Red police interrogations exposed in Bulgarian case
The State Department revealed Michael Shipkov a Bulgarian translator who was tortured by Bulgarian security and coerced into a fabricated confession. His account linked to Mindszenty Vogeler cases shows how Communist police extract fake crimes from victims.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
Michael Shipkov
Shipkov
Reds
Budapest
Moscow
United States
Hungary
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Kremlin
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert A. Vogeler
Mindszenty
Vogeler
Red Police
Ivan Secoulov
U.S. Legation
Legation
Yoli
Mye Sa
Sofia
Fannie S Wilson Dies at Residence in West Virginia
Fannie S Hayes Wilson of Bunker Hill West Virginia wife of Oscar Wilson died yesterday at her home born September 5 1881 Hillsboro North Carolina daughter of the late Frank and Adelene Hayes she had lived in Bunker Hill 25 years after eight months in Martinsburg hospital she leaves a brother B F Riley Hillsboro and Joseph Royster Mevane North Carolina eight nieces and two nephews member of Hillsboro Baptist Church funeral at Rest Church 4 pm with Rev E S Elsmore officiating interment in local cemetery
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Fannie S. Wilson
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Oscar Wilson
Hillsboro
N. C
Frank and
Adelene Clark Hayes
Martinsburg
B. F. Riley
Joseph Royster
Mevan
Nelson Putnam Dies at Middletown
Nelson Putnam 58 died at his Middletown home after five years of declining health. He was a son of the late Robert Putnam and Mrs. Putnam of Opequon Virginia. Surviving are a brother Robert of Winchester and a sister Mrs Dolly Smith of Frederick County. He worked as a Sandy farm tenant for 25 years. Funeral 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Omps Funeral Home with Rev. C A York officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers: Raymond, Robert, James, John, Melvin, William.
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Nelson Putman
Middletown
Robert Putnam
Opequon
Robert
Winchester
Dolly Smith
Frederick County
Sanday
Omps Funeral
Rev. C. A. York
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Sandy
Raymond
James
John
Melvin
William
Dr. McKee Addresses Women on Social Medicine Debate
Dr. John B. McKee, president of Winchester Memorial Hospital staff, spoke to a women's group about socialized medicine. He argued government funded care risks excessive red tape and loss of care quality, noting pay basis for indigent cases and the need to cover prolonged medical catastrophes. He cited AMA support for voluntary prepayment protection and opposition to compulsory programs.
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John B. McKee
Medicals
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McKee
Dr. McKee
W. W. Beattie
Medal Awarded to Corporal Charles M. Good
Announcement of the Army Good Conduct Medal for Corporal Charles M. Good of Winchester who serves with the 8011th Composite Service Company in Kyoto Japan. The award by Major General John B. Coulter follows a special formation with 26 First Corps noncommissioned officers honored. Good enlisted Feb 6 1945 at Fort Meade and served in the Pacific with the 32nd and 24th Infantry Divisions before reenlisting in 1947 and later serving in Korea with the 80th Engineer Base Depot and the 98th Quartermaster Service Battalion in Kyoto.
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Charles M. Good
West Cecil Street
Winchester
John B. Coulter
Corporal Good
8011Th Composite Service
Kyoto
Japan
Fort Meade
Camp Wheeler
Pacific
Korea
80Th Engineer Base
98Th Quartermaster Service
Photographic Salon Scheduled In April
The 19th Annual Cumberland Valley Photographic Salon will be shown in April in Hagerstown Maryland. Bruce Etchinson, director of the Hagerstown Museum, announced the change from March. The exhibit includes black and white prints and, for the first time, color slides. Entries will be judged for hanging by an impartial jury.
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Cumberland Valley
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Hagerstown
Mad
Bruce Etchinson
Hagerstown Museum
Nominating Committee Chooses Officers for April Meeting
The nominating committee names Mrs. Virgil R. Strader Mrs. T. Russell Cather and Mrs. Robert D. Glaize. The meeting adjourned at 2 30 p m after announcing the April meeting would be held on Friday.
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Virgil R. Strader
T. Russell Cather
Robert D. Glaize
Bank official attends Virginia public speaking contest
John C. Blackburn of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank traveled to Natural Bridge to attend the fourth High School Public Speaking Contest sponsored by the Virginia Bankers Association on the topic Opportunities of Young People on Virginia Farms. He expects to return home Wednesday night.
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John C. Blackburn
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Natural Bridge
Virginia Bankers Assn
Virginia
Blackburn
Charles W. Seal Dies at Hospital
Charles W. Seal of Winchester died yesterday morning at the hospital. Born April 7, 1877 in Madison County, he was the son of William and Fanny Breeden Seal. He married Rhoda McDaniel, who died in 1945. Survivors include four sons James R Charles E Lester and George R Seal all of Winchester a daughter Esther Butler seven brothers and a sister. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Omps Funeral Home. He belonged to Etland Methodist Church.
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Charles William Seal
Sunny
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Madison County
William
Fanny Breeden Seal
Rhoda McDaniel
James R
Charles E
Lester
George R. Seal
Winchester
Esther Butler
James Seal
Baltimore
Philip Seal
Orange
Theodore
Trenton Seal
Jashaway
Fredericksburg
Michael
Washington
Henry
Bessie Frazier
Omps Funeral Home
Etland Methodist Church
Parliament meeting place in Leinster House Dublin
The Parliament of Ireland meets in Leinster House Dublin once the Duke of Leinster's residence. The building inspired James Hoban the Irish architect who designed Washington DC’s White House.
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Parliament of
Ireland
Leinster House
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
James Hoban
White House
Washington, D. C
Midshipman Sings in Navy Academy Glee Club Concert
Midshipman First Class Joan T. Rogers of USNA Annapolis performed with the academy choral group in its annual concert in alumni hall. Rogers is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy L Rogers of Front Royal Virginia.
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Glee Club
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pelorus Jack and Pelorus Jack II in Cook Strait
Pelorus Jack was last seen in 1912 after a ship fired at it by mistake. Recently another dolphin, Pelorus Jack II, has been following ships regularly in Cook Strait, continuing the legend of the famous NZ sea mammal.
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New Zealand
Cook Strait
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