Berryville Horse Show Returns to Virginia Circuit This Week
Berryville hosts a two day horse show on the Berryville grounds with 115 entries across 25 classes. Top conformation hunter Clifton's Champ leads entries from Miss Mary W. Davy and others, plus heavy draft, ponies, breeding events, four daily races, and the R. Powell Page Memorial Trophy.
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Berryville
Virginia
Clifton
Champ
Mary W. Davy
Middleburg
Duke of Orange
Springsbury Farm
Portmaker
Alvin I. Kay
Washington
Amory Lawrence
Highlander
Marbert Farm
Ferry Landing
Jane Tanner
D. N. Lee
Lewis M. Allen
Peggy
John Dovey
Johnstown
H. C. Thompson and Son
Hillsboro
William Page
Buckeystone
Wilt
Rippon and Ayreshire Farm
Upperville
Nancy Lee Griffith
Richard Farr
Barbara
Nancy Graham
Pamela
Caroline Read
Ann Panroast
Andrew Kirby
R. Powell Page
Association
M. E. Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Mickle
Springsbury Stables
Clonmoney
Ernest L. Redmon
Robert 8. Water
Royalty IT
E. L. Redmon
L. M. Allen
Storm
Herbert Bryant
Mty
George P. Greenhalph
J. D. Winter
Henry Nelson
A. A. Baldwin
Four County 4 H Dairy Show at Haldeman Farm
Announcement by County Agent I Fred Stine for a Four County 4 H Dairy Show Friday August 23 at 1 PM at Paul M Haldeman's dairy farm on Front Royal road near Winchester Includes three calf to cow classes from Shenandoah Frederick Clarke and Warren counties with award prize money $100 supplied by Shenandoah and Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureaus Demonstration on using DDT to prevent fires and insects on barns and livestock Invited to attend by Farmers and others from the region The show is planned as an annual event to promote dairying and purebred cattle in the area
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I. Fred Stine
Paul M. Haldeman
Front Royal Road
Winchester
Shenandoah
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Raymond I. Hoover
Shenandoah County
John T. Wolfe
Frederick County
N. E. Landis
Clarke and
Warren Counties
Mr. Hoover
Roxanne Rogers
Lynn Wolfe
Sonny” Cather
William Lee Whitacre
Carlton Ramey
Donald Ramey
Raymond Racey
Freddy Stine
Billy Fawcett
Franklin Racey
Shenandoah and
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureaus
Dairy Department of
Tito Defends Yugoslavia in Frictions Over Downed Planes
Marshal Tito published remarks defending Yugoslavia's stance after two U S air fatalities, saying Serbia seeks sovereignty and peace but not at any price. He claimed to have witnessed one crash and referenced another incident near Bled, while a Yugoslav note called the Aug 9 crash a regrettable accident and disputed U S accounts.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Vienna
Austria
Udine
Italy
Bled
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Patterson
Ljubljana
London
74 Fire Companies Gather for Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Meet
Representatives from 74 fire companies spanning Harrisburg to Winchester converge on Martinsburg for the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association 45th annual convention. Sessions include a memorial service, officer elections, a banquet, contests with $3,500 in prizes, drills in the Public Square, and a closing parade Friday afternoon.
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Martinsburg
Harrisburg Pa
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Benjamin Bluebaugh
Baltimore
Investigation Of Elections Is At Standstill
A split erupted over congressional probes into this year’s campaigns as two special committees clash over speed and procedure. Rep Leo Allen accuses the probe of stall ing and delay and says he might resign from the Campaign Expenditures Committee. Continued on Page 7. Col. 4.
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Washington
CIO
Leo Allen
R-Iii
Allen
House Campaiign Expenditures
U S launches diplomatic push over Russian expansion in Middle East
The United States announced a firm policy against Soviet expansion in the Middle East and Asia. Washington rejected Moscow demands on the Dardanelles and there is no plan to share defense of the straits with Turkey, risking broader conflict if conceded.
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U. S
Middle East
Washington
United States
Asia
Dardanelles
Soviet Union
Middle- Eastern
Truman
Byrnes
Avgrestal
Russia
India
Chin
War
White House
Moscow
Ankara
Turkey
Communists Establish Government in Manchuria
Nanking reports that Chinese Communists announce a new government for Manchuria and refuse coalition talks until fighting ends. They deny seeking full mobilization against Chiang Kai-shek but insist combat must cease before any broader negotiations.
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Nanking
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
Winchester Democratic Body to Call Mass Convention Friday
Members of the Winchester Democratic Committee met in City Hall to vote on calling a mass convention for Friday August 30 to elect delegates and alternates to a state convention. Glass must file names in writing by August 28 at 1 p.m. with city chairman Allen B. Gray or secretary W. Lee Pisher. Only filings meeting the rule will be considered.
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Winchester
Seven Teacher Vacancies in County Schools
County public school system still has seven teaching vacancies to fill before the new term. 영어, 역사, 및 사서 포지션이 남아 있으며 Stephens City Bryarly Hound Hill Gravel Springs에 공석이 남아 있다. 여러 신규 배치 소식으로 Gore Gainesboro Middletown Steph ens City Kernstown Mt. Airy Bryarly White Gravel Springs 등 학교들과 경영진의 인사 흐름이 이어진다.
