embezzlement
Real Estate
Property Sale
Warrants
Sheriff's Sale
What entities or persons were involved?
Pierce T. Ramsey
Jack Myers
Where did it happen?
Philadelphia
Story Details
Key Persons
Pierce T. Ramsey
Jack Myers
Location
Philadelphia
Event Date
March 7
Story Details
Pierce T. Ramsey, a socialite real estate broker under $1,000 bond for embezzlement, faces loss of two properties via sheriff's sale on March 7. Additional warrants for irregularities in real estate transactions are being prepared by Assistant District Attorney Jack Myers.