President of Defunct Firm Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
A. B. Shoemaker of U S Trust and Guaranty Co, 59, shot himself in his Waco home as creditors argued over seven million dollars. Doctors say he is dying, infection and brain swelling cited. Depositors in seven Texas cities form statewide creditors group amid insurance scandals.
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Waco
Tex
A. B. Shoemaker
Boyd Alexander
U.S. Trust & Guaranty Co
Shoemake
Alexander
Texas
Texas Insurance Companies
U.S. Trust & Guaranty of
Charles O. Betts
Austin
Betts
Christmas Day Service Notes at Hebron Baptist Church
Hebron Baptist Church observed the Gore Christmas Student Day on January 1 with scripture read by Geraldine Whitlock Agnes Fox and Helen Edmonds. Sherald Ward spoke on Christmas College Students and Japan. A quarterly business meeting and Building Fund committee meeting were planned for Tuesday night.
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Building Fund Committee
S. M. Pugh
Charles Whitacre
Kay
Winchester
Verlis Oates
Nain
Alvin Whitacre
Judy
Roger
Alice
Evelyn
Georgia Ann
Nancy McCauley
Donald
Russell
Robert Whitacre
Gore
Baltimore
Delbert Whitacre
Bryan Kerns
Lewis Toms
Hagerstown
Charles Hook
William Hovermale
Home of Son-in-Law and Daughter Featured in Notice
The notice references the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Whitacre, indicating a connection to a family residence. The fragment cites living in their house as part of the context. The event or action tied to the home is not fully detailed in the extracted text.
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Mrs
Delbert Whitacre
Virginia voters weigh amendments to fund private schooling
Voters in northern and southern Virginia faced a winter ballot on a proposed constitutional amendment to allow state tuition grants for private schooling and an assignment plan to desegregate by nonracial criteria. Turnout was heavy in some counties but below 1952 presidential levels, with Richmond showing 35 000 ballots and Roanoke reporting lighter participation.
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Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Thomas B. Stanley
Commission On Public Education
Charges Filed Against Former Gloucester Attorney in Unprofessional Conduct Case
A Virginia Bar Assn. committee filed action in Circuit Court against George P. DeHardit former Gloucester Commonwealth’s attorney after reviewing his case for unprofessional conduct. The matter centers on disciplinary proceedings and alleged misconduct.
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Gloucester
Virginia Bar Assn
George P. DeHardit
Gloucester Commonwealth
DeHardit
Pilot Left at Altar Will Think Things Over in Japan
Rochester news reports Juliette Wehle, 20, and Air Force Lt. John Owens ended their engagement after a seven hour family conference. Owens said he would go to Japan to think things over for a year, citing Juliette's prewedding flight with Stephen Hahn eight hours before the ceremony. The couple briefly split after the incident before departing for Syracuse and New York, with plans to return.
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Japan
Juliette
Louis A. Wehle
Air Force
John Owens
Hahn
Syracuse
New York
Seare
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Springfield
Robert A. Charpie
Oak Ridge
Baylor University
Edward D. Eddy Jr
Durham
N. H
University of New Hampshire
Frank K. Everest
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Irving R. Levine
Pawtucket
R. L
Russia
Ruben F. Mettler
Shafter
Howard W. Pollock
Anchorage
Alaska
Thomas Schippers
New York City
Charles H. Smith Jr
Cleveland
Leon H. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Zion Baptist Church
Central Press
Ultrasonic Cleaning Used to Wash Aircraft Engines
The AOA reports a water detergent solution is circulated around engine parts using ultrasonic energy in a cleaning unit. High frequency sound waves drive the solution to penetrate and clean complex components without disassembly.
Concert at Music Hall Boston October 25 1875
Hans von Bulow performed at the piano for a Boston Music Hall concert on October 25 1875. The brief notes the event as a period performance by the renowned pianist.
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Music Hall
Boston
Hans von Bulow
Farm vote size and scope in rural regions
Approximately 45.3 million people are in the farm vote, about 46.5 percent of the U.S. total voting population. Beyond farmers, it includes small businessmen, manufacturers of farm machinery, and millions in small communities who rely on rural areas for trade and prosperity.
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United States
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Winchester Evening Star
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Denison
Aryt
Your
Maytag
Boscawen St
Rochester
Juliette Wehle
Owens
Stephen Hahn
Miss Wehle
R. O
America’s Ten
Young Men
Tchaikovsky
Luke
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company OF
Ottawa
House of Commons
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Louis St. Laurent
Carr Publishing CO. Inc
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Miller’s Drug Store
Provo
Rocker
Winchester Furniture CO
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Cadillac
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