Harvard football coach found safe after missing two days
John Yovicsin, Harvard football coach, was traced to Allentown Pennsylvania by telephone from his Gettysburg home ending a two day search. His wife said he spent time in the Pocono area before driving back home.
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Gettysburg
John Yovicsin
Harvard
Allentown
Yovicsin
Pocono
Yovksin
Pocono Mountain
Pennsylvania
Martin Baldwin
Stroudsburg
Baldwin
North Carolina
Yovisin
Gettysburg College
Yoviesin
Lloyd Jordan
Yale Graduate Declared Incompetent Over $400000 Bequest
New York PG A Surrogate's Court jury found 24 year old Eugene F. Suter Jr. incompetent and unable to care for his possessions after he previously renounced, then sought the $400,000 bequest from his industrialist father for moral and political reasons He later claimed mental and physical illness when he renounced the inheritance The decision follows testimony from psychiatrists who said he suffers paranoid schizophrenia and can predict events and read minds The ruling may lead to appointment of a committee to manage Suter's affairs and the inheritance details for the State Supreme Court Justice Francis X Conlon to review.
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New York
Yale
Eugene F. Suter Jr
Suter
Young People's Socialist League
George C Bingham
Eugene van Voorhis
Rochester
N.Y
State Supreme Court
Francis X. Conlon
Wilson orders military to halt hiring civilians
Secretary of Defense Wilson orders the military to stop hiring civilians to cut payroll costs. About 20,000 civilians leave the military payroll each month and would not be replaced. Total civilian employment was 1,160,914 as of June.
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Washington
Wilson
Gore VFD Plans Annual Picnic and Meeting
Gore Fire Department members planned their annual picnic and auction for August 23 24 at Gore School with final arrangements set for August 16 at a special meeting. The group added ten new members bringing total this year to 149 while the ambulance is out of service and the engine undergoes repairs.
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Gore
Gore Fire Company
Capon Bridge
Oystermen From Colonial Beach Surrender on Illicit Dredging Charges
Three Colonial Beach oystermen Harvey King Albert Rollins and Dempsey Roy surrendered at the Charles County courthouse after being extradited from Virginia. They face Maryland charges of illegal dredging in the Potomac River and were released on bonds after surrendering. trial date set later.
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Stanley
Maryland
King
Virginia
Colonial Beach
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Three New Members Join DAV Chapter One Night
Three new members were announced at the August meeting of Stonewall Jackson Chapter 9 Disabled American Veterans. They are Joseph Payne of Upperville, Bigelow C. Thomson, and the Rev. Coleman Game. Special guests included Martha MacDowall of Salem a Department Commander and Charles M. Nightengale Arlington.
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Stonewall Jackson Chapter
R. D. Easter
Joseph Payne
Upperville
Bigelow C. Thomson
Coleman Game
Martha MacDowall
Salem
Charles M. Nightengale
Arlington
Alvin L. Ashwell
Lynchburg
Curtis Beverly
Hartwell
Miss MacDowall
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C. E. Overhulser
Hardy Cofer
Gore Vfd
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps
Plymouth
Aunt Awe Peene
Angels
Betty White
Lawrence Welk
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
DAV
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Commerce St
Poll Parrot
Oxfords
Blewells
Anty
Dr. Scholl
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