Historic Highlights On May 24 Through The Years
The May 24 historical recap notes Peter Minuit bought Manhattan in 1625, Morse sent the first telegraph message in 1844, Bismarck sank Hood in 1941, Truman warned rail strikes in 1946, Carpenter orbited in 1962, plus past actions in 1958 1960s and more.
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Peter Minuit
Dutch West India Trading Co
Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam
Queen Victoria
Britain
United States
Baltimore
Ellicott’s Mills
Samuel F. B. Morse
Hood
Harry S&s. Truman
Scott Carpenter
Moscow
Europe
U.S. Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Israel
Egypt
Rainbow trout catch in Hogue Creek draws smile
Bill Wood of 49 W Bond St reports a 19.5 inch Rainbow trout weighing 2.5 pounds he caught last Sunday in Hogue Creek near Rt 50 west just before the downpour. Star Photo by Mary Helen Massie.
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Bill Wood
W. Bond St
Hogue Creek
Rt. 50 West
Mary Helen Massie
Youth With History of Glue Sniffing Is Dead
Portsmouth AP reports 19 year old delivery boy Doc Coleman Reeves Jr died after glue sniffing. Police found him in a locked bathroom with glue tube and paper tag. he was dead on arrival at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. His family described prior glue use linked to a past liver condition and a recent car theft arrest. his mother and brothers offered statements.
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Portsmouth
Doc Coleman Reeves Jr
Reeves
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Rebecka Reeves
Phillip
Gene
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Associated Press
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Blackwall
Goodfyear
Goodyear Tire
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Winchester
OLDS
P.s
LeMans
G.P
Fiat
Volkswagen
St. Wg
Eeea
Oldsmobile
Cadillac Cpe
Chevro
Scout St. Wag
Willys
Jeep
W.D
Scout International
Ri Motor Company
Loudoun St