Italian Tragedy Ends in Double Killing by Relatives
Dora Camusso of Para Sabina near Rome sold 180000 lire and, after being robbed, carried a pistol given by her brother. She met two masked men who demanded money and she fired twice, killing both. The victims turned out to be her brother and first cousin.
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Rome
Dora
Camusso
Para Sabina
Italy
County Man Protests Parking Fine Increases
Philip Inton Bowman of Stephens City refused to pay a $1 traffic fine for improper parking on West Boscawen Street. Winchester Police Court, Judge John Rice, ordered total fines of $7.50 after the protest, with Bowman’s car towed to the station for blocking traffic.
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Philip Inton Bowman
Stephens City
Winchester
John Rice
Bowman
West Boscawen Street
Two Divorces Granted In City
In Winchester Corporation Court Judge Burt P. Harrison grants Charles W. Haun an absolute divorce from Beverley Whitlock Haun with custody of their infant daughter to the complainant and the mother to visit at reasonable hours. Gertrude McGreehee Greene, colored, receives an absolute divorce from Carl F. Greene on desertion grounds and resumes her maiden name.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Burt P. Harrison
Charles W. Haun
Beverley Whitlock Haun
Gertrude McGreehee Greene
Carl F. Greene
Mystery of missing infant unfolds with family testimony
Mother J Cillinane testifies that a young woman described events leading to the infant's death on November 24. Ronald was last seen at 7 30 p m and found dead hours later. The baby was dressed in a blue bunting suit and hidden under a bureau before the carriage was placed out front. Police were alerted after a neighbor reported the carriage and eight ransom calls followed.
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Carlan
Carlans
Dragnet Sealed London Dance Halls Under Majors Search
Police conduct a door to door manhunt across London using code named Dragnet. Curious crowds faced identity checks as 30 jeeps closed in on a large dance hall with 2000 dancers lined up. Plainclothes officers questioned dancers while M P s verified entrances during the operation before zero hour.
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Rockefeller Choristers Bring Small Town Christmas to New York
The Rockefeller Center Choristers, 150 workers from 14 Center buildings, perform two candlelight Christmas concerts at the Plaza foot of the large spruce. Their nation wide broadcast reaches millions as they blend office life with holiday tradition under director John R. Jones.
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Jurors to Get Case Soon in Mansfeldt Murder Trial
In San Francisco the prosecutor argues for first degree murder by Annie Irene Mansfeldt in the slaying of nurse Vada Martin. The defense counsel vows to press for Mansfeldt’s freedom as jurors are to hear closing arguments through Monday.
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Annie Irene Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
Norman Elington
Elkington
San Francisco Society
Vincent Hallinan
Fund For Blue Baby At $900
In the city and county a community drive collected donations for the Fadeley family. A 50 50 chance of survival was reported for the blue baby to receive a life saving operation by Dr Alfred Blalock at Johns Hopkins. The family resides at 720 National Avenue and their other child is two year old Albert Butch Fadeley.
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Tiny Thomas Wayne Fadeley
Alfred Blalock
Johns Hopkins
Blalock
Fadeley
National Avenue
Albert
Butch” Fadeley
Rankin Votes Nay on Japan War Resolution
Jeannette Rankin supported by voting Present on the war declaration against Germany. She cast a Nay on the resolution declaring war against Japan.
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Jeannette Rankin
Germany
Japan
Charles McDonald Passes Away in Mt Jackson Community
Charles McDonald 63 died at home near Edinburg after illness. Born September 20, 1882 near Mt Jackson, he lived in the area his whole life and was a Brethren Church member. Survived by wife Sadie Bam bers and six children, three step-daughters, 17 grandchildren, and two predeceased sons. Funeral Sunday 11 a.m. Mt Jackson Reformed Church with Delson Funeral Home arrangements.
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Charles Harris McDonald
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
Marshall and
Mary Rolls McDonald
Brethren Church
Sadie Bambers
John Taylor
Winchester
Howard Dove
Gaithersburg
Joe Carr
Baltimore
Richard Neff
Carl Fleming
David Bush
Joseph Walters
Claude Bush
Dellinger Funeral Home
Legal Opinion in Primary Mix Up
Richmond Virginia December 15 an attorney general opinion strengthens the case for emergency legislative action to permit local councilman primaries in April and notes that War Voters Act filling deadlines have passed. The act would not affect a Congress special election to replace Clifton Woodrum who resigns December 31 with a January election likely mid to late month.
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A. P. Staples
Darden
General Assembly
Congress
Clifton A. Woodrum
Bloodshed rises as Dutch mass forces at Java rail junction
Batavia reports Indonesian troops massing at Tjikampek, 70 miles east of Batavia, with Ambarian reinforcements arriving from Bandoeng. Aneta notes large arms transports fueling the buildup. The British say the Indonesian Peace Preservation Corps chief urged full military action if extremists resist.
