Episcopal Rector To Tell Lions Of War Experience
Colonel J. B. Shinberger of Purcellville will speak at the Lions Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 in the George Washington Hotel about his World War II service and outlook on Korea and Eisenhower's return to Europe. A West Point graduate in 1933 he commanded the 9th Infantry Division and served on Eisenhower's staff, with D Day participation and multiple decorations. He later entered the Virginia Theological Seminary and was ordained in 1950 prior to leading St. Peter's Purcellville St. Paul's Hamilton Mount Calvary Round Hill and the Good Shepherd Mission Snickers Gap.
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J. B. Shinberger
Purcellville
Madison Episcopal Parish
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Korea
Eisenhower
Europe
Col. Shinberger
United States Military Academy
West Point
9Th Infantry
60Th Infantry
Shinberger
Normandy
Virginia Theological Seminary
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Hamilton
Mount Calvary
Round Hill
Good Shepherd Mission
Snickers Gap
VFW District Meet Attended by Local Post Leaders
Douglas Butler commander of Post 2123 and Mrs. Sara Grayson auxiliary president attended the %th District meeting at the Veterans Memorial Home in Harrisonburg. The Rian Bowman Post and Auxiliary hosted. Department Commander and Auxiliary Department President spoke at the opening session. Local attendees included Harry Miller Albert Pingley and several auxiliary members.
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Douglas Butler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sara Grayson
Veterans Memorial Home
Harrisonburg
Rian Bowman
Harry Miller
Albert Pingley
Lena Allen
Nannie Lamp
Winifred Pingley
Ruth Miller
Livestock and goods auction notices listing February sales
Feb 15 at 10 a m A M Fowler north of Boyce on Pyletown Road offers livestock implements and household goods. Feb 7 at 10 a m Edgar and W J Butler one mile north of Clear Brook on U S 11 offer livestock farm implements and household goods.
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A. M Fowler
Boyce
Pyletown Road
Edgar
W. J. Butler
Clearbrook
U. S. 11
First Trials Tonight In Amateur Contest At Capitol Theater
First try-outs for the Forty & Eight Amateur Contest are on the Capitol Theater stage tonight. Contestants include Elaine Patterson Colleen Largent Velda DeHaven Bennie Sargent Franklin Day Henry Adams Rebecca Green Buster Frye Betty Alger Libby Green William Gant and others. Nightly winners advance to finals at Handley High School February 1 to compete for a Ted Mack Show appearance.
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Capitol Theater
Elaine J. Patterson
E. Piccadilly Street
Colleen Largent
Velda DeHaven
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Bennie Lee Sargent
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Franklin Day
N. Cameron Street
Henry Adams
Winchester
Rebecca Green
Ross Street
Knitting Mill Official McGrail Dies at 66 in New York
William Phipps McGrail 66, chairman of McLoughlin Manufacturing and its Winchester Knitting Mill subsidiaries, died at his Park Avenue home. Born Worcester, Mass, Dartmouth graduate, he led W. P. McGrail Co. in New York and is survived by wife Emily, daughter Jean, sons William Jr. and Paul, and brothers Joseph Edmond Arthur. Private funeral set for tomorrow at The Abbey New York. burial Wednesday in Mountain View Cemetery Shrewsbury, Mass.
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William Phipps McGrail
McLoughlin Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Winchester Knitting Mill
Park Avenue
N. Y
McGrail
Worcester
Mass
John
Lucy McGrail
Dartmouth College
W. P. McGrail Company
New York
Emily G. McGrail
Jean McGrail
William P. McGrail, Jr
Paul McGrail
Joseph
Edmond
Arthur McGrail
Abbey
New Yok
Mountain View
Shrewsbury
Allied patrols push through Korean front amid blackout
Four Allied motorized columns moved with little opposition. Osan Kumyangjang and Ichon saw activity as US Eighth Army imposed a security blackout on western front reporting. South African aircraft targeted Ichon area while others bombed Chongjin and Yonan.