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Leslie D. Kline
Stephens City
Bryarly
Hound Hill
Gravel Springs
Kline
Mary E. Fry
E. V. Kohne
Gore
Harvey Mauzey
Gainesboro
R. L. Peoples
Middletown
Cecila League
Edythe Orndorff
Stephens Cit
D. M. Walter
Kernstown and
Myers
Mt. Airy
Boris M. Payne
Chries F. Moler
Whiteall
L. Glenn Chase
Emily Fawcett
Stonewall
Senator Byrd Heads Welcome Home And Remembrance Day
Army officer to be present for Welcome Home and Remembrance Day activities with details to be announced later. Local authorities prepare ceremony and veterans group involvement anticipated.
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Senator Byrd
Ing
Swartz Family Celebrates Five Generations Reunion
The Swartz family of the late George W. Swartz held a reunion at Jordan's Springs near Winchester. Elizabeth Athey Swartz, widow, and their thirteen living children with spouses and descendants joined relatives from Charleston, Bunker Hill, Martinsburg, Inwood, Tablers Station, Ridgeway, Stephenson, Baltimore, and Washington, D C. The elder Swartz was born November 10, 1864, and married Elizabeth Athey on October 1, 1887, living within twenty miles of Winchester in later years.
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George W. Swartz
Mr. Swartz
Little Cree
Adora Collins
Earl R. Bell
Dennis L. Collins
Herbert L. Jankey
Swartz
Jordan's Springs
Frederick County
Jordan’s Spring
Burnt Factory
Elizabeth Athey
Winchester
Andrew Houck
Wadesville
J. K. McCann
Lions Club Pays High Tribute To Mr Sencindiver
Winchester Lions Club honored late D. H. Sencindiver at a luncheon with remarks from Herbert Larrick a former president. Sencindiver served 20 years with perfect attendance 15 years, led committees and helped club growth. The event also noted sons John and David Sencindiver as guests and highlighted community role.
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Lions Club
Sencindiver
Herbert
Lion Larrick
John
David Sencindiver
Senciadiver
The
Lions
Barney
Wendall R. Barney
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Fruit Growers To Hear Speakers At August Meeting
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association schedules an August meeting at 8 o clock in the county agent's office with Porter Taylor of the American Farm Bureau Federation and M E Knouse of the National Fruit Product Co Northern division among speakers Taylor discusses The Apple situation and Prices Knouse The Future of Processing Apples Dr A B Groves and Dr W S Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory also speak on The Scab Situation in Storage and Red Mite Control Hormone Sprays Labor matters discussed by County Agent I Pred Stine event potentially last before harvest with President Walker McC Bond aiming for large turnout.
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Porter Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation
M. E. Knouse
National Fruit Product Co
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, Inc
Taylor
Knouse
A. B. Groves
W. 8. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
I. Pred Stine
Walker McC. Bond
Dairy Prices To Remain Free Of Control If They Stay Steady
Washington August 21 The Price Decontrol Board said meat price ceilings will be reestablished at retail about September 3 with dairy goods remaining free of ceilings unless prices jump. Pork chops beefsteak hamburger and other meats will return to OPA ceilings near June 30 levels while grains generally stay without ceilings. The board authorized subsidies for livestock and meat at June 29 rates and ordered price controls on soybeans and cotton seed products.
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Washington
Decontrol Board
OPA
Agriculture Department
CIO
Cost of Living
U S Soviet Orbit Tensions Rise Over Dardanelles and Yugoslavia
Washington reports relations between the United States and orbit countries at postwar lows due to a dispute over the Dardanelles and a protest over Yugoslav fighters who attacked an American transport plane. Diplomats await Moscow's response as high-ranking admirals depart Europe to monitor tensions.
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Washington
United States
Dardanelles
Tuceslavia
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Europe
Mediterranean
Cig
Marc Oe Cher
Atlantic Fleet
Forrest P. Sherman
District Governor to Visit Winchester Rotary Tomorrow
District Governor Robert W. Paul will visit the Winchester Rotary Club at 11 30 a m before the regular meeting. Paul is the manager of the Winchester Firestone store and has been approved for membership in the club.
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Winchester Rotary
Robert W. Paul
Winchester Firestone
Doctor Hortenstine Joins Local Internal Medicine Practice
Dr John C Hortenstine recently returned from the Army Medical Corps and joins Dr John B McKee in this city as an internist. He formerly taught medicine at the University of Virginia Medical School. Mrs Hortenstine and their two children live in Washington DC until moving here.
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John C. Hortenstine
Army Medical Corps
John B McKee
Hortenstine
U. S. Army Corps
University of Virginia Medical School
Washington, D. C
Time Nears For Church Of George Washington To Gather
Philadelphia August 21 The church facing modern issues like divorce and possible union with another body plans to debate a merger. The Protestant Episcopal Church will hold its 55th general convention at the University of Pennsylvania September 10 to 20.
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Church of George Washington
Philadelphia
Georg Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Christ Church
University of Pennsylvania
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Haldeman Farm
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Star
Savannah Sugar Refining Company
Savannah
Georgia
Southeastern Regional Board
DeSoto Hotel
Winchester Companies
Bluebaugh
Marshall
Stuart
S. Loudoun St
Chanticleer Inn
Brannon’s Cleaners
Berryville Ave
City Limits
Tex
Winchester Park
Welltown
Soviet Orbit
U.S
London Reports
John B. McKee
Joint Commission Vention
Cleveland
Lambeth Conference
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