Dr Jackson completes theology studies and serves in Navy
Dr. Jackson born 1917 in Memphis has held roles with Fiora MacDonald College and Asheboro Rotary. He earned an A B from Southwestern 1940 and B D from Union Theological Seminary 1943, served as chaplain 1943–46, earned Doctor of Theology from Princeton this year, and now resides at the Manse 331 N Braddock St with wife Helen Purdie Clark of Fayetteville.
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Tees
Fiora MacDonald College
Assembly
Synod of North Carolina
Asheboro
Rotary Club
Jackson
Princeton University
Dr. Jackson
Memphis
Tenn
John Dennine Jackson
Southwestern
Omision Delta Kappa
Kappa Siema
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Arthur M. Field, Jr
World Conference of Christian Youth
Amsterdam
Holland
Presbyterian Church
Japanese peerage adoption year and eight-degree system
In 1884 Japan adopted a new peerage system creating Karoku with eight degrees headed by duke prince, marquis, count, viscount, and ei. Titles were thereafter established in the modern order though variations persisted in usage.
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Japan
Auction Listings For Furniture Farm Goods Real Estate
Sales directory notes auctions across Winchester and Frederick areas. Kurtz Furniture in Cameron and Boscawen Streets sells remaining items. E T Snider and W D Orndorff serve as auctioneers. Listings include Hunteberry Farm cattle and gear, Mrs Bertha Wood’s railway station lot goods, and Benjamin C Hulver estate parcels in Creek District with Byron Brumback as auctioneer.
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Kurtz Purniture
Cameron & Boscawen
E. T. Snider
Hunteberry Farm
Winchester
Bud Road
York Inn
W. D. Orndorff
Bertha Wood
White Post
Benjamin C. Hulver
Frederick Court House
Creek District
Byron C. Brumback
Auto Makers Raise Production Goals
Washington reports auto makers and civilian goods producers lift second quarter output targets as the Defense Production Administration authorizes up to 10 percent of pre Korean-rate steel use. Aluminum firms consider a price ceiling increase. Henry Fowler links it to contract changes by Big Three firms.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Defense
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Aluminum Company
Shirley Temple Daughter Removed From School Play
Shirley Temple Black withdrew her four year old Linda Susan from a Honeywell School Christmas play at American University after alleging the school tried to capitalize on the child’s presence. The benefit performance proceeds with Linda Susan absent while photographers were arranged for publicity. Linda Susan is the daughter of Shirley Temple and her first husband John Agar. her stepfather is a Navy commander.
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Washington
Honeywell School
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Linda Susan
Charles Black
Cinderella
American University
Honeywell
D. W. Honeywell
Susan
John Agar
Navy
Jury panel in murder trial faces delay as witness list grows
Testimony centers on a girl who rode with the defendant to two hotels she cannot recall. Dr. Riley testifies for 20 minutes while Capt. Funk of the Winchester Police awaits further questioning. Juror Kern is excused for preformed opinions as the panel loses women jurors and remains under Judge Elliott D. Marshall.
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Ister
Hilltop Inn
Parkway Hotel
Riley
Francis M. Funk
Winchester Police Department
Commonwealth
Henry Kern, Jr
Gray
Kern Motor Co
C C. Dettra
Commonwealth Attorney
Elliott D. Marshall
Eisenhower Resigns From Columbia University Post
The resignation letter is dated November 18, 1952 and states the term ends January 19, 1953 or earlier if trustees wish. Eisenhower had been on unpaid leave since February 1951.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Presidentes Power Over Executive Still Questioned
A White House advisory group urges Congress to make permanent the president's power to reorganize the executive branch. The panel notes current authority expires March 31 and praises the move as a major management improvement for the federal government.
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White House
Washington
Congress
Truman
Thomas A. Morgan
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Wright Memorial Dinner Honors Lt Gen James Doolittle
President Truman praised American airpower for startling advances and urged further development to deter Communist aggression. At the Wright Memorial Dinner of the Aero Club of Washington he honored Lt Gen James H. Doolittle for services to aviation, in a ceremony attended by about 1,400 people.
