Lynchburg Virginia Board Approves Sewage Plans
The board approved plans and specifications for a sewage disposal plant for the Lynchburg State colony and revised sewer plans for Vienna. It also discussed a weekabatement program for corporations in Lynchburg and noted activity by West Pulp Paper Cay Columbian Paper American Viscose and Day cities.
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Lynchburg State Colony
Vienna
Corp
Lynchburg
West Pulp & Paper Co
Caythe
Columbian Paper Co
American Viscose Corp. A
Day
Sheep Breeders to Meet in Virginia Association Session
A Blacksburg meeting is listed for January by the Northern Virginia Sheep Breeders Association. H C Lunsford Jr. is named president of the group, with the organization planning a business session on Jan. 20.
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Blacksburg
Ual
Northern Virginia Sheep ” Assn
H. C. Lunsford Jr
Union drive at RCA plant sparks court action in Mesara court
In Harrisonburg on December 15 a dispute over the new CIO union at the RCA plant led to court action in Mesara court. A temporary injunction issued November 25 was continued as arguments proceeded.
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Harrisonburg
CIO Union
Rag Rca
Mesara Court
Ease Paul
Strike Shuts Down Mine for Three Days
Labor halted operations for three days at the Undy mine affecting about 1100 workers. A tentative coal of 40 was discussed as the possible outcome, with workers noting the stoppage is the only option.
Trial Justice Court Driving Fines Report
Ernest Calvin Kline of R 3 Winjohn Miller Watling Jr of 358 Loudoun faces a driving charge with no inspection cited totaling 30.75 and an additional fine of 9.25 for separate vehicle violation.
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Ernest Calvin Kline
John’ Miller Watling Jr
Loudoun
Health unit outlines sanitation goals for county
Northwestern reports progress on sanitation actions. The health unit will investigate complaints and inspect sewage disposal in new buildings. A mass survey with the Tuberculosis Society is planned for October using a portable X ray unit. Restaurant inspections aim to meet state sanitation rules by January 1. Pre school medical care and vaccinations are discussed with local physicians and school authorities. A committee will recruit youth members for 4-H FFA FHA and scout groups.
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Chapman
Ean County
The
Tuberculosis Society
Richmond
Aay
Daniel Layman
County Ton
Anthony Miano
Ford
Wolfe
Agnes Shirley
James Gordon
Stephens City-Middletown
Yo Ag
W. W. Bure
Gir
FFA
FHA
Culpeper County
Answers to the Daily Quiz Correct Answers Printed
Quiz sheet provides the correct answers to the daily questions. The note indicates answers are printed on the page for reader reference. The brief text confirms solution details without listing individual questions or responses.
Sales Directory listing for Dec 17 to Jan 7 notices
Dec 17 10 am State Hill Fruit Farms near Wernersville Berks County Pa real estate farm and orchard machinery. Dec 17 11 am Newton W Borden Trustee in front of Frederick County Court House Farm in Back Creek District. Dec 31 12 Noon Estate of John W Reed front of Frederick County household goods. Jan 7 11 am James P Reardon Trustee front of Frederick County Court House two lots of real estate in western Frederick County.
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State Hill Fruit Farms
Wernersville
Roving Dogs Attack Steer and County Bounties Noted
The report details bounties paid for bobcats and dogs, including a $2 bounty, and a $125 payment to cover hospital bills for Claude Line a Frederick County youth who had a blue baby operation at Johns Hopkins. The Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults contributed $200 to the boy’s bill.
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J. W. Hancher
Winchester
D. EB. Hover
Ridge
Claude Line
Frederick County
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Virginia Society For Crippled Children
Commissioner of Revenue
Commonwealth
Budget Document En Route to Printer For 1950 52
Governor Tuck's budget for 1950 52 has been sent to the printer. The 500 page package includes an introduction and analysis of the state's finances. Final contents will be released publicly when presented to the General Assembly next month at a special press conference.
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Richmond
Tuck
General Assembly
Guest Sermonist Rev Joseph Duckwall to Speak at Clear Brook Church
Winchester clergyman Rev Joseph Duckwall will be guest sermonist at 11 a.m. Sunday services at Clear Brook Presbyterian Church.
