Tide of Toys Drive Aims 1200 Pounds For Europe Aid
The Tide of Toys campaign in Winchester, sponsored by the American Legion Conrad Hoover Post 21, aims for 1200 pounds to aid underprivileged European children. Commander Charles M. Zuckerman thanks contributors and urges last gifts this Friday, with pickup options or call 3609. Toys must be ready for shipment by Saturday. The report also notes the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst, N J, in May.
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Winchester
Charles M. Zuckerman
Conrad Hoover
Europe
3609
Sinc
Timberland and Estate Auctions Listed for January and February
Sales Directory prints upcoming auctions with dates and locations. J Randolph Larrick schedules timberland sale on North Mountain Gore Va at 1 pm. Lloyd N Conner estate sale near Coffee Restaurant Middletown Va with three trucks at 2 pm. A M Fowler sale north of Boyce on Pyretown Road featuring livestock, implements and household goods at 10 am February 15. Edgar and W J Butler sale one mile north of Clear on U S 11 with livestock, farm implements and household goods at 10 am February 7.
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J. Randolph Larrick
UN Nt
Western Prederick Bank
Gore
North Mountain
Lloyd N. Conner
Middletown
A. M. Fowler
Boyce
Pyretown Road
Edgar
W. J. Butler
Clearon U
Allies Hold Ground as Air Forces Hit Korean Rail Hubs
Allied forces faced heavy enemy fire but did not lose men while probing near Osan and Kumyangjang, and withdrew to positions south of the towns. U S Eighth Army avoided naming units as B 29 strikes targeted Kaesong and Chongju, while guerrilla activity harassed supply lines east of Seoul.
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Osan
Seoul
Kumyangjang
Far East Air Force
Kaesong
Chongju
Korea
Manchuria
Kaesone
Ichon
Wonju
U. S. Eighth Army
Five Point Plan for Korea Endorsed by U N
The plan calls for a cease fire and an interim administration in Korea. A U N group including the U S Britain the Soviet Union and Communist China would handle Far Eastern problems such as Formosa representation, with approval by the U N Political Committee on January 13 by 50 to 7.
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U. N
U. S
Britain
Soviet Russia
China
Formosa
United Nations Political Committee
el Salvador
Philippines
North Korea
How's Your I. Q. Answers Quiz Page Four
Below are the answers to the quiz printed on page 4. 1 President Truman in his radio address of Dec. 15 1950 2 Job 28 3 True 4 Liberty 5 Woodrow Wilson 6 No it would remain at a constant temperature 7 Drew Pearson 8 We must all help in preparing the country for mobilization 9 One hour 10 Mental diseases
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I. Q
TNSWE
President Truman
Job
True
Liberty
Woodrow Wilson
Drew Pearson
Approval Expected On Huge Carrier
House leaders readied action on the Navy plan to build a 57 000 ton aircraft carrier as a base for atomic bomb carrying planes. The 235 million dollar ship would be the fleet's largest and was part of a 2 billion program to expand and modernize vessels.
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Washington
House
Navy
Senate
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Capitol Hall
Truman
United States
Louis Johnson
Rep. Anderson
R-Calif
James Forrestal
Defense
Government eyes selective price controls under defense act
Officials weigh targeted price freezes for meat and clothing as a blanket cap is deemed impractical. ESA leaders note staff readiness could improve in two to four weeks. If prices freeze, wage controls follow under the Defense Production Act as the wage stabilization board drafts formulas for Alan Valente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESA
Nine Man Wage Stabilization Board
BSA
Alan Valentine
Probe of Plane Crash Is Started in Edwall Washington
Investigators began questioning witnesses after a Northwest Airlines Martin 202 crash near the L. E Bundy farmhouse 3 12 miles north of Edwall. Ten people died when the twin engined plane from Chicago to Seattle with seven passengers and three crew split apart on impact.
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Edwall
Wash
Washington
Northwest Airlines
Fred Campbell
Chicago
Seattle
Spokane
L. E Bundy Farmhouse
Rev Drumheller to Lead City Wide Prayer Service Evening
The Rev Paul Drumheller of Cork Street Christian Church will lead tonight's service as part of the City-Wide Week of Prayer through Friday at 7 30 in Winchester Presbyterian Church. The Rev William H Hanckel of Christ Episcopal Church will offer the prayer.
