Two Motorists Fined $100 Lose Permits
Two motorists charged with driving while intoxicated were fined $100 and costs each and their driving permits revoked for one year when they appeared before Trial Justice John Rice. Thirty day jail terms were suspended in each case. Other entries include fines for reckless driving and speeding on various street arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Howard Fauver
Terminal Tavern
S. Braddock Street
Ray Daniel Whitaker
Route 3
S. Cameron Street
Clyde Leonard Grubb
National Avenue
James Street
Kenneth Pugh
E. Boscawen Street
N. Market Street
Deverle B. Souder
Berryville
Ray
Louis Monke
Mt Olive
Ill
Millwood Avenue
Ray Edgar Filed III
Round Hill
Water and
Cameron Streets
Estate and property sale notices for January events
Estate of El mer Peer offers personal property sale at five miles south of Rid Chapel church on January 10 at 1 p.m. January 12 at noon lists Earl Fiddler James Va livestock farm machinery and household goods. January 20 at 1 p.m. J Randolph rrick, special commissioner, handles sale of timberland on North Mountain for Western Frederick Bank Gore Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peer
Rid- Chapel Church
Earl Fiddler
James
J. Randolph Rrick
UN Nt
Western Frederick Bank Gore
North Mountain
Rotary Talks Set On Day Nursery
The Rotary Club of Winchester will meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the George Washington Hotel with speakers from Winchester Day Nursery Inc. Mrs. Edward Barr and Mrs. J. Victor Arthur will discuss pupil case histories and the nursery’s operations, and the need for a new building at Woodstock Lane and Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Day Nursery, Inc
Edward P. Browning
Edward Barr
J. Victor Arthur
Nursery
Rotary
Front Royal
Royal Hotel
Browning
Pittsburgh Fire Guts Freight Station On South Side
A spectacular blaze badly damaged the Pennsylvania Railroad freight station on Pittsburgh's south side. Fire Chief William H. Davis estimated damage around 30000 dollars. A railroad worker who fought the flames was burned and hospitalized. Fire crews from eight departments, aided by rain, controlled the fire in about an hour, as flames swept along the two story tin and frame building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
William H. Davis
Judge Rice Report Approved by Auditor
Among the accounts of trial Justices for the year ended June 30 1950 the report of Civil and Police Justice John W Rice of Winchester was approved by State Auditor J Gordon Bennett and was among nine reports approved by the auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Bennett
John W. Rice
Winchester
How's Your L Q Answers News Quiz
Answers to the Page 4 quiz reveal Julius Caesar Pope Gregory XIII Calends and other items. The list spans calendar systems from the Gregorian calendar to the French revolutionary calendar and Hebrew calendar insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
Gregory XIII
France
55 Percent Skin Graft Aids Susan Latonick Recovery
In Binghamton New York eight year old Susan Latonick received a five hour operation grafting 288 square inches of skin covering 55 percent of her burned body. Donated by six volunteers including her mother and others from diverse backgrounds. Doctors say she can live a normal life with more plastic surgery after danger passes.
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Binghamton
Susan Latonick
Nils Nordstorm, Jr
Susan
Texas
Red Cross to Study Fire Victims Needs
Local Red Cross officials survey families affected by New Year’s Day fire to assess needs for rehabilitation assistance. Immediate needs were met by relatives neighbors and Red Cross. families not yet in contact urged to report in require help.
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Red Cross
Ye Yan
The
Rhee And Cabinet Flee As Chinese Attack Rises
AP reporting from Korea describes a Chinese assault forcing the withdrawal of United Nations forces as American units report heavy centerline casualties. Air power and naval support press the retreat, with estimated 1,200 enemy killed and mass Communist movements south of 38th parallel.
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Waugh
Uijongbu
Eighth Army
Seoul
Swinton
Task Forge 77
Air Force
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
U.N
Korea
South Korea
Jack MacBeth
MacBeth
North Korea
Manchuria
Berryville Boy Held for Jury In Dad's Killing
The Berryville boy Tommy Everhart was held for the grand jury on a murder charge under Virginia law for a felony likely to bring death or long imprisonment if charged against an adult. His mother Beulah Everhart said the father was drunk and abusive, and Tommy later shot him with a 12 gauge shotgun. Tommy asked to attend his father’s funeral with family.
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Beulah Everhart
Academy Street
Tommy
Doris
Frances
Everhart
Clifton Lee
New Congress Opens Amid Ceremony and Party Lines
The new Congress begins in solemn session with all new members sworn in. Sam Rayburn, a Texas Democrat, is elected speaker while Joseph Martin of Massachusetts leads the Republican floor. A roll call reveals strict party division as Rep. Dingell of Michigan experiences confusion.
