Hospital Patients Admitted at Memorial Hospital
New admissions list at Memorial Hospital includes John William Aits from Rt. 3 and Mrs. David Malone of Senseny Road amid a larger set of patients from Augusta to Front Royal and West Virginia towns. Families noted include Deborah Luttrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Luttrell.
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Win“Memorial Hospital
John William Aits
Rt. 3
David Malone
Senseny Rd
Berle Nicholson
Highland Ave
Gordon Gardner
Augusta
Floyd Manuel
Front Royal
George E. Wright
Boyce
Paul E. George
Purcellville
James F. Omps
Romhey
W. Va
Warren F. Glascock
Stephens Ae Soa Se
Carlson N. Cooper
Fun Festival Planned by North Mountain Club
The North Mountain baseball club plans a fun festival and auction in Mt Willians Community Hall at 8 p m Saturday. Sponsors invite everyone to attend and say sandwiches and refreshments will be provided.
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North Mountain
Mt. Willians
Mt Storm Poultry Farm Sale and Community Auction Listings
Apr 14 sale at Mt. Storm Poultry Farm two miles from Gore Virginia on Route 259 toward Highview. Apr 15 at 10 a.m. Mrs. C. A. Yancey Stephens City household goods. Apr 15 10 a.m. R. G. Wolverton two miles east Stephens City community sale. May 4 10 a.m. George Hel Greenspring sley Greenspring Virginia all day sale.
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Mt. Storm Poultry Farm
Fron Gore
Highview
C. A. Yancey
Stephens City
R.G. Wolverton
George Hel
Greenspringsley
Timber Ridge
Gore
Winchester
W. Va
Coleman Dunn
Campbell Named Recreation Proxy Campbell Named Recreation Proxy
Carl Campbell acting post master was elected president of the Winchester Recreation Commission at a session in Hall. Helen was named to fill an unexpired term after Percy Gee's resignation. Otis Sargent and Hunter Maddox won concession rights at the park for the summer. A ban on circuses and carnivals was approved for the park grounds. The Red and Gun Club sought a state skeet shoot at the Rouss Park range. A concession reduction request from Ryland Conner and Sam Ensognia was approved, lowering gate receipts from 25 percent to a smaller share.
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Carl Campbell
Winchester Recreation Commission
Ae Mamas
Aan Hall
Succi Amin Chic
Helen
Percy Gee
Otis Sargent
Hunter Maddox
Winchester Red and Gun Club
Rouss Park
Ryland Conner
Northern Virginia League
Sam Ensognia
White Sox
Lexington Presbytery Concludes 329th Meeting at Tinkling Spring
The 329th Lexington Presbytery meeting was concluded today at Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church in Staunton. The session gathered to discuss church affairs and closed with customary readings and prayers.
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Staunton
Lexington
Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church
Traffic study planned for Covington highway routes
State highway traffic and planning engineers will begin a study next week of traffic on two principal routes through Covington. The project aims to assess flow and planning implications for the city.
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Richmond
Covington
How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four
Answers to the quiz on Page 4 include Herbert Hoover, No, Il Trovatore, Stars and Stripes, Corn, Cairo Egypt, Bryan Price, a list of states and districts, he was noted for his adherence to the Moslem faith, and the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Herbert Hoover
Il Trovatore
Cairo
Egypt
Bryan Price
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Virginia Fire Epidemic Ravages Counties Across State
AP reports a day of massive fires in Virginia with over 40 blazes including a 200 acre Buckingham County fire gutting Llewellyan farm structures. A 13 year old started the Buckingham fire by matches. Ill fates include W Preston Caldwell died in a New Castle house fire.
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Associated Press
Virginia
New Castle
Monery County
W. Preston Caldwell
Caldwell
Ray
K. O. Sanger
Hunter H. Garth
State Forestry Service
Buckingham County
Buckingham
W. A. Llewellyan
Buckingham Courthouse
Buckingham Volunteer Fire Department
Llewellyan
Grath
Howardsville Road
Surry County
Greenville County
Seaboard Airline
Body of Fourth Sea Victim Found
The body of Robert Mason Franklin Kellum, second engineer of the Lorraine, was recovered and identified in Chesapeake Bay. The earlier victims included Oliver Hudgins, Norman Fisher, and Lester Lee. a fourth shipmate remains missing as Coast Guard searches continue.
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Norfolk
Lorraine
Chesnake Bay
Eary
Coast Guard
Wolf Trap Light
Robert Mason Franklin Kellum
Baltimore
Norman Glen Fisher
Lewes
Del
Lester Lee
Cook
Capt
O. P. Brown
For Sale Bungalow with Garden and Sun Parlor
For sale a bungalow featuring a living room dinette kitchen with built in cabinets two bedrooms and bath plus a sun parlor. Full basement with garage in basement new electric hot water heater. Optionally includes electric refrigerator and range. Garden beds with strawberries and raspberries.
State continues bid for murder conviction in Wagner slaying
In Heathsville Northumberland Circuit Court the Commonwealth presses for second degree murder in the ax attack on John J. Wagner a money lender and recluse. Witnesses describe Wolff's morning visit to the Wagner home and the discovery of blood on the ax as investigators note Wagner's death occurred shortly before 9:30 a.m.
