Bradley Protege Bribe Scandal Rocks Peoria College Basketball
Peoria investigators reveal a Bradley University bribery scheme touching multiple players led by Gene Melchiore the former idol of local fans. The protege Fred Schlichman admitted accepting $500 after a Bradley win over Oregon State last December. Several teammates including Melchiore Aaron Jim Kelly Bud Grover and Il Mann confess taking part to shave points. State's Attorney Michael A. Shore says Melchiore acted as ringleader and liaised with gamblers Nick The Greek and Tony English. 12 Bradley players were discussed but few were involved.
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Peoria
U. S
Aldy
Eir
Bradley University
David Blair Owen
Fred Schlichman
Gentralia
Bradley
Oregn State
Last Pason
Schlictman
Amen
Gene Melchiorre
Aaron
Jim Kelly
Bud Grover
Ll Mann
Michael A. Shore
Peoria County
Melchiorre
Shore
Gene
New York
Nick
How's Your LQ 2 Answers Quiz Sheet
Answers list for Page 4 including Counterpoint Paraguay Quod Brat Demonstrandum John Rolfe oats of Creeks Seminoles Kefauver Tennessee Ferris wheel about eight minutes and These phenomena were widely observed.
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Paraguay
John Rolfe
Kefauver
Tenn
July 1 Sales Directory Listing in Berryville and Winchester
An auction notice lists July 1 at 1 PM in Berryville Virginia for household and kitchen furniture. August 3 at 11 AM at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia for valuable city business and residential property.
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Church S&j
Berryville
Court House
Winchester
Corporation Court
Virginia
Louise O. Zirkle
Nannie M. Patterson
County Court House
Loudoun Street
Cork
Boscawen Streets
Harper
Lutheran Old Ladies Home
Abram M. Zirkle
South Washington Street
Mary A. Zirkle
James P. Reardon
Frederick County
City of
Berryville Plans All Day Mid-Summer Fete at Show Grounds
Final plans announced for tomorrow's Mid-Summer Carnival at Berryville Horse Show Grounds starting 10 a.m. Events include pet, hound, baby, pony, brood mare classes, races with turtle to greased pig, jousting for novices and experienced knights, followed by contests such as potato and three legged races, tricycle and bicycle races, square canoe, beauty contest, white elephant booth, pony rides and fortune telling. Local organizers name Mrs Bradford Bennett and Mrs William B Caggitt coordinating county areas.
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Berryville Horse Show Grounds
Bradford Bennett
Winchester
Prederick
William B. Cagett
Ber’yville
Clarke County
David
Clearbrook community plans yard party and visits
Final plans were made Monday night for the Clearbrook Firemen's Yard Party to be held August 1 at the Stonewall School. Several residents and visitors were noted including Mr. Lack Bray of Berryville visiting his daughter Mrs. John Stickles and multiple calls and visits among local families such as the Rudolphs, Gores, Aikens, and Sticks.
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Clearbrook
Stonewall
Lack Bray
Berryville
John Stickles
Claude Gore
Fred Gore
Stephens City
Archie
Ronnie Skiles
Nain
Esten Rudolph
J. D Thomas
Round Hill
Robert Duncan
Ray Collins
Detroit
Michigan
Louis Traves
Ray Place
James Shiley
Jammey Allamong
James Aikens
Geraldine Aikens
Martinsburg
Harry Aikens
John Stickies
June
Harrison argues against welfare state and big spending
Harrison decries propaganda for extended socialistic housing and warns against a blank check to the military. He cites large pepper and can opener purchases and says an official admitted stockpiling stenographers. He identifies as a Democrat but rejects fixed loyalties, urging sound federal fiscal policy and opposition to welfare state expansion.
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Harrison
Congress
Seventh Congressional District
Washington
House
Admiral Sherman Buried at Arlington With Nation in Mourning
Admiral Forrest Sherman, former Joint Chiefs chairman and Chief of Naval Operations, was buried today at Arlington National Cemetery. President Truman led civilian and military leaders at services in the white marble amphitheater, then a family burial on a knoll among oak trees. Sherman died in Italy last Sunday on a mission to bolster western defenses. A 133-aircraft aerial salute marked his funeral, with more than 500 officers and soldiers in attendance.
