Three Men Injured In Clarke County Accident
A two car collision on Route 40 north of Berryville left Wiley Hugh Campbell of Chester, Pa in serious condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital. William Dangerfield Johnson, 31, of Berryville and Robert Coleman of Charles Town Hospital were treated for injuries. Johnson was charged with driving and leaving the scene.
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Wiley Hugh Campbell
Chester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville
J. H. Wood
William Dangerfield Johnson
Johnson
Campbell
Robert Coleman
Charles Town
Witn Hss
Auctions Listed for Winchester Area Properties and Estate
Sales Directory provides: August 3 at 11 am at County Court House Winchester for valuable city business and residential property. August 4 at 10 am for Mrs Ruby Keffer near Whitacre Virginia five miles. August 11 at 1 pm Estate of Frank H Clark 342 miles east of Winchester Route 50 farming equipment household furniture and antiques.
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County Court House
Winchester
Ruby Keffer
Whitacre
Frank H. Clark
Margaret Gardner Wins Winchester Days TV Set
Margaret B. Gardner of 516 S. Cameron Street won a television set at the three day Winchester Days sale event near the Courthouse. Other major prizes went to Robert Jackson Berryville a refrigerator Mrs Carl Seabright bed room suite Mrs William Pitcock platform rocker and Robert Lee Elgin watch. Plans for a similar event next year were announced as merchants report 10 percent higher sales than last year and shoppers from surrounding counties attended.
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Margaret B. Gardner
S. Cameron Street
Winchester Days
Robert Jackson
Berryville
Carl Seabright
National Avenue
William Pitcock
N. Kent Street
Robert Lee
Woodland Avenue
Elginwatch
Thomas L. Edwards
Virginia Avenue
Wilmer Smith
Glaize Avenue
Virginia Lee
Virginia
West Virginia
Richard Cave Dies In Hospital Fire
Richard Cave 72 of Martinsburg died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Husband of the late Bettie V. McKinney, he was born at White Hall, son of John and Rebecca Cave. A carpenter by trade, he resided in Martinsburg 36 years and previously worked for Baker and Company. Surviving: two sons Samuel and Marshall. three daughters Mamie Shanholtz Mary Cave and Virginia Clevenger. four brothers James Frank Harry. one sister Annie Hook. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Remains at Jones Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Martinsburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bettie V. McKinney
Mr. Cave
White Hall
John
Rebecca Cave
Presbyterian Church
Red Men’s Lodge
Mr Cave
Baker and Company
Samuel Cave
Baltimore
Marshall Cave
This City
Mamie Shanholtz
Mary Cave
Virginia Clevenger
Winchester
James Cave
Frank Cave
Harry Cave
Reading
Annie Hook
Jones Funeral Home
Textile Mills Seek U S Orders for Government Purchases
The CIO TWUA says government contracts are needed to curb unemployment in textile mills. President Emil Rieve cites widespread production drops and urges President Truman to act quickly on government textile purchases. Management counters with a warning of a potential 25,000 worker strike in New York and Philadelphia areas.
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New York
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Emil Rieve
Rieve
Truman
Philadelphia
Laura L. Haines Rites Conducted Yesterday
Funeral services for Laura L. Haines aged 92 who died Saturday at Maplewood Nursing Home were held yesterday afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with Dr. William Wright and Rev. William T. Goode officiating. Burial followed at Greenmound Cemetery. Pallbearers included Moody Slonaker Daily Slonaker Arthur Lupton Arthur Slonaker Bruce Slonaker and John Haines.
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Laura L. Haines
Maplewood
Jones Funeral Home
William Wright
William T. Goode
Greenmound Cemetery
Moody Slonaker
Daily Slonaker
Arthur Lupton
Arthur Slonaker
Bruce Slonaker
John Haines
Lecport City First to Use Voting Machine in 1892
The city of Lecport, N. ., introduced the voting machine in 1892, becoming the first in the country to adopt the new method.
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Lecport
Morrison and Pravda clash over Lets Be Friends exchange
British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison issued a peace plea to the Soviet public published by Pravda which also denounced his statements as lies. Morrison urged East West news and travel freedom to avert a third world war while Pravda called Britain and the United States war mongers and warned against free movement of thieves and terrorists.
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London
Russia
Herbert Morrison
Pravda
Morrison
Europe
Soviet Union
Strategic Material Stockpile at One-Third of Goal
The Munitions Board reports the national stockpile of strategic materials now on hand exceeds one-third of the planned total. The semi annual congressional report lists $3 billion in material value against an $8.3 billion objective, with potential revisions as mobilization plans evolve.
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Washington
Munitions Board
Congress
Seek FBI Aid to Congress on Subversive Infiltration
Senators McCarren and Ferguson urged that FBI reports be shared with Congress to help prevent government subversion. The push follows testimony by a former Russian general alleging the head of Soviet Military Intelligence called Owen Lattimore and Joseph Barnes "our men" in the mid-1930s.
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Washington
McCarren
D-Nev
Ferguson
R-Mich
FBI
Congress
Owen Lattimore
Joseph Barnes
Mariner cargo ships to carry state nicknames
The government will name the new mariner class cargo ships with state nicknames. Vice Admiral E L Cochrane, head of the Maritime Administration, announced the first 14 mariners including the Old Dominion mariner Virginia.
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Washington
Mariner
E. L. Cochrane
Maritime Administration
Old Dominion Mariner
Virginia
How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four Quiz
Answers to the Page 4 quiz list the items: 1 South Carolina 2 Albert Einstein 3 Kid 4 No 5 Council 6 Fleet 8 Michigan 9 Unleavened bread eaten at the Passover 10 The predominant aim of his life was to get rich.
