Acid Blinding Case Heads to Federal Jury in New York
The trial of Leo Telvi Domenico Bando and Gondolfo Miranti on conspiracy charges tied to the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel heads toward a federal jury after testimony and closing arguments. Abe Telvi, the alleged hit man, was later found shot dead. If convicted, defendants face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine each.
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Walt Disney Birthday Note Highlights Early Life
Walt Disney born December 5 1901 in Chicago founded countless animated films and prize winners. He developed a love for animals on a Missouri farm and his first drawing sale came from a barber's staircut. Disney enjoys model railroading and polo in his leisure.
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Missouri
Not Enough Practice Hinders Licenses for Horseshoers
Six of twenty applicants for professional horseshoer licenses fail the Illinois state exam. The Illinois Horseshoers Examining Committee soberly declares that horseshoers aren’t getting enough practice these days in Springfield.
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Camera Club Elects Armel President
L. Gordon Armel was elected president of the Winchester Camera Club at its annual meeting. He will be installed January 8 with officers Carson Dettra, Paul Chamberlin, and Paul Moore. Armel will represent the club at the Winchester Frederick County Jamestown 350th Anniversary Commission organizational meeting.
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Mountain Lion Intrudes Wyoming Tavern Rescue
Bartender Jack Clark spotted a mountain lion in his Wyoming tavern as it crouched ready to spring. He reportedly climbed a cooler for safety while friends assisted and rescued him. Hunters had shot the lion earlier and mounted it upright in the bar overnight.
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Former Roanoke Attorney Disbarred For Eight Years
A special 3 judge court discharged John N. Psaki, 36, former Roanoke attorney, for eight years. Witness T. Warren Messick testified Psaki misappropriated 5043 of firm funds while employed 1950 to 1952. all but 43 repaid. Messick said Psaki lived in Georgia and California after Roanoke and now does investigative work in Nevada, not practicing law.
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Virginia Toll Reaches 753 in 1956 Traffic Deaths
The toll on Virginia highways rose to 753 after two deaths in yesterday's highway crashes. Spec 3 c Delton J. Loudermilk 25 of Ft. Eustis Oklahoma died when thrown into Diascond Creek on U S 60 west of Williamsburg as his car hit a bridge railing. Joseph Macey 61 of Washington died at a Fredericksburg hospital from injuries after a car truck crash on U S 1 near Golansville in Caroline County.
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Southern Fruit Cake hailed as holiday favorite for 26 years
Sweet holiday treat features rich fruit and nut mix, slow baked to golden perfection. Available at grocers in gift-packaged options from $1.09 to $6.95.
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