Lamp's Photography Opens in Winchester at 124 S Loudoun St
Lamp's Photography opens in Winchester owned by Mr and Mrs Clarence Lamp. They purchased the former John W Jones business at 124 S Loudoun St leasing from the Presbyterian Church. The shop offers cameras photo supplies and wedding and portrait services.
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Lamp's Photography
Winchester
Clarence Lamp
Mrs. Lamp
John W. Jones
S. Loudoun St
The
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lamp
Air Force Chief Seeks More Skywatchers in Civil Defense
General Nathan Twining, chief of staff of the U S Air Force, urges expansion of the Ground Observer Corps to bolster air defense amid rising world tensions. He says the Air Force needs and welcomes more Skywatchers now and calls for increased effectiveness of all defense elements.
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Ground Observer Corps
Nathan Twining
U. S. Air Force
Twining
Ground
Air Force
Instructions Radioed As Baby Is Born Aboard Airliner
A Transocean flight from Oakland to Honolulu delivered a baby boy a month and a half premature. Doctor Robert Ho remotely guided two stewardesses during the birth. The mother Lillian Palen and infant were taken to a Honolulu hospital in good condition.
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Honolulu
Transocean Air Lines
Oakland
Calif
Robert P. C. Ho
Three Car Crash at City Intersection Causes $580 Damage
At 6 25 am a three car collision at Boscawen and Washington Ste caused $580 in damage. A 1952 Pontiac driven by Paul W Miller of Wardensville WV ran a red light and hit a 1941 Plymouth driven by Herbert O Fuller of 138 N Washington St, which then struck a 1957 Oldsmobile driven by Jacob H Yost of 614 Tennyson Ave. No injuries were reported. Pontiac $180 damage Plymouth $125 Olds $275.
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Boscawen
Washington Ste
Harry Miller
Warren Fogle
Paul W. Miller
Wardensville
W.va
Boscawen St
Herbert O. Fuller
N. Washington St
Washington St
Jacob H. Yost
Tennyson Ave
Gore Fire Co Plans Dance at Mountainside Inn
Gore Fire Company announced at the January meeting plans to sponsor a dance and possibly several later this month at the Mountainside Inn. New president Douglas Kerns led a 14-member gathering as Lacy Anderson and David Link Jr. chair the dance committee with Godfrey Prelip.
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GORE
Mountainside Inn
Gore Fire Company
Douglas Kerns
Lacy Anderson
David Link, Jr
Godfrey Prelip
Roy Hoak, Sr
Charles Parrish
Roy Pugh
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Gore Company
Kiwanis Officers To Be Installed At Luncheon
Lt. Gov. H P Sturdivant of Westminster Md will install newly elected Kiwanis officers at a 12 15 pm luncheon tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. Officers include President Charles A Pine Sr and Directors Holmes Newcome William Louthan Ed Molden plus treasurer Holmes Newcome and secretary George W Good.
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H. P. Sturdivant
Westminster
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Charles A. Pine, Sr
W. H. Butler, Jr
Garland Canter
William Bennett
H. W. Ebert
Preston Howard
Hubert Stratton
Robert Glaize
Holmes Newcome
William Louthan
Ed Molden
George W. Good
Clarence Hill
Howard Murray
Forrest Oglesby
Carlisle Fisher
William Claytor
David Plank
Percy Stultz
Douglas Butler
A. B. Groves
H. W. Butler
Segregation Conflicts Prompt School Enrollment Push
In Florida a city plan would have bus drivers issue seated tickets to enforce segregation after Gov Collins suspended services. In Tennessee fourteen Negro children petitioned federal court for admission to all white schools citing denial since September. Tennessee leaders criticized the U S Supreme Court ban on desegregation with no immediate action.
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Dollarway
Hazel Watkins
Dove
Tallahassee
Fla
Leroy Collins
Florida
Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville
Frank Clement
Tennessee General Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Stranded Ships Break Free as Open Sea Beckons
Thirteen ships from seven nations began steaming out of Port Said Harbor into the Mediterranean, moving under their own power after being trapped in the Suez Canal for over two months during the conflict. The Norse tanker Eli Knudsen led, followed by the Statue of Liberty, as tugboats helped guide the convoy north.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Eli Knudsen
Mediterranean
Cities
Ismailia
Midway Point
Cairo
King Saud to Visit White House for Middle East Talks
King Saud of Saudi Arabia will visit Washington January 30 to February 1 as guest of President Eisenhower. Officials say the talks will cover Middle East matters of mutual interest including blocking Red aggression. Eisenhower plans a stag dinner Jan 39 in the King’s honor.
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Washington
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Middle East
White House
Saud
Israel
Knowland weighs 1960 bid under California glare
The report notes speculation that Knowland may run for president via a California governor term or a Senate bid. It discusses Knight and Nixon as possible rivals and a split Republican delegation looming for the 1960 convention. Knight denies immediate Senate plans, leaving Knowland's path uncertain.
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Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Sacrammento
Calif
Senate
Washington
California
Nixon
Explosion at Montreal Shell Refinery Hits Fire
A blast and large blaze at the Shell Oil of Canada refinery on Montreal’s eastern outskirts burned for hours with flames rising about 200 feet. No deaths or injuries were reported though six storage tanks containing propane gasoline or oil were said to have erupted. Crews from five area refineries fought the fire while officials noted limited risk to nearby plants.
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Montreal
Shell Oil of Canada
Canada
Birvest Refining Center
U S Asylum For Egyptian Jews Proposed
A 1700-person assembly urged President Eisenhower to consider an emergency immigration measure granting asylum in the United States to Egyptian Jews. The resolution accused Egypt of deportations and arrests, hostage seizures, loss of citizenship, and property confiscation, and pressed for a U.N. investigation and a U.S. protest. A shipload of 972 Egyptian Jews had arrived in Naples.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Jewish Community Council of
Greater Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
U.S
U. S
United Nations
U.N
Nasser
Egypt
Naples
Jewish exodus from Egypt fuels tension and doubt
Egyptian officials said the exiles left voluntarily while others deny it. The event sparks concern as many expect the remaining 40 000 Jews in Egypt to follow, sharing tales of terror and lost possessions.
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Egypt
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Electoral College
Jacob L. Holtzmann
Brooklyn
Lamp’s Photography
City
Air Force Chief
Advertising Council
Lamb
Anderson
General Electric TV
Kennth E. Henry CO
Winchester, Va
Gore Fire Co
Roy Hoak
Fire Company
Kiwanis
Rhodes Drug CO
Shoecenter
Peters
E. R. Rhine
N. Braddock St
For All
Florist
DAILY
A Newski
Europe
Rambler
American Motors
Carload
Cookie
Grand Savings
Si NewBevy Co
N. Loudoun St
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