Stine seeks water main for 18 hole golf course plan
Real estate developer Lee Stine asks the city to lay a 3340 foot water main outside city limits toward Middleburg Pike in exchange for building and operating an 18 hole golf course and a new housing development. City officials weigh terms and defer decision after noting costs and potential revenue. The 1950 Rutgers football season opens the season.
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Lee Stine
Middleburg Pike
Stine
Francis Urner
Mmet
Urner
Oaé
Jatine
Hamilton Homes
Mills
Lee Stina
French plan to judge drivers after cognac tasting
A French group launches the International Gastronomic Rally from June 9 to 19, linking engines and wine. Competitors drive a 1515 kilometer circuit from Dijon across Burgundy to Cheverny, with tastings, banquets, and lectures, ending with a two day recuperation break.
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Bordeaux
Poculian Safety Council
Motors
Ameri
Amwirc
Local Youths Graduate From Colleges Across Country
Several youths earned degrees yesterday from colleges nationwide. David Gerald Reese of 825 Dewey Avenue earned a bachelor of arts in psychology as an honor student and athlete at King’s College New Castle Delaware. Richard F. Snavely of 407 South Potomac Street received a bachelor of arts in English from Lynchburg College, will marry Miss Dorothy Manspeaker of Baltimore, and teach English in Virginia next fall. D Dale Kershner of 1944 Mealey Parkway, Army Air Forces veteran, led campus groups at Lynchburg College and is a member of the Virginians English study group and math physics club.
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David Gerald Reese
E. Gerald Reese
Dewey Avenue
King's College
New Castle
Richard F. Snavely
South Potomac Street
Lynchburg College
Kershner
Army Air Forces
The
Virginians
College
Compliments For You Embroidery Patterns Offer
An advertising note promotes embroidery patterns and transfer media. It highlights over 130 designs for all ages and occasions, with simple stitching for beginners. Orders are taken by mail with name address style number and size, and extra handling for wider patterns is offered.
Marine Corps Recruiting Seeks New Applicants
The Marine Corps invites men ages 17 to 29 for four year enlistments. Recruits go to Parris Island for ten weeks of basic training and receive ten days leave after. The local station, led by S/Sgt Pete Wrona, operates in Room 202 Test Office Building weekdays 8:00 am to 4:30 pm and Saturday 8:00 am to 12:90.
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Marine Corps
Pete Wrona
Parris Island
S. C
Ron
GM Proposes To Split Stock
General Motors directors propose doubling outstanding shares from about 44.0 million to more than 88.9 million by issuing two shares for each one held. The move would give GM the largest number of shares outstanding among companies. Stockholders must approve. no meeting date set yet.
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New York
General Motors Corp
General iMotors
Scrap hits peak price for steel at 46 a ton
Pittsburgh June 5 price rise for steel scrap to a record 46 dollars per ton as production remains high and buyers push for top rates.
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Pittsburgh
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