A Dog Day Farm Tale From Uncle Munchausen Jones
A farm narrator recounts a comic tale of Snuffy the spaniel and Jumbo the St Bernard in love with a milk cow Tickly. Jumbo, loyal yet foolish, clashes with Uncle Munchausen who outfits a four stilts contraption for Snuffy that Jumbo steals and uses. Chaos ensues as love, pride, and milk collide ending with a humorous note on dog days and family quirks.
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New York
Mabel Jones
Mabel
Munchausen Jones
Munchausen
Snuffy
Jumbo
Tickly
Uncle Munchausen
St. Bernard’s
Big Dumb Jumbo
Jun Bo
Local Sales Directory Listings for Clarke County
Aug 22 sale at 1 mile north of Millwood on Clay Hill Lane features Livestock and farm machinery. Aug 22 at 1 pm Mrs George W Feltner offers total household and kitchen furniture. Sept 5 at 10 am James Perks near Berryville Marvin's Chapel sells livestock and household goods.
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E. A. Lindsey
Millwood
Clarke Co
Clay Hill Lane
Liverstock
George W. Feltner
Glaize
James Perks
Berryville
Marvin's Chapel
One Woman Escapee Still Free From Alabama Prison
A Negro inmate Elizabeth McClain Williams remains at large after a weekend breakout at Julia Tutweiler Prison in Wetumpka. Eight prisoners escaped, overpowered three matrons, bound officers, and forced Elvin Turner to drive toward Florida before police halted them at Dothan. Six were recaptured, including two in Tuskegee. one returned voluntarily.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Liberty
Julia Tutweiler
Elizabeth McClain Williams
Otte
Priso
Elvin Turner
Florida
Dothan
Turner
Phenix City
Tuskegee
Police Court Fines Hit Various Offenses
Police Court before Judge John W. Rice fines listed for multiple defendants. Archie Havener of Middlebrook faces improper muffler at 10.25. Harold Smith of Stephens City cited for hit and run at 30.75. William Elliott of RFD 3 speeding 14.25. Robert Moore of Warrenton reckless driving 14.25. Lloyd Butler of Hagerstown speeding 1.25. Asa Martin of Sulphur Springs Road drunk 14.75. Walter Evans of Armel running red light 9.25. Curtis Wilson of Route 3 and Boyd Sale wins 9.25 for improper muffler.
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John W. Rice
Archie Clarence Havener
Middlebrook
Harold Smith
Stephens City
William Paul Elliott
Robert L. Moore
Warrenton
Lloyd George Butler
Hagerstown
Asa Martin
Sulphur Springs
Walter Lee Evans
Armel
Curtis W. Wilson
Boyd B. Sale
Winchester
FBI Honors Dove As Safety Officer
The FBI honored Winchester Police Patrolman Ernest Calvin Dove 68 for 19 years on safety patrol at John Kerr School. Dove guided 7 600 children across the street without an accident and stayed on duty past retirement at the City Council request.
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Ernest Calvin Dove
Winchester
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
J Thomas Boyd
J. Edgar Hoover
Dove
John Kerr School
Boyd
Barkley Sees Truman Victory if He Runs in 1952
Vice President Barkley, 73, tells U S News & World Report he believes a Democratic ticket led by Truman could win in 1952 and that Truman may run as a public duty. He also says a vice president gains grasp of executive problems in meetings, doubts Mundt's party reorganization plan, and notes the nation could accept another tax increase with committees to decide specifics.
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Washington
Barkley
U. S. News and World Report
Truman
Mundt
R-Sd
Three Weekend Traffic Deaths in Virginia
Three people died in Virginia auto accidents over the weekend one Friday one Saturday and another Sunday. Mrs. J M Brown 75 of Covington died in a crash while a daughter Helen B Ailstock 40 was injured. Thurmond G Cash 30 of Greensville died when his car overturned on State Route 686 north of Lexington. Walter Reed 42 of Richmond was struck and killed Friday night at an urban intersection. Virginia's toll for the year stands at 582 50 above last year.
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Associated Press
Virginia
J. M. Brown
Covington
Lexington
Walter Reed
Baruch Urges Americans to Avoid Bellyaching on 81st Birthday
Bernard M. Baruch marked his 81st birthday yesterday and advised Americans in the current emergency not to bellyache, urging pragmatic action and steady resolve. The prominent financier and public figure spoke in New York about maintaining composure and effort amid wartime pressures.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Permanent Crime Probe Group May Get Hunt Backing
Senator Hunt may back a proposal to create a permanent Senate crime investigation group to continue work after the current special committee closes. Hunt, an ex-member of the crime panel and the Commerce Committee, could lead the new body if formed. Senator Wiley urges Chairman Johnson of the Commerce Committee to assume unfinished files and probes.
