Stotler Dies At Whitacre At 67 In Capon Bridge
A. E. Stotler, 67, of Whitacre died last night at 8 46 at his home. He was a lifelong farmer and is survived by one son Helgel Stotler, two grandchildren, and brothers Granville and Delbert Stotler of Martinsburg. Funeral arrangements: body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge until 1 p m Wednesday, then services at Methodist Church conducted by Rev W P Goode. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Stotler
Whitacre
John and
Malvina Stotler
Helgel Stotler
Granville and
Delbert Stotler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Methodist Church
W. P. Goode
Flow of Extortion Money From Chinese Slows to Trickle
In San Francisco, authorities say extortion money flowing from Chinese Americans to Communist China has slowed to a trickle. Treasury official Elting Arnold calls the problem under control, while Chinatown leaders report continued ransom demands yet believe funds only aid the Communists who kill victims. They estimate millions had been sent to the Reds.
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San Francisco
China
United States
Elting Arnold
The
Treasury
Foreign Assets Control Division
Chinatown
Estate Sale Notices in Middletown and Gainesboro
December 4 at 10 30 a m Morris Barber Shop Middletown Virginia sells barber equipment and personal effects. December 6 near Shade livestock farm equipment feed and more. December 8 at noon W E Eda wards front County Court House Gainesboro real estate on Cameron Street sale notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brooks Morris
Morris Barber Shop
Middletown
H. A
Guernsey
Berkshire
New Idea
Syracuse
Dougill Middletown
Astos
Brooks
Morris Barber
Buffalo Lick Road
Christmas $700 Merrier For Kids In Savannah Georgia
Tokyo Americans in Japan raised seven hundred dollars to brighten Christmas for Savannah children. Detachment C soldiers dug into pockets and selected Savannah as the recipient by drawing city names from a hat. A check will be mailed to John L. Sutlive of the Savannah Morning News and Savannah Press to ensure the funds aid local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Savannah
Ei American Ene
Japan
Yokohama
United States
Especman
Georgia
John L. Sutilive
Savannah Morning News
Savannah Press
BOWs YOUR I Q Answers From Page Four
Answers to the quis questions printed on page 4 include Bureau of Internal Revenue Brasil after Thomas Jefferson wisdom teeth ceramics and a kind of sailing vessel. Yes. Soldiers Three. The death quickly assumed a disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Brasil
Thomas Jefferson
Pointers for Atomic Attack From Dr Lindall
Dr A L Lindall, health officer and Civilian Defense chair, relays public guidance from Bethesda lectures. Advice includes taking cover flat on the ground, shielding the head, and not looking at the blast for one atomic minute, plus steps to reduce casualties and protect food and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lindall
Winchester-Frederick County
Civilian Defense Committee
Lindall
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
TB Deaths Reach New All-Time Low
New York reports a projected all time low in tuberculosis deaths among wage earners and families for 1951. Since 1911 the policyholder group saw deaths drop from 242 to 188 per 100 000 in 1950, with forecasts suggesting further declines as anti tuberculosis programs prove effective.
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New York
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Gailon Racy Dies In Pennsylvania
Gailon R. Racey, 36, formerly of this city and now of York Pa died in West York yesterday. He married Agnes Miller and was born March 20 1916 in Star Tannery the son of John B and Effie Orndorff Racey. He served in the engineers in World War II. Surviving are his wife two brothers and four sisters. The remains are at Jones Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Gailon R. Racey
York
West York Boro
Agnes Miller
Star Tannery
John B
Effie Orndorff Racey
Racey
Japan
Pennsylvania
Ja Racey
Zepp
Orville Racey
Stephens City
Arbelia Zorbanas
Isabelle Orndorff
Cornelia Smalts
Violet Minor
Jones Funeral Home
Delta of Mississippi River remains unchanged by river flow
Despite vast sediment delivered to the gulf the delta has not build out. Jetties at the river mouth installed 75 years ago show no need for extension and the Gulf of Mexico remains at a shallow depth.
