Swift actions curb Miami dynamite wave targets raised
Miami authorities moved quickly to halt a series of blasts hitting a Jewish center and Carver Village. Police Chief Headley noted possible ties were unlikely between the synagogue and Carver Village incidents as patrols increased. The ADL offered a $1000 reward for information, with three blast events in the area dating back to September and a Friday follow up causing significant property damage.
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Miami
Fila
Carver Village
Miami Hebrew School
Eeitenaten
J. A
Chelsie J. Senerehia
Nassau
Youella
Senerchia
Parolice
Walter E. Headley
Synagogue
Anti-Defamation League of B’nami B’rith
New Commonwealth's Attorney Begins Duties in Shenandoah
Judge Elliott Marshall transfers duties due to ill health and pending appointment. Robert D. Bauserman, elected last November for a four year term, will serve from now until January.
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Elliott Marshall
Judge Marshall
Wasted
Walker
Marshall
Robert D. Bauserman
Bauserman
Italian Orphan Elena Adopted After Six-Year Wait
Italian orphan Elena, adopted by USO performer Elena McClure and singer Robert Priester after six years of effort, arrived by air from Rome. Representative Poulson aided passage of the bill, signed by President Truman on May 15.
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Rome
Grosseto
Jary to New York City for NAM Congress duties
Cadet Peyton J. Marshall Jr. of Winchester VA, VMI first classman and top corps member, attends the National Association of Manufacturers Congress as a Virginia Manufact Association student delegate. He is a distinguished military student, class president, honor court head, and General Committee president, majoring in electrical engineering with aims in graduate electronics. The convention runs April 4–7 at Hotel Walker.
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VMI
Marshall
District of Columbia
Hotel Walker
Grandmother Lost In Snake Infested Alabama Mountain
Mrs. Bragg, a grandmother with memory loss, disappeared at 1 pm on a rural Alabama mountain trail near Double Oak Moon. Searchers from five church congregations and Boy Scouts combed 10 miles southeast of Birmingham with floodlights as rattle snakes and rough terrain added hazards.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Me Bragg
Birmkilled
Piano Drops From Truck Causes Indiana Crash
Trucker Clyde McEntarfer reports a highway collision on Ind 3 in Kendallville after a piano fell from a pickup ahead, rolling into his truck. Damages listed as 100 dollars to the truck and 25 dollars to the piano.
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Kendallville
Ind
Clyde McEntarfer
Daily Crossword Edge and Word Clues Puzzle
Crossword clues list across and down with definitions for edge billows plant used for fiber sultan s decree insinuate form southeast by south abbr a dance wine receptacles tiny shaping implement now gap bare forests Greek letter born pike like fish means of communication barrier crowd long hike literary composition down clues include long drink colloq uliptical spread grass weary disfigure consumed fish sailor hole of needie thrift garden tool skillful Scottish Gaelic marbles girls name possess to growl highest point
Slaying of Two Taxi Drivers Said Work of Maniac
Newport News police suspect a single killer in two robberies resulting in the deaths of taxi drivers Luther Callis and Michael, both struck with a sharp weapon and dumped bodies. Investigators say both men were killed Friday night and Saturday near Fort Eustis as the manhunt expands for clues.
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Newport News
Tidewater Virginia
Luther M. Callis
Loca Callis
Seaford
Michael
Fort Eustis
Callis
Here
Fort
Army Transporta- Eustistion Center
Ooliee
Man Accidentally Kills Wife in West Memphis Hunting Incident
In West Memphis Arkansas a young mother, 26 year old Mrs Arnold McFarland, was killed by an accidental shotgun blast while her husband fired at a rabbit. The husband said he shot as he lowered the gun and it fired again striking his wife who was about 15 feet away. The couple hunted with her brother Ralph McFarlin and another man Devazier. Sheriff C M Rieves noted the gun misfired as McFarland stumbled after the rabbit shot.
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West Memphis
Ark
Here
Arnold McFarland
Hus McParland
Clarke Board hears 1951 HDC report from Helen A Rowe
Clarke County Supervisors met in Berryville at the courthouse with J. Fishpaw as chair. They heard the annual home demonstration council report by Miss Helen A. Rowe. only routine business followed.
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Berryville
Clarke County
J. Fishpaw
Oud
Court House
Helen A. Rowe
Vishinsky stalls on atomic talks in secret Paris session
In Paris the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky refused to commit on a simultaneous prohibition of atomic weapons and international control. Western delegates pressed for unconditional ban with inspectors, while Russia demands ban first then controls. The meeting, chaired by Mexico, was described as helpful and sober despite no firm agreement.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
U. S
Cessup
Vis
United Nation
Neval Assembly
Vishinsky
1951 State Traffic Toll Reaches 899
The Press reports Virginia’s 1951 traffic toll reaches 899 with four week’s deaths. Identified victims include Karl George Werner 21 of Johnstown Pa assigned to the USS Meredith Robert Andrew Warburton 62 of Province Forge Newfound Staunton C C Ham 42 of Staunton and Meekins about 40 of Toono. Warburton died in a two car crash on Route 1 near Gum Tree. Meekins a Black man died when his car overturned near James City County on Route 60. Ham was struck by a truck while crossing a street in Staunton and died at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond.