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Batavia
Java
Tjikampek
Aneta
Bandoeng
Dallas May Seek Extradition of Alfred Cline on Murder Charge
Dallas police chief Will Fritz said extradition of Alfred L. Cline from California would be sought if a Dallas grand jury indicts him for murder in a local death last year. Cline, an ex convict, was arrested in San Francisco and facing forgery charges there as investigators link him to four elderly women’s deaths nationwide.
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Dallas
Tex
Will Fritz
Alfred L. Cline
California
Cline
San Francisco
Fritz
W. L. Sterrett
Justice of the Peace
Alice W. Carpenter
Four Wom en Named in Disputed Estates After Cremations
Alice W. Carpenter of Blooming ton Indiana died October 17 1944 and was cremated as Mrs Alice W Carpenter. A Portland hotel death on November 29 1944 left another cremation under Mrs Krebs. Brown suspects Mrs Krebs may be Isabel Van Natta a missing widow from San Francisco. Three of the four women left property valued above 300000 dollars with Mrs Krebs leaving her entire estate to Cline Frank Ward a Columbus Ohio attorney stated.
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San Francisco
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Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Fla
Dallas
Cline
Joe Swim
Gene Ferguson
Swim
Brown
Elizabeth Hannah Klein
Elizabeth Hunt Lewis
Oakland
Calif
Alma Willa Carter
Alice W. Carpenter
Bloomington
Ind
Krebs
Isabel van Natta
FBI operative breaks Manila car theft ring in Dec 15 report
A young FBI operative on military leave in Manila disrupted the citys largest auto theft ring and recovered twelve staff cars stolen from the U S Army. The driver was traced after MP found a Filipino civilian in a sedan once olive drab. Arrest warrants were issued for five American soldiers tied to the army headquarters motor pool, with two already en route home.
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Manila
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Army
Harry J. Painter
Parsons
W. Va
Army Headquarters Motor Pool
Annual Handley Concert Tomorrow
Handley High School students present a Christmas carols concert at Handley School Auditorium on Sunday December 16 at 3 p m Directed by Miss Gwendolyn Haynes supervisor of music for Winchester Public Schools. An elementary chorus of 250 voices and a combined Junior and Senior High Glee Club of 200 voices perform with special numbers by the A Capella Choir and Vivace Club. Accompanists are Miss Sadie Finkelstine and Miss Charlotte DeHart. Public invited.
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Handley High School
Handley School
Gwendolyn Haynes
Winchester Public Schools
A Capella
Vivace Club
Sadie Finkelstine
Charlotte DeHart
Wanted ads from the Morgantown Daily
Classified notices include a child’s tricycle wanted a truck helper over 16 a seven room resale house sought by C E Stockdale in Morgantown a colored couple needed for house and grounds and two furnished rooms sought by a young married couple with contacts listed Meant for readers seeking specific items or help within the community.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Stephenson
Ford Plant in Norfolk Reconversion Announced
Ford Motor Company announced a 1.5 million reconversion program to start immediately at its Norfolk plant. The aim is to resume production of automobiles and trucks by July 1, 1946, after the Navy returned the assembly plant and dock used for war outfitting and repair of landing craft.
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Norfolk
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Fireworks and Christmas Customs From Europe to America
The article traces Christmas traditions from France Spain and Italy to New Orleans and the southern states. It notes imported fireworks and the Yule Log mistletoe and Christmas tree origins with Germanic roots and early adoption by Americans and immigrants. It credits Germans with Kris Kringle and Santa Claus origins while linking gift giving to Saturnalia.
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France
New Orleans
Straburg
Mecklerberg
England
America
Kris Kringle
Baltimore Market Quotations Net Mixed On Week’s End
Market reports show cattle and calves steady to uneven with steers around 17.50 per 1260 pounds, hogs active and higher on larger weights, sheep steady with top lambs near 16.00, Chicago and Baltimore figures indicate overall firmness in some classes and softness in others as week closes. Slaughter cattle and sows steady to higher, vealers mixed, cattle and hogs mixed across grades with key weights cited.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Stock Market Report Shows Modest Recovery Progress
New York December 15 stock market activity showed scattered gains as leaders stayed indifferent. Fractions of a point moved through the day with quiet dealings and late hour covering aiding select issues amid a cautious market.
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Point
Chicago Grain Quotations Open with Mixed Moves
Chicago grain prices opened unsettled with slight variations in morning quotes for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Wheat and rye showed mostly steady to firm legs while corn oats and barley posted minor shifts across December May and July contracts.
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Bevin Arrives In Moscow
Bevin arrives in Moscow for talks after a conference session. He stresses exchanging views over a public announcement and hopes for better understanding. Byrnes signals a possible next meeting of the Big Three in March, though no assurances about agreements are offered.
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