Teen murder trial reveals mixed memories and alleged truth serum test
Scott recounts a fatal struggle with Dana Marie in a church kitchen after a dispute about a wrestler friend. He admits striking with a bottle and later says he believed he killed her but claims partial amnesia until a truth serum test. Prosecution highlights police photos and testimonies questioning his memory.
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Cuddy
Dana Marie
Scott
Lee
Bradley
Webb
Jimmy Webb
Coplon Denies Hysteria as Trial Appeals Continue
Miss Coplon told Judge Reeves she is innocent and seeks a fair trial in New York on conspiracy charges with Russian engineer Valentin Gubitchev. She named prosecutors John M. Kelley Jr. and Raymond P. Whearty, said they want to break her, and described her March arrest with government secrets found in her pocketbook.
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Wheartys
John M. Kelley Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
Whearty
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
Kelley
Reeves
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Gubitchev
United Nations
Palmer
Kansas City
Eisler
Gerhart Eisler
State Department
European Farmers on Tour Greet U S Visitors in Berryville
About 100 visiting European farmers and a few from other continents were welcomed in Berryville and Winchester yesterday. The scene includes Rosemont Orchards with hosts and guests from Virginia Farm Bureau and international delegates from India Finland Kenya South Africa China and more.
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Winchester
Berryville
Rosemont Orchards
H. G. Blalock
C. W. Sollenberger
Virginia Farm Bureau
Surrendra Reddi
India
Beverley Byrd
Dr. Saarinen
Finland
I. Fred Stine
Frederick County
Chong Twanmo
China
Lord Francis Scott
Kenya
South Africa
Birmingham Hears Of More Floggings
Two more Alabama floggings by hooded night riders were reported as a Jefferson county grand jury began mob violence investigations. One victim was a 52 year old iron ore miner near Bessem er and another a Negro farmer in rural Clay county. Three other floggings were uncovered yesterday in Clay by two Methodist ministers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Jefferson County
Bessemer
Clay County
Ashland
Clay
New School Superintendent Takes Oath at Courthouse
The new superintendent went to the courthouse where he was given the oath of office by an official, continuing coverage from Page 1. The article notes the transition and the formal swearing in as part of the district’s leadership change.
Burton Family Moves Into Greyhome As School Plan Prompts Hope
Clerk Loring C. Kackley reports the Burton family arriving by motor from Martinsville and unloading at Greyhome on S Church St. Frank N. Ayler holds the lease from the McGuire property, with tenants Howard and Mrs White relocating to Winchester. Ayler, sworn in at the county clerk’s office, says Frederick County residents back a school improvement program to provide the best advantages for local children.
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Loring C. Kackley
Burton
Martinsville
Greyhome
S. Church St
McGuire
Frank N. Ayler
Howard T. White
Winchester
Sarah Elizabeth
Brown Dudley
Lee Whitacre
Ayler
Frederick County
County builds modern high school as district sets goals
The incoming county division superintendent pledges to maintain efficient administration and best supervision to improve the local school system. He highlights plans for a well balanced program and the new modern high school building as evidence of progress, prioritizing student welfare during tenure.
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Rovers Supply Company
Paddock Pool Equipment CO
Colorado Bldg
Wash
D.C
D. H. Tyler
Middleburg
Coplen
Hotpoint
Anmens
U.S. Pot
Molden Electric Co., Inc
Loudoun ST
U. S
Anther
Lovett Brothers
Women’s & Children’s
Nunn -Bush Florsheim
Curtis Arch Preserver
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Calfskin
Kids & Suedes
Abdominal
Patton
N. Loudoun
Bell Clothes Winchester
Front Royal
Atta Y
Petia
Ada S- VA
Robert Bruce
Zephyr
Dupont Zelon
Kelvinator
Priges
Morey
Miller
Anderson
E. Boscawen
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