Army Engineers See Dams as Key to Potomac Water
News from the Potomac basin reports four dam plans to control floods and provide water supply and quality. Estimated cost ranges 400 to 500 million dollars with annual regional benefits around 32 million. Federal and local funding split varies by benefit type.
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Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Potomac -Shenandoah
Baltimore
Riverbend
Washington
Rotarians Hear Rev Pendleton On Robert E Lee
The Rev. W. G. Pendleton will discuss the character of Robert E. Lee at Winchester Rotary Club Thursday at the George Washington Hotel. Ladies Night is set for the evening of Feb 10.
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W. G. Pendelton
Robert E. Lee
Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Pecca dillo two Cs observe misspellings detail
A note emphasizes the correct use of the letter C in Italianized phrases. It warns that pecuniary should have two Cs, and cautions against common misspellings.
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
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Carroll Unger Fends Off House Fire Near Old Bethele Church
Early morning blaze at Carroll Unger’s home near Old Bethele Church was controlled by Round Hill and Gainesboro fire units. Damage limited to wall and floor. a child alerted the homeowner and firefighters arrived at 3 10 a m.
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Carroll Unger
Old Bethele
Round Hill
Shawnee Fire Co
Valley Welding Co
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
WHPL seeks 24 hour operation with two new towers
WHPL filed for full time operation with the Federal Communications Commission. Manager John P. Bell Jr. says nighttime service would require two additional 300 foot towers and day and night power would be 500 watts. The station now runs from 5 30 a m until sunset.
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WHPL
Federal Communications Commission
John P. Bell Jr
Quarterly Bridge Winners Named
The Quarterly Winners bridge game at the George Washington Hotel drew players from Winchester Warrenton Leesburg clubs. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Snyder of Warrenton with Richard Bowers and Vincent Catarella in second. Third to fifth were tied among S. H. Reaves Merle Hoover Kathryn Carter and the couple Mr. and Mrs. John D. Glover. A Friday night duplicate event was won by Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Bentley Kinney with W. W. Triplett second and third and fourth tied among Nelson Page A W Kinney Ellis Ford and John Griffith.
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester- Warrenton-Leesburg
William D. Snyder
Warrenton
Richard Bowers
Vincent Catarella
S. H. Reaves
Merle Hoover
Kathryn Carter
John D. Glover
Herbert Schutte
Bentley Kinney
W. W. Triplett
Nelson Page
A. W. Kinney
Ellis Ford
John Griffith
Dinners at John Mann Church Aimed at Benefit Night
Chicken or ham dinners will be served at John Mann Church on Thursday evening starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds go to the church. Chick peas may be bought and canned for use as a first course salad with French dressing and parsley garnish.
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John Mann
John Mann Church
Dr Leake Addresses Tuberculosis Group in Virginia
Dr Dorothy Leake, a practicing physician and member of the state respiratory panel, spoke to the Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association about the Virginia Tuberculosis Association program. She urged school skin testing and rapid start of the effort. A 70 mm mobile X ray unit will tour from March 28 to April 27 for public use. Six patients at Blue Ridge Sanitarium received aid and gifts. By December 31 the Seal Campaign letters totalled 7 682, up from 7 594.
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Dorothy Leake
Virginia Tuberculosis Assn
Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Virginia Thoraic Society
Leake
Frances Kanade
Wayne Capper
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Joseph Sharp
Meeting Set Jan 24 on Area Development
A meeting to discuss Rural Areas Development for this area will be held January 24. Organizers invite local residents and officials to attend and share input on development plans and future projects.
County Extension Leaders Plan Rural Development Meeting
At the War Memorial Building County Agent T Wolfe and Home Demonstration Agent Agnes V Shirley announced plans for a Rural Areas Development program meeting. The Agricultural Extension Service leads county educational efforts and cites several projects to aid agriculture education and industry.
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T. Wolfe
Agnes V. Shirley
Agricultural Extension Service
County Rural Areas Development
Gram
Agris Culture
Wolfe
Shirley
Agriculture
Educ
Industry
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