Drought ends as rains bring growt h to Opequon area
The Opequon region reports relief from drought with widespread vegetation growth and weeds thriving. Winchester residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Windle visit Mrs Windle amid her 90 plus years confined at home. Nellie Brown, recently ill, shows improvement while Mrs M J Billmyer visits her mother and helps with canning. Ralph Hockman has returned home after hospital stay.
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Clarence Windle
Winchester
Mr. Windle
Julia Windle
Ralph Hockman
Memorial Hospital
Middletown Lions Host Family Night at Stephens Ford
The Middletown Lions Club held a family night event at Stephens Ford the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dicks. A business session planned formation of a softball team. Attendees included numerous local residents and families.
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Middletown
Linda
O.B. Willey, Jr
Alan
Nelson Henson
Carolyn
Donna
Cynthia
Winston Huffman
Kitt
Lou
Betty
Steve
Jo Ann Green
Jack Partlow
Libby McClendon
Harold Walters
Jackie
Rickie
Ronnie
E. B. Cook
Howard Shull
Pete Agner
Milton Nixon
Tom Dicks
Joan
Judy
T. Ainsworth Sperry
Barbara
Buzzy
Tom Sperry
Population figures for US municipalities from 1950 census
The 1950 census shows 481 cities in the United States with populations over 25 000 and 16 297 other smaller communities with municipal governments.
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United States
C.M.N
Guards, Troopers Quell 26 Minute Prison Uprising
Guards and state troopers used night sticks and cans to break up an uprising at Great Meadow Correctional Institute in Comstock New York. Eighteen injured including two troopers and a guard from a shot that accidentally fired amid the clash. The revolt, first in a New York state prison in 25 years, occurred after rebels refused to return to cells following a late supper whistle and a demand to see correction official Thomas J McHugh who had traveled 100 miles.
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Comstock
N. Y
Great Meadow Correctional Institute
New York
Thomas J. McHugh
State Correction Commission
McHugh
Canton
Joseph Conboy
St. Lawrence University
Georgia leaders blast Pennsylvania extradition refusal over murder suspect
Gov. Marvin Griffin and Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook condemn Pennsylvanias move to refuse extradition of Edward Brown, convicted of a 1937 Macon murder, saying it invites convicts to seek refuge there. They accuse Gov. Leader of politics with Negro legislators and note Brown fled Georgia after escaping a prison farm.
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Atlanta
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Eugene Cook
Gov. Leader
Edward Brown
Philadelphia
Brown
Macon
Griffin
Cook
Gov
Leader
Herbert B. Cohen
Proof Russians Serving on Truce Inspection Team
Former U S congressman K Armstrong says he has positive proof that Russian intelligence officers replace Polish and Czech members on the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea They allegedly inspect and photograph U S military installations across Korea based on information from Swiss Swedish U S military sources and South Korean intelligence.
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Taipei
Formosa
Armstrong
Missouri
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
U. S
Frequency list of common English words by length
The passage notes two letter words like of to in it is the. Three letter words include the the and for are but not you. Four letter words cited are that with have this will your from. Many others exist per group.
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Ghter
Nellie Brown
M. J. Billmyer
H. C. Clagett
Dick Hockman
Hobby Center
Loudoun St
Ranke
Her
America
Secret Agent X-9
Priida
Phil
Philoa
FBI
BY Mel Grab
Big Sister
Etta Kett
By Bob Naylor
TM Gorry
WILDA
BY Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Roy Rogers
King OF
the Cowboys
Roy
Jackson Twins
BY Dick Brooks
Blondie
By Chick Young
Henry
Patent
By Carl Anderson
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