Man in coma nine years dies known as Mr X
Cincinnati report details the death of a patient once called Patient X or Mr X after nine years in a coma at Bethesda Hospital. Robert Steger of Lexington is identified posthumously. cause cited as deterioration from inactivity and organ failure following a brain injury from a Wright Aeronautical plant accident.
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Mr. X
Cincinnati
Robert Steger
Lexington
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Her
Bethesda Hospital
Teger
Russia Eyes Outcomes Of Churchill Washington Talks
Soviet press signals interest in Churchill’s Washington visit and possible Moscow mission. Observers note the USSR would not oppose a Churchill trip as tensions ease, with commentary reflecting cautious approval of his leadership since taking office.
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Russia
Churchill
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Reds Pledge On Airfields May Be Sufficient
UN and Korean truce talks push for an oral pledge from the Communists not to build or repair airfields during an armistice. Observers think a general pledge could be accepted, easing deadlock on supervision of a ceasefire. Talks on prisoner exchange dominated a day with debates over repatriation for prisoners.
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Munban
United Nations Command
Howard M. ‘Turner
Reda
U.N
Eause
Panmunjom
Fenwick urges budget priority for mental hospitals
Richmond Senator Charles R. Fenwick called for the highest priority in the state budget for mental hospitals, seeking $2.50 per patient per day for maintenance and medical care. He argued mental patients require more specialized care than tuberculosis cases and urged action if the governor’s budget omits the provision.
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Richmond
Charles R. Fenwick
Battle
Fenwick
Ambassador Returns To Madrid Safely
Ambassador Griffis is back in Madrid after a Valencia trip guarded by hundreds of fish special guards and an Army pistol. Spanish authorities were alerted and civil guards armed with sub-machineguns protected the 200 mile route back to Madrid. He plans to sail from Gibraltar January 26 to testify before the U S Senate committee on Spain relations and Western defense plans.
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Madrid
Spain
Ambemador Stanton Chiffis
Valencia
Griffis
Gibraltar
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Gen Lattre Honored Paris Posthumous Marshal Title
The French government awarded the posthumous rank of Marshal of France to Jean de Latree de Tassingy, an elderly soldier, who died yesterday, honoring his lifetime service.
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Lattre
Paris
Todew
Marshal of
France
Jean de Latree de Tassingy
Desperado Surrenders After Eight Hour Rampage
Clyde Barnett alias John Reynolds, a 30 year old felon on parole, sparked an eight hour pursuit in Mt Lebanon Pa after disarming Lt James Potts Jr and firing on motorists and officers. He surrendered meekly when confronted by two officers near a riot gun. He fled a service station and was found with a bulletproof vest and 160 rounds of ammunition.
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Pritsburgh
Thewanky
Mt. Lebanon
Charlies Senn
Clyde J. Barnett
John Joseph Reynolds
Pittsburgh
Barnett
James W. Potts Jr
Senn
Mt Lebanon
Iilco
J. Potts
Potts
Joseph Reynolds
William Thompson
Reynolds
Firemen to Hold Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Meeting
The annual meeting of the Department of Firemen's Parade and Fireworks will be held Monday at 8 PM at the George Washington Hotel. The 1952 department director will be elected. Representatives from four local fire companies plus Gore, Stephens City, Middletown and Clearbrook will attend.
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Department of Firemen
Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
Gore
Stephens City
Mideletown
Clearbrook
City Basketball League to Start Play January 24
City basketball league votes to begin January 24 with games scheduled Thursdays and Saturdays and Sunday afternoons for girls. Wallace Wiener chairs the committee, assigning four assistants. Sponsors include National Fruit Toledo Scales H W Ebert and a nurses team Royal Crown. other teams backed by Bike Club National Guard Junior Chamber of Commerce Capon Bridge and Berryville. Registration due January 19 or pay on start day. 25 cent admission funds officials costs. under 14 enter free.
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Wallace Wiener
Dick Rhodes
Howard March
Maurice Blosser
Frank Anderson
National Fruit
Toledo Scales
H. W. Ebert
Royal Crown
Bike Club
National Guard
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wiener
Recreation Dept
Circuit Court Opens Berryville Session For Page Case
The Berryville circuit court meets Monday at 10 am with Judge Elliott Marshall presiding. A special Grand Jury, including Harold Sowers and others, will hear the Commonwealth of Virginia vs Philip Page, a colored man charged with felonious knife assault on William Levi on September 20, 1951. Witnesses Dr Darrell Iden and William Levi have been called.
