Related Siblings Face Trial For Family Mistreatment
Geoffrey Walter Hughes and his sister Marjorie Hughes are to stand trial on family mistreatment charges after a preliminary hearing in Hereford England. They allegedly knew they were related when wed in 1951 and were released on bond without plea. Marjorie denies premarital pregnancy claims and says Geoffrey is not the father of their children. The younger child is months old.
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Hereford
England
Geoffrey Walter Hughes
Marjorie
Geoffrey
Geofffrey
E. C. Jones
Jones
Hughes
Stanham
Comment on Troubles Echoes in Pocahontas Council
In Harrisburg Judge Woodside drew a parallel between today’s world turmoil and historical Indian scholar conflicts during the 54th Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Lillian French led a council fire with Great Minniehaha presiding. Sixteen former Pennsylvania officials received past chief degrees as 114 memorial members were honored.
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Harrisburg III
Robert EE. Woodside
State Superior Court
Great Council
Pocanantas
Pennsylvania
Lillian French
Philadelphia
Pocahantas
Charlotte Mouse
Curwensville
Seamen Jump To Safety In Severe Channel Storms
Eleven Dutch seamen leapt to safety from the crippled freighter Armajo as May gales lash the English Channel and North Sea. The Ramsgate lifeboat rescued them from the coaster aground on Goodwin Sands. one man suffered severe hand burns from a scalding steam pipe. Inland Britain endured rain, snow blizzards, and biting winds as ships sought shelter.
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London
English Channel
North Sea
Channel
New York
Ramsgate
Armajo
Goodwin Sands
Britain
Thunderjets Set Nonstop Tokyo Australia Flight Record
Four F84 jets landed at Williamstown Australia after nonstop 12 hours 2 minutes flight from Yokota. The 4 440 mile route refueled three times over Guam Manus Island and Townsville. Pilots Col Harold McClelland 1st Lt Gerald Robinson Virgil Maroney and William Miller landed in order. Mission demonstrates USAF jet mobility for concentration and attack.
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Joan Randolpie
Newcastle
Australia
Tokyo
David Shilling
Turner Air Force Base
North Africa
Royal Australian Air Force
Williamstown Air Force Base
Sydney
Yokota Air Base
Harold M. McClelland
Avon Park
Fla
Gerald J. Robinson
Carbondale
Virgil
K. Maroney
Pine Blut
Ark
Wiliam J. Miller
Columbus Ohio
Roger M. Raney
Lt. A. S. Air Force
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Flight from Yokota Ends With Pilot Safe Parachute
A Thunderjetbound crew faced fuel trouble 100 miles from Yokota. 1st Lt. Wilford R. Ladd of Georgetown Ky parachuted from the plane before it crashed near Ted K. Case in Safford Arizona amid light weather. Japanese authorities treated Case for minor injuries. radio difficulties and long-range plans noted.
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Yokota
Wilford R. Ladd
Georgetown
Ladd
Ted K.case
Safford
Ariz
Nagoya
Japan
Kyodo
Guam
Case
McClelland
Gazette
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Penney’s
White
Imen
S-M-L
Sani
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Plisse
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