Municipal Court Fines for Local Offenses Listed
Gordon Charles Bradfield of 540 N Loudoun St faces improper equipment muffler violation fined $9.25. Charles Henry Youngblood of Mt Falls cited for drunken conduct fined $14.75. Herman Ray Hartman of 36 S Cameron St charged with improper registration fined $9.25.
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Gordon Charles Bradfield
Loudoun St
Charles Henry Youngblood
Mt. Falls
Herman Ray Hartman
S. Cameron St
McCue proposes bill to place Virginia school control in Legislature
Virginia State Senator E O McCue releases a bill shifting authority over public schools to the General Assembly. The plan would house state schools with local buildings and place all staff under legislative control while the Assembly could condemn property for new schools. The State Board of Education would supervise and the clerk of the local board would serve the Legislature.
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McCue
Assembly
Richmond
E. O. McCue
Charlottesville
Virginia General Assembly
General Assembly
Commonwealth
State Board of Education
Egypt Moves Toward Suez Nationalization and International Talks
Nasser plans to compensate canal stockholders at market value this Thursday. Britain holds 44 percent of shares. Big Three meet again on canal control with possible UN supervision discussed to exclude Soviet involvement. Eden warns Parliament that unfettered Egyptian control will be rejected. military action not yet considered. Reports cite Nasser backtracking on export bans to Britain.
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Nasser
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
U. S
Robert D. Murphy
Eden
Pineau
Paris
London
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Moscow
Suez
House of Commons
Egypt
NAACP Attorneys Seek Stay of $100000 Fine in Alabama
NAACP lawyers planned to ask the Alabama Supreme Court for an immediate stay of a $100000 fine after Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones refused to reduce the penalty or saddle the organization with only partial record surrender. The dispute centers on surrendering Alabama membership lists and potential federal court involvement if the judgment stands.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama Supreme Court
NAACP
Alabama
Walter B. Jones
Jones
Robert Carter
New York
Supreme Court
Atty
John Patterson
Patterson
National Secy
Roy Wilkins
Wardensville Man Dies After Highway Crash
Sam Harris 83, a retired carpenter from Wardensville West Virginia, died in Memorial Hospital after a Wednesday afternoon crash. He had been driving a DeSoto involved in a collision with a Blue Ridge Poultry truck from Edinburg driven by George Baker of Mt. Jackson. Harris's body was taken to Ives Funeral Home in Arlington for funeral arrangements.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Sam Harris
Harris
DeSoto
Blue Ridge Poultry & Egg Co
Edinburg
George Baker
Mt. Jackson
Ives Funeral Home
Arlington
U S Expands Atomic and Hydrogen Weapon Work on New Principles
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress across the nuclear program in six months ending June 30. It notes expanding weapon research at Los Alamos and Livermore, rising uranium ore production, and advances in nuclear power reactors, a second nuclear submarine nearing completion, and cancer treatment advances using atomic energy despite ongoing uncertainty about civilian power timelines.
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Washington
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Free World
Canad
Belgian Congo
Los Alamos
N.M
Livermore
Calif
Harris Family Notice from Washington Area
Mr. Harris was born in Delray West Virginia and lived in the Washington area until about 25 years ago when he moved to Wardensville. He was married three times with no children. his wives preceded him. Surviving are four brothers Hugh Harris Wardensville Brown Harris Berkeley Springs Charles Harris Maysville and Herbert Harris Arlington and one sister Mrs Ollie Summers Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Delray
W. Va
Washington Area
Wardensville
Hugh Harris
Brown Harris
Berkeley Springs
Charles Harris
Maysville
Herbert Harris
Arlington
Ollie Summers
Washington, D. C
Reaves Duo Win Bridge Club Match at George Washington Hotel
Mr and Mrs S H Reaves placed first in the Monday Duplicate Bridge Club event at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs W D Myer with third to Mrs Ellis Ford and Mrs John Griffith. Next meeting set for August 6 at 3 p.m. at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Reaves
George Washington Hotel
W. Neleson Page
W. D. Myer
Ellis Ford
John Griffith
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