Weekend Virginia traffic deaths total four in two days
Four people died in Virginia weekend crashes raising the year toll to 21, including Roland Francis Livingston 47 of Portsmouth who drowned trapped beneath his car in a water filled ditch near Bowers Hill. Charlie Midkiff 38 of Endicott died after a non collision crash on Route 748. Edward P. Judd 22 of Cleveland killed in a single vehicle wreck near Petersburg. Louise Lewis 45 of Painter succumbed to injuries from a car strike near Nassawadx.
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Virginia
Roland Francis Livingston
Portsmouth
Bowers Hill
Norfolk County
Livingston
Charlie Midkiff
Endicott
Franklin County
Ferrar
Midkiff
Rocky Mount
Edward P. Judd
Cleveland
Ohio
Petersburg
Louise Lewis
Painter
Accomack County
Nassawadex
U. S. 13
Truck Drivers Strike Paralyzes NYC Coal and Fuel Oil Deliveries
A strike by 8,000 truck drivers halts most midwinter coal and fuel oil deliveries across New York City, disrupting heating and power supplies during winter.
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New York
New York City
Farm auction notices in Marion and Frederick County
January sales directory lists at 10 am Ralph W. Horst of Marion Pa selling tractors and farm machinery with Frey Martin Wagner and Neidig as auctioneers. January 21 at 11 am Clay E. Smith offers property at 220 South Kent Street Frederick County Court House with Charles R. Duvall as auctioneer.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Chambersburg
Frey, Martin, Wagner & Neidig
Clay E. Smith
Frederick County Court House
S. Kent St
Chas
R. Duvall
Two Clergymen Clash At Brooklyn Church Altar
In Brooklyn the Rev William Faoward Melish and the Rev Robert Thomas officiated at separate services during a feud over leadership at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity. Melish, acting rector, and Thomas, appointed by the Long Island bishop, confronted each other as about 50 parishioners left the church. The dispute traces to Melishs alleged left wing ties and a 1949 controversy over succession. locks were changed on church doors as the stalemate continued.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
William Faoward Melish
Robert Thomas
Long I
Melish
Thomas
Melisb
John Howard Melish
How Rinity
National Council of
James P. de Wolfe
Long Island
Crossword Clue Grid With Various Definitions
Puzzle clues cover topics from military life to architecture and fabrics. Answers include terms like shooting star taste indium symbol and details about roods and priests in a themed crossword layout.
Eisenhower Budget Proposes New Roads Schools and Aid
President Eisenhower outlined a fiscal plan forecasting a $12 million drop in overall agriculture spending and a $485 million fall in crop price support costs. He urged $150 million for new schools, a 54 million boost for highway construction, and broader foreign aid totaling $4.86 billion to refill aid pipelines.
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Eisenhower
State Department
U. S
Congress
Atoms For Peace
Folsom
Tennessee Valley Authority
United States
Hoover renews bid for administrative vice president
Former President Herbert Hoover urged creation of an administrative vice president to ease presidential burdens. He testified before a Senate Government Operations subcommittee amid lukewarm White House reception and opposition from Truman. Hoover argued the plan would reduce strain and free the president to focus on policy and Congress.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Senate
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Kennedy
D-Mass
Congress
Virginia Chamber cites tax burden split for state budget
The Virginia Chamber argues that taxpayers would bear about four times last year's tax take to fund the proposed budget. It estimates residents now bear 1.49 percent of the total federal tax burden and notes George W. Jennings leads the chamber's tax department.
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Virginia
Chamber
George W. Jennings
Tax Cut Not Justifiable Without Budget Balance
The speaker argues against tax reductions beyond April 1, 1956, stressing that current tax levels are burdensome but must not increase the national debt. A future tax cut should only occur if it does not unbalance the budget and allows some reduction in the national debt.
Senators Charge Lev With Bribery in Government Deals
The Senate Investigations subcommittee charged Chicago hat manufacturer Harry Lev with bribery and collusion to profit from military contracts. The 17 day hearings linked Lev to payments and gifts via associates including Mrs. Mella Hart and Leon M. Levy. The panel urged refunds totaling 501,475.
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Washington
Senate Investigations
Harry Lev
Chicago
Mella Hart
Westfield
N.J
Leo
Leon M. Levy
Brooklyn, N.Y
Lev
Armed Services Textile and Apparel Procurement Agency
McClellan
Senate
Defense Department
Police Court Records of Drunken and Reckless Driving
Clarence Isaac Garrett of Boyce cited for drunkenness with $10.75 fine. Hinkle Boyd Pitcock of Rt. 4 fined $10.75 for drunkenness. Bertram Yago of 528 N Loudoun St. fined $10.25 for drunkenness. Fremont Monroe Fogle of 116 E Monmouth St. cited for reckless driving with $14.25 fine.
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Clarence Isaac Garrett
Boyce
Hinkle Boyd Pitcock
Rt. 4
Bertram Yago
N. Loudoun St
Fremont Monroe Fogle
E. Monmouth St
How Federal Checks Are Processed After Cashing
After banks cash federal government checks they are sent to the Treasury Department for payment. They are filed for a limited time to make a record, then forwarded to the General Accounting Office.
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Treasury Department
General Accounting Office
FDR Jr Dines in Area Saturday
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr a New York congressman dined at Duff's Diner just south of Winchester on U S Rt 11 Saturday evening. He was en route from Staunton where he sold his herd of purebred sheep on the same day.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
Winchester
U. S. Rt
Rep. Roosevelt
Staunton
Weekend Truck Crash Injures Toledo Man In Ohio
A weekend non collision crash on U S Rt 50 injured four women from Washington D C and left a truck tractor trailer damaged at about 3500. Eu gene Armstrong of Toledo Ohio suffered a leg laceration and was treated at Memorial Hospital. The other incident near Berryville involved Leslie White and Glenden Tomblin with minor damage totaling about 150 dollars.
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Eugene Armstrong
Toledo
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Friendship Ambulance
U. S. Rt. 50
Katharine D. White
Chevrolet
Mable Jones
Isabelle Foster
Betty Jackson
Washington, D.C
C. D. Taylor
U. S. Rt. 340
Berryville
Taylor
DeSoto
Leslie Stuart White
White Post
Glenden Harris Tomblin
Virginia
U.S. Rt. 11
Winchester
Lawrence Sweeney
Boscawen St
Walter Pingley
Robert St
L.P. Coverstone
Pingley
Pope Adrian IV Tops Quiz Answers
Answers printed on Page 4 reveal Pope Adrian IV as the question one solution and a confirming Yes as the response to the second.
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Pope Adrian IV
Frederick County Virginia approves deer hunting light ordinance
The Frederick County Virginia Board of Supervisors adopts an ordinance prohibiting shining fields and buildings with flashlights or artificial lights at night to prevent deer hunting. Exemptions include vehicle headlights on public roads and landowners or their guests. Violations bring a fine between 10 and 300 dollars or up to 30 days in jail. Enforced by the Sheriff, police, and game wardens. Passed January 9 1956 after a public hearing.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Trial Justice Court
Grover Teets
C. E. Garber
C. M. Rosenberger
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