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Washington
Hunt
D-Wye
Senate
Special Crime Investigating Committee
Commerce Committee
Wiley
R-Wis
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Special Committee
Johnson
Norfolk racer dies after car crashes at fair grounds
Melvin Forehand, 2], a race driver from Norfolk County, died yesterday from injuries after his car spun out of control at the Sufffolk Fair Grounds. His vehicle crashed through a fence in the third heat and he never regained consciousness.
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Norfolk
Melvin Wilson
Norfolk County
Forehand
Democrats Meet in City Tonight at City Hall
A mass meeting of city Democrats is to be held at City Hall at 7 45 p m tonight. The announcement came from Thomas G Scully chairman of the City Democratic Committee.
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Thomas G Scully
City Democratic Committee
Fatal Auto Crash Near Shenandoah Claims Elkton Man
Ernest Cash about 21 of Elkton died at Page Memorial Hospital from injuries in a two car collision on U S Route 12 five miles north of Shenandoah. Paul E Fogle 25 of Frederick Maryland was injured with lacerations of the forehead and knee and expected to be released in a few days.
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Luray
Ernest Cash
Elkton
Page Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah
Paul E. Fogle
Frederick
Warren to Issue Gambling Report Allegations Reported
Miami Daily News says Florida Governor Fuller plans a report on gambling and racketeering in Tennessee Maryland New Hampshire and Wyoming. The paper links the timing to the Senate Crime Committee final report and alleges documents from Cheyenne could rock the Democratic Party.
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Miami
Fla
Fuller
Florida
Tennessee
Maryland
New Hampshire
Wyoming
Miami Daily News
U .S. Senate Crime Committee
Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
Senate Committee
Estes Kefauver
Charles W. Tobey
Lester Hunt
O’conor
Two Local Soldiers Set for Transport to San Francisco
Two Frederick County noncommissioned officers join 46 Virginians listed to leave for San Francisco aboard the transport J. C. Breckinridge under the Army rotation plan. The locals are Sgt. Donald C. Whitacre of 241 E. Fairfax Lane and Cpl. James E. McDinial of Gore.
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Frederick County
San Francisco
J. C. Breckinridge
Donald C. Whitacre
E. Fairfax Lane
James E. MecDinial
Gore
Actress Turns Nun in California Transition
LA reports 20 year old former child star Juanita Quigley who earned about $1000 weekly as a movie actress has become a nun. She now studies canon law at the San Vicente Novitiate and is known as Sister Quentin Rita of the Catholic Daughters of Mary and Joseph.
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Los Angeles
Juanita Quigley
San Vicente
Quentin Rita
The
Catholic Daughters of Mary and Joseph
Clubb Diary Ties Chambers Meeting to 1932
Oliver Edmund Clubb, a suspended State Department official, testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that his diary shows he met Whittaker Chambers at the New Masses office in 1932. He handed over diary volumes from his 23 years as a foreign service officer.
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Washington
Oliver Edmund Clubb
State Department
House
UN American Activities Committee
Whittaker Chambers
New Masses
Foreign Service
Frank Tavenner
Clubb
Chambers
Grand Hotel Fire in Stockholm Causes Extensive Damage
A spectacular fire burned for hours on the top floor of Stockholm's Grand Hotel causing extensive damage before firefighters brought it under control. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation. The blaze drew crowds of onlookers and disrupted downtown activity.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Casualty List Identifies 43 Korean War Deaths and Wounds
The Defense Department today identified 43 additional casualties from the Korean War in list No. 380. Six were killed, 26 wounded, three missing, and eight injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Answers to the I Q Quiz Questions
The page lists quiz answers: 1 Spain 2 True 3 No war was formally declared 4 Disease 5 Jason’s heroes 6 Red Sea 7 False 8 Old Ironsides 9 UNESCO 10 Great Britain Soviet Russia United States of America.
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Spain
Jason
Red Sea
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
United States of America
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Wayneboro, Airport
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Weldon Nicholson
FBI
Powder Post
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Bradley University
New York City
Chicago
George Chianakas
Eugene Melchiorre
William Mann
Joseph Renintende
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William Randolph Hearst
Cypress Lawn
Karl Morgan Block
Episcopal
California
International Soundphoto
Mite
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P. W. Plumly
Allis-Chalmers
Nebraska
N. Cameron St
Grand Hotel
BURNS
Walter
Daniel Manuppeli
Dra
Newark
N. J
Air Force
Manupeli
Barksdale
I. Q
Chevrolet
Frederick Motors
Willys
Chapman Motor CO
Brumback & Sons
Dulles
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island
Celotex
Celotex Insulation Board
Desoto
Heatwole Motor CO
Omps’ Funeral Home
RC Cay
Hinge Bete “Wiving
Commar of
Dank Duquesne Pilsener
Dukane
IR Molle Company
Pittsburgh
Dugquesne Brewing
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