Maragon Given Eight Months For Perjury
Washington 149 John Maragon a longtime hanger on around the White House was sentenced yesterday to serve eight months to two years in jail for lying to Senate investigators. He was convicted Wednesday on two counts of perjury about bank accounts and former job. Federal Judge Jennings Bailey gave the minimum sentence of eight months to two years on each count and said the sentences may run concurrently.
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Irish Railwaymen Strike Hits Southern Mail Lines
A wildcat strike by 800 government railway workers in Dublin tied up traffic on Southern Ireland mail lines yesterday. The action disrupted services and involved about eight hundred employees walking off the job in a spontaneous protest.
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Philadelphia's Former Mayor Dies At 86
Former Philadelphia mayor J Hampton Moore died at 86 in Germantown after a two year illness. He left a wife Adelaide Stone and two surviving children Julia Eisley and Harvey. A Republican, Moore served as U S representative 1915 to 1918 and mayor twice 1920 to 1924 and 1931 to 1935. He led the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association and wrote poetry and books including Roosevelt Theodor and the Old Guard.
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J. Hampton Moore Remembered in Troy Community
J Hampton Moore was well known in Troy during the era when the city and the Chamber of Commerce pursued federal approval for deeper Hudson River navigation to Troy. He spoke at Chamber events and remained connected with Troy leaders active in deeper waterway interests alongside George Clinton of Buffalo.
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Greenwich notices and local routines in town
Greenwich superintendent of the cemetery is confined to his home by illness. A regular V F A W Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 5 pm in the Rough and Ready rooms. Lewis Stanley is under observation at Mary MacCillan Hospital in Cambridge after a Sunday admission. Samuel Reid has returned to work at the Greenwich Post Office after visiting his home on Mowry Avenue last week. Mr and Mrs Harold G Fulmer are visiting relatives in Brooklyn while Mr Fulmer completes a term as district deputy grand master of the Washington Masonic District and attends Grand Lodge events in New York. Mr and Mrs Gordon O Whitaker are spending several days with Mr
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Masons Lodge Sessions Hit New York City Trip
Mr Whitaker an officer of the Grand Lodge of Masons New York attends lodge sessions in session at Stamford Conn. Mr and Mrs Alanson Aldrich travel to New York City while John Garrett master Ashlar Lodge FAA M cannot attend due to illness. Plane left Algiers late Monday and radio reported over the Sahara at midnight.
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Plane Missing in Sahara Desert Area
A French government plane en route from Algiers to Dakar disappeared in the Sahara Desert yesterday. Unconfirmed reports list 14 aboard, including Paul Bechard the governor.
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Student Center At Church Opens With Ceremonies
A new student center in the basement of Bethany Lutheran Church at Firepointe and Eagle Street was dedicated at 4 p.m. Sunday with attendees from the congregation and RPI. Rev. Henry C Wolk delivered the guest address drawing parallels between Christ the Good Shepherd and aiding students. The dedication, led by Rev. Arthur H. Gerhardt, included other pastors and drew about 159 people with refreshments following.
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