Not Guilty Declared By Owen Lattimore In Indictment
Owen Lattimore answered a seven count perjury indictment with a firm not guilty. Judge James R. Kirkland set motions due by Feb 16 and indicated the trial would likely begin in early March. Bond was set at 2000 in negotiable Treasury notes as the case proceeds.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Thurmond Arnold
U. S
James R. Kirkland
Edward F. Hummer
Deepartment
District of Columbia
Maryland
Kirkland
Arnold
Department of Justice
Justice Department
State Department
Weather Outlook for Richmond Virginia Dec 20–24
Extended Virginia outlook shows temperatures four to eight degrees above normal with mild weekend and colder conditions Monday and Tuesday. Precipitation totals one half to one inch, mainly as rain over weekend and around Wednesday. Also note a December 20 shooting match near Winchester with prizes of turkeys and chickens.
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Richmond
Virginia
Sunnyside
Winchester
L. F
Buck” McDonald
Three Local Men Injured In Rt 50 Crash Headed West
Three local men were injured in a head on collision on Route 50 near Round Hill four miles west of town at 8:30 a.m. Kenneth Patton 33 Eugene Dearing and James Merriner 17 all of this city were treated at Memorial Hospital. Merriner and Patton remain patients with injuries ranging from a fractured knee to cuts and possible back and head injuries.
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Round Hill
Kenneth Patton
Eugene Dearing
James Merriner
J. H. Merriner
Memorial Hospital
Dearing
Patton
Second Brutal Slaying Occurs in Hampton Area
Hampton Va police expect at least one arrest today in the second brutal slaying in the area in under two weeks. Paul A Dippary 45 a Copeland Park resident was found beaten to death near his home. Robbery is suspected as motive and the case is not linked to a previous homicide.
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Hampton
L. H. Nicholson
Paul A. Dippary
Copeland Park
Langley Air Force Base
Paul J. Parker
Nicholson
Dippary
James H. Lewis
Phoebus
Newport News
Unrest at Convict Camp Near Chatham
At State Convict Camp No. 15 west of Chatham unrest was reported among 86 prisoners described as a pacific revolt directed at personnel. Major Youell head of the State Board of Corrections said 6 or 7 convicts refusing to work are in isolation, one guard was dismissed and another transferred with potential further personnel changes.
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Danville
Chatham
Rice Youell
State Board of Corrections
Youell
Maragon Released From Reformatory in Petersburg
John Meragon a 59 year old former Kansas City bootblack turned celebrity visitor to the White House was freed from the Federal Reformatory in Petersburg Va after serving most of a 24 month sentence for lying to a Senate sub committee investigating five percenters. He left with his wife and son after meeting with the warden at about 8 am.
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Petersburg
John Meragon
Kansas City
White House
Federal Reformatory
Senate
Maragon
Texas
State Department
Greece
Harry Vaughan
Truman
40 and 8 Members Attend Funeral for John Zombro
Members of Voiture 1078 of the 46 and 8 are urged to gather at The Legion Home in Winchester at 1 p.m. tomorrow to attend the funeral of Chef de Gare Passe John Zombro, with services to be held at Boyce.
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Legion
Winchester
Chef de Gare
John Zombro
Boyce
Kenneth C. Patton
Truman Defends Foreign Accomplishments Before War College
President Truman defended his seven years in office citing foreign policy achievements that checked Communist expansion and strengthened the free world. He warned against panic, noted dangers ahead, and defended Korea as a necessary test of United Nations authority and free nations resolve.
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Washington
Truman
White House
China
National War College, Training School
Armed Services
Korea
U. S
United Nations
Strategy to Smash Filibusters May Put Senate in Uproar
Washington reports a Truman Commission plan to ease medical bill payments via voluntary prepaid insurance funded by federal and state governments. Its fate hinges on President-elect Eisenhower stance and AMA opposition which could block passage. AMA warns government financed plans imply compulsory coverage and expanded control.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
American Medical Association
Truman
Commission
Congress
AMA
Louis H. Bauer
Twin brothers Brodie twins survive head separation
The Brodie Siamese twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee, aged 15 months, remained in critical condition on the third day after a historic head-to-head separation surgery at the University of Illinois. Roger stayed precarious with no consciousness, while Rodney showed limited improvement and alternated crying and smiling.
