Man Receives Suspended Term After Neighbor Assault
In a Highland Avenue case 24 year old Irvin V. Cowgill was fined 31.25 and given a 30 day suspended jail term for assault and battery on a neighbor. Judge John Rice warned him to stay away or serve the sentence. Other defendants include Thomas A. Ramson 434 N. Kent St. with six months for assault and battery, Ronald L. Keyser 24 with 60 days for disorderly conduct and a restitution requirement, Lester B. Strawderman 45 driving under the influence with 30 day suspended term and license suspension, Alva H. Long 40 speeding and red light offense, Clyde Miller Jr. 15 for undisplayed registration.
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Highland Ave
Irvin V. Cowgill
John Rice
Cowgill
Shirley Payne
Rice
Miss Payne
Thomas A. Ramson
Kent St
Ramson
Ronald L. Keyser
Keyser
Parkway St
Lester B. Strawderman
Alva H. Long
Rt. 1
Clyde Miller, Jr
Rt. 2
Shot of Whiskey Starts Ends Day For Man
At 108, William Malwitz begins and ends each day with a shot of whisky. He recalls a 50 cent loan to Henry Ford as a boy that Ford never repaid. Granddaughter in law Mrs August Malwitz notes the habit and the memory persists at his birthday party.
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Detroit
William Malwitz
Henry Ford
August Malwitz
Malwitz
Anderson, 66, to rest after heart test in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque an aide reported Senator Clinton P. Anderson remains with a heart condition after a recent radiographic test at Lovelace Clinic. The 66 year old Democrat will rest for two more weeks before scheduling another examination to assess his medical progress.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Washington
Anderson
Lovelace Clinic
Laundries Employment Figures Highlight Industry Size
The United States hosts about 6,000 professional laundries employing roughly 214,000 people, illustrating the sector’s extensive workforce and economic footprint.
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United States
Crossword Clues From Daily Puzzle: Marsh to Frog
A compact set of crossword clues from a daily puzzle listing terms from marsh to frog. Includes entries such as playing marble sew whi long stitches revoke wing elaborate orchestral composition and hoarfrost with brief indicator hints and cross references.
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Marsh
No Evidence Against Birth Control Pill Says AMA
The American Medical Association and G D Searle & Co claim no proof links Enovid to thrombophlebitis or pulmonary embolism. They cite a review, a Philadelphia conference, and 28 reported cases since 1957 with one million users in five years. Browns reveal Bob Franklin as lightest roster member at 182 pounds.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
F. J. L. Blasingame
Norway
John G. Searle
G. D. Searle & Co
Enovid
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Searle
War Bond Cashing Stalls for Phoenix Widow
Mary C. Miner, a 54 year old widow in Phoenix, seeks to redeem a Civil War debt certificate from 1865 for $200 with possible $1,232 total, but cannot confirm redeemability. She contacted the U S Treasury for help and has yet to receive a reply.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Mary C. Miner
Groton, Conn
Fruit Growers Hear Fall Plans For Advertising
The Virginia State Apple Commission outlined its Fall advertising campaign to 75 area growers. John F. Watson described materials and target areas to boost sales as crops move to market. Delmar Robinson Jr. gave the commission’s history and past advertising methods during the Twilight meeting at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. George R. Williams led a lab tour and Dr. George Mattus discussed Stop Scald and DPA use in 1962.
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Virginia State Apple Commission
John F. Watson
Delmar Robinson, Jr
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
George R. Williams
George Mattus
Funeral Cars Given Tickets in New York
Police Commissioner Murphy defends Patrolman Mickas for tagging five funeral vehicles outside the American Orthodox Greek Catholic Church. The four funeral hearses and a private car received $15 tickets amid protests from the funeral director and minister, who argued the action was regrettable yet legal.
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New York
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Kenneth Mickas
10 Area Plants To Send Men To Safety Classes
Ten Winchester industrial plants have accepted an invitation to participate in a Safety School run by the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry with the Virginia Manufacturers Association. The program, at the American Brakebarck Plant on Paper Mill Road, runs Monday through Friday focusing on supervisory responsibility falls low voltage material handling fire prevention housekeeping and eye protection. James T. Green and A V Mallory of the safety division will teach with opening remarks by Paul Terretta, director of the Virginia Manufacturers Association.
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Winchester
Virginia Department of Labor and Industry
Virginia Manuacturers Association
American Brakebaok
Paper Mill Road
James T. Green
A. V. Mallory
Virginia Department of Labor and Industry, Safety Division
Paul Terretta
Virginia Manufacturer’s Association
Glick Reports Spending 2501 in Congressional Race
Victor E. Glick, a Democratic primary loser in the Seventh District, reports campaign expenses of 2501 with contributions totaling 145. Other candidates’ expenses were released Thursday. The item also notes the 1949 hurricane naming and Harry the first storm named after President Truman.
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Richmond
Victor E. Glick
Congress
Harry
Harry S. Truman
Miami
Stephenson Church Hosts Chicken Barbecue Aug 15
The Stephenson Methodist Church Ladies sponsor a chicken barbecue supper on August 15 starting at 5 PM. Worship at 9 AM Sunday with Sunday School at 10 AM. Community notes include visits from Eddie Sheetz and Cindy, Bonnie Combs in Mechanicsburg, and Beavers' improved health. Mrs. Omps, long-time church member, died August 3.
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Stephenson Methodist Church
Eddie Sheetz
Cindy
Eileen Clark
Park
Hagerstown
Maude Prince
Dorothy Whitacre
Ada Snapp
Martinsburg
Amos Prince
Prince Home
W. A. Robinson
Baltimore
David Hiser
Michael
Bessemer
Ala
Kenneth Smallwood
Ridgeway
W. Va
Methodist Church
Sarah Omps
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stephenson Social Club
Front Royal Livestock Market Sales Summary
Hog prices range from 11.75 to 19.90 per hundredweight with top barrows and gilts at 19.05 to 19.90. Veal sees prime levels 26.00 to 30.00, good 30.00 to 33.75, utilities down to 18.00. Slaughter cattle show steers 23.50 to 24.80, heifers 21.00 to 24.00, cows 9.50 to 16.50, bulls 16.50 to 19.90, stock feeders with yearling steers 24.50 to 28.20 and steer calves 24.00 to 26.00.
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Bulls
Commercial & Good
Cutter & Utility
Buffalo Snow Capital Fight Faces Setbacks
The Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce presses to shed the city image as snow capital. Street Department erected snow street signs in midsummer and City Hall hosted summer meetings on snow removal.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Bloodmobile Collects 35 Pints at Monastery
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 35 pints at the Monastery in Berryville with 10 pints from government workers and six rejections. Monks help during harvest and plan another drive next season. The next visit is Oct. 25 at the Berryville Community Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Berryville
Red Cross
Calorie count in whiskey mirrors butter and bread claims
An ounce of whiskey contains about 75 calories, roughly equal to a large slice of bread or a pat of butter. The comparison links alcohol energy to common fats and carb portions in everyday foods.
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