Hospital Patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Newly admitted patients include Gary H. Strosnider son of Mr and Mrs Paul H Strosnider Route A1 Mrs Philip Wisecarver Marlboro Route Charles A Courtney son of Mr and Mrs James Courtney Route Mrs Charles McFarland Route Mrs Herman Sandy 516 Fairmont Ave Miss Mildred L Keller 201 Shawnee Ave Mary Anita Pennypacker bag s of Mr and Mrs John E Pennypacker Merrimans Lane and Winston Teets Stephens Mrs Aubrey Flynn Bluemont Brenda Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs as R Nalls Marshall Mrs Williams Price Front Royal Mrs James F Nicely Baltimore Md Mr and Mrs Norman Trenter Washington Og George F Seitz Kenwood Mrs George F Seitz Jr Washington Louise Elaine Ozimek daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ozimek Shanks W Va Mrs Leonard W McDonald Delaplane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sandy
Fairmont Ave
Mildred L. Keller
Shawnee Ave
Mary Anita Pennypacker
John E. Pennypacker
Merriman’s Lane
Winston Teets
Stephens
Aubrey Flynn
Bluemont
Brenda Lee
As R. Nalls
Marshall
Williams Price
Front Royal
James F. Nicely
Baltimore
Norman Trenter
Washington
George F. Seitz
Kenwood
George F. Seitz, Jr
Louise Elaine Ozimek
Edward Ozimek
Shanks
W. Va
Leonard W. McDonald
Delaplane
Worship service heads joint class meeting in church
Mrs. Luther Shutts will lead the worship service for the joint Com rad and Margaret Collins Denny classes in Braddock Street Methodist Church auditorium at 9 45 a m tomorrow. Mrs F H Way will present the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Shutts
Comrad
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock St. Methodist Church
F. H. Way
Budapest university staff condemned over infant deaths
Budapest reporters denounced four imprisoned university employees after 10 babies died from contaminated vaccines and drug mishandling. Three doctors received up to five years, while prosecutors linked defendants to extremist ideologies amid public outcry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Budapest University
United States
Shift Attacks To the East Coast (Continued From Page 1)
American troops held Kumhwa after a week of fierce fighting and the Reds drew back beyond range of artillery. U N forces reported about 15 000 Communist troops in the southwest sector and 30 000 across the Chongno Road remained a threat. Frontline officers said three divisions and two North Korean divisions had been cut in half and the front was stabilizing despite the Communist superiority in numbers. Admiral Radford Superman optimism followed Kumhwa results as the week ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobuk
Pusan
U.S
Kumhwa
Don Huth
Eighth Army
Huth
Whitehead
Chongno Road
MacArthur
United Nations
Arthur W. Radford
Korea
Pearl Harbor
North Korean losses and US artillery in Korean front
American forces reported heavy fighting with North Korea as 30 tanks were lost in a sector while US artillery backed UN infantry firing 70 000 rounds in the week. About 6 000 Communists stood at the Hyonpung bridgehead 14 miles from Taegu as air forces hit deep into Pyongyang territory and bridges and rail yards were bombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Naktong River
Hyonpung
Taegu
U. 8
Vladivostok
U.S. S.R
Chongjin
Sonjin
Pyongyang
Central Press
Rail unions and carriers avoid strikes as seizure ends
Army pressure and seizure end threat of strike as unions and railroad carriers resume normal operations. Negotiations may shift to new railroad negotiators while unions press for wage increases to equalize pay for yard and train service, seeking a 31 cent hourly rise for a 40 hour week, with changes to wage differentials between firemen engineers and others.
Community home proposal eyed for local care needs
Local residents urge a new type of home to serve about 125 people in the area. John W Burner of the State Department of Public Welfare cites four regional Homes in Manassas Waynesboro Chatham and Dublin each serving six to ten counties with 60 to 100 residents and some offering infirmary services. Costs run about 1.00 to 1.50 per day per person with pro ration among counties and populations.
