License Granted for Class A Off sale Beer in Woodville District
Class A off sale beer license granted Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rippeon for a Liberty Mt Airy road location at Unionville road intersection. Commissioner Trout found no undue traffic hazard and public convenience justifies the license despite prior denial. Ample parking noted. hearing followed August 18 filing and September 11 18 testimony. Protests represented by Charles A Price. applicants by Sherman F P Bowers. Commissioner by West Clagett Jr.
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G. Cleveland Trout
Harvey Rippeon
Liberty-Mt. Airy Road
Unionville Road
Woodville
Trout
375th Flight Over North Pole Planned
Fairbanks Alaska reports the 875th Weather Squadron will make its 275th Arctic flight this weekend. The unit, flying Boeing B29 Superfortresses from Eielson Air Force Base, charts developing air masses to aid US weather forecasts. The mission covers 3,500 miles round trip with two tons of survival gear for 14 crew members.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Noy
North Pole
Eielson Air Force Base
375Th
United States
Arctic
Ejelgen
Pole
Texas Holds Most of U S Oil and Gas Reserves
Texas contains over half of the nation’s proved petroleum and natural gas reserves, highlighting the state's dominant role in U S energy resources and potential impact on national supply. The claim emphasizes Texas as a major energy powerhouse.
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America
Texas
Taft Ready To Be Drafted
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio says he will not run for president but would consider a draft. He notes his focus is the legislative program and his offices and publicity work are ending. Taft questions bi partisanship in foreign policy depending on President Truman and Republican input.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Truman
Congress
TB Victims Mental Trouble Linked to Illness Says Specialist
Baltimore reports Dr Jerome Hariz of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine told the eastern section of the National Tuberculosis Association that about one third of tuberculosis victims show serious mental distress. He cited cases where illness served to escape emotional pain, noting treatment cooperation may falter and some patients sabotage recovery.
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Baltimore
Jerome Hariz
Jonas Hopkins School of Medicine
Hartz
American Trudeau Society
National Tuberculosis Association
Fragmented defense stories reveal fears and limits
The passage recalls two individuals shaped by a domineering mother. One man built a defense to mask his impairments, while another could not recover due to claustrophobia, an intense fear of confined spaces. The text hints at how relationships and environments influence physical and emotional well being.
Enemy Jet Planes Now Using Rockets
Fifth Air Force commander Maj Gen Farle E. Partudge said enemy jet planes used rockets in Korean war for the first time. He noted Russian-built MiG-15s fired on F-80s at 20,000 feet during a late Friday engagement near Sinulju, with no damage reported to U.S. planes or claims of damage to the enemy. MiGs reportedly crossed toward Manchuria when approached and bore no markings. Separately, Washington County voters favored Democratic absentee candidates in Tuesday’s election, with Governor Lane and Roosevelt McKeldin among those receiving absentee majorities.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
Farle E. Partudge
Partudge
U. S
Bettween
Sinulju
Manchurian
Yalu
Bouniary
Noyet
Washington Couuty
Lane
Theodore Ro McKeldin
Tyeings
John Marshall Butler
Washington County
Mer Reldin
Butler
Notable Americans in History and Today’s Birthdays
Know America Today's anniversaries cover figures like Henry McCulloch Texan Ranger and Confederate general born in Tennessee died 1862, Thomas Bailey Aldrich Boston poet born Portsmouth New Hampshire died 1907, Anna Katherine Green Brooklyn writer born 1935, and George S Patton Jr born San Gabriel California died 1945. Also today marks treaties armistices and state admissions with events from 1794 to 1946 plus a blind Apple picker in Hood River who works harvests.
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Hen McCulloch
Tennessee
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Boston
Atlantic
Portsmouth
N. H
Anna Katherine Green
Rohifs
Brooklyn
John T. Dorrance
Bristol
George S. Patton, Jr
North Africa
Sicily
San Gabriel
Calif
U. S
Canadaigua
N. Y
New York State
William Morgan
Batavia
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Washington
America
Arlington National Cemetery
London
Wyde
American Legion
Johnson
Armed Services
Maude Adams
Columbia
Salt Lake City
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Philadelphia
Frederick J. Lawton
Bureau of the Budget
D.C
Vesso M. Slipher
Lewell Observatory
Anz
Clinton Co
Ind
Roland Young
Gordon W. Allport
Harvard
Montezuma
Lee H. Bristol
Bristol-Myers Co
Syracuse
No OY
Observed 13th Birthday for Ida Zimmerman in Braddock Heights
Mrs Ida Zimmerman of Braddock Heights celebrated her 89th birthday on Sunday October 29. Attending were her children grandchildren and great grandchildren along with Mr and Mrs Herman Schwartz and family Mr and Mrs Harry C Zimmerman Harry C Zimmerman Jr Mr and Mrs Harry A Robinson Mr and Mrs Woodrow Schwartz and family Miss Barbara Spencer Miss Sophie Reich Charles Zimmerman and Miss Grace Zimmerman.
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Ida Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Bedtime etiquette in a house with children and mother
A house guest observes a mother telling her children it is their bedtime. The prompt contrasts interfering with parental plans, noting the right approach is not to interfere with the mother’s decisions about the ghiletvern.
Large Crops Are Assured
The Agriculture Department reported favorable October weather ensuring a fourth largest crop on record and strong start toward a possible 1951 peak. It cited ideal maturing conditions nationwide for crops including fall sown grains and corn, with a bumper corn crop nearly on par with the last five big years and a record carryover of about 860 million bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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