Free Chicks Giveaway At Local Feed Store
A.C Miller of Larro Feeds and Frank Mazura organized a free 100 pound chick giveaway for next week at a North Virginia Panhandle feed store. Larro has given away over a million chicks this year. Marshall Drury and Richard Stover assisted, as lines formed despite the shop closing early Saturday.
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Guesser
A.C Miller
Larro Feeds
General Mills
Northern
Virginia Panhandle
Frank Mazura
Winchester Milling
Mar
Shall Drury
Broadway
Richard Stover
Harrisonburg
Larro
Miller
Britain’s Veto Power on US Atomic Bomb Use Revealed
The Private Papers of Senator Vandenberg show Britain once held veto over U S atomic deployment during World War II and after, until the US UK Canada atomic partnership ended it. President Truman reportedly considered sharing all U S weapon secrets with Britain and Canada, provoking Republican objections.
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Britain
U.S
Washington
United States
Canada
Truman
Congressional
U. S
Senator Vandenberg
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
U. N
Vandenberg
Sen
Om Connalw
D-Tex
White House
Berlin
Stalin
Fred Vinson
Moscow
George Marshall
Vinson
Albert McCormick Last Rites Today
Funeral services for Edward McCormick of Martinsburg were held at 2 PM at the First E U B Church. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, Alice Widmyer, his mother Mrs Lee McCormick, a brother Albert McCormick of this city, and a half brother John Braithwaite of Frederick County.
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Edward McCormick
Martinsburg
Green Hill Cemetery
Alice Widmyer
Lee McCormick
Albert McCormick
John Braithwaite
Frederick County
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed From Puzzle Page
A compiled set of crossword hints covering definitions for across and down entries. Includes terms from astronomy to anatomy with clues like sky blue asterisk and debatable spellings. The list appears jumbled with numbering and incomplete hints across many common crossword themes.
Television reshapes national fashion tastes for average viewers
AP women's editor notes television now drives U.S. fashion, replacing Hollywood as the style oracle. TV coordinators Helen Weiss and Corinne Schwab select budget friendly, tasteful outfits for daytime and game shows, aiming for relatable looks and nationwide distribution.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Elizabeth Taylor
Helen Weiss
Miss Weiss
U.S
Corinne Schwab
Aged Woman dies in Stephens City
Annie Laurie Williams age ninety widow of Daniel Webster Williams died at the home of Charlie Staples in Stephens City on Saturday night. Born October 7 1881 in Stephens City she was a lifelong Methodist. Survived by many nieces and nephews, service by Rev C A York will be at Stephens City Methodist Church with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Annie Laurie Williams
Daniel Webster Williams
Charlie Staples
Stephens City
Andrew McCarty
Methodist Church
Staples
Bessie Williams
Stover
Strasburg
C. A. York
C. O. Watson
George Ritenour
T. A. Grim
M. §. Barley
J. D. Steele
O G. Massie
Green Hil Cemetery
Court Reverses Death Penalty and Orders New Trial
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals reversed and remanded for a new trial the death penalty conviction of Eugene S. Thompson of near Pearisburg for first degree murder. Justices Spratley and Eagleston dissented. Thompson was tried in Giles County for a February 1951 murder.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Eugene S. Thompson
Pearisburg
C. Vernon Spratley
John W. Eagleston
Thompson
Giles County
Clarence Jack Sarver
Albert Jackson Jr
Charlottesville
Lena Houchens
State
Gladys Blankenship
Narrows
Blenkenship
Joseph G. Lewis
Arlington
Court Finds Jackson Conviction For Rape Justified
The high court ruled that Jackson’s Charlottesville conviction for rape on May 5 1951 stands. It rejected defense claims that the May 5 incident was a mercenary transaction and noted police testimony that the woman said Give me my 5 dollars while Jackson testified he offered five dollars.
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Jackson
Charlottesville
High Court
Wom
Court Opinion Describes Beating Injuries and Blood Covering
A court opinion notes a woman had been beaten and was covered with blood. The fragment confirms access to the record and the court’s consideration of the injuries described.
East Germany Mine Blast Kills 13 Miners
A coal mine blast in East Germany killed 13 workers and injured 27 with several miners missing. The explosion occurred Saturday in a hard coal mine near Zwichka iy in Southern Saxony, a region closed to Westerners.
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East Germany
Berlin
Zwichka Iy
Saxony
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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R.T.A. R
Charley Ross
Germantown
Daily Crossword
Puerto Rico
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Aston
Seturdey
Anower
Burden
AP Women's Editor
Miss Schwab
Robert E. Jones
Silver Springs
Jones
International
Sutan
Ularly
Sherwin-Williams
Kem
Sweewin- Williams
Man
N. Loudoun St
E. Piccadilly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vogue
America
Winchester
Thrift
Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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