Today In History Highlights for December 31
The history note surveys key events on this date: Truman proclaims end of World War II in 1946, Lincoln signs West Virginia statehood in 1862, Edison demonstrates the light bulb in 1879, Ellis Island opens in 1890, US Germany relations resume in 1921, Sinatra debut in Times Square in 1943, Bermuda car ban ends in 1945, Lebanon coup crush in 1961, US halts bombing North Vietnam in 1968, Soviet commutes death sentence in 1970.
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Suspended Judge Is Reappointed in Arlington Court
Arlington Circuit Court four judges reappointed county court Chief Judge Thomas W. Dodge and Judge Linus A. Verzi for four years. Judge L. Jackson Embrey remains suspended from hearing criminal cases after permitting a mother to whip an 18 year old girl for shoplifting.
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L. Jackson Embrey
Thomas W. Dodge
Linus A. Verzi
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