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Chicago
Brodie Siamese
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee Brodies
University of Illinois
Roger
Rodney
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee Brodie
University of Illinois Verrepees Institute
University of Chicago Medical Center
Cost of Living Index Edges Up to New High
Washington government figures show the cost of living rose by two tenths to 191.1 percent of the 1935-39 base, a record high tied with last August. Higher residential rents mainly drove the gain, while food prices held steady. Rail workers maintained a one-cent wage cut despite the index rise.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Suit Dismissed Against 47 Western Railroads
The Justice Department today announced dismissal of an antitrust suit filed against 47 Western railroads. No further details were provided.
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Washington
Justice Department
Western Railroads
Christmas neckties and stores set to break records
A AP survey across 24 cities shows strong Christmas shopping with velvet and gold neckties selling for 50 dollars and major stores reporting substantially heavier holiday business than last year. Denver and Chicago leaders forecast record volumes while Wanamaker’s New York trails due to transport, suburban competition, and city sales tax.
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Walter Breede
New York
Charlotte
N. C
Denver
Chicago
Joel Goldblatt
Goldblatt Brothers, Inc
Associated Press
John Rausch
Wanamaker
FBI Nabs Specs O'Keefe for 1950 Brink's Robbery
Boston evidence files reveal Joseph J. O'Keefe 44 identified as a Brink's Boston heist participant. Affidavits allege $60,000 loot hidden at sister Mary Hooley's home and later moved to Mary O'Keefe's residence. An FBI case cites a 1950 grand jury context and ongoing contempt proceedings.
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Boston
Joseph J. “Specs
O'Keefe
FBI
Brink
Mary A. Hooley
Mary O'Keefe
Joseph O'Keefe
Pennsylvania
Greene
Brink's
Paul Hooley
Waterfront Boss Edward Florio Pleads Guilty to Perjury
Edward J Florio a New Jersey waterfront labor boss pleaded guilty to perjury as a jury deliberated. U S District Judge Irving R Kaufman gave 18 months in prison and five years probation. The charge stemmed from lying to a grand jury about a $2000 payment from a stevedoring firm head.
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Washington
Edward J Florio
New Jersey
U. S
Irving R Kaufman
Florio
Post Offices Open All Day Saturday in City and Berryville
Post offices will operate 8 am to 6 pm Saturday with Money Order hours 9 am to 12 noon. Postmaster Carl Campbell notes no window service Sunday though letter and parcel post will be delivered Sunday afternoon in the city, no rural deliveries. Berryville hours similar.
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Kenneth E. Henry CO
Schewels
Schewels Street
Sears, Roebuck and CO
N. Loudoun St
Carl Campbell
Berryville
Swimley Furniture Store
Appointments Decided After Conferences Aboard Cruiser
President-Elect Eisenhower announced civilian heads for armed services after talks aboard the cruiser Helena returning from Korea. The selections include Roger M. Kyes as deputy defense secretary and Robert Ten Broeck Stevens as Army secretary, with Anderson and Talbott in Navy and Air Force posts. Senate approval expected. inflation and Leg program looming.
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Eisenhower
Armed Services
Charles E. Wilson
Secretary of Defense
Roger M. Kyes
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
General Motors
Robert Ten Broeck Stevens
South Plainfield
N. J
General Electric Corp
General Foods
Jackson Mills
J. P. Stevens and Co
Navy
Robert Bernard Anderson
Vernon
Tex
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Air Force
Harold L. Talbott
North American Aviation Co
Chrysler Corp. Finance Committee
Talbott
Senate
Hagerty
Anderson
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Se Ds
Artes
Ashe Herons
Pitcbine Unibet Presehosen
E Anderson
Hobby
Durkin
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
James C. Hagerty
Wilson
Helena
Korea
Toll climbs to 910 as two Fort Bragg soldiers die in crash
Two Fort Bragg soldiers on holiday leaves were killed early today when their car hit a tractor trailer on US Route 1 near Richmond. A third serviceman was seriously hurt and two truck occupants had minor injuries. The toll to 910 for Virginia this year includes the two deaths plus three earlier fatalities.
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Associated Press
Fort Bragg
N. C
Richmond
Virginia
Jack F. Cunningham
Hagerstown
Bobby L. Hicks
Kansas City
Henry J. Eifert
Philadelphia
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Ralph Owen Hamilton, Jr
West Augusta
Oscar Bernard Walton
Portsmouth
Roy Hawkins Haines
Vernon Hill
Halifax County
Turkey Shoot Saturday at Clearbrook Fire Hall
Stanwall Ruritan Club advertises a turkey shoot on Saturday in December 2012 at noon in the Clearbrook Fire Hall. The notice promotes Sunbeam Appliances at The Jewel Box with charge accounts offered and no interest or carrying charges.
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Clearbrook Fire Hall
Stanwall Ruritan Club
Sunbeam Appliances
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