Veteran Clergyman Dr. Wilson Assumes Post at Westminster Church
Dr. Wilson arrives to lead Westminster Church Miami a city church of the Southern Presbyterian with about 900 members. He has deep New Testament training and civic service including Rotary District Governor and Red Cross director roles. Mrs Wilson active in community groups, church mission work, and welfare causes.
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First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
N. C
Wilson
Ivy Room
Rotary Club
Boy Scout Council
The
Red Cross
Winchester Recreation Association
Winchester and
Frederick County
Community Chest
Recreation Council
Cancer Association
Women's Civic League
Shenandoah
Presbyterian Women
Westminster Church of Miami
Wilsons
Southern Presbyterian Church
Defense Buildup Slowed by Waste Sen. Johnson Says
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, head of the Senate Watchdog Committee, says the U S defense buildup is delayed by waste mismanagement and inefficiency. He cites a 1948 hold on funds for plane development as a tragic decision and warns production has lagged by about three years.
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Sen. Johnson
Washington
Senate
Russia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Johnson
U. S. News and World Report
Congres
Cornelia Skinner Wins Barter Award
Cornelia Otig Skinner, veteran of Broadway, wins the Barter Theater award for Paris Ninety. The prize includes an acre of land near Abingdon and a Virginia dam with a platter to eat it off. The key feature lets the recipient select two young actors for Barter Theater stage experience.
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Abingdon
Cornelia Otig Skinner
Miss Skinner
Paris Ninety
Virginia
College Choir to Sing at Douglas School
The event proceeds will fund Virginia State Scholarships and the school lunch program. Officers include Harry Moss Brooks vice president Mrs William Honesty corresponding secretary Miss Irene Wallace recording secretary and Miss Merrice Sewell treasurer.
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Virginia
Harry Moss Brooks
William Honesty
Irene Wallace
Merrice Sewell
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia State Alumni Association
Douglas High School
Alma L Layton
Market Quotations Drift Lower On Quiet New York Session
The stock market ended a subdued day with minor losses across most major groups as steel shares slipped ahead of a midnight steel strike. Downticks touched U.S. Steel Bethlehem and Republic, with General Motors Chrysler Studebaker and General Electric also down slightly while International Paper American Can and Celotex rose. Bond prices fell in a calm, inelastic market.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Geneal Electric
American Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
Radio Corp
Kennecote Copper
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Sinclair
Standard Oil (Nj
Cities Services
Texas Co
Johns-Manville
International Paper
American Can
Celotex
Chicago Grains Opening Lower on Active Board Trade
Chicago grains opened lower in active dealings on the Board of Trade. Prices shown include Wheat May 2.49 1 2, July 2.40 1 4 1 8, Sep 241 3 4, Dec 2.44 3 4. Corn May 182 1 4 3 8, July 1 8, Sep 1.79 1 2 1 4, Dec Oats May 83 3 8 1 2, July 81, Dec 82 1 2 5 8. Rye May 1.97 1 2, Sep 1.82 1 4 82. Soybeans May 2848 3 4, July 1 2 86, Sep 2.79 1 4, Nov 2.73 Lard Sep 11.75 72.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jiy
Jly
Local Market Prices and Grain Feeds Listing
Daily corrected market list showing retail prices for flour corn meal bags 5 and 10 and 25 pounds yellow varieties, grain FOB mill feeds, eggs mash at 20 percent, broiler mash, wheat per bushel, No 2 yellow corn price, mixed feed 10 pound bag, cracked corn 100 pound, and butterfat details.
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Eures
NT Oy
Baltimore Market Report for Livestock and Produce
Baltimore fruit and vegetable prices steady with apples and potatoes mixed. Hogs cattle calves and sheep values noted in Chicago and wholesale markets, with beef and pork cuts, dairy and utility cows, and veal ranges listed.
Agriculture Dept Today Egg Market And Live Poultry Prices In Winchester
U S Grade A eggs priced by size with cents per dozen figures. Live poultry prices in Winchester area list heavy breed hens leghorn hens rocks and broilers by weight with prices per pound and per bird. Includes miscellaneous items and notes on quality issues like cracks and checks.
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U. S
Winchester
Beltsville
Mrs. Alice Dunlap Good 85 Dies Near Hayfield
Mrs. Alice Dunlap Good 85 died at the home of her daughter near Hayfield Saturday afternoon. She was born at Rock Enon Springs daughter of Mary Larrick and William Dunlap and a Rock Enon Christian Church member. Surviving: daughter Mrs. Clowser of Frederick County son Lester L. Good of Hilton Village sister Miss Susan Dunlap and brother Walter Dunlap both of Winchester Carl Good a son preceded her in death. The funeral is Tuesday with services at Mount Olive United Brethren Church after meeting at Jones Funeral Home at 1 p m. Burial in Mount Olive Cemetery. Pallbearers: Lester L. Good Jr. Carl A. Good William J. Good Allie Lee Good Benjamin W. Good Adrian Eure.
