Thirteen French GPs Die In Battle Near Thiers
French headquarters said thirteen French soldiers died and eight were wounded in a two day battle with nationalist rebels near Thiers in the Algiers region. Fifty five rebels were reported killed in the action. In a separate operation near Beni Mansour eight rebels were reported killed and one captured.
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Safe Driving Awards Presented by Virginia Trailways
Safe Driving awards were given to two Bluefield men, J. W. Crutchfield and William C. Mullin, during ceremonies in Bluefield. They join 42 honorees across Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia for accident free years. Crutchfield has ten years and Mullin five. others named were slated to receive awards but were on the road.
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Virginia Trailways
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
J. W. Crutchfield
William C. Mullin
Burkett Reynolds
Trailways
S. K. Hager
Crutchfield
Mullin
Harvey Bellamy
Yukon
W. W. St. Clair
Roanoke
J. H. Stevens
Princeton
Gunston Hall Stamp First Day Issue Draws Alexandria Notables
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield unveiled autographed albums and first day covers at Gunston Hall honoring George Mason and the stamp’s release. Attendees included Ellen Coolidge Burge, Henry P. Thomas, Mrs. Horton, and Paul Caton. The ceremony highlighted Gunston Hall’s 200th anniversary and stamp sales aided by local post office staff.
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Gunston Hall
Arthur E. Summerfield
George Mason
Ellen Coolidge Burge
Alexanderia
Henry P. Thomas
Alexandria
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Convict Granted Reduced Term Under Supreme Court Ruling
Raymond Houston, serving a life term for sodomy in Jefferson County, won a reduction to a maximum 10 years after a Supreme Court decision. He had three Virginia prior felonies, filed habeas corpus, and argued habitual criminal act limits.
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Supreme Court
Raymond Houston
Jefferson County
Houston
Virginia
Navy Sets Pendleton County Observatory Construction
A 79 million dollar Naval Radio Research Observatory will be built on 1500 acres in Pendleton County West Virginia this summer. The project aims to record echoes from space using a radio telescope and serve all military services and the scientific community. Bids open June 27 with 60 million requested in the new fiscal year.
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W. Va
Navy
Pendelton County
Outer Space
Naval Radio Research Observatory
West Virginia
United States
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