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Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Truman resumes work on State of the Union message
President Truman returns to staff work after weekend conferences with Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson and CIA head Gen. Walter Bedell Smith. The trip included a Boca Chica air station scare and a church service with Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret. He is due back in Washington mid month.
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Key West
Fila
Truman
Florida
United States
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Boca Chica
Wilson
Smith
See
Gilson Twins Tragedy in Larchmont Bedroom Fall
In Larchmont New York the 16 month old Gilson twins John Charlies and Jo Ann toppled from an open bedroom window after pushing a chair onto the sill. Their mother Mrs. Ann Gilson lunged and snatched Jo Ann but John Charlies fell five stories to his death. Father Charles B. Gilson is a radio announcer in New Britain Connecticut.
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Larchmont
NW Y
Gilson
John Charlies
Jo Ann
Ann Gilson
Charles B. Gilson
New Britain
Conn
Ike Flattered But Silent On Presidency
Washington reports Major General Dwight D. Eisenhower says he is flattered to be viewed as presidential timber by House Republicans but offers no commitment. Rep. Cole of New York circulated a poll showing Senator Taft leading Eisenhower 71 to 54 for first presidential choices. Cole forwarded results to Eisenhower and released a dated reply thanking him for the letter and endorsement while noting Eisenhower’s ongoing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
América
New York
Renzo Cesana
Aly
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Rep
Cole
Senator Tait
Ohio
Eisenhower
Eieenad
Nec
Polish Woman Sets Fire Over Welfare Refusal
Hammond Indiana police report Mrs Theresa Meda, a Polish resident, admitted starting a fire to burn her home rather than face hunger and homelessness after a week without food, fuel, and welfare. Firemen found her in a woodshed with her husband, both unwilling to relinquish property to apply for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
del Sargent
Theresa
Meda
Women’s armed forces services listed in Q and B
The text enumerates nine services including WAC and WAF as women’s corps and nursing units under Army and Air Force, noting women in the service. It references Women’s Medical Service orps and related corps within the Army and Air Force.
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Army
Cas
Air
Six Policemen Needed To Quell Riot In Church
Fort Worth Texas dozen churchgoers were taken to the police station after a riot erupted in the street in front of Og Avenue Church. Several church members exchanged blows and later arguments occurred at the station. Police say all involved were detained and some released.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Og Avenue
Wilford Matlock
Baptists
Governor's Son Fined for Speeding in Alabama
Governor Gordon says his son was fined 14 for speeding in Alabama. He notes the fine will come from the son’s allowance. The governor has recently set speed limits on all U S highways in the state to reduce traffic deaths.
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Gordon
Alabama
U. S
Virginia Court of Appeals Upholds Fairfax Annexations
The Virginia Court of Appeals today upheld two annexations from Fairfax County. One enlarges Alexandria by 7.65 square miles adding 11 thousand residents. The other grants Falls Church 5 500 acres and about 14 thousand residents from Fairfax County.
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Virginia Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Falls Church
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A. E. Stotler
Galion
Cell Jones
John W
Lyde
Savanah, Ga
I. Q
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent Street
Dr. Lindall
Gailon Racy
Barr’s
Barr’s Farmers’ Hardware
N. Cameron &T
AGGT
Thorne Tanner
Mi Valley
Calif
California Hospital
Tenner
International Soundphoto
TV Wolf
Cesena
Tinental
Orcin
Radi
Boy
C. D. Dye Farm
Frederick County
Virginia
Trial Justice Court
J. Thomas McKee
Norman Dinges
Robt. L. DeHaven
Ike
Plymouth
Dan
G. G.baker
Coleman Dunn
Setvieee Coleman Dunn
E. T. Snider
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Beatwole Motor CO
High Court
Nio
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameren
B. O. Brumback, Auctioneer
Deah River
Firestone
Massanutten Bank of Strasburg
Admi
Lewis Brooks Meevis
Byron Brumback
Schaller
Winchester
Snt
Promis
A. B. Solenberger
Tomer
John A. Schuller
Wm. J. Schuller
Coleman Bunn
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