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Alice Dunlap Good
William Clowser
Hayfield
Rock Enon Springs
Mary Larrick
William Dunlap
Rock Enon
Mrs. Clara Kline Wise 83 Dies in Middletown
Clara Kline Wise 83 died at Mount Haven Nursing Home Middletown after six years of ill health. Born October 26 1868 at Kline's Mill she was a Cedar Cliff Presbyterian member. Survived by husband James I Wise a brother F Estes Kline and many nieces and nephews. Services at home 2:30 pm tomorrow led by Rev John Duckwall and Rev J S Peebles burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Clara Kline Wise
Mount Haven
Middletown
W. Strother
Ann Dinges Kline
Frederick County
Kline's Mill
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
James I. Wise
Norman
F. Estes Kline
Vaucluse
Nerces
Stover
John Duckwall
Peebles
Mount Hebron
Molden Open House Draws 1500 Attendees Over Three Days
About 1500 people visited Molden Electric Company on S Loudoun St for a three day open house under Hotpoint. Grand prizes included a Hotpoint dishwasher won by Anita Glover, an automatic coffee maker by Gertrude Terrell, and a Sunbeam mixer by Sue Holland. Saturday night completed prize drawings as demonstrations and cooking and laundry schools marked the event.
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Molden Electric Company
S. Loudoun St
Hotpoint Company
Anita Glover
Orchard Ave
Gertrude Terrell
N. Cameron St
Sue Holland
W. Leicester St
Drunk and Disorderly Conduct Flags in Police Court
In Hollis Clinton Cameron Millwood aged 28 and Jess Hockman Winchester both cited for drunkenness with fines of 10.25 and 9.75 respectively. Arhe Reid 32 of 163 1-2 N Loudoun Street jailed 9.25. Ray Kenneth Cameron Middles town jailed for disorderly conduct and property destruction 30 days and 30.72. William Louis Stephens 27 of 314 Liberty Street cited for speeding 15.25. John Lovett Belford 50 Rt 2 Winchester drunk 9.25. James Henry Collins 21 Jonesville no operators license 16.25 and using another’s license 52.25. Clyde Collins 41 Jonesville allowing unlicensed use of his vehicle 16.25 and allowing another to use his license 52.25.
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Hollis Clinton Cameron
Millwood
Jess Hockman
Winchester
Arhe Reid
Loudoun Street
Ray Kenneth Cameron
Middletown
William Louis Stephens
Liberty Street
John Lovett Belford
Rt. 2
James Henry Collins
Jonesville
Clyde Collins
Aggressive Owls Roil Danish Town of Hammel
In Hammel Denmark a feud over protecting rare owls pits 2,000 residents against measures to curb owl attacks on churchgoers. Owls shelter in the church yard and tower prompting petitions to repeal protection laws, while the local SPCA opposition dismisses the idea. A bell-ringer voices distress as daily clashes continue in the church yard.
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Aarhus
Denmark
Hammel
Hammer
S P.C. A
Baby Francis Hammer Jr. Found Dead in Crib
Four week old Francis J Hammer Jr was found dead in his crib in Alexandria. Police indicate the infant apparently suffocated.
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Alexandria
Francis J. Hammer Jr
Donald Henson Brown Dies in Stephens City
Donald Henson Brown 2 son of Alexander and Audrey Ander son Brown died at his Stephens City home yesterday afternoon at 2 15 due to complications from influenza He was born March 21 1940 in Winchester Survived by his parents one sister Ruth Marie maternal grandmother Mrs Ida S Amerson paternal grandfather B H Brown and many aunts and uncles Funeral at 11 tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Rev T J Kerfoot with interment at Shiloh Cemetery High View West Virginia Pallbearers named Junior Southley Ned Kerfoot Beverley Gardner and Donald Russell Body to remain at Omps Funeral Home.
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Donald Henson Brown
Alexander
Audrey Anderson Brown
Stephens City
Winchester
Ruth Marie
Ida S. Amerson
B. H. Brown
Omps Funeral
T. J. Kerfoot
First Assembly of God
Shilo Cemetery
High View
W. Va
Junior Southley
Ned Kerfoot
Beverley Gardner
Donald Russell
Omps Funeral Home
Alert Trainman Averts Wreck in Newton Mass
An alert trainman averted a derailment by stopping an inbound Boston bound express from Albany after removing a 10 foot trencher from tracks. Fireman Fred H. Delorey, 40, of Boston and Albany, spotted the obstruction and notified authorities.
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Newton
Mass
Albany
Fred H. Delorey
Boston & Albany
Springfield
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Mount Olive Cemetery
Lester L. Good Jr
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William J. Good
Allie Lee Good
Benjamin W. Good
Adrian Eure
Molden
C. B. Smalts & Son
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