Virginia Draft Boards Ordered to Supply 1800 Men for November Quota
State Selective Service HQ in Richmond directs Virginia boards to furnish 1800 men to meet a November quota of 1491, with extra personnel to cover postponements and rejections. Col. Asher W. Harman notes Virginia must also supply 828 men in the national December call for 40,000 draftees.
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Richmond
Selective Service
Virginia
Asher W. Harman
Col. Harman
Virginia Plan Praised by Forest Service Spokesman
Theodore C. Fearnow, wildlife expert, lauded Virginia's game and fish plan as a model for cooperative effort. He cited how state and federal agencies pool resources to manage national forests in Virginia for better hunting and fishing, praising the collaboration.
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Richmond
Southeastern Association of Game and Fish Commissioners Conference
Southeastern Section
The
Wildlife Society
United States Forest Service
Virginia
Theodore C. Fearnow
Fearnow
Atom Count Remark Spurs Political Clash in Virginia
Rep. Thomas B. Fugate faced harsh criticism for claiming the United States holds 450 atomic bombs. GOP chair Glenn Williams called for secrecy on defense data and demanded sources for Fugate’s remarks made at a Clintwood rally. George C. Sutherland to begin campaign in Gate City on October 21.
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Jonesville
Thomas B. Fugate
D-Va
America
Washington
Ninth District
Glenn Williams
Lee County
Fugate
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
United States
Beheading Murder Trial In Bland Sees Defense and Rebuttal
Samuel L Newberry facing murder charges for the beheading of his sister-in-law Mary Kathryn Newberry 37 in January 1949. He testifies denying the confession and claiming fear led to the act after a struggle over a .38 revolver.
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Bland
Samuel L. Newberry
Newberry
Mary Kathsryn Newberry
Ralph
Dissolution of Shawnee Filling Station Partners
Notice that Jack K. Jenkins and L. C. Smith trading as Shawnee Filling Station dissolve their partnership on October 16 1950 at 210 Millwood Avenue Winchester Virginia and will not be responsible for debts or claims arising after that date.
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Jack K. Jenans
L. C. Smith
Shawnee Filling Station
Millwood Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Shawnee
Doctors' Views Differ In Cause of Passing
The trial of a 22 year old coal miner and former Holiness preacher continues over the slaying of Hazel Hagg. The body was found near Lynn Camp after a January 24 death. Forensic testimony conflicted whether the death was from choking or shock and multiple blows.
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Tazewell- Buchanan County
Josh Sutherland
Harmon
Crash Victim Relative Sues Federal Government
Porter Sims files a $15,000 damage suit against the Federal government over the November 1 crash near Alexandria that killed 55 passengers including Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bent when an Eastern Airlines DC-4 was rammed by a P-38 fighter at National Airport. Sims alleges airport control tower operators caused Bent’s death.
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Porter Sims
Elizabeth S. Bent
Eastern Airlines
National Airport
Sims
Bent
Russia and Friends Mobilize Seven Million Under Arms
The article estimates the Red Army and air forces are expanding rapidly with possibly 25 000 medium tanks and a huge 60 ton Stalin II model. Production of new tanks could reach 5 000 annually while an air force strength around 600 000 may grow. Russia reportedly expands jet fighters to counter American bombers and continues bomber production with TU 70 four engine planes and a radar equipped night interceptor in development.
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Red Army
Josef Stalin
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Red
Russia
Battle Will Welcome Ten States Delegates
The annual convention of the American Public Welfare Association opens at Old Point Comfort with about 350 delegates from ten states expected for welcomes by Governor Battle and Hampton Mayor George C. Bentley. Col. Richard W. Copeland presided. A first general session will feature Wilbur Cohen from Washington discussing Social Security.
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Old Point Comfort
American Public Welfare Association
Battle
Hampton
George C. Bentley
Richard W. Copeland
Virginia Department of Welfare and Institutions
Wilbur Cohen
Washington
Ancient Burial Grounds Found in Australia
A Melbourne University party discovered Aboriginal burial grounds in northern South Australia. About five hundred skeletons, up to nine centuries old, show varied skull types and signs of tribal combat. Anthropologist P Staughton notes head crushing rites used to disperse spirits.
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Sydney
Melbourne University
South Australia
P. Staughton
Staughton
Soviet Submarine Growth and New Surface Ships Report
Jane's fighting ships estimates the Soviet Union aims for 750 to 1,000 long range submarines by 1951 while expanding surface ship production. The Red Navy may build three 35,000 ton battleships with rockets and radio controlled torpedoes. European satellites provide limited ground forces compared to the Red Army.
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Jane's Fighting Ships
Red Navy
Jane's
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