Traffic Violator IIs Fined $148.75
Fines and costs totaling 148.75 were assessed against Eugene H Kuykendall in Frederick County Trial Justice Court on three driving charges. He paid 14.25 for no license, 30.25 for hit and run, and 104.25 for drunken driving with a 30 day suspended sentence conditioned on no violations for 12 months. The arrest followed a complaint by Leon Gellispie about a no stop collision Saturday night.
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Eugene H. Kuykendall
Frederick County
H. K. Benham
Kuykendall
A.D Carwile
Leon Gellispie
Prisoners face federal sentences after investigation
Prison column notes several inmates to be charged in federal court. Prison officials say most are long term inmates with little to lose, while a few short termers attempted crimes and may regret it. All cases will go to the U S Attorney once intelligence agents finish the probe.
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U. S
Order Rearrest of 39 Aliens
Washington government orders rearrest of 39 aliens facing deportation after Bond from the Civil Rights Congress is rejected by Attorney General McGrath. Immig ration Service to take these aliens into custody unless new acceptable bonds replacing the $111,000 posted are provided. Deportation hearings stem from alleged subversive activity or Communist Party membership.
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Washington
Civil Rights Congress
McGrath
Justice Department
Congress
Immigration Service
Communist Party
Man on Cliff Threatens Others in Durango Standoff
A 56 year old man Millard Carmean brandished a rifle on a 250 foot cliff 22 miles north of Durango after arriving from Oregon to visit relatives. He sent notes to his brother Roday Carmean and family warning away would be contacted by authorities. The sheriff coordinated a two day food and message drop while attempting contact.
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Durango
Colo
Chester Petty
Petty
Millard Carmean
Oregon
Roday Carmean
Here
Carmean
Hugh Mountain
California
Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra Arrival in Mexico Sparks Talk
Actress Ava Gardner arrived in Mexico with Frank Sinatra close behind. Sinatra dodged questions on a possible Mexican divorce to wed Gardner. Sinatra’s prior marriage ended last May in an uncontested divorce. Gardner said she is here for a vacation.
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Ava Gardner
Mexico
Frank Sinatra
Mexico City
Spain
Hollywood
Frankie
Cuernavaca
Sales Directory Auction Notices in Winchester Area
Valuable city business and residential property auctions set for August 3 at 11 a.m. at County Court House Winchester. August 4 at 10 a.m. near Whitacre Virginia. August 11 at 1 p.m. Estate of Frank H. Clark Route 50 east of Winchester offers farming implements furniture and antiques.
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County Court House
Winchester
Ruby Keffer
Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Frank H. Clark
Daily Crossword Across Clues And Entries
Reader see 1 Across cabbage salad and 9 Down stinging insect. Clues include 11 Across a call to pay attention and 12 Make amends for. Other prompts list Maxim 14 Plead 15 Pale 18 Mourning clothes 20 Christmas songs 23 Roman girdle variant 27 Exchange premium ph 28 More infrequent 29 Highway 50 Two seated carriage 21 Branches 63 Expression of disgust 66 Befall 87 Talk 40 Coronet 1 Join 4 Permit food at a sea sheep wash Toc bager 21 Narrow 24 26 28 Past inlet geol Blunder Diocesan center Attempt Fracas Body of salt water Melt Western state 34 Large orange and black lizard 35 Corridor 37 Female child 39 41 43 Wheaten flour Finest Spawn of fish The head slang
Man’s fake heart attacks fool hospitals across nation
An elderly man using aliases fooled VA centers and hospitals from California to South Carolina with staged heart attacks and a claimed Civil War service. Walter Upwiler, 69, was discovered after receiving costly private nursing and oxygen therapy before being moved to a less luxurious ward. no action planned.
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Reno
Nev
Veterans Administration
Edward F. Reed
Reno VA Center
John N. Boyer
Washington
Robert Larson
Chicago
Susanville
Calif
Susanville Hospital
Upwiler
American Medical Association
Arwhler
California
South Carolina
Texas
Urwiler
Italian Police Free Claire Young to Marry Excluded Priest
Italian police released Claire Young a 21 year old daughter of a Loyola University Chicago professor and said she may marry excommunicated Roman Catholic priest Luciano Negrini though a Vatican spokesman warned she faces excommunication if she marries the former missionary. She had been jailed since Saturday after a dispute over her Italy stay permit and a psychiatrist deemed her sane.
