Trial turns as widow breaks under the jury’s gaze
Anna Larkin collapses in court after Michael Beaumont accuses her of killing a cat and framing Mrs Beaumont. The judge directs a not guilty verdict as Meg Beaumont prepares to leave Seattle with Matilda while Michael and Inez plan a different future.
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Anna
Michael
Dan Farmer
Ann
Don Farmer
Kemp Beaumont
Inez
Mrs. Beaumont
Cox
Meg Beaumont
Meg
Jezebel
Dan
Harcourt
Anna Larkins
Jason
Judge Harcourt
Tim O’beirn
Inez Smith
Seattle
Matilda
Victoria
Tito Soviet To Cooperate On Equal Basis
Moscow and Yugoslavia agreed to cooperate on a basis of equality. Zhukov said Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union would fight shoulder to shoulder in any future war. The leaders signed two communiques during Tito’s Kremlin visit. They backed admitting Communist China to the UN, unification of Germany by negotiation, and handing Formosa to Red China.
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Moscow
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Georgi Zhukov
Tito
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Russia
China
United Nations
Germany
Formosa
Red
Lightning Kills Scout At Camp Mulhearn Near Chester
A lightning bolt struck a tree at Camp Mulhearn, a Catholic retreat near Chester Heights, killing 11 year old Joseph Simpson of Stonehurst and injuring seven others among about 2000 scouts gathered after dawn. The bolt set a tent on fire as campers spent a warm spring night outdoors.
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Chester
Here
Mulhearn
Chester Heights
Joseph Simpson
Stonehurst
Dental Council Formed in Kana County
Charleston reports the Kana County Dental Council was organized Monday to promote dental health education and provide dental treatment at clinics for deserving children.
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Charleston
Kanawha County Dental Council
Windshield design eyed as safety threat by eye specialist
Dr Dupont Guerry of the Medical College of Virginia urged warning against wrap around wind shields calling them a visual hazard of first magnitude. He argued they distort vision, increase glare and cause fatigue possibly leading to accidents as physicians at the AMA meeting discussed highway safety measures.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Chicago
Dupont Guerry
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Guerry
American Medical Assn
Seward Miller
Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Ross McFarland
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
McFarland
Harold Elliott
McGill University
Montreal
Jacob Kulowski
Saint Joseph
Fletcher D. Woodward
Charwttesville
Woodward
Birds of Korea Link to Europe for Land Species
Korea shares water bird species with western North America, but land birds in Korea are related to European species. The observation highlights distinct biogeographic ties for different avian groups in the region.
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Korea
Western
North America
Europe
Great-Great-Grandsons Rob 91-Year-Old Kin
State Police report a 91-year-old woman, Mrs. Sue Emma Hopkins, was beaten and robbed at her Charleston area home by two great great grandsons from Dayton Ohio, Oswald Webb and Cleophis Webb. They forcibly took money between and 100 dollars, broke her false teeth, and left her injured. A hearing was scheduled for Wednesday on unarmed robbery charges.
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Laing
Lawrence Craft
Sue Emma Hopkins
Oswald Webb
Cleophis Webb
Dayton
Ohio
Webb
Hopkins
Reporter Tom Irby Testifies About His Own Trial Record
In Dallas federal court Judge T Whitfield Davidson hears veteran court reporter Tom Irby, after 43 years of service, address the accuracy of his reporting in a contested trial. Curiously Irby testifies while recording his own testimony, creating an unusual courtroom moment.
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Dallas
Tex
Tom Irby
T. Whitfield Davidson
Irby
Leckies Ordered To Pay Back Tax and Fines
Federal judge handed 10 year prison terms to Murray Dean Sayre and Kennard Leon Stutler for the 15 163 robbery of the Harrison County Bank at Lost Creek last September. Sayre from Holbrook Arizona and Stutler from Orlando Florida pleaded guilty. Also three year probation for Bluefield brothers Fred D Leckie and William H Leckie on income tax evasion charges, with back taxes and $10,000 fines each.
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Clarksburg
Murray Dean Sayre
Kennard Leon Stutler
Weston
Harrison County
Lost Creek
Harry E. Watkin
Sayre
Stutler
Orlando
Fla
Holbrook, Ariz
Watkins
Bluefield
Fred D
William H. Leckie
Fred Leckie
William Leckie
Retired C and O Workers Honored in Huntington
Almost 600 retired Chesapeake and Ohio Railway employees in the Huntington area were honored Wednesday at a downtown theater reunion. They viewed the film The Great Locomotive Chase about a Civil War Union Secret Service mission to cut Confederate railway lines.
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Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Tuberculosis Death Toll Hidden by Modern Rates
If the United States still suffered the 1900 tuberculosis death rate, about 300,000 more Americans would die from the disease each year than currently do.
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United States
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Pulte
March of Science
Dominick Lettiers
Delores Murphy
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital
New York
International Soundphoto
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State Police
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DuBarry
PurAsnow
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General Mills, Inc
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