Associated Press Writer Dies at 50 in New York Area
Radher Winget a 50 year old business news reporter and stock market writer for the Associated Press died suddenly on Saturday in Port Washington New York. He joined the AP in 1933 and worked in New York feature service before serving in London and Paris bureaus from 1936 to 1939 where he covered the abdication of King Edward VIII.
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Associated Press
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Manhasset Bay
Winger
New York
London
Paris
Edward VIII
Auxiliary Will Help Firemen Buy Land
The Auxiliary to the Stephens City Fire Company met at the fire hall to back land purchase for the hall expansion. Mrs. French Reid presided. delegates Mrs. Clear Lee and Mrs. Jack Kemp were chosen for the Northern Virginia Firemen's Association meeting in Lexington. The group planned to use hall tables for indoor church and organization events and agreed to split the $250 Apple Blossom Festival float prize with the fire company.
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Jack Kemp
Northern Virginia Firemen’s Association
Lexington
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New York Agency Requires Harriman Ike Photo Pairing
Albany reports Edward J. McLaughlin director of the Division of Veterans Affairs said a memo instructs offices to display Gov Harriman pictures alongside President Eisenhower pictures to show the state's role in veterans' benefits. He criticized the wording and noted the agency funds half of veterans affairs operations.
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Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
Edward J. McLaughlin
Division of Veterans Affairs
Harriman
Veterans Administration
McLaughlin
Veterans Affairs Division
Chaplin Faces 1.1 Million Dollar U S Tax Bill
Los Angeles reports that Charlie Chaplin, living in Switzerland since leaving the United States, will be billed 1.1 million dollars for alleged 1953 tax deficiencies. The IRS says he disposed of U S assets totaling about 2.7 million dollars while claiming nonresidency. The case could be heard partly in Europe and partly in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Switzerland
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Lausanne
Cheplin
Chaplin
U. S
Europe
Appointment under Harriman prompts Democratic bid note
McLaughlin was appointed under the administration of Harriman, an announced candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Harriman
Daily Crossword Grid Clues From Vintage Pages
A garbled crossword puzzle clue set lists across and down hints with numbers and partial words. Readable items include weathered terms such as Newt Tarkington tower and a mix of entries like Walk and Bristlelike organ, suggesting a scanned puzzle with era style language.
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