Presbyterian Missions to Stay In Chinese Field
Rev. G Raymond Womeldorph of Charles Town a 20 year veteran missionary in Hwainfu Kiangsu China said Presbyterians would remain at posts despite turbulent Chinese politics. He noted only the aged sick and small children would evacuate if communists take over in southern China. Margaret Wood of Lost River W Va is among the missionaries cited.
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Presbyterian Church
G. Raymond Womeldorph
Charles Town
Hwainfu Kiangsu Province
China
Presbyterian Mission
Chiang Kai-Shek
Li Tsung-Jen
Mao Tzee
Iomeldorph
Womelidorph
Tsung Shek
Nanking
Margaret Wood
Lost Rover
W. Va
Womeldorph
Chiang
Chines
Formosa
Ronald Wilson
How an electrical pigeon evictor works
In some buildings a device sends electrical impulse pulses through roof wires every three seconds from a basement control plant. The pigeons are not harmed but are disturbed enough to depart.
Farm sales directory listings for February dates
February sales ads list auctions by L C White near Stephens City Claude Poston near Millwood Charles Edwards near Berryville H S Barr White Hall and H O Light Grimes Va. featuring livestock farm machinery and household goods with set times and locations.
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L. C. White
Stephens City
Claude Poston
Millwood
Charles Edwards
Berryville
Marvin Chapel Church
H. S. Barr
White Hall
H. O. Light
Grimes
Berryville Legion Cage Men Meet Winchester Tonight
Berryville American Legion hosts Winchester at the Berryville Armory in a local basketball clash this evening.
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Winchester American Legion
Berryville American Legion
Berryville Armory
Jewelry raid ties boys to multiple robberies in Florida
The two brothers, aged 15 and 16, arrested in DeLand Florida, are suspected in a spree that included a Win chester Boy Scout camp break in near December and a Boomtown jewelry store theft. Police say about $4000 in loot was taken with several guns sold in Gore and FBI linked cartridge cases to weapons found near the Rock Enon lodge.
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Winchester
Tampa
Green Cove Springs
Fla
DeLand
Goelitz
Boomtown
Ane
Washington
Laurel
Florida
Here
DeHaven
Capon Bridge
Walfords
Gore
FBI Laboratory
Rock Enon Lodge
Planes May Drop Food to Livestock in Snowfilled West
Snow blankets Nevada and neighboring states threaten 200000 head of cattle and 70000 ewes without feed. The Fourth Air Force prepared at Hamilton Field to lift hay by plane, while a Washington conference yielded limited results. Senatorled states seek emergency action as Maine reports its first major snowstorm of the year.
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Associated Press
Nevada
Fourth Air Force
Hamilton Field
Calif
Washington
Ely
Nev
George N. Swalllow
United Stockmen’s Assn
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Air Force
Lowry Field
Denver
East
Maine
Armistice Talks Near Breakthrough in Palestine
Acting U N mediator Bunche summoned Egyptian and Israeli leaders for a critical armistice session in Rhodes signaling a possible final decision. Israel reportedly seeks Bersheba and control of the Negev highway as talks stretch toward a conclusion. Israel may push for U N admission within days, potentially clearing Security Council hurdles toward Assembly approval.
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Rhodes
U. N
Ralph C. Bunche
Bunche
William E. Riley
Bersheba
Negev
Lake
Israel
United Nations
Middle East
Security Council
Assembly
Answers to Daily Quiz Corrected and Listed
Answers to the daily quiz are provided for questions on page 4. The list includes the jeweler fixing the alarm clock, Helen of Troy, a kiss, a person with mixed racial parentage, Philadelphia Eagles, a bowler, a time span of forty years ago, and a person aged ninety born June 16 1858.
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Helen of Troy
Philadelphia ‘‘Eagles
Bowler
Grass Roots Up Rebuilding of GOP Favored
Senator Brewster of Maine says sectional meetings may begin the plan to rebuild the Republican Party from the grass roots up. Senate Republicans urge Omaha national committee to study a national conference plan with state then regional meetings. Tobey supports a national conference to address social welfare debates.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Ugh State
GOP National Committee
Omaha
Neb
Brewster
Maine
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Capehart
Indiana
Wherry
Nebraska
Butler
John Townsend
Delaware
Congress
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Chiang Kai-shek retires as civil war looms
Chiang Kai-shek announces retirement while rumors swirl in Peiping of a red assault. He rests at Fenghwa as Chang Chun arranges the revised English translation to show retirement rather than resignation. Chinese and Shanghai reports debate peace progress and a possible return.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Fenghwa
Nanking
Chang Chun
Generalissimia
China
Shanghai
Associated Press
Spencer Moosa
Peiping
Weather Thwarts Plane Elopement in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati two 17 year olds Edward Kimpel III and Margaret Crump were taken into juvenile detention after an aborted elopement. Detectives say the Baltimore pair chartered a plane to Louisville for marriage but had to land due to bad weather. The father of the boy plans to retrieve them soon.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Patrick Hayes
Edward Kimpel 3d
Edward Kimpel Jr
Margaret Crump
Hayes
Uisville
Kimpel
Baltic Refugees Sail To Miami In Third Arrival
Baltic refugees from Finland and Estonia docked a 95-foot auxiliary schooner in Miami after a five month voyage from Sweden. Thirty seven people were quarantined before any legal action, with the group pooling funds to outfit the 64 ton two masted vessel.