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Joseph $. Duckwall
Winchester
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Candlelight Service With Three Choirs at Winchester Church
The Christmas candlelight service at Winchester Presbyterian Church is set for 7 30 p m Sunday in the sanctuary. Mrs Dorothy Tillotson directs the choir and Mrs Lelia Sirbaugh is organist with the Senior Junior and Boys Choirs performing a program of carols and an oratory including Mary’s Lullaby and While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay. Dr Ronald S Wilson offers meditation to conclude the service with one verse of a flying so the congrega will join with the choirs for benediction.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Tillotson
Lelia Sirbaugh
Katherine Arnold
Dorothy Tilete
Mary
Ronalds. Wilson
Smithsonian Finds Northern Mammoth Links Northern Fossil North Pole Region
The Smithsonian Institution notes that the northern mammoth connects tropical fossil evidence with Arctic remains. It highlights how tropical mammal adaptations inform understanding of North Pole fauna.
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North Pole
Smithsonian Institution
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Health Card
Fragmentary ad text warns of tired kidneys and sleepless nights causing rheumatic pain and eye strain. It urges readers to not wait and to consider a stimulant product, with unclear references to pills and a medical claim.
Chapman Plans Monthly School for Restaurant Owners
Dr. Chapman announces a 1950 program to train restaurant proprietors in sanitary service and operation standards. A four month monthly course would replace the old food handlers school and place responsibility on each owner to ensure staff comply with requirements.
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K. Shirkey
Ford Barry
B. Zinn
Carl Lewis
Ily Elliott
Chapman
Short Change Artist Baffles Winchester Clerks
Police advise Winchester merchants and clerks to watch for a short change artist who targets stores with a routine of offering a large bill for a small purchase, then manipulating change by returning a different denomination and requesting the original amount back. The tactic leaves clerks confused and vulnerable to losses.
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Winchester
Mae
Chest Cup drive at Winchester Frederic community chest
More than a hundred firms have joined the Chest Cup effort by the Packing Co Valley Oil Co and Esse Standard Oil. The shoulder fellow firms boost the campaign as the board sets the annual meeting for February urging progress to reach this year’s quota.
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Packing Co. Valley Oil Co
Esse Standard Oil
Winchester-Frederick
Sergeant York and his life after World War I
Sergeant York lives on his Tennessee farm with a large family. He remains active in welfare movements and is married, belonging to the Church of Christ in Christian.
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Sergeant York
Tennessee
Church of Christ In Christian
Coal Industry Chief Urges Operators to Meet Competition
At the 63rd annual meeting land Creek Co. president Hamilton warned gas and oil are encroaching on coal market share. He cited gains by competing fuels in the domestic market, rising gas heating in homes, high coal labor costs, and supply uncertainty. He noted only 28 percent of passenger trains are still coal powered, with diesel replacing most others.
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Land Creek Co
Institute
Hamilton
Trustees Named for St Pauls African Methodist Church
Trustees Hattie Evans Bell Lucy E Parker Spottswood Brown Judge Carter George Cary Jr James Stephenson and Laura Fletcher have been named to lead St Pauls African Methodist church affairs.
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Hattie Evans Bell
Lucy E. Parker
Spottswood Brown Judge Carter
George Cary Jr
James Stephenson
Laura Fletcher
Steel profits dip from 1948 to 1949 levels in third quarter
The third quarter total for major steel firms fell to 108 million dollars, nine percent below 1948’s 120.15 million and below 1949’s prior figure. U.S. Steel led with 129.63 million net income in 1948 on 2.47 billion sales, while earlier peacetime 1939 profits stood at 41.12 million on 904.15 million sales. A CIO critic accused the industry of near-record profits and urged Congress to investigate price reductions rather than wage gains.
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U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
Kassalow
Joint Committee
Truman
Murray
Israel Moves Capital to Jerusalem Overshadowing World
Ben-Gurion declares Jerusalem the capital as seven government departments relocate. Ministries of foreign affairs and defense stay in Tel Aviv to avert foreign ambassador objections. The move places the Jewish state’s seat of power in the old walled city amid Jordanian tensions.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Gurion
Holy City
Foreign Affairs and Defense
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Polling Open Low Voter Turnout in Stonewall and Shewnee
A spokesman said turnout was low with only 15 votes in Stonewall and 12 in Shewnee. The total turnout represented about one percent of those eligible, roughly 1500 people in Frederick County.
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Stonewall
Shewnee
Frederick County
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