Man Struck By His Own Car Dies
In Richmond a 41 year old James J. Redmond II dies in hospital after being struck by his own car while helping to free a stalled vehicle. The hitting car was driven by 17 year old Lewis B. Pollard son of Lt Gov Fred G Pollard who was convicted of drunk driving and fined 200 dollars. An autopsy will determine the cause of death. Redmond was vice president of Redmond Lumber Corp in Richmond.
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Richmond
Lumber Company
James J. Redmond II
Redmond
Lewis B. Pollard
Fred G. Pollard
Pollard
G. E. Madge
Oldest national flag and Halley’s Comet queries
The Dannebrog, Denmark's white cross on red dating from 1219, is cited as the oldest national flag. Halley's Comet last appeared in 1910 and is predicted for 1985 or 1986. The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame are Elmer Layden Jim Crowley Don Miller and Harry Stuhldreher.
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Denmark
The
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Jim Crowley
Don Miller
Harry Stuhldreher
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Pattern 4884 Misses Spring Knit Skimmer Ad
An Anne Adams fashion pattern ad promotes a geometrically seamed spring knit skimmer with a lithe poised look. It lists sizes 10 to 18, yardage 2 5/8 for size 14, 39 inch fabric, and pricing 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Includes mail address in New York for order and a Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog offer with a 50 cent gift coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th
St. New York
N. Y
Man Proceeds With Firearms Permit For Cuff Links
London AP report describes Michael Levy a 36 year old American who had to obtain a firearms permit to wear his two inch long cuff links shaped as miniature pistols. He navigated import permits police inspection and a Board of Trade approval amid customs seizure fears and a renewal cycle.
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London
Michael Levy
Levy
Board of Trade
Customs
Goodes Win Bridge Prize
The Mille Wood Duplicate Bridge Club held its second session on Thursday. The first prize went to Mr and Mrs Richard Goode of Berryville and the second prize to Mr and Mrs William Cook of Boyce. The games occur every other Thursday on an invitational basis.
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Millewood
Sato Weathered Losses in Japanese Lower House Vote
In Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's party, the Liberal Democrats, retained a reduced majority after the Lower House election. The Liberal Democrats dropped from 99 to 66 seats with 49.09 percent of the vote while independents likely back the Lib Dems, boosting their margin. The Socialists suffered a setback, the Communists gained slightly, and Komeito and Democratic Socialists made gains in a high turnout vote of over 47 million across 486 seats.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
China
Sato
Several
Democratic Party
Liberal Democrats
Moscow
Peking
Komeito
Clean Government
Soka Gakkai
Democratic Socialists
Guest Pianist Albert Wasmus to Perform at Shenandoah
Albert Wasmus, pianist and Texan, will appear as guest artist at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. The free concert, sponsored by Shenandoah, features works by Mozart, Schumann, Schubert, Debussy, and Liszt, with Wasmus holding a position at St. Michael’s College in Vermont and past teaching roles at SMU Copiah Lincoln and Delta State.
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Albert Wasmus
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Wasmus
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Copiah- Lincoln College
Mississippi
Deltra State College
St. Michael’s College
Vermont
Walmus
Myrtle Ledford
Winchester
Ozart
Chumann
Schraine
Avel
Funer
List
Pardoned Pirate Laffite Aided New Orleans Defense
Jean Laffite the pirate aided in the 1815 defense of New Orleans and received a presidential pardon for his past crimes.
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Jean Laffite
New Orleans
Double Tragedy in Chesapeake A Couple Die from Shotgun Wounds
A medical examiner described the Sun day deaths of Ernest Russell Randolph 65 and Eloise Marslender Randolph 57 in Great Bridge Chesapeake as either murder suicide or self inflicted. The bodies were found in a hallway outside their room. Morton noted no foul play and speculated self inflicted death due to lack of struggle.
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Chesapeake
Great Bridge
R. A. Morton
Ernest Russell Randolph
Eloise Marslender Randolph
Morton
Randolph
Chesapeake Rea
Aurora
N.C
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