Virginia Road Department Studies Secondary System
Virginia aims a wide survey to inventory needs and estimate costs to develop a state secondary road system. The study seeks to determine long term requirements, alignment with farm to market travel, and bridge and culvert upgrades. Officials stress the survey is not an immediate construction plan.
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Virginia Road Department
Richmond
Engineets
Tthe General Assembly
Highway Department
State Declares Molasses Now Real McCay
Agriculture officials in Tennessee testing show most cans labeled sorghum molasses are not sorghum. 563 gallons were seized and relabeled. many misbranded cans came from out of state. Experts audit sorghum labeling and study distilled vinegar mislabeling.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Agricultural Department
Bernard Jones
Eugene Holemar
Glenn ©. Mowery
Mowery
Tennessee
Hall Resigns From Sullivan County GOP Primary Board
Chester B Hall a Sullivan County Court member resigns from the Sullivan County Republican Primary Board citing possession of a county office. A General Assembly rule prompts belief that office holders cannot serve on election bodies. Hall is the second to resign. Paris Pendleton quit earlier. The board now has three members: David Kids Indian Springs W B Morley Kingsport and Boyd Hickam.
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Chester B. Hall
Sullivan
Sulivan County
Hall
General Assembly
Paris Pendleton
Otis Pendleton
Pendleton
David Kids
Indian Springs
W. B Morley
Kingsport
Boyd Hickam
Attorneys Debate Love Legal Status In Triangle Case
Chicago reports attorneys argued the legality of love between Allison Arndt and Carol Westenberger before Superior Judge Rudolph Desort. Arndt claimed injunctive orders were improper while Westenberger’s wife sued for divorce for adultery. Judge Desort upheld the law as constitutional and postponed ruling for nine weeks.
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Chicago
Rudolph Desort
Michael F. Zlatnik
Allison Arndt
Carol Westenberger
Westenberger
Genda
Miss. Arndt
Miss Arndt
Zlatmik
Desart
Sne
Miss Aredt
Memphis Hotel Man Aims To Leap From Fire Escape
Police halted a hotel worker who threatened to jump from a hotel fire escape. Officer C F Drake climbed the stairs and Officer F B Poindexter used the elevator to reach him. The man confessed he stood there daily to watch tricks and claimed six people would push him.
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Memphis
Fenn
C.F. Drake
F. BE. Poindexter
Happy Day After Backache Relief Without Drugs
An ad touts a remedy claimed to ease backache and kidney discomfort without smoking or erasure, featuring claims of long term success. It highlights a product called Deans Supe with a history of over fifty years and promises relief for a range of cold related symptoms and kidney tube issues.
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Walt
Deen
Dean
Norfolk Unionist Held In Slayings At Meeting
Charles BK Drury 7 fatally shot Otis Freeman business agent and wounded John Wilson during a Union Local 8% Electrical Workers meeting in downtown Norfolk. Drury faced charges of murder and felonious shooting after a brief hearing.
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Norfolk
Charles BK Drury
Electrical Workers
Drury
Informations Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Otis
Freeman
John
Wilsorz
Child With Brittle Legs Learning To Walk Again
Ailing 11 year old Marilyn from Illinois with osteogenesis imperfecta undergoes a pioneering operation at University of Illinois Research Hospital. Surgeons reinforce both legs with stainless steel rods after removing portions of bone to straighten limbs. Early signs show thicker bones and potential recovery, with future rod removal possible.
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Chicago
Marilyn
Ray Howard
Charleston
University of Hiipois Research
Tlinois Research
Surgeons'speee
United States
Karay
Merklyn
cruteBesox
Rollars
Weintraub Considers Senate Run in Kentucky Primary
Newport attorney Weintraub enters the Kentucky Democratic race for the U.S. Senate amid opposition to Gov. Earle Clements and his gag rule and steamroller tactics. He seeks a constitutional government slate and will file by the deadline unless another Democrat enters the race. His backers say he plans statewide campaigning to rally protest votes against Clem ents' control.
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Newport
Morris Sole Welatease
Earle Clements
U. & Senate
Weintraut
Kentucky
Clements
Senate
Pembrant
Ated
Clem~lenis
Barber Shop Singing Society Opens 12th Omaha Meet
The SPEBSQSA announces the 12th annual Barber Shop convention in Omaha with 2,500 members expected as regional winners compete for the 1986 national title. Capt R H Copeland of Washington DC will discuss Army Soldier Music cooperation while quartets showcase sentimental harmonies and old favorites like Sweet Adeline face strong contest rules.
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Barber Shop Singing Society
Omaha
Spebsqsa—Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Copeland
Barber Shop
Adeline
Carrol P. Adams
Tot
Mauna Loa Lava Flows Toward Ocean Doomed Island
Reports from Hawaii describe Mauna Loa continuing lava flows spilling toward the sea. Captain Charles Eggers and Jarrett Cerr aid observers as a river of red hot rock advances about 25 miles from Halana to the ocean, splashing spray and glowing daylight across the shoreline.
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Honolua
Eoston
Hawaii
Charles Eggers
Jarett Cerr
Hewstien
False Teeth Studied by Citizens in Local Health Drive
A fragmented local notice notes a health drive on dental issues with references to false teeth and public participation. No full names or dates are readable, but the item signals a community focus on dental care and elderly health concerns.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Haver Hall
University of Michigan
Literary College
Hayward Keniston
Triangle
Bossy
Georgetown
Mass
Burleigh
Betty Gay
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Coats
Ibar 7 Ai
Broad Street
Buffalo
Joseph A ‘Wolfe
Bightin Ward
Wire County
Washington
Herbert, Hoover
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Herbert Hoover
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U.S. Senate
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