Supreme Court Postpones Wayne County Election Action
The Supreme Court delayed until July 31 arguments in a Wayne County sheriff election dispute. The case centers on whether certain absentee ballots were valid in a recount and if Pelfrey should be a defendant alongside the Wayne County Court.
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Jenner's Choice Wins In Indiana
Indiana primary scene in Indianapolis as Handley wins the GOP nomination for governor with 1,430 votes on the first ballot, defeating Gov. George N. Craig who trails by 31. Jenner’s support split the anti-Craig faction amid bitter convention clashes and chants of We want Jenner.
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Girl Scout Camp Opens With Singing On Arrival
Teen scouts from Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia pitch tents at a 1000 acre site for the roundup day. They watch flag raising and share meals while weather forecast calls for thundershowers and rain trenches as guards discuss sleep position and camp chores. Roge a honey blonde from Lin is the most photographed camper on opening day.
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Brownell Recommends 25 More Federal Judge Seats
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell urged 23 extra federal judgeships before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. The House bill would create seats across the Second Circuit and multiple districts including Northern California, Colorado, Connecticut, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North and South Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Alaska, and Pennsylvania.
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$279 Stolen From Galax City Office
In Galax Virginia on June 29 a total of 279 dollars was stolen from the city treasurer Mil dred Cornett's office while she was at lunch. The thief gained entry by prying open a cash drawer after removing a screen over the teller window. change and checks were taken. City Manager Walter G. Andrews confirmed the amount.
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Mildred Cornett
Brad Dickens
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Landreth to retire as Virginia GOP leader
Virginia Republican Party chairman Floyd Landreth announced his retirement after leading the state party since 1952. He will step down at the state convention in Roanoke on July 21, with Leonard W. National Chairman slated as keynote and possible successors named among Norfolk and Roanoke leaders.
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Sale of Valuable Land and Residence in Mercer County West Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public sale of a two acre tract and a two story dwelling in Mercer County on the courthouse steps at Princeton West Virginia. The land includes parcels from Deed Book 312 except two acres conveyed to a separate owner and the sale is scheduled for July 1 1954 at 9 o clock in the morning. Landen T. Reynolds clerk announces the sale per court order with bids to be opened at the Mercer County Court Clerk office.
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Merger Recommended for Virginia Stage Lines
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended Virginia Stage Lines of Charlottesville acquire Consolidated Bus Lines of Blufield West Virginia and its Blue Bird Lines subsidiary. The proposed merger would be financed by purchasing all Consolidated stock for 3,140,000 and authorizing promissory notes and extra working capital. Virginia Stage operates in Virginia North Carolina and the District of Columbia while Consolidated covers Virginia West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Marriage Licenses Filed in County Clerk Office
Applications for licenses were filed by Orville Osborne Freeman and Pearl Dillon Tilley Coopers Pred Allen Milam Alpeca and Nove Jeanette Roark Arista in the county clerk’s office.
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Pearl Dillon Tilley Coopers
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Alpeca
Nove Jeanette Roark
Arista
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