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Osan
Seoul
Kumyangjang
Ichon
Wonju
U. S. Eighth Army
Yoju
United Nations
Sky Raiders
Chongjin
Sea of Japan
Yonan
Yellow Sea
Market Quotations New York Stocks Warily Mixed Day
The New York stock market moved warily with narrow price changes. Some issues rose while others fell, with only a few moves up or down by about a dollar. Names showing gains included Chrysler and General Electric, while Goodyear and Kodak declined. Railroad bonds traded slowly and U S Treasury issues moved narrowly.
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New York
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Woolworth
International Harvester
Boeing Airplane
McIntyre Porcupine Mining
Dow Chemical
General Electric
United Wall Paper
Walworth Corp
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard
N. J
Goodyear
J. I. Case
Caterpillar Tractor
Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott Copper
Eastman Kodak
American Can
Southern Railway
U. S. Gypsum
U. S. Treasury
Chicago grains open firm on Board of Trade
Grains trading opened firm on the Chicago Board of Trade with limited activity. Prices: Wheat March 2.44 3 4, May 2.45 3 8, July 2.42, Corn March 1.77 7 8, May 1.78 7 8 79, July 1.79 1 4, Sep 1.78 1 4 3 8, Oats March 97 1 2 5 8, May 97 1 8 96 7 8, July 91 7 8 3 4, Sep 90 3 4 1 2, Rye May 1.78 1 2 1 4, July 1.80 3 4 81, Sep 1.83 1 2. Soybeans Jan 3.23 1 2, Mar 3.25 1 4, May 3.27, July 3.26. Lard Mar 19.50, May 19.60, July 19.85, Sep 20.12 15.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Postmaster Sustains Lip Injury in Car Door Incident
Carl L. Campbell postmaster was confined to his home after a painful cut lip from a car door opening as the vehicle stopped at the curb. He required several stitches to close the wound.
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Carl L. Campbell
Campbell
Store Sales Here Above January Fifty One
Department store sales in 1951 early weeks were higher than January 1950 but below the Fifth District’s overall rise. Richmond Federal Reserve data show district sales up 20 percent from last year with Washington and Baltimore up 33 and 27 percent respectively. J C Penny reported inline with the district. other stores up 6 to 15 percent.
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Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
J.C. Penny Company
Reserve Bank
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Fire at Burks House Sparks Investigation and Arrest
Arson flames issued from the Burks residence and alarm brought Rouss Fire Company to extinguish. Captain Funk and Officer Shickle led the probe. Tracey was arrested at 8 30 am by Sergeant Boyce and Officer Lake. At arraignment Trial Justice Rice, the accused pled guilty and was bound over for grand jury. The fire began with papers in the basement and burned through the wall. damage not yet known. Several occupants were in the building when the blaze started.
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Burks
Rouss Fire Company
F. M Funk
Lester Shickle
Tracey
Robert Boyce
Morris Lake
John W. Rice
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Prices
Baltimore cattle and hogs show mixed results with live cattle mostly steady to higher for good and choice steers, utility cows down, hogs firmer in parts, and calves and stockers active. Chicago hogs and cattle higher on some classes, prime steers and yearlings steady to higher, cows and bulls largely steady, sheep uneven with lambs lower.
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Baltimore
USDA
Usis Md
N. J. Golden Delicious
Romes
N. Y. McIntosh Usis
P. Delicious
Golden Delicious
McIntosh
Jonathans
Staymans
Turloys
W. Va
Delicious
Yorks
Usis
Bubkts Usis
oGoldens
Del
Goldens
N. J. Bu
Goldens Usis
Ogre
Chicago
Early consumer research groups form in the 1920s to 1930s
In 1927 Stuart Chase and Frederick Schilink founded a Consumers' Club of about 300 members focused on advertised products. By 1929 the group grew to 2,500 and incorporated as Consumers' Research. In 1935 another group, Consumers Union, was established.