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Milan
Italy
Claire Young
Loyola University
Chicago
Luciano Negrini
Vatican
Claire
Gabrielle Mundo
Auto Makers Ready To Hike Prices
Washington reports that most auto makers plan price increases on new cars up to ten percent. Chrysler unofficially notes a nine and a half percent rise, with OPS confirming possible increases under the new controls law. The law requires ceilings to reflect higher business costs and overhead through July 26.
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Washington
Chrysler
Office of Price Stablization
OPS
Congress
Clarke Falls Short of 125 Blood Quota
Clarke County contributed 95 pints to the Red Cross Bloodmobile unit on Tuesday, short of the 125 pint goal. All donors were county residents with few rejections and no one who registered failed to keep an appointment. Ninety four white donors and one colored participated.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Red Cross
Woman Who Walked From New York to Salt Lake City Dies at 98
Butte Montana Mrs Elizabeth Jensen 98 died last night at her home four miles south of Butte She was born October 20 1852 in Norwood Parish Durham England and as a child walked with a wagon train from New York to Salt Lake City in 1862 She often recalled walking every foot of the way.
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Butte
Mont
Elizabeth Jensen
New York
Salt Lake City
Here
Oil Man J R Horrigan Leaves Estate Near Two Million
Houston oil man J R Horrigan killed in a Catskill plane crash left an estate valued at $1,909,5778. An inventory dated yesterday lists $379,000 cash as part of the total.
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Houston
J. R. Horrigan
Catskill Mountains
Singspiration at Providence Chapel Tomorrow Evening
A Singspiration service will be held at Providence Chapel Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 7 45. The public is invited to attend.
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Providence Chapel Methodist Church
Four-Hour Courtship Ends In Airman Wedding
US Sergeant William Griggs and British hostess Winifred Spears wed after a four hour courtship aboard a bomber ferry crew link. The ceremony at Briggs Air Force Base Chapel was announced as Capt. Freda Delashaw officiating.
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EL Paso
Tex
Winifred F. Spears
Hartfordshire
England
William Griggs
United States
Griggs
Winifred
Freda Delashaw
Wil
Briggs Air Force Base Chapel
City issues fourteen building permits in July
Fourteen building permits were issued in July in the City totaling $70,175. Largest goes to Virginia Mason for two brick dwellings at an estimated $17,500. Chris Yeatris receives $15,000 for a brick dwelling. C. A. Nelson gets $10,000 for a frame dwelling. Two permits at $8,500 go to Cities Service Oil Company and W. T. Morland for additions and a frame dwelling. July 1950 permits were $110,920 in Winchester.
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Virginia Mason
Chris Yeatris
North Braddock Street
C. A. Nelson
Gore
Miller Street
Cities Service Oil Company
North Loudoun
North Ave
W. T. Moreland
Berryville Avenue
Winchester
First Bale of Cotton Sold for 1542 50 in Dallas
C C Witherspoon of India Texas grew the first bale of cotton. M Aura of Dallas paid 1542 50 for Dallas County’s first bale and planned to send it to Germany for auction with proceeds going to a charitable cause.
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Dallas
M. Aura
Dallas County
Germany
C.C. Witherspoon
India
Tex
Truman to Fly to San Francisco for Peace Treaty Session
President Truman announced he would depart for San Francisco to address the opening session of the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference on September 4. He plans to discuss postwar settlement steps and regional security with delegates from allied nations.
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Washington
Truman
San Francisco
Richard Cave Burial Saturday
Funeral services for Richard Cave 72 Martinsburg West Virginia will be held Saturday at 10 am at Jones Funeral Home. The Rev J S Duckwall will officiate with interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers will be friends from Martinsburg.