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Congress
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Dingell
Rep
Michigan
Committee Abandons Truce Talks in Korea Crisis
The committee halted truce negotiations and rejected formal contact with the cease-fire panel. Soviet Delegate Malik accused U S policy of seeking continued fighting. He cited Truman and Acheson speeches, emergency decree, Brussels talks, and the Red China blockade as proofs of intent for war. He urged withdrawal of foreign troops and Red China’s UN membership.
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Rau
Jacob A. Malik
U.N
United States
Korea
U. S
Malik
Truman
Acheson
Brussels
Red China
Formosa
Flight of South Korean Government Report Halted in Seoul
AP writer William J. Waugh filed a dispatch from Tokyo on the escape of Seoul’s government. The telephone line failed and Tokyo contacts could not be reestablished. AP's William Barnard later reported no further calls would reach Seoul from U.S. Eighth Army HQ, halting the story.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
William J. Waugh
Seoul
Waugh
William Barnard
Eighth Army
Waughn
Republicans assert push for reassessment of foreign policy
In a post election mood Republicans signal a shift to reevaluate American relations and military commitments abroad. Senator Taft warns the new Congress will focus on Korea policy, military appropriations, taxes and draft changes, with limited moves on health and welfare measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Rayburn
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Congress
Korea
Truman Signs 3.3 Billion Tax Bill for Corporations
The law sets 25 percent tax on small firms, 47 percent on profit over 25 000, and 77 percent on excess profits with a 62 percent cap on total net earnings. An alternate excess profits method uses invested capital, easing firms with weak earnings from 1946 to 1949. Expires July 1, 1953 unless renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sergeant Offered Sparrow Dinner
Tokyo reports Staff Sgt. Jules H Schultz a chicken fancier in Blacksburg Virginia who cooked sparrows sent by locals near the airfield after his houseboy Chong returned with ten sparrows as tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jules H
Schultz
Blacksburg
Chong
Berryville approves 1950-51 budget with balanced funds
Berryville town council gave final approval to the 1950-51 budget after the public hearing with total revenue projected at 48,300 for the year ending August 31, 1951. Expenditures total 37,729 with a 6,188 estimated balance for capital outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Giant squid linked to sea serpent legends
The writhing tentacles of the giant squid, often reaching 30 feet, are believed to fuel certain sea serpent stories.
Car Bargains Highlight Studebaker and Plymouth Sedans
Top car bargains include a 1946 Studebaker four door sedan and a 1939 Plymouth two door sedan. Prices not listed but advertised as value buys in a local auto sale.
Hobert Addresses Woodstock Lions
Berryville figure A. C. Hobert former District Governor 24-C of Lions International spoke to Woodstock Lions Club at Hotel Woodstock on Monday night. He discussed Melvin Jones, founder of Lions International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
C. A. Hobert
Berryville
Lions International
Lions Club
Hobert
Melvin Jones
Los Alamos County Established in New Mexico
The federal atomic research reservation at Los Alamos New Mexico became a full county of the state in a landmark administrative change highlighting its shift from federal facility to local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Atomic Research Reservation
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Cliff Dwellings Show Ancient Indian Occupation Post Span ish Contact
Archaeologists note that New Mexico cliff dwellings were inhabited by Indians until roughly 350 years ago, about six decades after the first Spanish explorers arrived in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
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Pittsburgh Fire
L. Q
John W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock St
B. L. Larrick
Loring T. Good
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Virginia
Frederick County
Great North Mountain
John W. Good
Maggie Good
Janes W. Good
Circuit Court
J. Randolph Larrick
Lee N. Whitacre
Kathryn Lineweaver
O. M. Pugh
Rhee
Cabinet
C. I. Brumback and Sons
N. Cameron St
W. VA
Winchester Evening Star
Harry Truman
Sparrow
Studebaker
Plymouth
Chapman Motor CO
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Meses Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Valley Ave
Stephens City
R Sanitary “Natine Co
Omps’ Funeral Home
Hardie
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
STAVE
Marietta
R. Lee Barney
Gainesboro
Ize
the Food Center
Hell
Tommy D. Lockhart
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St. Ie
Call Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
Berryville, VA
Rome
Macee
P.W. Puomiy Sumner
ER & Stoker
Cammer Tire CO
Handley Scheel
Peys
Teels
Bill Sevings
Ironrite
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St
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