Defense of Morse Witness Ruled Out in Trial
A trial witness for Morse was barred by Judge Stafford as prosecution and defense sparred over direct questioning. The hearing, held yesterday in criminal court, featured testimony about book tampering at the Emergency Fleet Corporation plant and alleged kickbacks tied to Virginia Shipbuilding operations.
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Morse
Daniel Ohare
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Viroa Shipbuilding Corporation
Mtuxandria
Hare
Te Virginia
Maren
Charles W Morse
Pao T Turke General
Sorginia Company
POR Lye Co
Astelif
Alexandria
Tejan
Vorarot Shriutting Corporation
Padators Anl
Fyeracta
Bos Ro
Th General Realty
Bat Smith
Reinhardt
Benga- Mors
Ploehurst
Deaiting Exhibition Announced at Columbia School
An upcoming exhibition titled Deaiting Enhibition Announced features mechanical archl tir via log graphical drafting. It will be held at Columbia School to showcase student drafts and related works. Refreshments will be provided.
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Columbia
Himes Loses Fight In Lincoln Hotel Case
Ohio investor Thomas P Sones and James D Hobba lost to dismiss the equity petition as Chief Justice McCoy ruled on lack of jurisdiction. Himes had sought an injunction to halt the transfer of Lincoln Hotel property at Twelfth and H streets northwest to gain an equity in an apartment house.
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Joseph H Himes
Ohio
Lincoln Hotel Corporation
Twelfth and
H Streets
McCoy
Equity Court
Thomas P Sones
James D Hobba
Dimiss
Himes
Q Year Sentence Given For Automobile Theft
A heavy eight year prison term, possibly the harshest in the district for auto theft, was handed down to CA Brooks alias Henry Clay Moore by Justice Jennings Batley in Criminal Court No 2. Brooks stole a Hills Elbaugh automobile on March 1 and had fled from a penal institution where he was serving a ten year sentence. Other defendants received sentences ranging from one to five years for charges including drug violations, robbery, and shoe theft, with individuals named including George D Harris, Vernon Johnson, Alfred Little, George Webb, Elnora Holmes, Leroy Cole, Roald Hawkins, Edward Kilgore, and George N Campbell.
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C A Brooks
Henry Clay Moore
Jennings Batley
Brooks
Hills Elbaugh
E Street
George D Harris
Harrison
Leroy Cole
Roald F Hawkins
Earl C Short
Ingleside
Edward Kilgore
Hoevert Hawkins
Firat Street
Truths Told by Wilburn in Blair Mountain Case
In Lewisburg West Virginia on June 29 the Rev J Wilburn a Blair Mountain preacher and miner testified in the William Blizzard case charged as an accessory to murder of George Munsey during the 1971 armed march He said he hoped the Lord would help him gain freedom by telling the truth but denied promising to swear to anything to be released He described rumors of armed marchers shooting into Blair Village and said earlier statements were at the defense counsel’s urging.
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Lewisburg
W Va
J & Wilburn
Blair W Va
William Blizzard Mune Anton
George Munsey
Wilburn
Jefferson County
Blair Mountain
Blair
Tweedy Names Committees at Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York June 29 Lauranse Tweedy new president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange announced the personnel of principal committees for the coming year. Appointments were delayed due to potential withdrawal of President Silkworth amid attacks and court hearings of former members. Silkworth retires June 26. Ogaden D Budd named chair of the ways and means committee. Other chairmen named include HH Wilson News and statistics, William F Power law, Thomas B Malaney clearanger, Leopold Spingarn, and R Tracy Faly finance. The Maryland State Society meets tonight at Park Savings Bank Hall Fourteenth and Kenyon.
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New York
Laurance Tweedy
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wiliam Siikworth
Siikworth
Exchange
Sikworth
Ogaden D Budd
Silkworth
HH Wilson
William F Power Law
Thomas B Malaney Clearanger
Leopold Spingarn
Finnance
R Tracy Faly
Georgia Governor denounces masking law and hate groups
Atlanta June 29 AP Gov Thomas W Hardwick delivers final message urging strict economy and law and order. He calls for a law punishing public masking and rejects political religious bigotry. Georgia should be open and free, he says. Joseph O Wood of Fulton pledges to counter the governor and accuses invisible government tied to a private group.
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Atlanta
Thomas W Hardwick
Georgia General Assembly
Georgia
General Assembly
St Ap
Dismal Swamp Fire Spreads Toward Deep Creek VA
A massive fire in Dismal Swamp stretches toward Deep Creek near Norfolk and Portsmouth as lumber firms rush to fight the blaze. Smoke blankets Hampton Roads and crews say only heavy rain will check the inferno, with extensive private property at risk and multiple companies attempting preemptive burnovers to stop spread.
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Norfolk
Portamouth
Hampton Roads
Deep Creek
Portsmouth
Jordan Lumber Company
Richmond Cedars
Arbuckle Laumber Company
Mathew Odt
Ice Cream Fattening Pleases Most Consumers
The Department of Agriculture reports taste tests showing 82 percent prefer ice cream with 18 percent fat, 10.4 percent favor 15 percent fat, and 7.6 percent choose 12 percent fat. Sugar content also influences choices with over 60 percent preferring 19 percent sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spratt
Department of Agriculture
O. E. Williams
G. R. Campbell
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Stafford
Virginia
Trwin A
Harry F . Oe
Ats
T &S
Mare
Soe
Lemp Ap
Wade Toffe
Huoka
Lincoln Hotel
D. Rudd
Maryland Society
Maryland State Society
Just
New Victor Records
Droop’s
Steinway Pianos
Piance
Hyeb Eae
Joseph O. Wood
Fulton County
Mr. Wood
Kintball House
Klaverns
Ko Klux Klan
Publisening Star
Aed In
U. S
Dairy Division
the Evening Star
Chaping Lacks Corp
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