Harvey Wise Rites Held in Lexington
Funeral services for Harvey Carson Wise 78 insured man of Lexington were held at Harrison Funeral Home in Lexington with interment in a local cemetery. Born February 9 1872 in Stephens City he was son of Michael A Wise and Mary Elizabeth Canter Wise. He worked at First National Bank of Lexington then ran Wise and Wadall in Lexington. Surviving are one niece and three nephews. his wife Anna Trumbull of Staunton preceded him in death.
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Middletown
Harvey Carson
Wise
Lexington
James I. Wise
Harrison Funeral Home
Stephens City
Michael A
Mary Elizabeth Canter Wise
First National Bank of
Wise and Wadall
Anna Trumbull
Staunton
Full Censorship in Korea Tightens for U S Eighth Army
Censorship is in force at U S Eighth Army headquarters in Korea with two controlled telephones allowed for five accredited agencies. Daily briefings resumed. reporters get 30 minutes to write and send dispatches after a staff briefing. Tokyo also limited, but no U S communications control.
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Tokyo
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
Associated Press
William Barnard
General MacArthur
United States
William Waugh
Early US Post Office Growth and Domestication Link
Franklin became the first Postmaster General with only 75 post offices in the country. Mails traveled under 2,000 miles of roads. In 1812 New York’s post office had four clerks, some pay kept by the postmaster. The ox is among the earliest domesticated animals.
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Benjamin Franklin
New York
HADACOL Endorsement Promises Quick Health Boosts
An advertisement for HADACOL by The LeBlanc Corporation of Lafayette Louisiana touts vitality gains from vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. Francis C Hood of Kansas City Missouri shares a personal testimonial praising better sleep reduced nervousness and improved well being after six bottles. Trial size costs 1.25 large 3.50 with money back guarantee.
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Francis C. Hood
Wabash
Kansas City
Mr. Hood
LeBlanc Corporation
Uofayette
Louisiana
Potassium Deficiency News and Treatment Notes
A medical briefing explains how loss of potassium occurs from vomiting diarrhea poor intake and certain drugs. Severe cases cause muscular weakness breathing failure and possible heart rhythm changes. Treatment includes fluids and potassium replacement with careful dosing to avoid excess. After stabilizing blood potassium levels oral intake of milk vegetables and meat resumes normal levels.
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Herman N. Bundesen
King
Vtures Syndicate. Inc
Market Quotations from Baltimore and Chicago Trading Floors
United States market notes show produce and fruit steady with itemized quotes for apples pears and potatoes. Cattle hogs and calves advanced in Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore with range prices for slaughter steers heifers and stockers and feeders. sheep limited.
Market Prices for Woolled Lambs and Skins
Receipts show demand with bids up to 33.00 for choice wooled lambs and about 29.50 for choice No 1 skins. Indications point to strength for wooled lambs, weakness for others, with ewes steady. Most slaughter types quoted 15.00 to 17.00.
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Briltimore
Apple
Bu Bkts & Bi Boxes
Usis Md
Romes
Yorks
N. J. Golden Delicious
Staymans
N. J
Jersey
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
New Hampshire Hospital Admits List Includes Dozen Patients
Newly admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital are Mr. John H. Perry of Mt Falls Route, Mr. James F. Jenkins Route 3, Mrs. Robert E. Franklin 1178 Braddock St, Mrs. Elmer Logan Berryville, Mr. James M. Coverstone Strasburg, Mr. James R. Howser Haymarket, Mrs. Louis McDonald Boyce, Mr. James B. White Whitacre, Mrs. Richard N. Trenary Middleburg, Mrs. Paul Payne Marshall, Mr. Daniel O. Farr Jr. Mid Carroll Wells Augusta W Va, Mr. William G. Griffith Front Royal, and Mr. George M. Sloat Front.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Perry
Mt. Falls
James F. Jenkins
Robert E. Franklin
Braddock St
Elmer Logan
Berryville
James M. Coverstone
Strasurg
James R. Howser
Haymarket
Louis McDonald
Boyce
James B. White
Whitacre
Richard N. Trenary
Middleburg
Paul Payne
Marshall
Daniel O. Farr, Jr
Carroll Wells
Perry Wells
Augusta
W. Va
William G. Griffith
Front Royal
George M. Sloat
Chicago Grain Board Shows Mixed May to July Quotes
Trading on the Chicago Board of Trade lists mixed grain prices with wheat up to 2.45 percent and corn steady around 1.72 percent for May and July. Oats and soybeans show modest shifts across several contract months while lard futures edge higher into May and July.
