Missing Canadian beauty vanishes during Florida Keys fishing trip
Hughnette LeMay 21 disappears after walking 150 yards from her husband George LeMay on Tom's Harbor Bridge No 4. Police and family fear kidnapping or accident as search continues near Marathon Florida with brother Raymond Daoust and State Attorney Lester involved.
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Miami
Fila
Florida Keys
Short
George LeMay
South Florida
Hughvette LeMay
Montreal
Raymond Daoust
James Barker
Hughnette
Tom's Harbor Bridge No 4
Marathon
Walter
George
Key West
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Barker
J Lancelot Lester
Mtorist
Big News Ahead in 1952 From The Star Announcement
The Star urges readers to renew subscriptions for 1952 with bold promise of upcoming coverage. The notice emphasizes continued access to local news, editorials, and community updates. Readers are encouraged to act promptly to ensure uninterrupted service.
Community Notes From Angers and Nearby
Local residents recount a fall of cattle incident near Unger James Berry uses a cane after being kicked by a cow. New Year visits include Thelma Luttrell Wendall Phillips and others. Skating party at Roller Skating Rink in Berkeley Springs. Bill Smith heads to Army camp in Kentucky. Kathleen Bennitt works at Virgil Strater station. Visits by DeHaven family and Mauzy clan. Funeral at Ridge West Virginia for Mrs Clara Dawson drew many locals.
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Unger
W. Va
James Berry
Troy Dick
Thelma Luttrell
Wendall Phillips
Lynwood Newbrough and
Carroll and
Kenneth
Eileen Dick
Berkeley Springs
W Va
Bill Smith
Kentucky
Clarence Bennitt
Kathleen Bennitt
Virgil Strater
J. E. McDonald
John Crouse
Denver DeHaven
Harrisinburge
Herbert DeHaven
C G. DeHaven
Valile Mauzy
Cpl Leon Mauzy
Clarke Mauzy
Wayne
Harry Day
Bernard Day
Paul Mitchell
Near Front Royal
Walter Neeley
Clara Dawson
Ridge W. Va
Gov Talmadge TV Complaint Triggers Protests
Governor Herman Talmadge of Georgia complained about the lack of racial segregation on television shows. The Coordinating Council of Neuro Performers accused his remarks of belittling democracy as Black and white performers mix on some programs and defy Southern segregation laws. He urged producers to show “good taste” or face consumer backlash against sponsors.
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New York
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Coordinating Council of Neuro
Talmadge
the Statesman
Buckley Estate Executors Appointed in Clarke County
Monroe Buckley and Ralph Ff. Buckley qualified as executors for the estate of A C Buckley of White Post in Clarke County on December 27. They posted a bond of $72 000. Widow Sarah E Buckley and two sons, Monroe Buckley of White Post and Ralph E Buckley of Alexandria, are named in the devises. Appraisers named were Harold Sowers Sam R Shiley RM Ware RC Funkhouser and R Bo Smith.
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Monroe Buckley
Ralph Ff. Buckley
Clarke County Clerk's Office
A.C Buckley
White Post
Sarah E. Buckley
White Peat
Ralph E. Buckley
Alexandria
Harold Sowers
Sam R. Shiley
R M Ware
C. Funkhouser
R Bo Smith
Adoliu Zubor Birthday Feature Highlights a Movie Pioneer
AP News notes Adoliu Zubor born January 7 1873 in Riese Hungary son of a storekeeper. He became a leading film pioneer and is chairman of the Paramount Pictures board after arriving in America at 16 with $40 and building nickelodeon theaters. He later produced and pioneered feature length films.
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Adoliu Zubor
Riese
Hungary
Man
Paramount Pictures
Zubor
America
Nickelodeon
Apolph Zukor
Cars Collide At Intersection In Winchester
Officer Maurice Lake reports an accident at the Piccadilly and Kent Streets intersection at 1 45 p m yesterday. A 1951 Ford coupe driven by Thomas L Bland of Mouth of Seneca West Virginia failed to stop at a stop sign and hit a 1937 Oldsmobile driven by Thomas F Clevenger of Winchester. Bertha Clevenger, a passenger in the Oldsmobile, was treated for a cut near the eye at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Ford damage estimated at 75 dollars and Oldsmobile damage at 0 dollars.
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Maurice Lake
Winchester Police Department
Piccadilly
Kent Streets
Lake
Thomas L. Bland
Mouth of Seneca
Wva
Kent Street
Thomas F. Clevenger
Winchester
Piccadilly Street
Bertha Clevenger
Oldsmobile
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ford
Tail propulsion powers fish navigation
A fish moves through water using its tail to propel itself. This tail provides steering and stability as the fish glides.
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