Woodmen to Elect Officers Tonight
Hickory Camp 34 of Woodmen of the World holds its annual officer election this evening at 8 p m during the regular December meeting. Outgoing officers listed include Council Commander Calvin Keller and others such as C D Simons H M Carper O J Mercer I M Carper J N McDonald W E Heckroth and auditors Lewis Lamp H G Williamson Dorsey Hot. The state convention will be in Bristol in April and delegates will be chosen at the February meeting.
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Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Council Command
Calvin Keller
C. D. Simons
H. M. Carper
O. J. Mercer
I. M. Carper
J. N. McDonald
W. E. Heckrotehe
Lewis Lamp
H. G. Williamson
Dorsey
Bristol
Bad Check Writer Fined in Richmond Case
Dorothy C. Ellmore, 38, wife of an Alexandria policeman, was fined 25 dollars and given up to 180 days in suspended jail terms on two bad check charges in Richmond yesterday.
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Richmond
Dorothy C. Ellmore
American steel production rises to 115 million tons annual rate
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports October output at 115 million tons per year, exceeding the 1951 peak of 105.2 million tons. The ongoing expansion program aims to raise capacity to about 120 million tons annually.
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W.Y. A
American Irona Steel Institute
Susceptibility Controls Ease Of Catching Colds
The Common Cold Research Unit at Harvard Hospital Salisbury reports that individual susceptibility at exposure largely determines catching a cold. In experiments with adults and children, transmission via social contact and airborne droplets was observed but at low rates, while indirect contact was less significant. The Lancet study lists Drs Lovelock Boden Porterfield Somerville with Dr Andrews leading.
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Science Service
London
Harvard Hospital
Salisbury
England
C. H. Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Medical Journal
Lancet
J. E. Lovelock
A. T. Boden
J. 8. Porterfield
T. Somerville
Allied Planes Plaster Reds on Central Front Third Day
Allied fighter bombers pounded Chinese Reds on the Central Front for the third straight day. U S warplanes probed into North Korea targeting supply and troop sites while action along the front remained limited due to sub zero temperatures. Communist efforts were scattered with about 40 men in brief jabs as Allied artillery dueled and spotters reported 31 bunkers hit.
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Seoul
U. S
Italy claims strongest Western European army for 1953
Rome reports the Ministry of Defense says Italy will enter 1953 with the strongest army in Western Europe. It cites ten infantry divisions two alpine brigades and two armored divisions and notes arms modernization under U S aid though observers say NATO standard strength varies and jet fighters tanks and big weapons are still not yet matched.
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Rome
Ministry of Defense
Italy
Europe
U.S
U. S
America
Defense Ministry
NATO
Wilderness Road traced from Virginia through Cumberland Gap
The text notes the Wilderness Road also known as Boones Trace ran 300 miles from eastern Virginia via Cumberland Gap to Kentucky and on to Ohio. Daniel Boone and about thirty woodsmen began clearing it in March 1775 and it served as a main westward route for over fifty years.
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Virginia
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Ohio
Daniel Boone
Boone
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