Noted Assault Attempt Near Columbia Leads to Court Hearing
A 46 year old white woman reports a man dragged her into woods near Columbia around 9 30 pm injuring her with bruises and cuts before fleeing. Deputy Conred Fluvanna arrested Woodson at his mother’s home in Columbia. Woodson denies the charges and a justice court hearing is set for 10 am next Wednesday in Albemarle County Jail. An 11 year old child who lives with the woman witnessed the aftermath and summoned help.
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Woodson
Albemarne
Charlottesville
Trial Justice Court
Elizabethson
Columbia
William Conred Fluvanna
Colum
Heroodson
Zehler
How’s your 19.2 answers page summary
Answers to air questions printed on Page 4 are listed below. The text provides specific responses for the air questions and appears as a brief informational snippet.
Auction listings highlight August sales across Frederick County
A catalog of estate and farm auctions is set for August with multiple dates. Readings include the estate of Sarah ee shown at 1 p.m. and other auctions by D. W. Rhett Rapidan, Chas. Duvall Emmert, and the Auction Co. Duties cover real estate, dairy herds, farm machinery, furniture, and household goods at locations in Charles Town Brucetown Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Sarahee Oeen &T
E. T. Snider
Chas. Duvall & Emmert
J. R. Smith
Brucetown
W. E
Fred County Court House
E. North Ave
Win- C. Oates
Seldon's
W. Va
Garah Virginia Forney
Frederick County Court House
South Washington St
Winchester
Bryanburg
Stevenson Seen Favored by Negro Vote in Virginia
Richmond coverage notes Negro leaders in Virginia suggesting Stevenson leads in Negro support for the 1964 presidential race while some dissenters warn the vote could decide the state. Negro registration rises toward an estimated 75 000 by November amid civil rights platform critiques. NAACP and NAACP wary over clear commitments in Richmond city council terms for a first Negro member since Reconstruction.
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Richmond
Virginia
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Associated Press
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Pea
NAACP
South
Huffman Child Dies In Hospital Today
Yu Lee Jeanette Huffman five month old daughter of Joe T and Eva Perry Huffman of Winchester died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Yu Lee Jeanette Huffman
Joe T
Eva Perry Huffman
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Whidby Naval Base
Seattle
Wash
Winch ester Milk Board Calls Meeting On Distribution Plan
Attorneys for distributors and producers attended a Winchester meeting convened by the Winchester Milk Board to discuss an equitable distribution arrangement. Attendees included H A Whiting and Robert T Barton with observers D E Townsend and W W Manley Jr. The session was officially recorded by B L Pickett of Richmond.
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H. A. Whiting
Robert T. Barton
Richmond
Roger Bane
Summit Point
W. Va
M. S. Snapp
Rest
D. E. Townsend
W. W. Manley, Jr
District Ops
B. L. Pickett
Winchester Milk Board
Stevenson Seeks Independent Political Path For 1952 Campaign
Democrats view Stevenson as reluctant to join the Truman administration closely and consider him forming his own political entity. He may replace the Democratic National Committee chair, with Frank E. Myers a leading but denied candidate and Michael Kirwan also listed as a possibility for the role.
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Stevenson
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Frank E. Stevenson
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Stevenson m Evement
Chicago
Myers
Rep
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic House
Campaign to Aid Drought Striken Farmers Studied at Meeting Today
The State Agricultural Mobilization Committee met in Richmond to map a drought relief campaign. It weighs state led relief versus Federal aid and has reports from 57 counties on damages. Some counties seek Federal designation for disaster loans while others favor state handling.
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Associated Press
State Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Richmond
Charles D. Jordan
Spotsylvania
Craig
Hanover
Henry
Roanoke
Amelia
Jordan
State
Re Ehture Department
Northampton
Acco
Truman weighs special session on prices as situation develops
President Truman has the matter under consideration and says a special session could be called if needed. He declined to comment on rumors that Ellis Arnall plans to quit as price stabilizer, noting decisions will await developments.
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Truman
Ellis G. Arnall
Winchester City Directory canvass begins in city
The Winchester City Directory project starts today and runs ten weeks. Mullin Kille Co., Chillicothe, Ohio, will publish. Seven local women lead the door to door canvass with plans to hire more staff. A doorstep card will trigger a return visit. Features include classifieds, a numerical telephone directory, a street guide and an alphabetical listing with full Winchester details.
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Winchester
Mullin-Kille Co
Chillicothe
Ohio
Boy King Feisal II sails to U S for five week visit
Iraq's boy king Feisal II sails from Southampton aboard the Queen Mary for a five week official visit to the United States. The trip includes meetings with American leaders and attendance at U S ceremonies.