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Heathsville
Commonwealth
Northumberland County
Robert E. Wolff
John J. Wagner
32 Year Old Mother Of Seven Charged With Murder
Gladys Meadows Blankenship, 32, mother of seven and expectant, is held in Giles County jail on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of her husband Drewey Blankenship, 41, at their North Narrows home. A warrant was issued by Commonwealth's Attorney Chester J. Stafford. Investigators found a box of 32 caliber shells in a truck near the room where he was shot in the back of the head. No motive established. no weapon located.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
Glen Lyn
Said
Johnston
Blankenship
Narrows
A. W. McNeil
Woman Recalls Shot Fatality After Alarm at Dawn
A woman described hearing a gunshot between 5 30 and 6 a m and rushing inside to find her husband wounded. She sent a family member to call police. He was taken 30 miles to Bluefield hospital where he died at 6 30 a m.
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Calleet Sbeenber
Ankenship
Bluefield
Wio
Arguments Presented In Battleship Case At Court Martial
The prosecution and defense rested in the court martial of Commodore John R. Millett and Captain Morris after both pleaded not guilty to negligence and neglect of duty. The case arises from the Missouri running aground and follows the skipper Captain William D. Brown who pleaded guilty to negligence and neglect of duty.
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Missouri
John R. Miltt
Millett
Morris
William D. Brown
Norfolk engineer sues for 10000 compensation
Norfolk locomotive engineer H. A. Foy files a suit in U S District Court seeking 10000 against five divisions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers their grievance agent and Norfolk Southern Railway Company claiming he was deprived of rightful seniority.
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Norfolk
H. A. Foy
Norfolk Locomotive Engineer
U. S. District Co
Brotherhood "of Locomotive Engineers
Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Milk Truck Upsets on N Kent Street
A Strother milk truck, driven by William M. Clark of Culpeper Virginia, overturned on N Kent Street near the Elks home after a wheel hub failure. The spill affected the road, but most milk was salvaged. Both driver and wife were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Kent St
Baltimore and Ohio
Colored Elks
J. Thomas Boyd
Culpeper
William M. Clark
Rouss Fire Co
Kefauver Pushes Single Senate Crime Inquiry
Kansas City reports say Senator Kefauver pressed a single broad crime and gambling probe to cover the Binaggio slaying and related corruption. He proposed a five member Senate panel with three Democrats and two Republicans and asked Vice President Barkley to appoint investigators.
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Kansas City
Brewster
Charles Binaggio
Senate
Maine
Senate Democrats
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Kefauver
Barkley
Bainbridge Colby Dies at 80 in New York Village
Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson died at his home in Bemus Point New York aged 80 after a heart attack two weeks earlier. Colby known for opposing Soviet recognition and for shifting party affiliations from Republican to Democrat and back, remained active in political commentary.
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Bemus Point
N. Y
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Colby
Anne Ahistrom Pee Dy
New York
Russia
GOP
Bull Moose Bolters
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Dealers
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Fire Captain Dies In Hospital After Florida Visit
Daniel Hill of Lynn Massachusetts, a retired fire company captain, died at 6 p m yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after eight days illness. He fell ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kline while en route from Florida where he spent the winter. Born January 26 1868 in New Hampshire he was a son of William H Hill and Jane M Cleave. There are no known survivors though friends Mr and Mrs James E Spinney had been with him recently. The body was sent from Omps Funeral Home to Lynn for services Friday and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Daniel Hill
Lynn
Mass
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Florida
Leslie Kline
Kline
New Hampshire
William H. Hill
Jane M. Cleave
James E. Spinney
Omps Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Truman Looks Forward to Campaign and Program
President Truman remains confident and upbeat about city conditions and global issues, signaling readiness to push his program. Senator Brewster dismisses the plan but says Truman is the Republicans’ best opponent in a political fight over a Truman Congress as he approaches his 66th birthday next May 8.
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Fident
Truman
Senator Brewster
Maine
Brewster
Truman Congress
President launches first political stint for campaign pattern
The President and his allies begin a westward swing marking the initial stumping of a campaign style expected to shape this year's political pattern.
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Ing Westward
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Campbell
Eee
Hall of
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
So Braddock & Phone
Ferguson
Ba Tela
N. Cameron St
Ree
Serryville VA
Virginia News
John G. Wood
Collinswood, N. J
W. F. Jefferson
Richmond, Va
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun
Wolff
Lillian
Walter Johnson
Answer Swann
Wagner
Wagner House
M. M. Neale, Jr
A. H. Jones, Jr
Robert K. Waller
L. B. Marston
Marston
FP. A. Crisman
Braddock St
Pennsylvania Ave
Jackson Street
Richards Ave
Fred A- Crisman
N. Kent Street
FOX
Seld Forage
Deedeyote Boe
Senne Sarreter
Martinsburg Pike
Glaize & Bro
North
Cameron Street
Myers’ Superior
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Moe
Bryant & Co
Chapman
Chapman Motor Co
W. Boscawen St
B. F. Goodrich
Loudoun St
Call Rees
A. F. “Res, Inc
Berryville
J. G. Hollinger & Son
Rouss Ave
Rachel Alice Updike
County Court
National Avenue
Joseph H. Cooley
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Eva Funk
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Johns Manville
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