Federal moves to seize $2.4 million found in car trunk
U S Attorney David Satz Jr says the federal government may claim the entire $2.4 million found in a dusty car trunk amid six liens totaling $355,000. Moriarty and Petrick refuse to discuss ownership while others including two carpenters and garage owner Munzy consider claims. Governor Hughes notes probable illegal sources.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
FBI
Anna Petrick
State Prison
Trenton
Moriarty
Miss Petrick
U.S
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Frank Munzy
Crane Operator Foils Jump Attempt From Fifth Floor
New York authorities report a quick acting crane operator Dominick Amendolara 40 of East Meadow aided by Detective Daniel Keogh forestalled a woman Ellen Anderson 66 from leaping from a fifth floor windowsill. Anderson was removed to Bellevue Hospital for observation.
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New York
Dominick Amendolara
East Meadow
N.Y
Ellen Anderson
Telephone Co union reach accord on wages
A tentative wage agreement was reached last week between the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. and the Communications Workers of America AFL-CIO. The deal provides pay increases up to $5 a week in Virginia under a wage reopener clause. The three year contract expires next year and the CWA bargaining committee will present the proposal to members for approval.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Virginia
CWA
Teenager Denies Slaying in Richmond Area Motel Death
A teenage suspect held on auto theft and burglary charges was questioned about the murder of James T. Corey, 60, the Royal Motel night clerk found battered in a Brook Road room. Police say Corey died from multiple head injuries after a motel office break- in.
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Richmond
Nottoway
Blackstone
Richmond Area
Henrico County
W. P. Arwood
L. B. Mitchell
Arwood and
Mitchell
James T. Corey
Royal Motel
Brook Road
Corey
Henrico
Atwood
D. O. Rose
Hearing Set On Proposed Rate Changes in Virginia
The State Corporation Commission will hold a hearing in Richmond on September 17 regarding proposed rate changes by the Railway Express Agency Inc of Virginia. Rates would rise for interstate shipments weighing 101 to 112 pounds and 126 to 137 pounds and fall for shipments of 114 to 125 pounds and 138 to 150 pounds.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Railway Express Agency Inc
Virginia
Widower Quits Job to Care For 10 Children
CARSHALTON England AP Henry Fisher 40 quit his stoker job after his wife died 18 months ago to raise ten children. He receives 10 pounds from the National Assistance Board and 3 pounds 18 shillings in allowances, plus his eldest Raymond 17 helps. The family saves government money versus institutional care as Henry handles all duties from dressing to laundry and cooking.
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Carshalton
England
Henry Fisher
Henry
National Assistance Board
Raymond
Trevor
Alison
Gregory
Merlin
Kathleen
Jimmy
Billy
Elaine
Laurence
Plane Crash Victim's Body Recovered Near Buggs Island
The body of Mecklenburg County farmer Meriwether Lewis, 47, a Navy pilot in World War II, was found washed ashore at Whitts Point near Buggs Island Lake almost a month after he and Clarksville businessman T. W. Marks, 56, died in a Beechcraft Bonanza crash. Lewis was identified by name on his belt and laundry marks. the autopsy was ordered by Dr. P. H. Winston. Survivors include his widow, a daughter, three sons, his mother, three brothers, a half-brother and three sisters.
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Boydton
Mecklenburg County
Meriwether Lewis
Buggs Island Lake
Clarksville
T. W. Marks
Marks
Lewis
Whitts Point
Frank Sanford Goss
Oxford
N.C
Richmond
P. H. Winston
John Taylor Lewis
Brazil
Virginia General Assembly
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London
Trafalgar Square
Britain
Dacron
Sis
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
America
Val
Uhigue
Swimley
Winchester’s Finest Furniture Store
East Piccadilly ST
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