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U. S
Southampton
Eng
Iraq
Feisal II
United States
Rainfall Update Underscores Mild City Weather
A recap notes yesterday’s rainfall 1.07 inches vs 0.06 in 1951 for the same period. July rainfall at 2.10 inches trails last year’s 3.05 but improves lawns and lowers city temperatures about ten degrees. City Manager Lee Grant reports no flooded cellars or sewer problems, but more rain is needed to protect crops and sustain benefits.
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Lee Grant
New Salary Scale Aims to Boost Mental Hospital Staff
Richmond reports a new state mental hospital salary scale to raise understaffing levels. Dr. Joseph E. Barrett, mental hygiene commissioner, says the plan could attract about 300 attendants, with trainee pay from 1 452 to 1 824, regular attendants up to 1 980, and charge aides from 2 150 to 2 400.
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Richmond
Battle
Joseph E. Barrett
Uae
Hi Ital Board
Barrett
Flying Saucer Stories Banned In Illinois Paper
The Ottawa Daily Republican Times announces it will stop publishing flying saucer stories. It notes that exhaustive investigations have found no substantial evidence of such objects and criticizes sensational coverage.
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Illinois
Ottawa
Ill
Ottawa Daily Republican Times
Daily Republican Times
Paul Robeson Suit Thrown Out by Court
The U S Court of Appeals in Washington sent Paul Robeson’s case back to district court with instructions to dismiss. Robeson, who filed December 19 1950, claimed passport revocation blocked a concert and tour abroad and violated a property right. The passport cancellation was disclosed in August 1950 with a State Department spokesman noting Robeson’s actions did not always serve U S interests.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
United States Court of Appeals
Robeson
State Department
Department
United States
Russia
Mrs. Emma Stickley Rites Held in Strasburg Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Fry Stickley who died Sunday in Memorial Hospital were conducted yesterday at the Strasburg Christian Church with Dr. H. M. Crim and Rev. C. E. Crank Jr presiding. Active pallbearers included Everett Kline Roger Line Vernon Ridings Roland Fisher Ben Rogers and Harold Downey. Honorary pallbearers were Homer Fisher Carmel Boyer James Beeler Samuel O'Neal Robert Hinkins. Burial followed in Riverview Cemetery, Strasburg.
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Emma Fry Stickley
Memorial Hospital
Strasburg Christian Church
H. M. Crim
C. E. Crank, Jr
Everett Kline
Roger Line
Vernon Ridings
Roland Fisher
Ben Rogers
Harold Downey
Homer Fisher
Carmel Boyer
James Beeler
Samuel O'Neal
Robert Hinkins
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Cupid Bottle Sparks Irish Romance Near Dingle Bay
Former GI Frank Hayostak and Breda O Sullivan, a milkmaid, met seven years after a bottle thrown from a troopship washed ashore at Dingle Bay. The pair, now in their mid to late twenties, shared a quiet walk and left plans for marriage uncertain. The discovery sparked village chatter and kept their future private.
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Dingle
County Kerry
Ireland
Frank Hayestax
Breda O'Sullivan
Dingle Bay
Havostak
Miss O’sullivan
Hayostak
Johnstown
Stevenson Camp Targets GOP Hatchet Strategy
Moody and Harriman commented on Stevenson's civil rights stance and accused the GOP of misrepresentation and distortion. A reporter asked if Moody aimed at Eisenhower aides rather than Eisenhower, and Russell predicted Stevenson would sweep the South by a record landslide.
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Stevenson
Harriman
Moody
Eisenhower
Russell
Erosion Pushes Niagara Falls Back From Lewiston
Erosion has moved Niagara Falls 30,000 years from its original Lewiston site. The falls retreat 4 to 5 feet yearly in places, and without change could eventually disappear into Lake Erie.
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Niagara Falls
Ein
Lewiston
Lake Erie
Truman says other nations outvote U S voters in many countries
President Truman urged voters to register and participate in the November election. He cited international turnout comparisons and noted 29 million Americans were not yet registered, urging media and community groups to boost registration and voting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
France
Italy
Canada
Japan
Israel
Sweden
England
Belgium
Navy closes six Virginia branch recruiting stations
In Virginia the Navy shut six branch recruiting stations due to staff cuts. Lt. Comdr. I W Matthews said Newport News Portsmouth Williamsburg Charlottesville Fredericksburg and Radford will lose local offices. A traveling recruiter will cover the areas as part of the personnel reduction.
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Navy
Richmond
Virginia
I. W. Matthews
Tinsville
Charlottesville
Fredericksburg
Radford
Matthews
Aristotle's Role in Establishing Logic as a Science
The statement credits Aristotle with being the first to treat logic as its own scientific discipline. It notes his historical influence in defining logic as a distinct field of study separate from rhetoric and natural philosophy.
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Aristotle
Logic
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