Winchester entomologist Hough drafts pest control book
Dr Walter S Hough of 523 Fairmont Ave completes a 935000 word manuscript titled Spraying Dusting and Fumigating of Plants with A Freeman Mason as junior author. The two volume reference work from The Co covers spraying machines pesticides fumigation and pest control for fungi insects and crops.
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Fairmont Ave
San Comadhera
A. Freeman Mason
Mason
University of Mary
Switzerland
Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Hough
Pennsylvania
Winchester
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Stanfordniversity
California
Mr. Hough
Barbara
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Donald
Handley High School
Headhunters Take Lives Of Americans
Two American professors, Dr. Robert F. Conklin and Prof. Marc Pittman, were killed by Ifugao headhunters in northern Luzon Philippines. Their bodies were found in a shallow grave after a two week search by U S Air Force patrols and embassy officials.
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Philippines
Robert F. Conklin
Marc Pittman
James L Meader
United States
U. S S. 13Th Air Force Patrol
Luzon
Baguio
Ifugao
Conklin
Pittman
University of the Philippines
Englisi
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Miaminiversity
Oxford
Air Force Patrol
Tokukan
Causes of Pain at Swallowing
A medical overview explains the esophagus and common disorders that cause swallowing pain. Diagnostics include X rays with barium and the esophagoscope, with treatments ranging from suction to penicillin, sulfonamides, or surgery for congenital or variceal conditions.
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King
Beverage Officials Fight Bill to Ban Liquor Ads
Emile J. Soucy of the New Hampshire Wholesale Beverage Assn testifies before the Senate commerce committee that banning liquor advertising is as ill advised as restricting automobile ads due to injuries. He cites state controls as evidence. Edward L. Flanigan of Globe Brewing Co denounces the bill as ruinous to his Maryland interests.
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Washington
Emile J. Soucy
New Hampshire Wholesale Beverage Assn
Manchester
N. H
Senate Commerce Committee
Langer
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Soucy
New Hampshire
Edward L. Flanigan
Globe Brewing Co
Baltimore
Maryland
J. Warren Hastings
National City Chritian Church
George Bayliss Dies At Residence At 72
George William Bayliss 72 retired Northern Virginia Power Co. worker died this morning at 802 S Braddock St after years of ill health. Survived by daughter Dorothy Bayliss and nieces and nephews. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday Market St Methodist Church with Rev. Edgar Hill officiating. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Body to be removed from Kurta Funeral Home at 7 p.m. today.
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George William Bayliss
Northern Virginia Power Co
S. Braddock St
Bayliss
James Frederick
Emma Craig Bayliss
Frederick County
Mamie Hicks
Dorothy Bayliss
Market St. Methodist Church
Edgar Hill
Mt. Hebron
Kurta Funeral Home
CROSSWORD CLUES FOR DAILY PUZZLE LISTING
A compact crossword grid of across and down clues covering general terms from attribute to forearm bone with entries like banish one Great Lake gilded quote recipient gift and more through semitropica plant Ireland vex apportion distend mulberry seamark To solve fill each numbered clue with a matching word across and down, noting cross letters for accuracy.
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Moses
Virginia Legislator Claims Home Closer to Eight Capitals
Richmond report notes M. Rob inette of Jonesville argues his residence in the southwest has shorter distances to the capitals of Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and West Virginia than to Richmond. The piece also mentions corn yields rising from 8000 to 12000 stalks per acre with better seed and potential gains to 15000 or 16000 stalks per acre.
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Virginia
Lloyd
M. Robinette
Jonesville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
State Golf Association Sets Tournament Dates
The Virginia State Golf Association announced the men’s tournament will run July 1 to 4 and the women’s event July 26 to 30, both at Hot Springs.
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Richmond
Virginia State Golf Association
Hot Springs
Byrd urges use of Taft-Hartley in coal emergency
Roanoke Virginia January 16 Senator Byrd asserts it is President Truman's constitutional duty to enforce the Taft Hartley act to avert coal shortages with reserves slipping in five weeks. He says any president who refuses to enforce the law undermines constitutional processes amid a national emergency and notes the act has restrained John L. Lewis from forcing strikes.
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Roanoke
D-Va
Truman
Congress
John L. Lewis
Byrd Warns on Coal Act Amid WWII Stage Claims
Senator Byrd accuses President Truman of seven uses of the emergency coal act in 1948, two in coal disputes, claiming the law was invoked before the five week period to avert a national catastrophe. He argues the timing tied to the presidential election and repeal campaigns.
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Truman
Funeral attendance for family of Pvt. Norman H. Wiands
Attending funeral are Mrs. Frank Beaver and Beverly of R. Winchester and Mrs. Blanche Showalter of 122 West Cork Street. They travel to Arlington Wednesday to honor Pvt. Norman H. Wiands 18 of Holly Oak Delaware who died in a glider crash Friday near Fort Benning Georgia. He was the son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Viands, former Luray residents.
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Beverly
R. Winchester
Blanche Showalter
W. Cork St
Arlington
Pvt
Norman H. Wiands
Holly Oak
Del
Ft. Benning
Harry Viands
Luray
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