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Stuart Chase
Rederick Schilink
Consumers’ Club
Consumers’ Research
Consumers Union
Asa Racey 78 Dies Sudden While Visiting Neighbor
Asa Sydnor Racey a 78 year old retired farmer of Lamps died suddenly yesterday at 2 30 PM from a heart attack while visiting a neighbor. Born October 22 1872 in Shenandoah County he married Kezia Lockmiller who preceded him in death. He leaves two sons four daughters a brother four half brothers two half sisters a large line of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev L C Messick and Rev Donald P Austin officiating and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Asa Sydnor Racey
Shenandoah County
Solomon Racey
Kezia N. Lockmiller
Racey
Mount Pleasant BE. U. B
Raymond Racey
Lamps
Frisby Racey
Winchester
Hilda Milhon
Daisy Sager
Summa Copenhaver
Cashocton
Ohio
John Racey
Star Tannery
Ohring
Nelson
Clayton
Melvin Racey
Bessie Borden
Nellie Jackson
Jones Funeral Home
L. C. Messick
Donald P. Austin
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Son of Notre Dame coach is shot in Wichita
William D. Rockne, son of Knute Rockne, was reported in critical condition after being shot twice by Joe Novacek, a used car dealer, during a forced entry into Novacek's Wichita home. Sheriff Ty Lockett said Rockne, 35, entered the house Saturday night and fled when struck with a board before police arrived.
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Wichita
Kas
William D. Rockne
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Ty Lockett
Rockne
Joe Novacek
Novacek
Kansas
South Bend
Ind
William Rockne
Elgin
Mrs Lucy Bunting Dies in Maryland
Lucy Bunting a Winchester native died yesterday at House in the Pines Nursing Home Catonsville Maryland She had lived with her daughter Mrs M H Maddox until illness forced move to the nursing home Survived by two sisters Mrs Ben E Russell and Mrs Albert Mayne and brother Frank H Haymaker all of Winchester Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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Lucy Bunting
Winchester
the Pines Nursing Home
Catonsville
Bunting
M. H. Maddox
Edward Haymaker
Ben E. Russell
Albert Mayne
Frank H. Haymaker
Jones Funeral Home
McMahon Congress Speaks on Europe Tug of War
Senator McMahon warns that refusal to allow aid would reveal propaganda as sham while pledging to back military upgrades for a just peace. The troops for Europe debate centers on Ike’s forthcoming verdict and Senator Taft signals readiness to limit forces, urging reliance on sea and air power.
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McMahon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Hospital Admissions List at Winchester Memorial
New patients admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Charles E. Cochran Route, Donald E. Clark Mt Falls Route, Mrs. Jacob Catlett Route 2, Arthur E. Clark Mt Falls Route, Mrs. Emmett Shifflett Route 2, Mrs. Richard Keckley Route 3, E. L. LaFollette 213 Sharp St, Miss Helen Feltner 20 Glaize Ave, Mrs. Holmes P. Owens Clear Brook, Mrs. James Livengood Stephens on, Eileen M. Funkhouser Inkerman WV, Robert DePuy Davis Jr Martinsburg WV, Mrs. Earl Allanson Front Royal Rd, Mrs. Paul Luttrell Cross Junction, Mrs. Arthur Derflinger Albin, Mrs. Sam Clegg Upperville, Mrs. William H. Lewis Front Royal, Mr. Lloyd J. Palmer Strasburg, Mrs. J. E. Lanham Delaplane, Mrs. Charles Kuykendall Moorefield WV, Mrs. Francis Hutterman Berryville.
