Missing Jurist Lyle Cherry Disappears From Tennessee
Trenton Tennessee January 7 AP Circuit Court Judge Lyle Cherry vanished after resigning. He packed his bags and left after notifying family and colleagues. Governor Gordon Browning awaited contact while the Gibson County Bar Association named a temporary presiding judge. Cherry’s wife labeled him simply gone, not missing.
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Trenton
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Lyle Cherry
Memphis
Cherry
F. E. Cherry
Washville
Gordon Browning
13Th Judicial District
Gibson
County Bar Association
Browning
State Library and Archives Commission
Frank Warmath
Gibson County Bar Association
Storm Winds Sweep East Coast Amid Wide Weather Activity
Storm winds from a vigorous storm 300 miles east of Chesapeake Bay push across the east coast from New England to Cape Hatteras while snow flurries extend into the lower Great Lakes region and upper Ohio Valley. Temperatures dip to subzero in northern plains and Rockies with scattered readings across major cities.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Washington
Oregon
California
Plains
Rockies
Iowa
Iowa City
Bismarck
Houston
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Minneapolis
Miami
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisca
Homes Sought for Water Tank Families
In Santa Paula on January 7, reports say two families with seven children were found living in an abandoned water tank and citizens are seeking safe housing for them.
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Santa Paula
Missing Coast Guard pay clerk halts payroll funds
Augusta Ga Jan 7 AP a Coast Guard pay clerk Ernest L Whetzel Jr 36 is missing along with more than 45000 from Camp Gordon The safe held payroll and travel funds and was opened after FBI and Army investigators arrived Whetzel faces embezzlement charges and remains missing with no safe access details known
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Augusta
Coast Guard
Camp Gordon
Ernest L. Wheizel Jr
Cmdr. G
W Nordling
New Orleans
Nordhing
FBI
Army’s Investigation
Comptroller General's Office
Whetzel
Treasury Department
Wages Moved Up by Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp raised wages by 5.75 cents an hour in a deal announced by the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers. The independent union said the agreement covers about 25,000 workers in 21 states, retroactive to November 1, pending ratification. The contract reopening clause was used as the basis, with rates not yet listed.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Independent Union
Crooner Hall Stabs Self to Seek Sympathy
Chicago January report says crooner Harry Hall on the Wayne King show stabbed himself with an ice pick after a drinking party. He told police he wanted his wife Alma to feel sorry for him. he was treated at Ravenswood Hospital and later booked at Summerdale station on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Chicago
Harry Hall
Wayne King
Hall
Hoch
Senators praise Wilson guns-with-butter buildup
Washington January 7 AP two key Senators praised the administration plan to maintain civilian goods while expanding defense production. Mobilization head Wilson outlined the gradual buildup and said policy backed by the National Security Council. Senator O Mahoney called the approach wise while Senator Johnson urged trimming the 50 billion dollar spending estimate.
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Charles J £. Wilson
Wilson
Senate
National Security Council
Truman
Sen. O'Mahoney
D.wya
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
Commerce Committee
Congress
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