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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1952

Page

8

Government Wins $500 000 Fight To Fire Printer

The Supreme Court refused to hear Orton T. Campbell's appeal after he was discharged June 3 1949 from the Government Printing Office for misconduct and defiance of orders. Campbell nowA first lieutenant with the 580th Reproduction Squadron at Gowen Field Boise Idaho says the fight clarifies veterans status in government jobs. The deputy public printer says the case cost the government about $500000 in staff time.

Washington Ireme High Court Orton T. Campbell Government Printing Office Justice Department Campbell Gowen Field Boise Idaho

Police Court Records Add New Drunk Driving Cases

A list from Police Court shows Benjamin B. Johnson 40 of Clear brook fined 14.25 for drunken driving and 7.25 for allowing an unauthorized driver. Shirley Tracey 44 of N Kent Street cited for no operator license with 15.25 fine. Douglas E. Colvin 22 of Acorn Heights charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle held for grand jury. A 16 year old juvenile fined 10 suspended and 4.25 costs for reckless driving and six month license suspension. Rufus Rolle 25 of Farm Labor Camp jailed 60 days plus 4.25 costs for assault with a weapon incident. Mildred Godson 20 of Labor Camp charged with assault and battery with 60 days and 4.25 costs. Joseph W. Bragg Jr. 23 of Brucetown cited for reckless driving at 54.25. George Nesmith 42 of Gainesboro fined 105.75 and 30 days suspended for DUI with no license and 7.25. Frank Cooper 47 of Boonesville cited for speeding 14.25. Courtney Hook Jr. 34 of Loudoun Street charged drunk and disorderly 14.25. Robert Sullivan 46 of burg W Va cited for drunk 9.25. Lawson B. LaFollette 52 on BE Pal Mal Street charged drunk 69.23. James Moore 38 of Richmond cited for drunk 9.25.

Benjamin B. Johnson Clearbrook Shirley Tracey N. Kent Street Douglas E. Colvin Acorn Heights Grand Jury Rufus Rolle Leviticus Rolle Mildred Godson Dennis Moore Joseph W. Bragg, Jr Brucetown George Nesmith Gainesboro Frank Cooper Boonesville Acrey Nickelson Highland Avenue Compo Fle Courtney Hook, Jr Donald T Lofton Loudoun Street Robert Sullivan Burg W. Va Lawson B. LaFollette Pal Mal James Moore Richmond

Who eats Roundtree's husband

The producer married in Tucson Arizona on June 19 1952 to Oliver Presbrey a New York advertising executive.

Roundtree T. A Tucson Arzona New York Oliver Presbrey

Blood donors urged to save lives in wartime effort

A nurse voices the appeal for blood donations from veterans, business people, stenographers and housewives. The PSA explains blood may save a life in combat, at a local hospital, or for civil use, urging readers to call the Red Cross in partnership with the Advertising Council.

Korea Eels RED Cross The Advertising Council

Teen star Marlene Cameron on first kisses and fame

Teen film actress Marlene Cameron and Bobby Driscoll rehearse for a scene as she explains that first date kisses are overvalued. The 17 year old reveals she aims for natural charm, discusses her shy nature, and recalls early radio fame, a kiss from Peter Lawford, and plans for college and travel while pursuing a theater career.

Marlene Cameron Marlene Lana Turner Blue Eyed Bobby Driscoll Cinderella Bobby Rockette Arlene Famay Bilatz Ridgewood Queens Columbia Peter Lawford

Divorcee's 22 Month Old Son Found Dead in Bathtub

Atlanta police report a 31 year old divorcee kept her 22 month old son in a bathtub after claiming a man preferred his own children. The child was found floating and the mother allegedly told officers she sought a "new heart" through the tragedy.

Atlanta Emlie Bruce

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