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John W Burner
State Department of Public Welfare
Manassas
Waynesboro
Chatham
Dublin
Burner
James A. Payne
Front Royal
Rockinghan
Warren
Winchester
U S Faces Dilemma Over Chinese Army in Korea
The article outlines emergency choices if Chinese forces push into Korea or threaten Manchuria bases. It notes potential air attacks on Manchuria and the risk of broad military and diplomatic consequences, with Navy Secretary Matthews signaling possible policy shifts toward preemptive action for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
North Korea
Manchuria
U. S
China
Korea
Francis P. Matthews
Truman
Boston
Matthews
Virginia breeders pledge cattle to ARBA program
The Virginia Artificial Breeders Association in Rocky Mount lists 29 bulls valued from 1500 to 4500 dollars and notes daily semen collection excluding Sundays. Frederick County dairy producers pledge numerous cows, including Kemeny, Blanford, Lamp, Gore, Thompson, Burkholder, Grim, Snapp, Good, Conner, Dailey, White, Carbaugh, Stickley, Fort Collier Farm, Snapp, and Hannum. Clarke County participants include Hardesty, Jones, Kackley, Lewis, Lee, Reardon Jr., and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Artificial Breeders Assn., Inc
Rocky Mount
Frederick County
C. M. Kemeny
H. A. Blanford
Henkel Lamp
Fred Gore
A. F. Thompson
Brownie Burkholder
D. M. Grim
R. J. Snapp
J. N. Good
Austin Conner
Lester Dailey
L. F. White
Julian Carbaugh
Robert K. Stickley
Fort Collier Farm
Alfred Snapp
Brisco Snapp
Marl Hannum
Clarke County
John O. Hardesty
Thomas Jones
Denzil Kackley
Charles Lewis
Ed Lee
James Reardon Jr
Albert A. Thompson
Valley Directors Announce Advertising Expenditures
Local directors including Lakerg and Harry Byrd Jr. Tom Baldridge Eugene Branch and William Battaile plan funds for billboard newspaper magazine and book match advertising plus folders and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakerg
Harry Byrd Jr
Tom Baldridge
Eugene Branch
William Battaile
Ritter to Build Four More Houses on Bellview Avenue
Building permits issued to Clinton L. Ritter authorize four additional houses on Bellview Avenue, bringing his total new dwellings in the Winchester area since January 1 to 21. The latest proposals include two five room brick houses at nine thousand dollars each and two five room frame houses at eight thousand dollars each. He also has a permit for a twenty two thousand dollar two story nine room brick home for his own occupancy on Route 11 near Kernstown. Over five years, Ritter has built fifty two houses in the Winchester area plus numerous repairs and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton L. Ritter
Bellview Avenue
Valley Avenue
Ritter
Kernstown
Winchester
Bly Attends Jaycee Conference in Petersburg
Shirley O. Bly, former president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, attends the Virginia State Jaycee Quarterly Work Conference in Petersburg. The event emphasizes Americanism and opposing forces threatening democratic principles, with 1951 project resolutions drafted and to be presented to the board later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley O. Bly
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg
Jaycees
Board of Directors
Robert N. Hurt
Roanoke
John H. Temple
Fire Company Parades Spotlight Regional Float Contest
The list details multiple fire companies and auxiliary units in a multi division parade lineup. Division 1 includes Wardensville High School band and several Warrenton Winchester Berryville Strasburg and Strasburg Women’s Auxiliary units. Division 2 features Winchester’s Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps Mt Jackson Round Hill and related units. Division 3 lists New Market Toms Brook Stephens City Woodstock Luray Timberville fire companies and auxiliaries. Division 4 highlights Middletown Dry Cleaners Float and Kline’s Nursing Home Float among others.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Capon Valley
Warrenton Fire Co
Winchester
South End
Berryville
Strasburg Fire Co
Mt. Jackson Fire Co
Round Hill Fire Company
New Market Fire Co
Toms Brook Fire Co
Stephens City Fire Co
Woodstock Fire Co
Luray Fire Co
Timberville Fire Co
Women’s Auxiliary
Middletown Dry Cleaners
Kline’s Nursing Home
John W. Eaton Awarded Purple Heart for Korea Wounds
Cpl. John W. Eaton nephew of Mrs. Pearl Mae Miller of 311 Kerr Street was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in action near Pochong Korea. He serves with the First Cavalry Division after a prior stint with the 8th Regiment in Japan during occupation duties. He was wounded July 29 while performing his assigned duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