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Miami
Atlantic
Sweden
Walter F. Miller
Miller
Stalinite View of World Revolution and China War Aid
Pospelov speaks to a Bolshoi audience arguing the twentieth century will mark Leninist triumph and global workers’ liberation. He cites 24 million Communist Party members, praises China’s territorial gains, criticizes American capitalism, and notes Western Europe’s Marshall Plan burden amid rising unemployment. Tito counters in Belgrade. Singapore name meaning Lion City.
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Truman
Pospelov
China
Lenin
Russia
India
Communist Party
Indonesia
Malaya
Indochina
Europe
Peoples Liberation Army of China
Stalin
Central Committee
Bolshoi Theater
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Communist Party of Serbia
Belgrade
Moscow
Dr. McGuire Dies After Leading Winchester Hospital
Winchester physician Dr. McGuire famed for founding Winchester Memorial Hospital and long presidency died after a storied career in ophthalmology. He held national posts, traveled for international congresses, and led hospital expansion efforts and fundraising. Survived by wife Mrs. W. H. Baker and three children. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church with Mt Hebron cemetery interment.
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Page Era Society of Scanbasinde
Assn
Southern Medical Assn
College of Physicians
Philadelphia
McGuire
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Council
White Way
Loudoun St
Rotary
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester Hospital
Europe
England
Netherlands
United States
Charlotte Claybrook
Westmoreland County
W. H. Baker
William P. McGuire
Julian Broster Lindsey
Alexandria
Thomas . MacCapley Booth
London
Robert Hunter
Ann Tucker
J. B. Lindsey
Janie Hunter
Thomas Booth
Sheila
W. P. McGuire
Lewis H. Hyde
W. Nelson Page
Abney Payne
Laura Holmes McGuire
Randolph Tucker McGuire
Christ Episcopal Church
Mt Hebron
James Roe
John B. McKee
John C. Hortenstine
George H. Smith
E. C. Stuart Jr
Ellsworth Johnson
B. B. Duton
L. M. Bell
J. A. Miller
John Rosenberger
Sloan Kuykendall
Fred Glaize
Clifford Grim
H. F
Early national old age security efforts emerge in Europe
Interest in old age security rose in Europe by the mid 19th century. Belgium France and Italy led the first legislative attempts to provide old age pensions.
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A.J.D
Europe
Belgium
France
Italy
Call Grand Jurors As Witnesses in Communists' Trial
Federal prosecutors subpoena grand jurors who indicted 11 U S communists to testify in their legal challenge to New York jury selection methods. The defense seeks to prove discrimination against minorities and the poor and to delay the panel trial until the next session on January 2. Judge Harold R Medina set the resumed trial date after defense requests.
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New York
U. S
National Committee
Alger Hiss
Harold R. Medina
Richard J. Gladstein
CIO Labor Drive Targets February Contributions
Labor launches another February drive seeking $1 voluntary contributions from CIO members to finance activities. Kroll advised UAW local leaders to limit ADA activities when they conflict with PAC policy, seen by some delegates as a rebuke to the Americans for Democratic Action, whose board includes Walter Reuther and other CIO officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Kroll
UAW
Americans For Democratic Action
PAC
ADA
Walter Reuther
American States Council Debates Venezuela Case Split
The United States seeks to mend rifts with American nations over recognizing Venezuela and El Salvador after coups. Chile and Uruguay withhold recognition while Chile convenes a special council session to address alleged negligence in safe conduct for ex president Romulo Bethan court.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
el Salvador
Chile
Uruguay
Council of American States
Romulo Bethancourt
Why the drink is named Tom and Jerry
The beverage likely takes its name from two characters in Pierce Egan’s 1821 novel Tom and Jerry or Life In London. Corinthian Tom and his friend Jerry Hawthorn are depicted as two sporting, rakish men in this fiction.
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Tom and Jerry
London
Pierce Egan
Tom
Jerry Hawthorn
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Morgan
United
John W. Rosenberger
Seymour Levin
Ellis Simmons
Philadelphia General Hospital
Rock Enon
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Hammer Mills
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Singapore
B. B.S
Singhapura
City of
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Farm Bureau
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau, Inc
Court House
Virginia
M. A. Hubbard
WFBF
Frederick County
Hubbard
J. L. Jolliffe
M’guire
Belens
Gardents
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Labor
American States Council
N. Cameron St
Tommy D. Lockhart
Order of the Golden Rule
Bell
Winchester Front Royal
Electricity BC
Northern Virginia Power CO
Purina
of OS
Purina Chow
Checkerboard
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