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Richard Cave
Jones Funeral Home
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. S. Duckwall
Mt. Hebron
Bar Association Recommends Rejecting Judge Nomination
The American Bar Association urged the U S Senate to reject President Truman s nomination of Jerome Drucker for a Illinois federal judgeship. It also declined to take a position on Cornelius J Harrington for the Northern Illinois bench.
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
U. S. Senate
Truman
Jerome Drucker
Illinois
Northern Illinois
Cornelius J. Harrington
Douglas
D-Mil
Twins Recovering From Polio
George and John Miller five year old twin sons of Mr and Mrs James M Miller of 513 South Street are reported to be getting along fine at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond where they have been hospitalized since July 9 receiving treatment for polio. Mrs Miller said today they visited their sons on Monday and Tuesday and hospital officials in Richmond stated that apparently no paralysis would result in either case.
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George
John Miller
James M. Miller
South St
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Compensation bill introduced for Civil Defense injuries
Senator Edwin C. Johnson introduced a bill to authorize the Civil Defense Administrator to match state funds for compensation for injury or death of Civil Defense Corps members. The measure could cost about 4 million dollars annually in peacetime, with atomic war costs undetermined.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Civil Defense Corps
Congress
J. S. Wadworth
Senate Armed Services Committee
Department
Wadsworth
Senators Propose GI Education Bill for Korean War Vets
Senators George and Kerr introduced a GI education and training bill for Korean War veterans. Eligible veterans with 90 days or more active service since June 1950 receive one month of training per month of service, with a maximum of four years for interrupted education and one year for others.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Kerr
Dokla
Armed Services
Adequate Seasonal Labor Found in Most Virginia Areas
Virginia employers report an adequate supply of seasonal labor for harvesting last week, with shortages noted for tomatoes on the Eastern Shore and in parts of the west and northeast. Out-migration from the Eastern Shore exceeded 5,000 workers, risking a labor deficit if trends persist amid peak harvests. Peach production across Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley areas shows strong yields with good size, color, and flavor, and a 1,950,000 bushel state crop forecast.
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Richmond
Virginia State Employment Service
Northampton
Accormack
West Point
Vses
Piedmon
Shenandoah Valley
Burkeville-Dillwyn
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Departmet
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Korean Sharpshooters Bag Three Squirrels
Korean I Company sharpshooters in the second division fired at anything that moved during the night. At daybreak they found three dead squirrels, illustrating the orders to shoot at rustle and respond to movement.
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Korea
How's Your SQ Question Answers Revealed
The page lists quiz answers: 1 Hungary 2 Andrew W. Mellon 3 Titian 4 Confederate flag 5 Militant English suffragette 6 Red Grange 7 All three 8 Priscilla in The Court Ship of Miles Standish by Longfellow 9 Stee) 10 He preferred reading to studying.
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Hungary
Andrew W. Mellon
Confederate States of America
Red Grange
Priscilla
Miles Standish
Longfellow
Stee
British cabinet mission to Iran delayed on oil talks
The British Government ordered a special plane to standby to carry a cabinet mission to Iran for oil talks, then postponed the flight. A spokesman for Richard R. Stokes refused to confirm any hitch in negotiations.
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London
Iran
Richard R. Stokes
Winchester to Host Livestock Meet and Civil Defense Briefing
The event features a live stock outlook talk by Charles A. Burmeister and demonstrations on beef cattle and sheep by G. W. Litton. The Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association, with members from multiple counties in Virginia and West Virginia, organizes the day. It promotes market outlets, quality stock, and a livestock education program, including the Winchester Tri Breed Sale and several regional sales and shows.
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Northern
Virginia
Charles A. Burmeister
G. W. Litton
The
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association
Shenandoah
Frederick, Clarke
Loudoun
Fauquier
Warren
Berkeley, Jefferson
Hampshire
West Virginia
Winchester
Local panel moderated by G W Litton at Warren County event
G W Litton associate animal husbandman from W P L will act as moderator of the panel. Following lunch served by the Warren County Home Demonstration Clubs, there
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Try
G. W. Litton
Warren County
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