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Circuit Court
Berryville
Elliott Marshall
Harold Sowers
Orie J. Royston
Richard Williams
Osborne Jones
Robert P. Lewis
Commonwealth of Virginia
Philip Page
William Levi
Darrell Iden
Commonwealth
American Cyanamid President Dies
Raymond C. Gaugier, longtime executive and president of the American Cyanamid Company, died early today in a New Rochelle hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage at his Larchmont home. A Pittsburgh native and Duquesne graduate, he formerly worked with United States Aluminum and Northern Aluminum before joining Cyanamid in 1917 and was elected president in January of last year. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Church of St. Augustine in Larchmont.
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American Cyanamid Company
New Rochelle
N. Y
Larchmont
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
United States Aluminum Co
Northern Aluminum Co
Cyanamid
Church of St. Augustine, Larchmont Neo
War criminals paroled from Sugamo Prison in Tokyo
Twenty more Japanese war criminals serving 10 to 12 year terms were ordered paroled January 22 from Sugamo Prison, announced by the Supreme Command's legal section.
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Tokyo
Sugamo
Supreme Command
Enterprise crew recalls doomed voyage and rescue
Interview excerpts with Carlsen Parker Dancy and Dancy about the Flying Enterprise disaster describe food limits on cake and wine from allies, lifeboat hand in hand in rough seas, salvage losses, and radio contacts as rescue ships approached.
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Enterprise
Capt. O'Brien
Keith
Capt Brien
Carleen
United States
U 88
John Weekes
Willard Keith
O'Brien
Carlsen
Mr. Dancy
Dancy
Capt
Parker
Turmoil captain recalls final gale and lack of radio plea
In a wartime interview the captain explains the last gale battered his ship, caused rope strain, and ruled out deck rigging. He confirms seeing Enterprise burn and says no wife radio plea reached him though a wire-recorded message was sent via Cmdr Brien.
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Carlsen
Carlaen
Enterprise
Carleen
Cmdr
Dr Brien
Willard Keith
Vishinsky Proposes Atomic Weapon Ban At Paris Meeting
Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky urged a simultaneous ban on atomic weapons with international control at a United Nations meeting in Paris. He called for a world disarmament commission with continuous supervision and suggested a new name for the commission while noting a planned conference date shift to July 16, 1982.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y Vishinsky
Vishinsky
UMN
International Control Organization
World Army
Iso
Disarmament Commission
U. N
Commission For
Atomic Energy
Assembly
Beverages Rationed in Postwar Netherlands
The Hague reports that coffee, a staple in Holland, has been derationed as the last postwar ration item. The prior limit was about 4 ounces per person every six weeks, lifting the control on this item.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Lausche Seeks Fourth Term as Ohio Governor
Gov. Frank J. Lausche announced in Columbus that he will run for a fourth term as Ohio governor. The AP report notes Lausche’s plan to campaign across the state, highlighting his longtime incumbency and political experience.
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Columbus, O
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Kipawa Tanker Runs Aground Off Cape Henry
The Panamanian tanker Kipawa ran aground three miles northwest of Cape Henry at 6 AM and six hours later remained stuck unable to free herself.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
Atomic shells and mobility in new artillery debate
Gen. J. Lawton Collins says artillery capable of firing atomic missiles has been tested but not as atomic weapons. He notes the model viewed by Congressmen may not be radically new, aside from bore and tube length, and discusses the challenges of scaling up to larger diameters while keeping mobility.
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J. Lawton Collins
Army
Hiroshima
Rev Arthur Ribble to Speak at Berryville Church
The Rev. Arthur Ribble, retired Episcopal clergyman living in Boyce, will be guest minister at Berryville Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 11 am. His sermon is titled The Gift of the Magi.
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Arthur Ribble
Boyce
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Gore buys chassis for custom fire truck in Gore
The New Gore project orders a specialized fire truck built from a chassis with delivery set for January 25. It features a 500 gallon booster tank a front mounted pump and a portable relay pump operable away from the vehicle. Hose includes 200 feet of one inch and 500 feet of 1 inch. Chief Lawyer urges purchase of more hose when affordable. The colony officers list L G Crater president Wayne Wisecarver vice president Godfrey Prelip secretary William
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Folk
Gore
L. G. Crater
Ayne Wisecarver
Godfrey Prelip
William
Directors and officers form a twelve member board
Woolford serves as treasurer and James C Sawyer is chief. Along with them seven directors, they comprise a twelve member board.
Puzzle Clue List From a Historical Text
A compact listing of crossword style clues includes terms for diplomacy indigo sources boxes nets branches fish and other items. The fragment lists clues such as Oriental nurse period of time Hawaiiien food god of love and Peruvian Indian among others.
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Orient
Luzon
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