Carry Carter Announces Senate Run in Augusta District
Staunton former mayor Carry Carter announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for state senator in the 23rd District representing Augusta and Highland counties and Staunton and Waynesboro. He faces William F. Young for the seat as Senator W. Stuart Moffett does not seek reelection. Carter is a World War II veteran and longtime attorney.
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Boyce Wins District L Track Meet
Clarke County edges Strasburg 34 to 30 at Bridgewater College in a regional track meet. Boyce dominates field events with wins in 100 220 440 and 880 relays and high entries boosting their score. Stephens City takes third with 15 points led by Rick ard in high jump and broad jump. Stonewall Woodstock tie for fourth with eight points each followed by Mt Jackson and Gainesboro.
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Lafollete
Keckley
Hawkins
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Ross
Hepner
Cone
Brumback
Gibbs
Woodetog
Fox
f@rasburg
Bats Boom In Early Baseball Season Across Leagues
National Leaguers lead with 48 homers paced by Eddie Miller of Cincinnati while American Leaguers total 26. Detroit's Tigers homer spree includes Roy Cullenbine Dick Wakefield and Hoot Evers. Pirates beat Cardinals 8-5. Dodgers top Phils 5-2. Cubs beat Reds. Giants lose to Braves. Indians trounce Browns 10-4 and Senators edge Athletics 4-3.
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Earl Banting to Speak on Aims of Labor Legislation
Earl Banting president of O'Sullivan Rubber Corp and of the National Association of Manufacturers will be guest on Cross Section U S A over CBS from 3:00 to 3:30 p m Saturday April 26 The program originates in Winchester with Gunnar Back handling the local CBS portion The topic is what are the real aims of the new labor legislation Impressive ruins of Heliopolis in Syria and surrounding antiquities are described
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Pavot Seeks 1947 Debut Victory At Havre de Grace
Havre de Grace Md April 24 Walter M Jefford's Pavot undefeated juvenile champ of 1944 carries 128 pounds in a six furlong first appearance of 1947 Pavot last year won $120000 defeating notable rivals including Assault Lucky Draw Stymie and Armed Prognosis 113 Air Patrol er and Rippey 118 expected as main threats in 5000 purse race
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Pavot
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Connecticut Champion Torza Reaches North and South Semi finals
Felice Torza from Hartford defeats rivals George Fulton Jr of Roanoke and C B Dudley of Greenville to reach the semi finals of the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. He faces Dave Ewell Jr of Richmond in the day’s key match.
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Birmingham
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Springfield
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Harvey Ward
Harboro
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Roosevelt, L. I
Pinehurst
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Roanoke
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Greenville
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Richmond
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Schroeder Shows Still Sharp In Davis Cup Style
In California, Tew Schroeder balances family life with tennis and hints Davis Cup duties may still come first. At La Jolla he defeated European champion Marcel Bernard, a win praised as a reminder of his high level and past success with partner Jack Kramer in the last Davis Cup campaign.
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Calif
Jack Kramer
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Frankie Parker
la Jolla
Marcel Bernard
Borotra
Faultless Leads Field in Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland
At Keeneland Lexington on April 24 Faultless745 and trainer Warren Wright face three other Derby hopefuls in the Blue Grass Stakes for a 1 1/8 mile test. Faultless, a 3-1 Kentucky Derby second choice, seeks a $12,900 winner’s purse in this 23rd edition.
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Keenland
Warren Wright
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Churchill Downs
William Saunders Planned Washington Park System
William Saunders, a 19th century horticulturist for the U S Department of Agriculture, planned Washington DC’s park system and supervised planting and maintenance of 86 000 trees in the city.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, .D. C
Pioneering photographer Frank Turgeon to attend Apple Blossom Festival
Frank Turgeon Jr a noted direct color portrait photographer with studios in Washington and Palm Beach is expected to return to Rockville Maryland for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 and 2. His career includes wartime aerial photography and murals in Winchester and nationwide recognition from the Royal Photographic Society and the Photographer's Association of America.
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Palm Beach
Florida
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River Road
Rockville
Blossoming Orchards Exhibit Features Officials and Assistants
A note describes a showcase on orchards with accompanying assistants John Nettleton and Reynold L. Wendt. It mentions the late President FP and references about 40 stamps of 10 outside the United States, indicating international philatelic ties.
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Reynold L. Wendt
FP. Welt
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United States
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