Motorist Waives Hearing On Manslaughter Charge
Carl Wilson Owens of Clear Brook waived a preliminary hearing and posted $500 bond for appearance before a Jefferson county Grand jury on manslaughter charges. He was the driver in a collision with a motor bike driven by George Hurst Nicely Jr. of near Summit Point, who died after being thrown against the car on Summit Point Road. Services were held today for the 19 year old victim.
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Carl Wilson Owens
Clearbrook
Jefferson County
Charles Town
Owens
George Hurst Nicely Jr
Summit Point
Nicely
Tests Aliens Face Before U S Admission
The 1924 act charges American consuls with initial immigrant selection while Public Health Service inspectors at ports verify health, Immigration and Naturalization Service reviews travel documents, and customs examine belongings. If all is in order, admission proceeds. irregularities trigger further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Public Health Service
Immigration Andaturalization Service
Detained Pending Adjustment or Debarment from Entrance
An individual may be detained until the matter is satisfactorily adjusted or debarred from entrance. Appeals may be taken from decisions of immigration officials to the Board of Immigration Appeals in the Department of Justice, but not from consular decisions.
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Board of Immigration Appeals
Department of Justice
Luttrell family reunion set for August 14 in Collinsville
Reynolds Store notes visits from Edgar Bageant and Robert Hughes of Washington. Capt and Mrs Dallas Sprinkle of Winchester joined Ernest Batt home. Luttrell family reunion planned August 14 at Collinsville with special program. Others visiting Ed Shenk home include Dennis Hibbard and Alfred Clark families. Purcell Dick and son from Sunnyside spent Saturday with H. B. Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrell
Ed Shenk
Dennis Hibbard
Alfred Clark
Purcell Dick
Sunnyside
H. B. Dick
Goolrick Backs Battle as Best Qualified for Governor
Former Virginia state figure C O Godlrick endorses Senator Battle for the Democratic nomination. He cites Battle’s long service and knowledge of state government while noting disagreements on some issues and opposing Miller and Byrd critics.
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Fredericksburg
C. O'Conor Goolrick
Senator Battle
H Omehini
Battle
Commonwealth
Godlrick
General Assembly
Tax Commission
Miller
Virginia
Senator Byrd
Byrd
Senate
United States Senate
Truman
Congress
Congressional Record
State Byrnes
Washington-Leee University
Schoolgirl May Be Rewarded In Weaver Slaying
Roanoke reports a 17 year old high school girl was recommended for the 500 dollar city reward for information leading to the slaying of Dana Marie Weaver. The family asked for confidentiality and the girl may share any reward with Mrs Dana M Weaver. Other groups with reward offers of 655 dollars indicated they would likely follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Police Department
Dana Marie Weaver
Dana M. Weaver
Woodstock resident to attend church law n party
Miss Ethel Stickley of Woodstock visits the Stickley home. A benefit lawn party will be held July 30 for the church. Beverly Sue Stickley spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Grover. Building committee near completion plans for church addition. ground breaking to follow. Mr and Mrs R E Johnson also mentioned.
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Reliance
Ethel Stickley
Woodstock
Stickley
Beverly Sue Stickley
Mrs
Harry Grover
R. E. Johnson
FASTEETH keeps false teeth fixed without taste or odor
An advertisement touts FASTEETH a powder sprinkled on upper and lower plates to prevent sliding. It claims fasten teeth firmly with an alkaline non acidic formula, no gummy taste, no sour feel, and it helps curb denture breath. Available at drug stores.
Front Royal Sees New Arrivals and Local Moves
The Rinker family has relocated to Front Royal. Miss Bonnie Summerson visits from Pennsylvania to see her brother Luther Summerson. Miss Reba Bray now works for American Viscose. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grover of South Carolina stayed with their mother, Mrs. Cc. Gruver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker
Front Royal
Bonnie Summerson
Pennsylvania
Luther Summerson
Reba Bray
Middletown
American Viscose Corporation
Frank Grover
South Carolina
Cc. H. Gruver
Windy Taylor Fixes TV Antenna Causing Minor Disruptions
A group at Judge Cunningham's watched a vaudeville program on a new TV when winded by a streaky screen. Windy meddled with the antenna, stopping the show. Buzz Ellis charged $20 for the repair. Windy apologized and offered to pay. The incident urges restraint in meddling with others affairs and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cunningham
Windy
Buzz Ellis
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U. S
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Britain
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Rufus
Valley Airways, Inc
Winchester Municipal Airport
Reynold’s Store
Navy
Oxford
Ess Pont
N. Loudoun ST
PHOME
Goolrick
Virginia Senate
The
Seiberling Battery
Preeanking With
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Handley School
John Derr
A. M. Dyke
Strasburg
C. Coons
Joe Marsh
Windy Taylor
United States Brewers Foundation
Pato
Washer Sale
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Carlisle Et Lewisteen
Market St
Lancaster
King Stowerbere
Main St
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Chambersburg
Elizabretht
Joe
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