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Board of Trade
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
A note states local markets are corrected daily and The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors.
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The
Star
New Congress Faces Allies Policy and Cold War Tensions
The incoming 82nd Congress will confront Europe’s rearmament, allied troop commitments under General Eisenhower, and the risk of a renewed US Russia conflict. Lawmakers must balance crisis needs with politics amid the 1952 election, as they decide party merits in handling these challenges.
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Congress
Europe
Western
Eisenhower
Russia
Congres
81St
82Nd
Arthur Richard Dies in Leesburg at 70
Arthur Bean Richard of the Opequon area near Winchester died at home in Leesburg on Saturday morning from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the local Methodist Church with burial in Union Cemetery. He was a former Leesburg High School principal, served 12 years as Loudoun County treasurer, worked for the Internal Revenue Bureau in Alexandria, and was auditor treasurer of Leesburg for 16 months. He chaired the Leesburg Methodist Church board of stewards and was a longtime Sunday School superintendent.
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Leesburg
Arthur Bean Richard
Opequon
Winchester
Union Cemetery
Richard
Asa Richard
Mary Bean Richard
Loudoun County
Lorettaville
New Jerusalem
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles Reels From Christmas Binge
Los Angeles police report an unprecedented three day Christmas binge across the metropolitan area. Despite warnings and doubled enforcement, the holiday celebration left a drab hangover as officials describe the scene.
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Los Angeles
Winchester Airman Arrives for TDY at Kentucky Base
Sgt. Willard S. Spillman arrives at Godman Air Force Base Fort Knox Kentucky for sixty days of temporary duty with the 1850th AACS Mobile Communications Squadron. He is a radioman and operator of a radio Direction Finding station. Spillman, 5 years service, reenlisted for six years and has served in Alaska and at various U.S. bases.
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Winchester
Godman Air Force Base
Fort Knox
Airways and
Air Communications Service
Willard S. Spillman
J. Louis Everly
Kentucky
AACS
Spillman
Air Force
Alaska
United States
Drunkenness arrests soar during office party period
Officials cite office parties starting Friday afternoon fueling a surge in drunkenness arrests totaling 1,222 as 11 traffic deaths and 1,084 accidents occurred. Over 900 people were treated in hospitals with more receiving first aid.
Local Navy Man Sees Korean Duty Aboard USS Forrest Royal
Gunner’s mate third class Joan F. Kenney of Winchester serves with the United Nations Blockading and Escort Force in Korea aboard the destroyer USS Forrest Royal. The ship conducts escort missions for troop transports and supply ships and engages in strikes against enemy shore installations in the Far East.
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United Nations
Korea
Forrest Royal
Joan F. Kenney
USN
Winchester
Far East
GM3
Kenny
Government Go Coin Distribution At 1950 Low
Government distribution of Go coins fell to a 15 year low in 1950 signaling tight supply. The decline reflects reduced minting and lower availability across markets, affecting collectors and merchants seeking vintage currency.
How long does a snake take to digest its food
Usually 20 to 50 hours are required for digestion to reach its peak. The total time for digestion may be as long as five or more days depending on size and prey.
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Douglas Aircraft
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Admiral Corp
Zenith
Union Carbide
Southern Railway Texas Co
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
TWA
Johns Manville
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Goodyear
International Harvester
National Distillers
Philco
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Tobacco
U.S. Gypsum
France
Nazareth
Egypt
St. Louis
Marguerite
Palestine
Richmond
Agriculture Dept
TODS
Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
U. 8
U.S
Gulf Station
Lou
Riley Golf Service
Braddock & Boscawen
Arthur Richard
L. A
St. Joseph
Haarly Funeral Home Phone
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Naturalizer
Valley
Loudoun
Shoe Salon, Inc
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