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Virginia
Karl George Werner
Johnstown
Robert Andrew Warburton
Province Forge
Robert C. Meekins
Toono
Orn C. Ham
Staun
Supreme Court declines to intervene in Field contempt case
The Supreme Court refused to hear Frederick Vanderbilt Field's contempt conviction, and denied hearings for Dashiell Hammett and Alphaeus W Hunt on contempt sentences. The cases stem from four communist leaders fleeing bail after their convictions for plots to violently overthrow the U S government.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Dashiell Hammet
Alphaeus W Hunton
U. S
Six Die As Waves Capsize Pleasure Boat in Mission Bay
In San Diego six of 11 aboard the 40 foot vessel Dot were killed when heavy swells capsized it near Mission Bay entrance. Lifeguards rescued four dead and five survivors. a missing man is unaccounted. The boat belonged to Ancel W. Cutright, who was rescued with his dog Buster. Dorothy Currant, 34, was killed as the sole woman aboard and reportedly wore a preserver.
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San Diego
Calif
Mission Bay Entrance
Dorothy Currant
Ancel W. Cutright
San Die
Buster
Atomic fuel no quick competitor to coal and water
Nobel laureate Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg says atomic energy will not compete with coal and water for at least 20 years. The UC Berkeley chemist, discoverer of plutonium, notes practical uses of radioactivity as tracers in measuring element movements and activity, and cites this as potentially greater than atomic power. He and Dr. Edwin M. McMillan share this year’s Nobel prize for science.
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New York
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Stockholm
Seaborg
Edwin M. McMillan
Car Burns Near Berry Ferry Bridge After Accident
A car overturned and burned east of Berry Ferry Bridge on Sunday about 4 PM. Firefighters towed the total loss vehicle away. Two men fled the scene and boarded a bus to Washington. troopers halted the bus in Middleburg and charged them with leaving the accident. Although in Clarke County, deputies say they were not jailed there.
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Berryville
Berry Ferry
John L. Enders Fire Company
Washington
Middleburg
Clarke County
Bowers
D A R Officers Meet Tomorrow in Fort Loudoun
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 10 a m tomorrow at the home of Regent Mrs J A Finmerth 401 Millwood Ave. The meeting will involve officers and committee chairmen.
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Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. A. Finmerth
Millwood Ave
Funeral services for former Richmond official Gor don Ambler
Funeral services were held today in Richmond for Gordon Barbour Ambler a former state senator and former mayor. Ambler died Saturday from a heart attack at the age noted in the report.
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Richmond
Gordon Barbour Ambler
Ambler
Saturns
Plane missing after flight from Erding to Belgrade
State Department recalls the C-47Flight left Erding Air Force Base near Munich at 9 56 a m Greenwich time November 19 bound for Belgrade with embassy supplies The last radio contact came at 4 45 p m that day Officials noted a Moscow announcement claiming the craft carried blankets radio and other standard gear including maps as precautionary measures in case of crash or bailout
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Germany
State Department
Erding Air Force Base
Munich
Greenwich
Belgrade
Brenner Pass
White
Moscow
VMI Engineering Class Studies Truck Loading
Virginia Military Institute first class civil engineering students will view a visual aid on loads as they relate to highways. Harry Erps if the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads will discuss variation in intensity and spacing of loads on road surfaces.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Harry Erps
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Hagers
Two Kill Deer But Return Empty Handed
KEYSER W Va Two Potomac State students killed two deer on the first day of the West Virginia hunting season but returned empty handed. David Vignol and Allan Brooks said they shot deer near here and the wounded animals fled to a posted farm where they died. The farm owner refused to permit claiming the kills. The students reported to Mineral County Prosecuting Attorney Don R Hott who expressed belief they are entitled to the deer.
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Keyser
W. Va
Potomac State
West Virginia
David Vignol
Allan Brooks
Claude Rice
Don R. Hott
Mineral County
Expanding Dual Military and Civilian Production Efforts
In response to Senate Armed Services criticism on preparedness, officials say no appreciable civilian material or tool allotments were made this year but the effort aims to maintain current production while building a base for future military needs. The approach seeks readiness for an all out mobilization if an emergency occurs.
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Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Wilson
Public trial summary of five nuns and Chinese hero
Five nuns faced a public trial with no defense self representation. A Chinese hero who listened to Sabearaatt treats anne aided their case. The article notes these five nuns were the first involved in the matter.
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Sabearaatt Trates Anne
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