Benjamin F Hubbard 77 Dies at Grimes
Benjamin F Hubbard a 77 year old Frederick county farmer died at his home near Grimes yesterday afternoon. He was born in the county and lived his entire life in the Grimes area. Surviving are his widow Bertie Haycock two sisters Bertha Miller and A S Heiges and many cousins. Services will be held Sunday at 3 p m from Jones funeral home with interment at Mt Hebron cemetery. Mrs Hubbard is ill and no visitors are requested.
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Benjamin F. Hubbard
Frederick County
Grimes
Bertie Haycock
Clearbrook
Bertha Miller
A. S. Heiges
Tappahannock
Jones Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Answers to Daily Quiz With Correct Responses
Answers to daily quiz printed on Page 1 list 5 questions with corrected choices. Items include false tenure 1921 to 1824, North Dakota, Columbia University, Czechoslovakia, and alimentary canal. The second line appends garbled names and locations.
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North Dakota
Columbia University
Czechoslovakia
Alimentary Canal
A. J. Cronin
Williams
Iraq
Lebanon
Danne Avette
Syria
Trans-Jorran
Yemen
Oes South
Russian teacher leaps from consulate amid U S Russia tension
Police guarded the East 61st Street consulate after Mrs. Kosenkina, a Czarist era White Russian teacher, fled the building leaping to escape capture. The incident drew in Consul officials including Vice-Consul Chepurnykh and Lomakin as tensions rise over alleged espionage and fears of repatriation.
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Ledden
Lomakin
Chepurnykh
East 61St St
Fifth Ave
Kosenkina
Yakov Lomakin
Boy Scout Roundup Planned by Shenandoah Area Council
A fall roundup program to stimulate scouting in the Shenandoah area will be discussed at a 7 p.m. meeting at Baker's restaurant. The committee, appointed by Council President Downing Jr., includes Hartman Turner Laurens Jones Cather Hunter Freeland Cooper Gano Sheetz Jackson Robertson and Whitmore from several towns.
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G. L. Sheetz
Mr. Jackson
A. F. Robertson
Berryville
W. P. Whitmore
Woodstock
Friendship Fire Co Deliberates Ambulance Upgrade Plan
The Friendship Fire Co continued consideration of buying a new ambulance or fully overhauling the current vehicle. The topic was reviewed at a special meeting this week and will be revisited at the next regular session.
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Friendship Fire Co
Aug 14 to Sept 23 Sales Directory notices
A list of scheduled auctions by various owners in Virginia towns including Winchester Loudoun County and Frederick County. Items range from furniture household goods farm implements real estate antiques dairy cattle to restaurant equipment and livestock with dates from August 14 to September 23. Featured sellers include Mrs Lacy Tomblin Virsit DeHaven James M Settle Mallory Powell Tom Shanholtz Carrie D Gratchen Estate Warren Eddy Alfred Demargon and others.
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Lacy Tomblin
White Post
Mackay Smith
Virsit DeHaven
Gainesboro
James M. Settle
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Mallory Powell
Hillsboro
Loudoun County
Tom Shanholtz
Highland Ave
Winchester
W. A. Bancucter
West Pall Mall St
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Carrie D. Gratchen
North Loudoun St
W. A. Sale
National Ave
Della F. Jackson
Nicodemus
Berryville
Smith & Janney
Round Hill
George Helsley
Greenspring
Alfred Demargon
York Inn
Nort of
Robertson Victory Figures 2.6 to 1
Richmond report notes the state board of elections opened inquiry into low primary turnout in Madison county and two empty precincts in Accomack and Pittsylvania as part of a statewide canvass. Lev in Nock Davis, secretary, directed the inquiry with officials seeking explanations for the scant ballots cast.
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Richmond
Levin Nock Davis
State Board of Elections
Madison County
Accomack
Pittsylvania
Robertson wins by margin in plurality primary race
The campaign results show Senator A Willis Robertson prevailing by 2.6 to 1 over James P. Hart. Robertson received 80 340 votes while Hart collected 33 928 in the primary contest.
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A. Willis Robertson
James P. Hart
Public Building Fire Hazards Rules Drafted
Richmond August 13 A draft of proposed rules for fire hazard control in Virginia public buildings is nearly complete Chief Fire Marshall C B Mull en Jr said today The rules will be sent to interested groups before a November public hearing and set minimum construction design standards for all public buildings in Virginia The 1948 fire hazards law grew from a two year study led by Sen M M Long of Wise county defining public buildings as any structure used lodged or assembled in the state
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Flint Hill
Wakefield Magisterial
Rappahannock County
Virginia
Delicious
York
Richmond
Mullen Jr
Mullen
M. M. Long
Wise County
State to hire fire inspectors as rule changes take effect
Mullen announced plans to staff a team of trained fire inspectors by the effective date of new rules. The State personnel office has advertised for applicants to fill the posts.
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Mullen
State Personnel Office
Qualified men sought for engineering positions
Five qualified men were invited to apply for engineering roles with a starting salary of 3552 dollars. Eligible applicants require an engineering degree and several years of experience.
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Eld
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Paul J. Corso
Mgr
E.S.T
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Ford
Liap Bhade
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Phope
Hempstead Harbor
New York
International
Shenandoah Brick & Tile Corp
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron S
Kingham
Peece
C. L Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Chapman Motor CO
Brannon’s Cleaners
America
Lamp Motor CO
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Northern Virginia Power Co
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