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South Carolina
Albert Einsttein
Kid
Council
Fleet
Michigan
Former Virginia lawmaker dies after hotel scuffle
Charles Ex. Stuart Sr., 59, a former Virginia House of Delegates member and lawyer from Montross, died of a heart attack after a confrontation with business associate Joseph C. Fusco at the Hotel Jefferson in Richmond. Coroner cites possible stress-induced heart attack. No charges planned against Fusco.
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Richmond
Charles Ex. Stuart, Sr
General Assembly
Stuart
Joseph C. Fusco
Fusco
Fred Wills
Montross
Westmoreland County
Virginia
House of Delegates
State Commission of Fisheries
Special Traffic Courts Proposed At Virginia Safety Meet
Charlottesville Virginia speakers urged counties and cities to create special traffic courts to reduce fatal highway accidents. James P Economos of the American Bar Association recommended uniform state rules, or dedicated court days for traffic violations, and emphasized dignified proceedings and thorough record keeping. He stressed careful personnel selection and training to improve efficiency and public compliance.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
James P. Economos
American Bar Association
University of Virginia
Economos
Economes
Sting of Wasp Proves Fatal in Cambria Man
Christiansburg Montgomery County coroner Dr. A. M. Showalter rules Ernest E. Agee age 55 of Cambria died after a wasp sting. Agee collapsed after the sting, was hospitalized, and died despite revival efforts. He had a known allergy to wasp stings and fainted on prior stings.
U S Koreas Casualty Toll rises by 356 in week
Washington reports 80 079 US battle casualties in Korea up 356 from last week the smallest weekly increase since the first summary last August.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
United States Hockey League suspends operations for a year
The United States Hockey League announced a one year suspension of operations today. No further details were provided on rationale or affected teams.
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OMAHA
United States Hockey League
Glasses Found at Apple Blossom Restaurant
Lost and found items turned in at the Police Station include a pair of eye glasses found in front of the Apple Blossom Restaurant. Owner may claim by visiting the Police Station and identifying the glasses.
Cops Pinch The Peeler In Maryland Indecent Exposure
Washington report says Sheila Ryan nicknamed The Peeler and a second dancer were arrested after a first show at Prince Georges County night spots on indecent exposure charges. Deputies seized the costumes as evidence while the women and club managers posted $100 bonds.
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Washington
Shelia
Ryan
Ann Arbor
Prince Georges County
Miss Ryan
Fred Schatz
Navy to Arm Cargo Vessels for First Time Since World War I
The Navy plans to arm its own cargo ships and Coast Guard operated vessels for the first time since World War I. A House Appropriations Committee testimony disclosed the program details.
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Washington
Navy
Coast Guard
House Appropriations Committee
Police Court Fines and Offenses Listed by Judge Rice
This morning in Police Court Judge John W Rice imposed fines and costs on several defendants. Mabel Larrick 51 of 358 National Avenue speeding was fined 14.25 dollars. Hammer B Stoney 40 of 622 Oakeley Avenue Lynchburg Virginia improper muffler 9.25 dollars. Robert O Leary of Sulphur Springs Road was fined 9.25 dollars for drunkenness. John Coy West 39 of Leaksville North Carolina was fined 9.25 dollars for drunkenness.
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John W Rice
Mabel Larrick
National Avenue
Hammer B. Stoney
Oakeley Avenue
Lynchburg
Robert O’leary
Sulphur Springs
John Coy West
Leaksville
N. C
No Progress in 17th Session Over Buffer Zone
Negotiators met for the 17th time with the buffer zone as the main issue. They planned to reconvene at 11 a.m. local time after Wednesday evening references, while outside protesters suggested a multi day recess to break the deadlock.
Cobb on Board Washington
The Salary Stabilization Board named a three man panel to study professional athlete salaries. Ty Cobb is among the members, joining other leaders in this review announced today.
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Cobb
Washington
Salary Stabilization Board
Baseball
Ty Cobb
Seek Violators of the Virginia Child Labor Laws
The Virginia State Labor Department reports active efforts to identify employers violating child employment laws amid a labor shortage. Inspectors note 12 and 13 year olds may work under certification for street trades or light manufacturing, with harsher limits for older youths. recent checks found a 13 year old serving food on trains in Lynchburg and another 13-year-old injured delivering early morning.
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Richmond
State Labor Department
Virginia
Lynchburg
Two Cars Collide On Loudoun Street
A two car collision near Loudoun and Bond Streets yesterday at about 4 30 p m caused an estimated 400 in damage. The 1941 Chevrolet driven by Harley Bow man of Binghampton NY was hit on the right front by a 1935 Oldsmobile driven by Evelyn Warner of Route 1 A as the vehicles crossed the intersection. No injuries reported.
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Loudoun
Bond Streets
Harley Miller Bowman
Binghampton
Loudoun Street
Evelyn K. Warner
Bond Street
Notice of Sergeant's Sale Under Court Order in Winchester
On August 10, 1951 at 1:00 PM at 1055 Orchard Avenue Winchester Virginia I will sell at public auction for cash the listed household items and a 1939 Dodge truck to satisfy a judgment on attachment in the Winchester Corporation Court in favor of Leo Neubert Newcastle Fish and Oyster Company against C. L. Glover for 340.40 plus interest and costs. The sale is conducted by Sergeant G. G. Baker City of Winchester.
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Orchard Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Norge
Corporation Court
Leo Neubert
G. G. Baker
City of
Visitors to the Statue of Liberty Torch Limited to 1917
Question and answer state that visitors could ascend the torch only until about 1917 and that the only access was by a ladder. The detail notes the Torch ascent was discontinued after that period.
Hazardous Ladder Blocked by National Park Service
A four story vertical extension within the arm is not open to visitors. The National Park Service prohibits access because the ladder is deemed too hazardous for the average person to climb.
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National Park Service
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