Virginia Community Progress Described by Ogdens
In Charlottesville on August 5 the Extension Division of the University of Virginia released a 450 page study by Jean and Is Ogden detailing a 1941 long term experiment in community development. The project ran in Greene Louisa and Nansemond counties with Hull House leaders directing distinct local approaches and seeking self reliance through resources.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
South
Jean
Ogden
Ogdens
Hull House
Chicago
Greene
Blue Ridge
Louisa
Piedmont
Nansemond
Tidewater
Keen Attends Rites For John Payette
Funeral services were held in Washington for John J. Payette 55 zone manager of Warner Bros theatres who died at his home after a three week illness Lamar Keen manager of the Capital theatre attended from here Payette had been in the moving picture industry since 1910 and owned Huntley farms near Leesburg Virginia.
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Washington
John J. Payette
Warner Bros. Theatres
Washington Territory
Lamar Keen
Capital Theatre
Payette
Huntley Farms
Leesburg
Valley Chamber Secretaries Plan August 20 Meeting
Chamber of Commerce secretaries from the Valley area will hold their annual meeting August 20 at Endless Caverns. James Payne of Front Royal and Russell Stultz of Harrisonburg are in charge of the arrangements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Valley Area
Endless Caverns
James Payne
Front Royal
Russell Stultz
Harrisonburg
Sales Directory Listing for August and September Auctions
August 7 auction at 209 N Kent Winchester near B and O Station includes washing machines and laundry gear. August 14 auctions feature Mrs Lacy Tomblin near White Post offering furniture and household goods, and Virgil DeHaven of Gainesboro with farm implements and household goods. August 21 sale by Mrs W A Sale at 371 National Ave Winchester covers household items. September 1 sale by A M Nicodemus 32 miles NW of Berryville lists dairy herd and livestock with farm machinery. September 4 sale by Smith and Janney Round Hill Loudoun County includes 90 head cattle and farm equipment.
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Uel A. Riley
N. Kent Winchester
Lacy Tomblin
White Post
Mackay Smith
Virgil DeHaven
Gainesboro
W. A. Sale
National Ave
Winchester
Nicodemus
Berryville
Smith & Janney
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Crossword Clue List From Daily Puzzle
A compact list of crossword clues printed in a daily paper including Joke Serpent Heard Lie in wait Virginia abbr Dry Enlargement of thyroid Waistcoat Variety of seaweed Hewing tool Pierce with a dagger Game of chance Resort Spigot Doctor A wiping cloth A sudden thrust with sword Infrequent Fencing
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Virginia
Civil Rights Debate Touches Poll Tax And Integration
The discussion questions the poll taxs impact on Negro voting and notes that even if eliminated, literacy tests remain a barrier. The piece covers Truman civil rights moves, a Progressive critique in Philadelphia, and Republican contrasts on progress in armed forces and government employment.
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South
Truman
Congress
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Philadelphia
Answers to Daily Quiz from Page Four
Correct responses list ten quiz items with topics including the lumber industry chukkers and Civil Air Patrol. It notes death by overdose, John Burroughs, six years, an atom smashing machine, and the Falkland Islands' size and location.
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Chukkers
Harlan Kelley
Civil Air Patrol
John Burroughs
Russia spans vast lands across Europe and Asia
Russia remains the largest nation, occupying roughly half of Europe and the northern expanse of Asia, shaping its geographic and political profile.
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Russia
World
Europe
Asia
Governor Refuses Extradition Request
TRENTON New Jersey August 5 Gov Alfred E Driscoll refused to return John Colier to South Carolina for a $6 theft The Negro escaped from a chain gang 11 years ago after serving 19 months He has been held in Newark 27 months on a fugitive warrant Driscoll said Colier has by this time amply paid his debt to society and extradition would serve no father sound purpose
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Trenton
N. J
Alfred E. Driscoll
John. Coulier
South Carolina
Colier
Newark
South Carolinfa
Driscoll
Scientists Probe Brute Intelligence At New York Zoo
Four university psychologists study animal brainpower at the Bronx Zoo. Researchers from Hunter College UNC and CCNY Bucknell test chimpanzees, elephants and other species to reveal clues on evolution of intelligence. They stay in the zoo overnight and discuss methods for eliciting responses.
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New York Zoo
New York
Bronx Zoo
New York Zoological Society
Bernard Riess
Hunter College
Samuel B. Lyerly
University of North Carolina
Herbert G. Birch
City College of New York
Sherman Ross
Bucknell University
Dr. Riess
Soviet Union's 11 republics and the dominant Russian Republic
The Soviet Union comprises 11 republics with the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic occupying nearly 60 percent of the vast country. The division highlights the vast geographic and political span of the federation.
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Soviet Russia
Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
Joseph DeMayo 47 Dies After Nine Months Illness
Joseph DeMayo 47 of Millwood Road Front Royal died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 4 20 a m after a nine month illness from a heart condition. Born May 30 1901 in Italy he was a mechanist at the Avisco plant and a former U S Army Third Cavalry band member. He married Edna Golightly and leaves a son Thomas and a daughter Mrs Jack Brown along with brothers and sisters in Philadelphia. Funeral 3 p m Sunday at Sacred Heart church with interment at Mt Hebron cemetery.
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Joseph DeMayo
Millwood Rd
Avisco
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
DeMayo
Italy
Lewis and
Mary Josephine DeMayo
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
McIlwee
U .S. Army
Third Cavalry
Edna Golightly
Frederick County
Thomas DeMayo
Winchester
Jack Brown
Philadelphia
Thomas
Ernest
Frank DeMayo
Sannuti
Angeline Pilla
Mildred
Genevieve DeMayo
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
House Ways and Means Rejects Excess Profits Tax Plan
The GOP report notes the ways and means committee refused to consider an excess profits tax the author calls necessary to offset the inflationary effects of the tax bill.
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Republican program outlined for special session
The Republican policy committee outlined a three item program including a limited anti inflation program with tighter bank credit controls, a housing bill to aid more homes in the 4500 to 6000 dollar class, and a 65 million loan to the United Nations for New York City headquarters. Sen Taft said there is a good chance the program can be pushed through before the weekend.
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Rep. Knutson
Rminn
Thas
Republican Policy Committee
United Nations
New York City
Sen. Taft
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Jean and
Jesse Ogden
Patton
N. Cameron
Civil and Police Justice Court
Ramaciotti
A. K. Riley
Underwood Typewriter
G. G. Baker
City of
Webs Supply Company
Keen
John Payette
N. Kent St
Bendix
Samuel A. Riley
Coleman Dunn
Tennyson Ave
Etery Modern
Harry W. Aiken General Contractor
Daily Crossword
Ilvia
Fez
Falkland Islands
Strait of Magellan
Bath
Stephens City
Tommy
Lockhart
Loudoun St
Brumback & Son
N. Cameron St
Brannon’s Cleaners
Henry T. Goode
Rouss Ave
Sud Flywers
Smalts
Glaize & Bro
of Men’s & Boys’ Dress Clothing
Workingman’s Store
Western Union
Northern Virginia Power Co
Tod” Fresh
Fco
Ane
Wee Sion Zresh
Ember
Pness
Maver
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