William Snyder Dies in White Post Veteran Resident
William Snyder of White Post died at home at 5 p m yesterday. A Madison county native he was the son of the late Washene and Sallie Slaughter Snyder. Surviving are his widow Jenny Grigsby Snyder three sons William G Snyder Charles Randolph Snyder and Spencer Gordon Snyder two sisters Anne V Snyder and Mrs Elizabeth Hill and a brother Richard Spencer Snyder. Relatives will meet at John H Enders funeral home 12 noon EST Friday and proceed to Tanniers Va for services at 2 30 p m and interment.
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William Snyder
White Post
Madison County
Washene
Sallie Slaughter
Jennie Grigsby Snyder
William G
Charles Randolph Snyder
Spencer Gordon Snyder
Washington
Anne V. Snyder
Madison
Elizabeth Hill
Richard Spencer Snyder
John H. Enders
Tanniers
Orange
Farm Bureau Fete At Hopewell Set For Tomorrow
The Frederick County Farm Bureau picnic at the Hopewell Meeting House near Clear Brook plans to entertain about 250 people. Rep. Burr P. Harrison will speak with games and contests scheduled. A basket lunch is planned at noon followed by ice cream in the evening. Picnic committee members include Joe Jolliffe Grover Teets Sioan Wolfe and Mrs A Snapp. C W Solenberger of Woodstock is the local and Shenandoah county manager.
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Frederick Co-operative Farm Bureau
Hopewell
Clearbrook
Burr P. Harrison
Joe Jolliffe
Grover Teets
Sioan Wolfe
A Snapp
C. W. Solenberger
Woodstock
Farm Bureau
Shenandoah County
Robert Anderson Rites Held in Washington
Funeral services were held in Washington Saturday for Robert Anderson 79 brother of Mrs. James Cooley of Middletown who died August 18.
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Washington
Robert Anderson
James Cooley
Middletown
Scout Roundup Planned In Shenandoah Council Area
Shenandoah council plans a September roundup to reactivate Boy Scout troops and Cub packs and recruit new members. Hartman of Winchester heads the program with district leader discussions, two weeks of inspections, and a October 24 church gathering. Committee members include Cather Turner Jones Robertson.
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Shenandoah Council
Hartman
Winchester
Douglas Cather
E. P. Turner
Laurens Jones
A. F. Robertson
Berryville
Rankin Renominated in Democratic Primary Victory
Mississippi voters renominate John E. Rankin for a 15th term in Congress after a clear win over two challengers in the Democratic primary. The party's nomination is effectively the election in Mississippi.
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Mississippi
John E. Rankin
Congress
Army Secret Agent Killed By Russians
Berlin reports border shootings as tension rises between West and Russia. A German intelligence agent of the U S Army was shot and killed while fleeing into the American zone near Coburg, labeled a top secret mission. Russian and British guards withdraw from Potsdamer Platz as city politics and black market activity persist.
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Berlin
Bavaria
Russia
Nuernberg
Coburg
U.S. Army
Potsdamer Platz
Alexander Kotikov
Poice
A-bomb Plant Men Return to Jobs After Walkout Ended
More than 3000 construction and maintenance workers at the atomic weapons project return to work in Los Alamos New Mexico. They accepted an agreement between AFL building trades unions and Brown and Root Inc. Houston Texas, ending a week long walkout.
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N. M
AFL Building Trades Union
Brown and Root, Inc
Houston
Texas
John Mann Choir Called for Friday Practice
Rev FE Jackson of John Mann Methodist church announced a Friday 8 p m choir practice for members preparing to participate in the Woodstock service at 3 p m Sunday. The pastor choir and John Mann congregation will conduct the service.
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FE. H. Jackson
John Mann Methodist Church
Woodstock
John Mann
U S and Soviet Note Over Refugee Teachers
U S closes New York and San Francisco Soviet consulates in a dispute over refugee Soviet school teachers in New York. The move follows Russia’s demand that Consul General Jacob M Lomakin leave the United States and is linked to the Kasenkina notes. Officials say the action does not break off diplomatic relations and reflects broader U S Soviet trade declines since export controls.
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York
San Francisco
Russia
Jacob M. Lomakin
New York
Moscow
Washington
U. S
Churches Debate World Crisis At East West Conference
The World Council of Churches in Amsterdam faces a crisis as East West tensions rise over Berlin. Delegates hear that war is futile and push for peace while plotting possible closed door talks toward a unified stance. Dr Henry Pitney Van Dusen cites intense debate on the confrontation.
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The
Netherlands
World Council of Churches
Berlin
Henry Pitney van Dusen
Faculty
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Aircrew Describe Crash After Cloud Gap Jolt
Eyewitnesses report a C 47 entered a tail spin near the farmland after emerging from a cloud at 400 to 500 feet. The crash produced a ball of smoke while 22 airmen aboard the B 25 transport cruised at 7000 feet with a not too severe jolt.
Child Cruelty Case Aboard Local Home
Mrs Arvenie Green 68 owns the home where Mrs Hank and her children resided. Stevens described the boys in dirty shorts with sores and bites, tied at times for disobedience, while Mrs Green’s ex husband’s ex wife Mrs Hauk urged welfare workers to place the boys in foster homes.
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Green
Arvenie Green
Hank
Stevens
Reckless Driving Fine for Waterford Truck Driver
Noah H. Robinson of Waterford was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after a collision on Route 582 near Hogue Creek bridge. Judge W. Erle Edwards presided. other docketed cases include David Yarl Saville speeding 14.25, Raymond Dodson drunk in public 9.75, Frank Bragg drunk in public 10.75, and Eugene Creswell drunk in public 10.75.
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Waterford
Hogue Creek
W. Erle Edwards
Trial Justice Court
David Yarl Saville
Winchester
Raymond
Dodson
Frank Bragg
Brucetown
Eugene Creswell
Millwood Pike
Truman Faces Odds on Act Repeal as Labor Talks Persist
Senator O Mahoney criticizes the act for encouraging bootlegging in labor relations citing employers and unions bending terms. President Truman is expected to back the Democratic pledge for outright repeal. The outlook suggests tougher odds in the next Congress.
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O’mahoney
Truman
Congress
Blood donors July campaign restrictions and June results
The July drive bars new donors this month while June contributors can give. The goal is 140 persons to secure 100 pints of blood. Winchester exceeded its June quota by seven pints. last month fell 11 pints short. Bell and Dr. P. W. Boyd discussed the program with Winchester Lions at a noon meeting yesterday.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Bell
P. W. Boyd
Winchester Lions
Answers to Daily Quiz Features Collected
Answers to daily quiz printed on 2. Colombia. 3. Datum. 4. Secretary of Commerce. 6. 8 percent.
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Colombia
Datum
Secretary of Commerce
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