Boy 17 Planned Holdup Of Father In Station Clue
A 16 year old boy admitted arranging the $100 filling station holdup of his father Herbert Miller 46 and directed a 17 year old friend Kenneth Mahurin to shoot him The youths were held on armed robbery charges Detective Harold Goodman said the elder Miller identified his son voice outside the station and the son confirmed the instruction to shoot and finish him Mahurin also admitted the holdup Both youths are in custody in Indianapolis This item notes the family separation and living arrangement of the boy
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Indianapolis
Harold Goodman
William Dale Miller
Herbert Miller
Kenneth Mahurin
Miller
Goodman
Young Miller
Mahurin
Landslide Ends Nine Lives in Shinen Coal Town
In Shinen, a landslide buried four homes killing nine people and leaving several injured in a coal-mining town in Japan. Rescue teams worked amid debris as authorities investigated the collapse.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Shinen
Travel Bureau Expands Virginia State Travel Office
The State Department of Conservation and Development announced expansion of its Virginia State Travel Bureau in Washington. The move broadens travel services and regional outreach for Virginia.
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Travel Bureau
Richmond
State Department of Conservation and Development Today
Virginia State Travel Bureau
Washington
Blue Cross Names Willis H Ligon II New Local Manager
Willis H. Ligon II is named manager for Blue Cross Hospital Service in the area succeeding Mrs. D W Ritenour. A Pamplin native, he is married to Virginia Rose of Covington and they reside at 304 Parkway with two children. Ligon is Hampden Sydney College alumnus and Pi Kappa Alpha member, served five years in the Armed Forces, and previously worked at B F Goodrich and Johnston's Jewelry. He attends First Baptist Church where he holds leadership roles in Adult Forums and the Young People’s Sunday School Department.
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Ligon
Pamplin
Virginia Rose
Covington
Parkway
Hampden Sydney College
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Armed Forces
Winchester
B. F. Goodrich Co
Johnston's
First Baptist Church
Adult Forums
Young People’s Sunday School Department
Bible Versions Distributed by American Bible Society
The Society distributes four English translations: the King James Version first issued in 1611 the Revised Version of 1881 and 1885 the American Standard Revised Version of 1901 and the New Testament of the Revised Standard Version first issued in 1946.
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The
American Bible Society
Community Dinner Benefit At Kings Beach Auction Raises Funds
At Kings Beach California a community dinner for the Methodist church raised funds with a handmade lace bed spread as top prize donated by Julius Gold, Jew. Joby Lewis of the Greek Orthodox Church auctioned it and Reverend Jim Brennan, Catholic, bought it. The church netted $236.
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Kings Beach
Calif
Methodist Church
Lake Tahoe
Julius Gold
Joby Lewis
Jim Brennan
P rede dication service at Mt Olive church in Hayfield
The pre dedication service for Mt Olive E A B Church will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm with Mr Palk superintendent presiding and Rev Carl Hiser and Rev L C Messick as guests The Rev James Whitlatch extended welcome to all Various local families and visitors from Winchester North Carolina and Charleston are noted as visiting or staying with relatives and friends in the area
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James Brooks
Jack White
Gail
Charleston
W. Va
John McNeely
Anna Bess McCormac
E. &. Brengle
Winchester
Luther Larrick
Lydia Crismore
Wiley
John Elliott
Loring Anderson
Loring Nail
Frank Fogle
M. A. Wiley
Lloyd Light
Largest and smallest cactus varieties described
Cacti span from the giant saguaro in the Arizona desert reaching 50 to 60 feet in height and weighing tons to the tiny Mammillaria fragilis known as the thimble size.
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Arizona Desert
FFA ELECTS 1954 PRESIDENT IN BLACKSBURG
David Miller of Bland was elected president of the Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America at the annual meeting in Blacksburg. The vote confirms his leadership for the coming year with the group aiming to boost farmer education and youth programs statewide.
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FFA
Blacksburg
David Miller
Bland
Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Violence at Osaka silk mill escalates injuring many
Violence flared again at the Omi Silk Spinning Co in Osaka as union pickets clashed with new workers. About 52 people were injured in a midnight melee, following a dynamite blast that injured 50 people the day before. Union leaders blame the company for interference in workers private affairs.
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Tokyo
Omi Silk Spinning Co
Osaka
Officials Open Mail And Privacy Searches At Work
Officials opened employees mail and searched private belongings then barred workers including many teen age girls from dating and split up married couples to promote efficiency on the job.
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Pattern Dept
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Frank
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Robert Walker
Frank Lavender
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E. Boscawen Street
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Winchester Furniture CO
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Ocean
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Ocean Cove
Front Royal Rd
Colorado
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Smoky Mountains
Greyhound
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Puebla
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Taxco
N. Braddock St
New England
Canadian Rockies
Canada
U. S
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Winston Churchill
Order of the Garter
Windsor Castle
London
Winston
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National Ave
Hallmark Card
Caldwell- Sites CO
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