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Donald E. Clark
Albert Clark
Mt. Falls
Jacob Catlett
Arthur E. Clark
Emmett Shifflett
Richard Keckley
E. L. LaFollette
Sharp St
Helen Feltner
Glaize Ave
Holmes P. Owens
Clearbrook
James Livengood
Stephenson
Eileen M. Funkhouser
Raymond Funkhouser
Inkerman
W. Va
Robert DePuy Davis, Jr
Robert DePuy Davis
Martinsburg
Earl Allanson
Front Royal Road
Paul Luttrell
Cross Junction
Arthur Derflinger
Albin
Sam Clegg
Upperville
William H. Lewis
Front Royal
Lloyd J. Palmer
Strasburg
J. E. Lanham
Delaplane
Charles Kuykendall
Moorefield
Francis Hutterman
Berryville
William Miller Sawmill Operator Dies in West Virginia
William Milton Miller sixty retired sawmill operator of Jones Springs W Va died yesterday at 11 35 am in City Hospital Martinsburg He was born in Rappahannock County son of the late William and Hattie Moore He married Helen Peyton who preceded him in death Survivors include one son John R Moore of Sykesville Md two daughters Mrs Stanley Combs Lost River W Va and Mrs Jeannetta Whitaback Whitaback Md also two brothers John R Moore Front Royal Eugene Moore Baltimore Md Mrs Frank Hyle Amissville and Mrs Daisy Redman Oklahoma Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 o clock at the Massanova Pentecostal Church near Amissville in Rappahannock County Burial will be in the church burial ground Body at Jones Funeral Home.
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William Milton Miller
Jones Springs
W. Va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Rappahannock County
William
Hattie Moore
Helen Peyton
John R. Moore
Sykesville
Stanley Combs
Lost River
Jeannetta Whitaback
Whitaback
Front Royal
Eugene Moore
Baltimore
Frank Hyle
Amissville
Daisy Redman
Oklahoma
Massanova Penecostal
Jones Funeral Home
Campaign kickoff set for February with Winchester division
Scout development campaign enters Phase II by February 10 under General Sales Division. All meetings, except the kick off next Monday, run at county level to reach a Goal within weeks, avoiding conflict with other fund drives. Local initial sales division includes Bat taile Robinson White Shryock Arthur Harbaugh Anderson Marks Sanders Smyre Hofer Coffman Blackburn Ridgely White Cahill Sprenkle Powers Green Armstrong Kremer Marshall Brown Strader Glaize Larson.
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Winchester-Frederick County
William M. Battaile
H. Delmer Robinson
F. Grove White
Amos Shryock
B. F. Arthur, Jr
E. E. Harbaugh
Paul Anderson
Charles P. Marks
Geo. T. Sanders
Ronald Smyre
Chas, Hofer
Chas F. Coffman
Jack Blackburn
Co. J. Ott
C. Ridgely White
Howard Cahill
Philip H. Sprenkle
Dr. T. C Powers
James W. Green
Frank Armstrong, Jr
J. T. Kremer
Peyton Marshall
Lem. W. Brown
Virgil R. Strader
Fred L. Glaize
Ralph N. Larson
Murky Roster Details Include Appointed Post And Costs
The text notes Hanley being appointed to a newly-created $16 000 a year job in the New York State Division of Veterans Affairs and references the U S Military Academy Hungnam and a railroad annual crosstie replacement bill at $250 000 000.
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True
Hanley
N. Y
Cook Seeks Way To Beat Rap In Kidnap Case
Alleged kidnapper William E. Cook Jr. asks to beat the rap as he awaits indictment on the Lindbergh Law charge for abducting the Messers of Atwood Illinois with intent to do bodily harm. Arraignment set for Wednesday with a fast trial projected early next month.
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Oklahoma City
William E. Cook, Jr
Carl Mosser
Cook
Los Angeles
Messers
Atwood
U. S
Robert Shelton
Safer Driving Reminder: Slower Speeds Cut Time Between Cities
Readable fragment notes travel time between Winchester and Harrisonburg at 46 mph versus 50 mph. It emphasizes safer driving by reducing speed to save time and enhance safety on the route.
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Winchester
Harrisonburg
Crossword clues for a daily puzzle entry
Across clues include unmarried woman 39 firm 40 Latin name of Scotland 44 silk scarf Ecel 46 nymph Moh Par 47 diminished as the moon 48 Dutch physicist Down clues list viper 37 Persia 38 reverberate 41 large cask. The snippet shows a partial crossword with mixed abbreviations and foreign language terms.
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Scotland
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