GOP State Central Committee to Meet On Redistricting
The Republican State Central Committee will meet March 22 in Lynchburg at 11 am to study Virginia's new redistricting act. State Chairman Robert H. Woods said the session aims to clarify the situation and he will urge using the 10 district plan for Congress nominations and delegates.
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Virginian
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Mad Fox Plague Strikes Pennsylvania Across State
Pennsylvania battles a rabies tainted fox outbreak with hundreds of attacks on people and animals. The Game Commission and health authorities trap foxes and use poisoned bait while residents are urged to stay indoors at night. Two deaths and many injuries drive a statewide cleanup with a goal to cull 95,000 foxes by next month’s end.
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Stage Star and Son Reconcile After Turbulent feud
Hollywood reports say actor Edward G Robinson and his son have mended ties. The son expects a brand new automobile for his 19th birthday next Wednesday and may land a movie role if the project progresses.
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Edward G. Robinsons
Edward, Sr
Tijuana
Mexico
Frances Chrisholm
Edward, Jr
Prisoner Exchange Talks In Korea Near a Dead End
In Munsan Korea U N truce negotiators said prisoner exchange talks were at a standstill and urged staff officers to take over. Rear Admiral Libby and Col Kinney described a dismal mood with slow progress while the Communists ponder responses and bargain on naval blockade scope and unit reporting.
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Armittice
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New York
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Trygve Lie
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Sex Criminal of Society Targeted for Psychiatric Review
New York expert William T. Whalen argues for mandatory psychiatric exams and treatment for anyone involved in sexual crime, citing window peeping and subway molesters as common minor offenses that escalate. He says current laws fail to prevent progression and that women’s reactions often enable offenders.
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New York City
Whalen
New York
O Sullivan Rubber profits rise to 1951 record
O Sull ivan Rubber Corp reports 1951 sales of 6 29 million the highest in 56 years except 1944 45 with pretax profit 437 574 and net income 219 499 After preferred dividend earnings equal 47c per common share Long term debt reduced 390 000 and capital outlay 170 000 Dividend declared 50c on preferred stock per share future 1952 first quarter sales projected at 1 5 million.
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Vincent A. Catavella
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V. A. Catozella
Scream as defense urged in historic guidance on rape
A historical admonition counsels that a woman’s best defense is a scream and warns against resisting a man during assault. It states rape or attempted rape carries long prison terms and notes a man may kill to avoid punishment.
Association estimates bridge and canasta players nationwide
The Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers admits no exact figures exist. It believes there are still more players of bridge and canasta, though precise counts are unavailable.
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Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers
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