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Forrest Sherman
Arlington National Cemetery
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Operations
Italy
Arlington Amphitheater
Potomac
Arlington
Navy
Negotiators Read Maps As Armistice Talks Open
Allied spokesman Brig. Gen. William Nuckols said Admiral Joy used maps to illustrate key points during the session. Nam offered little reaction as the talks aimed at a defensible battle line near the 38th Parallel and a staged cease fire with prisoner exchanges and troop withdrawals on the agenda.
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William Nuckols
Joy
Nuckols
Nam
U.N
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
U. N
Wort
Price Rollbacks in Cotton Wool Veal and Lamb Returns
A tentative extension bill falls short of Truman's requested controls. Senate House conferees approve looser consumer credit rules for installment buys of autos radios and television sets, while price rollbacks affect cotton wool veal and lamb.
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Truman
Senate
House
Federal Reserve Board
ACT Outing Set At Shelter Tonight
At 8 p m this evening the second in a series of outdoor meetings planned for the summer by Handley Council No 634 Order of the United Commercial Travelers of America will be held at the Lions Shelter behind Winchester Recreation Park. A buffet supper will follow the business session. Refreshments committee members are Beverley A Bailey Percy W Stultz and Walter B Johnson. Officers include Mr Johnson Past Senior Counselor Joseph A Prickett Senior Counselor Mr Bailey Junior Counselor Billye C Rinker Conductor James R Brandon secretary treasurer Mr Stultz Paige Otis Worsley sentinel and Frank L Woore chaplain.
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Handley Council
Order of the United Commercial Travelers of America
Lions Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Beverley A Bailey
Percy W. Stultz
Walter B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Joseph A. Prickett
Mr. Bailey
Billye C. Rinker
James R. Brandon
Mr. Stultz
Paige
Otis Worsley
Sentinel
Frank L. Woore
Soviet envoy cites North Korean buildup after Malik peace move
The Soviet ambassador Ja cob Malik proposed Korean peace talks and Western observers say North Korea and Chinese forces have rushed to reinforce, moving south toward battle lines with new units and hundreds of replacements. Artillery positions and supplies have multiplied near front lines as UN forces briefly halted exploitation.
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Iron Triangle
U. N
Korea
Pyongyang
Malik
Raft Crew Faces Setback in Ohio River Sociology Trip
A four person sociology experiment aboard a 12 by 20 foot raft on the Ohio River capsized near Moundsville, sending three sailors into the water. Mary Ellin Grady and companions Geraldine Garcia Milton Borden and Don Brown were rescued as they planned to continue toward the Mississippi and then New Orleans. They lost food clothing and a mascot dog but aimed to press on once the raft was rebuilt.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Ohio River
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mary Ellin Grady
University of Michigan
Geraldine Garcia
Boston
Milton Borden
New Bedford
Mass
Don Brown
New York
Grady
James Zubic
Zubic
Pittsborgh
Sociology
Milady's Hemline Returns in Paris Winter Fashion
Paris reveals Jacques Fat collection with hems at calf length and voluminous skirts layered over many petticoats. Tiny waisted high neck bodices pair with black and white schemes and smoky tones. Rich velvets satins and taffetas feature, while the silhouette recalls a shorter version of the new look with irregular hems.
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Paris
Jacques Fat
Voluminous
Fath
Family and friends visit in Mt Pleasant area
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake and four children visit siblings in Mt Williams with extended relatives from Martinsburg and nearby towns. A minister Rev L C Messick calls on church members. Several families including Milhon Perry and Sager visit Henry Price near Reliance. Miss Hilda Russell returns home from grandmother Mabel Perry’s.
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MT. Pleasant
Charles Lake
Mabel Perry
Ida Ware
Johnny Ware
Carson Allamong
Mt Williams
L. C Messick
Martinsburg
Vetor Milhon
John Perry
Raymond Racey
Alfred Sager
Philip W. Perry
Daisy Sager
Francis Sager
Patsy Milhon
Clifton
Henry Price
Reliance
Hilda Russell
Air Port Road
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