VA to Hear Loyalty Case of Legless Ex Serviceman
Veterans Administration officials will allow newsmen to cover a loyalty hearing for James Kutcher a Newark New Jersey ex clerk who lost his job and faces loss of his 329 dollar monthly compensation. The hearing to be held Friday may not confront his accusers and the press access is limited by VA rules.
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Cold Air Mass Brings Snow Across Northern Plains
A frigid air mass ends warm spell across Minnesota North Dakota Montana with temperatures dropping sharply up to 46 degrees. Minot ND reports midday 5 after 41 the day before while other regions show mixed readings from San Francisco 46 to Boston 25 and Brownsville 79. Light snow accumulations 1 to 2 inches dot eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota with isolated flurries in central Rockies.
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Why Do Courts Protect Criminals
A reader questions why courts protect criminals citing New Jersey bootleggers freed after an arrest without a warrant and a Texas conviction reversal due to unclear drowning method. The January Reader's Digest offers practical views to curb legal hairsplitting that mocks justice.
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Creomulsion Commercial Urges Prompt Cough Treatment
An advertisement warns that chronic bronchitis can follow a lingering cough and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims the medicine reaches the bronchial system to loosen phlegm and aid healing, with a milder pink and blue version for children.
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Neutrino Theory May Alter Physics Says Los Alamos Team
Atlanta dispatch reports Drs. Clyde L. Cowan Jr. and Reines say neutrinos may exist, challenging energy conservation in beta decay. Experiments near a Hanford reactor using organic scintillators and a new Savannah River Plant setup aim to detect neutrinos and verify their properties. If confirmed, nuclear fusion theory and many physics textbooks could change.
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Measles and Mumps Down in State in 1955 Report
State Health Department morbidity data show 47 measles and 2 mumps cases last week, bringing 1955 totals to 3 90 and 1 764 respectively. Chickenpox and whooping cough rose with 22 and 6 new cases that week, while rabies in four animals was confirmed in Gilmer Lewis and Monroe counties.
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New Phi Beta Kappa Officers Named At Charleston
Ballengee elected president of the Charleston Phi Beta Kappa Association at the December meeting. June Martin named vice president and Milton Koslow secretary treasurer. Dr. William J. Davidson spoke, former Atomic Energy Commission consultant now with Westvace Carbide. The meeting covered annual officers and a luncheon program.
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Transfer of DuPont staff to other plant locations announced
B W Q Smith of the iTechnical Section at the Belle plant reports the transfer of two staff members Baus and Busche to other i plant locations effective Feb 1. Baus will become superintendent at the Victoria Texas Technical Section replacing W F Brondyke to the Grange Texas plant. Busche will transfer to the Orange plant to lead a nylon intermediates development group.
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Tornado Polling Place Open for Burley Tobacco Vote
Kanawha county voters at Webb's Grocery Tornado will decide on continuance of Mary Ueting quotas for three years. Polling runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. County secretary Robert E. Flint says all producers of tobacco this year are eligible. Federal price supports may be dropped if quotas lack nationwide approval.
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