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Paul Drumheller
Cork Street Christian Church
Winchester Presbyterian Church
William H. Hanckel
Christ Episcopal Church
Albert G. Edwards
Harrisonburg
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Jesus Christ
Gehr Acquitted Of Murder By Putnam County Jury
Television director Herbert Gehr, 40, was found not guilty of murdering his wife Andrea outside a mountain cabin near Brewster New York. The verdict accepted his claim the pre dawn shooting was accidental as jurors praised the family. Dorothea Matthews the other woman did not attend the verdict.
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Putnam County
Andrea
Brewster
N. Y
Matthews
Gehrs
Gehr
Livestock Directors To Meet January 23
The Northern Virginia Livestock Breeders Association Board of Directors will meet at 11 a.m. in the County Agricultural Agent office on Tuesday January 23 to finalize plans for the association banquet on February 1 at Round Hill Community Center. The meeting will include committee appointments and other business per a letter from secretary John T. Wolfe. Committee members listed include R. R. Renalds and E. Clay Rogers.
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Northern Virginia Livestock Breeders Association
Round Hill
John T. Wolfe
R. R. Renalds
E. Clay Rogers
Entry List Grows For Amateur Show
Forty and Eight officials report ongoing entries for the Second Annual Amateur Contest to be held at Handley School on February 1 at 8 00 PM Shows run January 22 26 at Capitol Theatre with elimination rounds Each entrant listed includes name address and talent with a final at Handley for Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour eligibility rules noted Entrants urged to submit entry blanks for the contest in Virginia signage and opportunities for a special audition on the radio television show
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Handley School
Colleen Sargent
Cross Junction
Velda DeHaven
Gainesboro
Betty Jean Alger
Walter Allen Alger
Patsy
Peggy Alger
Route 1-A
Winchester
Patrica Dunn
South Loudoun Street
Buster Frye
North Cameron Street
Theodore Pendleton
Millwood
Rebecca Green
Ross Street
Fannie Clem
East Piccadilly Street
Elaine Patterson
Franklin Day
Whittier Avenue
Mary Ann Mcliwee
Bellview Avenue
Capitol Theatre
Handley
Ted Mack
Virginia
Community figures named in public notice
The document lists individuals including E. Campbell, E. O. Carpenter, J. H. Cunningham, Julian A. Everly, C. C. Funkhouser, John Rucker, Owen Thomas, Jr., and J. M. Wolfe as parties or signatories in the public record.
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Cc. E. Campbell
E. O. Carpenter
J. H. Cunningham
Julian A. Everly
C. C. Funkhouser
John Rucker
Owen Thomas, Jr
J. M. Wolfe
Capitol Grounds Acreage Clarified
The grounds of the United States Capitol span between 59 and 60 acres, while the building occupies a site of about 3 acres.
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United States Capitol
UDC Mourns Loss Of 12 Confederate Cannonballs
In Richmond the United Daughters of the Confederacy mourn the disappearance of 12 Confederate cannonballs from a park. The group considers possible theft by Scots or Yankee culprits and urges state help to recover the relics of the rebel cause.
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Richmond
Scone
United Daughters of the Confederacy
UDC
The Cannonballs and State Actions on Confederate Ties
The text notes a state stance of non involvement, labeling it a UDC matter. It cites Virginia ending its Confederate affiliations in 1865 as historical context for the region’s attitudes toward Confederate symbols.
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UDC
Virginia
Rotary to Hear Charles Coffman
Charles Coffman new chair of the Student Loan Fund Committee of the Winchester Rotary Club will address fellow Rotarians at the meeting tomorrow at 1 pm in the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coffman
Student Loan Fund
Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
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Hardie
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
B. L. Larrick
Loring T. Good
Western Frederick Bank
Frederick County
Virnia
Great North Mountain
John W
Maggie Good
Jones W
Circuit Court
e_N. Whitacre
Kathryn Lineweaver
F M. Pugh
Taegu
Roche Melon
d'Asti
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Wilson Gillis
CAA
Rev. Drumheller
Accclent
Egypt
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Braddock &T
Rotary
Cal
Glaize & Bro
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron
Taeio
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Plymouth
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Valley Ave
J. R. Alexander, Jr
Loudoun St
Valley Pride Coffee
Roop Center
N. Loudoun St
W. IT
Omps’ Funeral Home
Harry W. Aikens
Clearbrook, WA
Annock
Clarke
Warren
Page
Frederick
Shenandoah
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Geerse
Beta
National Steel
Dewtler
W. Plumly
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