Destitute Arab Seeks Free College Education in U S
Shukki Mohammed el Hatiri, a Jerusalem high school graduate, arrives in Jonesboro Arkansas with $10 after selling a farm in Israel to fund a U S education. Arkansas State College offers help as officials seek a way to fund his first year through work or sponsorship.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State College
United States
Shukki Mohammed el Hatiri
Arkansas State
Berlin
Israel
America
Khatin
Robert Moore
Jerusalem
State
Khatiri
Kansas State
New York
Khatibi
Arkansas
Portland
Moore
Khatir
Quiz Answers From Page Four Reveal Varied Facts
Answers list covers roles from Federal Mediation Chief to historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and Sir Walter Raleigh. Includes a painting attribution to John Constable, a study of birds eye anatomy, a Massachusetts reference, and miscellaneous topics such as Theodore Roosevelt, cassava, tough animal gut cordage, and a lyric farewell.
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Federal Mediation
John Constable
Benjamin Franklin
Sir Walter Raleigh
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Charles William Ritter Wednesday at 3 00 p m
Mr Charles William Ritter is scheduled for a forthcoming event at his Kernstown residence on Wednesday at 3 00 p m. The notice specifies the time and location of the occasion.
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Julian N. Rogers
The
Jones Funeral Home
Floyd Romanus Parkinson
Little Mountain Methodist Church
Charles William Ritter
Kernstown
Vishinsky Leaves for Moscow After UN Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky departs Paris for Moscow after the sixth UN General Assembly session. The 68 year old diplomat stayed in Paris since November 6 and saw his peace program rejected except for atomic control and disarmament items sent to the Disarmament Commission. Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik will head the delegation.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Viahitsky
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinaky
UN Disarmament Commission
Jacob A. Malik
Vishinsky
Malik
Britain
Giadeyn Jebb
Italy
Libya
Jebb
U. N
Republic of
South Korea
United States
U. S
British Search Tense Arab Sector
British troops rout hundreds of Egyptian families from Ismailia tense Arab sector as shops close and streets empty. A British military court will hold a closed inquiry into Sister Anthony’s death amid claims of Egyptian snipers or a stray British bullet. Thirteen guerrillas captured. 7 000 rounds of anti aircraft ammunition found in tombs. an Egyptian fighter killed.
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Ismailia
Siain
Anthony
Lamar Mulliner
U. S
Cairo
United States Likely to Restrict Soviet Envoys Travel
Washington expects a rapid decision on imposing travel restrictions against Soviet ambassador Alexander Panov and other Russian officials as tensions rise. Officials indicate a formal order may follow soon, shaping diplomatic exchanges and security procedures.
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Washington
United States
Alexander Ss Panovashkin
Governor vetoes controversial truck weight bill in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report says Gov. Fine vetoed a measure raising truck weight limits from 45 000 to 60 900 pounds. He cited potential road damage and questioned industry funding of roads. The bill faced railroads opposition and stricter brake and engine standards with higher fines for violators.
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Pennsyylvania
Maryland
Virginia House Debates Runoff Primary and Tax Bills
The legislature weighs a runoff primary to shift the August date to June or July amid a 1953 governor race with Stanley Almond and Whitehead as possible contenders. Tax bills face opposition as the Finance Committee kills the federal tax credit and delays Byrd automatic tax cut repeal while considering new revenue formulas.
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Thomas B. Stanley
J. Lindsay Almond
Robert Whitehead
Virginia
Assembly
House Finance Committee
Lower Chambers
H Morrissett
W. H. Adams
Richmond
Whitehead
Nelson Whitehead
Senate
Harry Byrd, Jr
Virginia Roost No 1 Elects Officers At Hotel
At a large meeting the Exhausted Roosters Virginia Roost No 1 elected officers for the coming year. George T Bartley of Clearbrook was named President and Laurens P Jones will serve as Vice-president. Frederick M Ritter becomes treasurer and first president, while Oliverd is listed as secretary. The group, formed from former Javeers, meets monthly and plans educational films.
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Virginia
George Washington
George T Bartley
Clearbrook
Jaycee
Laurens P Jones
Frederick M. Ritter
Javeeres
Javoee
Homer Bridges
United States
Ritter
Delaney Bribery Trial Deliberations Begin in Boston
A federal jury in Boston began deliberations at 11 20 am EST on Dennis W Delaney former internal revenue collector charged with taking seven thousand five hundred dollars to influence decisions and certifying one hundred eighty thousand dollars in tax liens. Judge Charles Fo Wyranski Jr. instructed the jurors that the government must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Delaney is the first high ranking revenue official tried amid tax scandals.
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Boston
Dennis W Delaney
Internal Revenue
Charles Fo Wyranski Jr
Delaney
Churchill Sailing Home Tonight Despite Slight Cold
Winston Churchill still has a slight cold but is in good spirits as he sails tonight aboard the Queen Mary. An aide said there is nothing seriously wrong with the 77 year old British Prime Minister, and a farewell parade planned for him was cancelled after news of the cold.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lord Moran
Bernard Baruch
Churchil
Washington
Jurors Indict Roy Wingfield on Break-In and Larceny
A Frederick County grand jury indicted Roy Garland Wingfield on three counts of breaking and entering and one count of petty larceny. Wingfield was remanded to Sheriff Robert L. De Haven pending a probation report. In the same court, Lewis Barrett and Carl Barrett were found guilty of illegal deer hunting and their guns ordered turned over to the Sheriff for sale.
