Dior Accents Slim Lines In Spring Suit Collection
New York reports Christian Dior previews a restrained American spring lineup with pencil skirts snug waists and discreetly soft jackets. Color runs through dramatic ensembles while stark black and white contrasts appear. Tina R showcases casual bright designs influenced by South Pacific and Oriental motifs alongside Oleg Cassini in the same collection.
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Dior
New York
Christian Dior
Atlantic
U. S
Tina R
Honolulu
South Pacific
Oleg Cassini
Grandson Of County Man To Appear With NBC Symphony Sunday
Mrs Wright of Frederick County says her grandson Douglas Wright is among four finalists in a national Stineway Piano contest to discover new musical talent. The winner earns a 5000 dollar award. He has been studying music for four years.
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NBC Symphony
D. E. Wright
St. Petersburg
Wright
Frederick County
Stineway Piano
Lewis
Helen Wright
Douglas
Birthday tributes to Louis A. Johnson former defense secretary
Louis A. Johnson born January 10 1891 in Roanoke Virginia. Former secretary of defense and civilian head of all U S armed forces. From 1937 to 1940 he served as assistant secretary of war and shaped wartime mobilization plans. Now practicing law with offices in Clarksburg Charleston and Washington D C.
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Louis A. Johnson
Roanoke Va
United States
Air Force
Johnson
Clarksburg
Charleston
W. Va
Washington, D.C
Buried in Lexington Lt. Breckinridge Remembered in Korea Death
Interment for Lt. John Cabell Breckinridge who died in Korea last October took place January 5 in Lexington Kentucky. Marines escorted the body from New York and pallbearers were cousins from Lexington and Winchester.
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Lt. Breckinridge
Lexington, Ky
John Cabell Breckinridge
Korea
Lexington
Kentucky
Breckinridge
United States
James Breckinridge
United States Marine Corps
New York
Charles Town
Dorothy T. Breckinridge
Elizabeth T. Grove
Imogene Thomson
Gertrude B. Alfriend
Federal Buying Of Apples Begins
The Production and Marketing Administration launches a winter apple purchase through February 23. Six varieties are bought for school lunch programs or charitable use. Bids due January 26. Albemarle Pippins and Winesaps at $1.60 a bushel. York Imperial, Rome Beauty, Stayman, Golden Delicious at $1.80 a bushel.
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PMA
J. Parker Lambeth
Lambeth
Rome Beauty
Golden Delicious
Stayman
York
Richardson Reappointed to Farm Credit Board in Baltimore
Frank W. Richardson of Camden Delaware is reappointed to a three year term on the Farm Credit Board of Baltimore by I W Duggan. He is a Michigan State graduate and president of the East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association. He also serves ex officio on multiple Baltimore regional Farm Credit institutions.
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Frank W. Richardson
Camden
Delaware
Farm Credit Board of
Baltimore
I. W. Duggan
Farm Credit Administration
Julian A Everly
National Farm Loan Association of
Winchester
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
Richardson
Michigan State College
East-Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pederal Land Bank of Baltimore
Pederal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
Production Credit Corporation of Baltimore
Winchester JCC to Hear Social Security Manager
Harry Albert Nelson, manager of the Winchester Social Security Office, will speak at the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow at 12 15 PM at the George Washington Hotel. President Russell Newcome announced the program.
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Harry Albert Nelson
Winchester Social Security Office
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
George Washington Hotel
Russell Newcome
Drive Carefully to Reduce Traffic Accidents
Public safety notice urging careful driving and adherence to speed limits to cut traffic crashes. The message emphasizes awareness while sharing road with others and avoiding reckless behavior. It calls drivers to slow down in urban and rural areas alike.
SCC Members Not Taxed on Free Public Utility Services
Collector Crenshaw stated that Virginia State Corporation Commission members receiving free telephone bus rail and telegraph services are considered gifts not taxable income. He indicated no compensation is received in exchange and thus no income reports are required as of his review.
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State Corporation Commission
Steuart L. Crenshaw
Frederick P. Wickard
Chesterbrook
Pickard
Commission
Virginia
Crenshaw
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