Methodists Vote for Merger in Secret Ballot
In Winchester Virginia Bishop Arthur J. Moore announced a 218 to 99 secret ballot vote by the Baltimore conference in favor of unification with the other Methodist branches. The Holston conference also voted 244 to 18 for unification at Bluefield West Virginia. Delegates were chosen for the Birmingham general conference.
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Accused Oil Men Defend NRA Linked Price Plot
Madison report on trial of 23 oil companies and 46 executives alleges defense claims government pressured them to stabilize prices and argues Midwest consumers paid less. Defence contends NRA buying pools and later purchases served major firms, not price fixing. Government to present witnesses on alleged concerted price pegging.
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Five Killed in Railroad Crash Near Bridgeport Neb
Five Burlington railroad employees died when a passenger train collided with a helper engine three miles north of Bridgeport Nebraska. The victims included Denver crew members engineer Robert Obie and fireman E S Smith of the passenger train and Alli ance engineer B B Briley W V Collins of Sterling Colo and Bridgeport student fireman Rolland Middleton of the helper engine. Three passengers were treated for minor injuries. The crash followed the helper engine returning to Bridgeport after aiding a freight train on a steep grade.
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Students Back Boone At Concord Journalism Meet In Athens
Fifteen journalism students from Mark Twain High plan to attend the Concord Scholastic Press meeting in Athens and back Reese Boone for association president. Boone is a junior with diverse roles in school activities and extemporaneous speaking. The group, led by instructor H L Knapp Jr, will join business sessions, speeches, and a noon luncheon, then attend the Fairmont Concord football game.
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Marshall Deaner
Dorothy Doud
Pauline Griffitts
John Gollehon
Forrest Daniel
H. L. Knapper
Hatchet Slayer Pleads Guilty in Los Angeles Case
Setrak Arefkian, a 60-year-old Armenian, pleaded guilty to the hatchet slaying of his 27-year-old wife he said he bought in his homeland for $50. He faced second degree murder charges after a hung jury on first degree counts, with sentencing set for next week.
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