A War Tested Russian Policy Continued
The article traces a Russian stockpile in Korea formed after occupation forces left North Korea. It notes ammunition and equipment were left and expanded with surplus Russian military stock. Estimates of North Korean strength rose from 150 tanks to about 300 Soviet tanks and troops from 96,000 to about 200,000.
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North Korea
Russia
Red Army
United States
United Nations
England First Bombed by Enemy Aircraft
Bombing attacks during the First World War began in December 1914 when the first German projectile hit English soil and continued until May 1918 when the Germans made their maximum effort in this form of attack.
Middletown Firemen Prepare for Two Parades
Middletown Firemen with a fire truck and the Women’s Auxiliary will join the Strasburg parade this evening as 17 town companies participate. The Fun Festival committee, led by Vice chairman Charles L. Wright, set August 21 to 26 for the festival at the Middletown School grounds. A Middletown fire truck is also to participate in the Timberville parade next Friday evening, August 10.
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Middletown
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Strasburg
Middletown Firemen’s Fun Festival Committee
Vicechairman
Charles L. Wright
Timberville
Behind the Scenes in Radio Packagers and Their Power
Hollywood column explores James L. Saphier a Beverly Hills packager who builds radio and TV programs by assembling writers casts and directors. He represents Gordon Jenkins Don Wilson Ken Carpenter Bob Hope Jay Stewart Herbert Marshall and others while packaging hits like Kiss and Tell and The Saint. He notes sponsors shifting funds back to radio as TV grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
James L. Saphier
Spears
New York
Beverly Hills
Sophier
Gordon Jenkins
Don Wilson
Ken Carpenter
Bob Hope
Steve Allen
Jay Stewart
Radio Matters
Herbert Marshall
Corliss Archer
Hugh Herbert
Herbert
Saphier
Vincent Price
Leslie Charteris
Kashmire confiscates large estates in Ladakh gompas
In Ladakh, Buddhist gompas lose estates over 125 acres under a state order, with lands to pass to workers. Monks may retain 20 acres and must farm remaining holdings. Plan to redistribute smaller holdings under 125 acres is developed, with compensation for forfeited land to small farmers. The reform ends large land ownership in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrinagar
Kashmir
Ladakh
Tibet
Jammu and Kashmir
Has a person ever been born with two hearts and lived
Historical medical records report multiple cases of two hearts at birth. In 1938 a 57 year old Italian lumber clearer was described with two hearts, one larger than the other, and he lived in Mount Barker Australia.
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Mount Barker
Australia
Winchester Youth Accepts Corps Post
Harold B. Phillips of Winchester has accepted temporary work at the Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories at Fort Monmouth after six weeks of ROTC encampment training. One of 35 cadets chosen for his record, he will work in August then return to VPI for the new term.
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Harold B. Phillips
Winchester
Signal Corps’ Reserve Officers Training Corps
Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories
Fort Monmouth
Signal Corps
Phillips
Definition of percussion instruments in an orchestra
A percussion instrument is any instrument struck by a mallet or stick or used in paired strikes to produce tones. Common percussion instruments include bells drums piano kettledrum xylophone cymbals gong triangle castanets and celesta.
Infant Charles McClung Dies in Waynesboro
Charles Thomas McClung infant son of Mr and Mrs William McClung of Waynesboro died at Waynesboro Community Hospital yesterday afternoon. He is survived by a sister Elizabeth a brother Franklin grandmother Mrs Franklin McClung of Waynesboro and grandparents Mr and Mrs E H Dabney of Staunton. Funeral services were to be held in Thorne Rose Cemetery there this afternoon.
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Charles Thomas McClung
William McClung
Waynesboro
Henry McVicar
Peyton St
Waynesboro Community Hospital
McVicar
Elizabeth
Franklin
Franklin McClung
E. H. Dabney
Staunton
Thorne Rose Cemetery
North America Population Density Figures
The UN statistical office estimates North America at 210,908,000 people or 22.5 per square mile. United States density is about 50 persons per square mile.
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Statistical Office of
The
North America
United States
County Church Schedules Local Congregations and Services
The Brucetown and surrounding areas list Sunday worship times for multiple churches including Brucetown Methodist Charge Welltown Crums Stevenson Burnt Presbyterian Nelson Carpenter sup t Salem Congregation J Floyd Wine Cephas Fahnestock W L Riggleman Calvin Wolfe and others. Services span mornings afternoons and evenings with Sunday School and special events for many congregations. Vendors note a lawn supper at Clearbrook and basket dinner at Mt. Pleasant.
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Church of the Brethren
Salem
J. Floyd Wine
Cephas Fahnestock
W. L. Riggleman
Calvin Wolfe
Jubilee
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
J. Clyde Mohler
Loring Woore
Evangelical United Brethren
Winchester
John E. Oliver
Pleasant Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Red Bud
L. O. Shirley
Church Services and Sunday Schedules Across Town
Second Opequon Presbyterian Church at Opequon led by Rev Robert Bradford holds worship and communion at 11 am with Sunday School at 10 am Stephens City Methodist led by Rev Chas A York offers worship and Sunday School Fairview hosts worship at 9 45 am and Sunday School at 11 am Stephens City Sunday School at 9 45 am and worship and communion at 11 am Kernstown ends school at 9 45 am and worship follows
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Congregational Christian
Roy D. Coulter
Timber Ridge
Leyburn Brill
Young People's Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Reliance Charge
L. P. Tederick
Ridings Chapel
Reliance
Greenway
Old Bethel Methodist
E. H. Kyle
B. H. Brown
Montague Ave
B. W. Coe
Macedonia
Holmes Newcome
Round Hill
Myra Paine
North Frederick
C. B. Larrick
Little Mountain
White Hall
Chestnut Grove
Opequon
Stephens City
House Fights Over Mutual Defense Support Resolution
The chamber defeated an effort to change the text by a 131 to 91 vote as part of a debate on United Nations support and mutual defense. An amendment to set fair average prices across materials and services was rejected 112 to 46, while an act against hoarding passed 112 to 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
House
Hoffman
R-Mich
Secretaries of Defense, Commerce and the Treasury
Rogers
D-Fla
Unclear wartime controls debated amid wage price talks
Fragmentary notes discuss wartime controls and exemptions with references to President Truman and a House amendment by Repr McKinnon. It notes potential presidential authority to regulate selective prices and wages if labor cost indices rise beyond a threshold and compares levels to a date earlier in the year.
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Truman
House
Repr McKinnon
D-Calif
Bureau
Labor Statistics
Difference Between Graham and Wheat Flour
Graham flour uses the whole wheat kernel with coarser bran. Whole-wheat flour uses most of the kernel but with coarser bran removed. Both contain about 2 percent more and 4 percent less carbohydrate respectively, showing little difference in content.
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