Virginia Army Officer Acquitted
A 22 year old second lieutenant, Rosser L Moody of Toano Virginia, was acquitted by an Army court martial board at Fort Sill Oklahoma on four charges of negligent homicide in the deaths of four soldiers and injuries to 13 others during an attack demonstration. The verdict came after about 20 minutes of deliberation by the nine member panel. Moody testified he mis transcribed mortar firing data and used the wrong sheet, causing shells to fall among the advancing infantrymen.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Rosser L. Moody
Toano
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Moody
Lebanon Church News Briefs Reflect Visit and Health Updates
Recent guests at the homes of Mr and Mrs Gene McDonald and Mrs Nora Orndorff include M and Mrs Raymond Stanley and four children from Canada Ky Mr and Mrs Howard Sager and others. Mrs Campbell’s family visited family in Arlington as she recovers. Several locals report improving health and family trips, with Mr Branson Miller in Woodstock and others receiving hospital care or traveling for treatment.
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Nora Orndorff
Raymond Stanley
Canada
Howard Sager
Jessie Orndorfft
Brenda
Ann Rines
Jane
Paul Sager
Olive
Bobby Campbell
Arlington
Campbell
Frank Campbell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Veda Hockman
West
W. B. Humphries Jr
Beth
Will
Woodsdale
N.C
Humphries
Ida A. Keller
Donnie McDonald
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
John Hockman
Nancy Hockman
Pennsylvania
Hat and lucky break lead to arrest in St. Louis slaying
Police said an unusual gray flat-top hat and a detective's break led to the arrest of Herbert Richardson in the Kiel Auditorium shooting that killed Clay Phelps and wounded two others. Richardson admitted firing four shots. second degree murder charges were filed. The killer threw the pistol into the Mississippi River as he fled with his girlfriend, who is still sought.
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Hat
St. Louis
Louis
Richardson
Ollie Wickerson
Mississippi River
Dry weather warning for Winchester area fire call line
Note advises calling MO 2.4500 for fire outside Winchester amid dry conditions.
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Winchester
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