Murder Trial Coolly Recounts Harrowing Prayer Scene
A Virginia case details Cecil Vernatter confessing to strangling Goldie Gibson in a Hartington factory town. Police report describes the victim asking to pray, with Vernatter allowing a 16 minute kneel before the killing is revealed. The body was found buried in sand. Fire details include the suspect’s claim about a girlfriend. The article notes global gold production statistics as background.
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Goldie Gibson
Otcers
Richie
Tim
Varnatter
Herman
Richle
Cecil Vernatter
Labout
Vernatter
Students Visit Fairchild Plant
A group of University of Maryland engineering graduates visited Fairchild Adreraft Division yesterday kicking off an annual program for aeronautical engineering graduates. They heard talks by Walter Tydon and department chiefs on career opportunities and current engineering challenges.
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University of Maryland
Fairchild Adreraft Division
State University
Fairchild Division
Walter Tydon
Fairchild
Michael Cozzotl
Bart Morton
Big Grasshopper Purge Is Planned
Warner Springs California May 64 The largest grasshopper purge by private capital is under way in the region. Sam Smith of the federal division of grasshopper control says a new poison mixture of orange pulp bran and chlorindane will be spread from seven airplanes over Warner ranch for a week. The $3,000 project cost is funded by the estate of the late George Sanday, a pioneer San Diego County rancher.
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Warner Springs
Calif
Sam Smith
Federal Division of Grasshopper Control
Denver
Lancaster
Warner Ranch
George Sanday
San Diego County
City councilors seek quiet, ban late-night yelling
Huntington officials propose ordinance to keep the city peaceful by prohibiting yelling after 11 p.m. The measure, submitted by Councilman Carnellan Otte and Edward V. Lee, aims to reduce disturbances and maintain nighttime calm in the community.
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Huntington
W. Va
Carnellan Otte PF
Cavendrah, Dr
Edward V. Lee
Unclear text fragment on penalties and bans
Fragmentary note mentions penalties of 15 and seven, complaints about squeaky brakes and loud horn ratings, references to days and a ban on firecrackers. The passage is garbled with missing context and unclear subjects.
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Federal Payroll Increase Reported By Civil Service Board
Washington May 24 The Federal government payroll rose by 68208 per annum in March bringing the total to 3381806. Of the growth 63R workers were in the Washington metropolitan area and 168402 outside the continental U S A large payroll addition came from the defense establishment with Treasury Agriculture and Commerce Departments plus the Economic Stabilization Agency adding over 1000 persons.
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Civil Service
Washington Metrona- Ulan
Fefense
Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce
Economic Stabilization Agency
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