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Frederick County
J. L. Jolliffe
Huyett G. Light
Max Braithwaite
George Tokes
Frank L. Fout
Roy Garland Wingfield
Wingfield
Robert L. DeHaven
Lewis Barrett
Carl Barrett
Governor Hears Plea to Halt Execution in Port Nelson Slaying
Richmond Governor reserved judgment on a commutation plea to spare 28 year old Michall Robert Green from the electric chair for the December 26 wartime killing of Army Lt Willis T Allman near Port Nelson. Green's lawyers cited his WWII service and a prewar trouble record while prosecutors noted a pistol slaying and a robbery in a car ride before the shooting.
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Richmond
Battle
Priday
Michall Robert Green
Green
Princess Anne
Willis T Allman
Port Nent
Greens
Europe
Italy
Double Cabbie Slaying Back In Mystery Stage
Warwick County grand jury declined to indict Army sergeant Maurice Turner in the December slaying of cab driver Anthony Michael. Turner from Brooklyn, stationed at Fort Fustis, denied charges and was released on bond after more than two hours of deliberation.
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Newport News
Peninsulas
Warwick County
Yeaterday
Set
Maurice Turner
Brooklyn
Fort Fustis
Turner
Anthony Michael
Dee 2
Laither McActhis
Michelels
Callis Turner
Hero in Snowbound Train Incident Dies
Colfax California reports the death of Gold 33, hailed as a hero to 226 people trapped on the Streamliner City of San Francisco last week. Friends attribute death to a heart condition from extreme exertion during three days and nights delivering food and medicine by snow tractor to the train. Gold served as a bomber pilot in Africa and Italy during World War II.
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Colfax
Calif
San Francisco
Gold
Africa
Italy
Chamber Plans 1952 Work Program For Winchester
Chamber outlines Bi Centennial publicity for 1952 and safety upgrades near James Wood School including Route 50 curve straightening and a pedestrian walkway. It also proposes solicitor registration, supports the Safety Committee and Distributive Education, collaborates with the Merchants Association on Winchester Days, and awaits board approval.
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James Wood School
Feo
Merchants of Winchester
Merchant's Association
Winchester
Sakers
Dates Decided For Boy Scout Fund Campaigns
The Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America sets February 6 to 12 for the annual Budget Campaign across six counties Morgan and Jefferson West Virginia and Shenandoah Paget Rappahannock and Clarke in Virginia. County chairmen are named and prospect letters due January 26 as top leadership is organized for unit canvassing by town.
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Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Northern Virginia Power Company
Morgan and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Shenandoah Paget
Rappahannock
Clarke
Virginia
Winchester
Martinsburg
Front Royal Artas
B A. Polan
Basi] Starkey
Councill
Evans Sentenced to Six Months in Winchester Court
Charles Evans, colored, was found guilty of petty larceny by Judge Elliott Marshall in Winchester Corporation Court and sentenced to six months in jail and costs. Richard Lewie Wells and Gene John Reiter, two recently discharged sailors, had prior two year sentences for grand larceny suspended on condition of restitution and two years of lawfulness in Virginia.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Elliott Marshall
Charles Evans
Costa Richard Lewie Wells
Gene John Reiter
Virginia
VEA Backs Plan for Teachers Under Social Security
The Virginia Education Associations Retirement Committee endorsed a plan to place teachers under Social Security via a new Virginia supplementary retirement system. Williams said retirees would receive current benefits with part funded by Social Security and the rest by the state, pending repeal of the 1942 retirement law after the advisory council recommendation.
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Richmond
Virginia Education Associations Retirement Committee
Virginia
Robert Williams
VEA
Virginia Advisory Legislature Council
Sales Directory JAN 24 10 30 Auction Listings
Auction and real estate disclosures from Winchester to Inwood listing dates and locations. Antiques furniture real estate livestock farm machinery and household goods offered by multiple commissioners and trustees across Frederick County and vicinity.
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Headley's
Valley Ave
Winchester
W.E. Edwards
Opequon
Michael Place
Frederick County Court House
Gainesboro
Carlton Dyke
Greenspring
White Hall
W. F. Presgraves
Old Salem Road
Boyce
Clarke County
Katie C Punkhouser
C. H Madagan
Double Tollgate
Raymond Balanger
Inwood
W. V
R. L. Ashton Greenspring
Woman Slugs Boxer Who Flattened Her Son in Ring Bout
In Louisville a red haired woman identified as Mrs Charlies Elliott attacked Rich Reeling 145 pounder after he knocked out her son Bill Redford in a ring bout. Spectators watched as Elliott delivered a vigorous right hand before security intervened.
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Louisville
Rich
Charlies Elliott
Keeling
Bill Redford
Elliott
Mrs Elliott Apologizes For Emotional Judgment
Mrs Elliott says she allowed emotions to override judgment and offers remorse for the decision.
Boston Financier Receives Western Union Control
New York Journal American reports Boston financier John Fox, five years old in error, gained control of Western Union Telegraph Co. A company spokesman declined to confirm the report, noting it is not in a position to verify.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
John Fox
Boston
New York Journal-American
Western Union
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Puzzle grid lists many clues across and down with answers like Wool fat Lair pull behind stream of water goddess of harvests and more, including multiple language qualifiers and partial word fragments in a historical crossword page.
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God
Lair
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