John W. Eaton
Pearl Mae Miller
Kerr Street
Pochong
Korea
Cpl. Eaton
8Th
Japan
Corn and Agronomy Groups to Meet
The Corn Club and Agronomy committee will meet at 8 p.m. next Friday in the County Agent I. Fred Stine’s office. They will finalize plans to measure dent corn, select a farmer to run a demonstration on the Atlantic Winter Out, and set the September 13 Corn Hybrid and Pasture Field Day schedule. A Pasture Club organization for 1951 will also be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Club and Agronomy Committee
I. Fred Stine
Atlantic
Stine
Grimes Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Brook Taylor last Sunday included Mr and Mrs John Hubbard of Winchester and Miss Mary Fisher of Red Bud. Local and regional engagements, travel to Richmond Hershey Pa Browns Cabin West Virginia and Opequon area events are listed with names and towns amid a note of a favorable rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Hensell Grimes
Brook Taylor
John Hubbard
Winchester
Mary Fisher
Red Bud
Harry Ridgeway
New James Wood High School
Harry Leight
Walter Brown
Elmer Snarr
Lebanon Church
Thomas W. Russell
Robert Clevenger
Jane Clevenger
Richmond
John W. Sibert
Pifer
Middleway
W. Va
Harry Mason
Valley View
Brooke Taylor
Herbert
Browns Cabins
Opequon
West Virginia
James Taylor
Hershey
Jonah Good
F. I. McClure
John Hubbard Winchester
Ab Hannan
Baltimore
Frederick County Sales Directory Listings
Sales directory entries list public auctions with dates and locations. Thomas L. Clarke at Pyletown and 1 mile north of Boyce conducts personal property including antiques on Sept 2 at 1 pm. Estate of Joseph C. Miler on Sept 9 at noon at Frederick County Court House. John W. Costello on Sept 16 at 11 am at the court house with real estate on Indian Hollow Road and 315 E Piccadilly Winchester. Herbert S. Larrick trustee on Sept 15 at noon with estate off Front Royal at the Frederick County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Clarke
Boyce
Pyletown
Joseph C. Miler
Frederick County Court House
Indian Hollow Road
John W. Costello
Heal
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Herbert S
How's Your IQ Answers Quiz From Page 1
Correct responses to the Page 1 quiz are listed. items include the date Thirty years after publication effective August 26 1920 and answers such as an undefended city William Shakespeare and Corpse. The text mentions a propagandist for Nazi Germany using a pseudonym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Unclear OCR fragment listing historical topics and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Germany in World War I Henry W Longfellow and a supposed title The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World plus a line about solidified carbon dioxide gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Longfellow
Estimates of men in Soviet forced labor camps
According to Department of States authorities, best estimates of men now living in Soviet forced labor camps range from 10,000,000 to 30,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of States
Crossword Clue Solve Card with Downs
Gaze opens with a mouthed look and verbal shield for male descendant. Tricks and Emmet point to clues while Mandarin tea appears and depart signals end as the puzzle advances.
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Emmet
Depart
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Laurel Muntzing
Doris Wright
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Paul H. Strosnider
Philip Wisecarver
Marlboro
Charles A. Courtney
James Courtney
Charles McFarland
Order of the Golden Rule
Bale
Vehrencamp
Mt. Jackson
Virginia
Armstrong
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock St
J. R. Alexander Jr
N. Loudoun Bt
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Pivosrox
Bly
Jaycee Conference
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Purple Heart
Grimes
Sheriff’s Sale
Valley Service Station Inc
Ralph Rinard
Rinard
York Avenue
Robert L. Dehaven
Coleman Dunn
Tilley
I. Q
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Rmany
Animal
Glaize & Bro
Chapman Motor CO
B. F. Goodrich Store
W. Boscawen St
Hill
Eedous
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Henkel M. Lamp
N. Cameron 8&T
Rt. 11
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Omp
Stephens City
Sanitary “Hearie Co
Winchester Television Corp
Loudoun
Northern Virginia Power Company
County Court House
Fairmont Avenue
Grover C. Helsley
W. E. Edwards
Dee
Daily Crossword
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Helps
Luzon
Wicked
Keen
Israel
Constellation
Tee
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron & Phone