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Washington
Truman
Wright Memorial
The
Aero Club of Washington
James H. Doolittle
Doolittle
Two-Way Radio Installed for Winchester Firemen
Winchester fire companies report completing eight radio units with a central station to be active next week. The system spans from truck to truck and to the central station, with unit numbers assigned by lot. Barred by costs of about 6500 dollars, the project uses proceeds from Fire Prevention Seals and a 5000 dollar loan, with 1000 now paid.
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Winchester
Taylor Barr
Winchester Firemen's Association Executive Committee
Rouss Fire Hall
South End
Gore Bank
Friendship
Central Station
Barr
Winchester Fire Companies
Wright Memorial Trophy awarded for civilian aviation service
Doolittle accepted the Wright Memorial Trophy and urged a long-range consistent airpower policy. He called for a realistic military aircraft program as the best security for tax dollars. Earlier ceremonies at Kitty Hawk marked the 49th anniversary of the Wright brothers flight.
Yugoslavia Breaks Ties With Vatican Over Cardinal Stepinac
Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj denounces Archbishop Stepinac as an instrument of anti Yugoslav campaigns and accuses Italy of using the Vatican as a pawn. He cites Stepinac’s elevation to cardinal as provocation and explains the break in relations aims to consolidate church state ties amid fears of a nationalist Catholic church move.
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Belgrade
Edvard Kardelj
Alonjzije Stepinac
Stepinac
Kardelj
Krasic
Vatican
Too Many People Says Sawyer in Europe Tour
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer declares in Western Europe that the United States has too many people and agencies doing too many things. He warns the approach leads to waste and confusion at home.
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Washington
Sawyer
United States
Europe
Sequoia Trees Stand as Links Between Fire and Cypress
A brief note highlights the large sequoia trees of California as enduring links among fire and Cypress landscapes, underscoring their ecological and historical significance.
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California
Faulty Gadgets Can Ruin TV Reception Say FCC Officials
FCC reports local Television Interference Committees help resolve reception problems in about 200 communities. More than 19 million TV sets in use amid rising interference. inexpensive shields often fix issues. A Friday night squeal during wrestling tied to a hearing aid battery.
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Federal Communications Commission
Dallas
Texas
FCC
Awards Winners Named for Best Science Writing
Washington ATU Alton L Blakeslee AP science reporter and Morton M Hunt freelance writer win 1000 dollar awards for the year’s best science writing.
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Washington
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Morton M Hunt
Civil suit seeks $25,000 over death of prisoner in Pittsylvania
A $25 000 civil suit against the Pittsylvania County sheriff and his deputy opens in circuit court today following the death of a Black prisoner last June.
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Chatham
Pittsylvania County
How's Your 1 Q Answers Quiz Page 4
Below are the answers to the quiz questions printed on Page 4. The list includes The Mormons Kittens Louisiana Ham Austria Montana Stanley Baldwin Akron Federal Bureau of Investigation and a quoted line about an aviator seeing a lake. The answers reflect a mix of names places and a famous phrase from an early aviation era.
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The
Mormons
Kittens
Louisiana
Ham
Austria
Montana
Stanley Baldwin
Akron
Restoring a Dried Fruit Cake with Warm Sherry
To freshen a dried fruit cake heat it over hot water in a tightly covered double boiler. Then drizzle in warmed sherry until the cake is saturated.
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S.C.R
BerryLike Fruit Ripe For Bakes And Jams
Clue style prompt lists three entries: a berry like fruit, thick cords, and momentum. Answers point to familiar terms chosen for a crossword style puzzle. Each hint suggests a common object or concept used in daily language and activities.
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Charles E. Wilson
Secretary OF Defense
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George M. Humphrey
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Herbert Brownell
Brownell
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Oveta Culp Hobby
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Ezra Taft Benson
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Harry Elmer Barnes
the Flower Shop
Piccadilly
Italy
West Point
Academy
Des
C. I. Brumback
N. Cameron St
Hill
Tappan Gas Arange
Consumers Utilities CO
North Braddock
Beatwolem Motor CO
N. Braddock
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Frederick Motors
Martinsborg Pike
Miller
Ander
E. Boscawen St
Huntsberry Farm
Red Bud Road
Guernsey
L.H.C
John Deere
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Thos. Dofflemyer
Walter Huntsberry
W. D. Orndorff, Auctioneer
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