Handley, WCHS clash in late rally loss 36 30
Handley Huskies fall to Warren County High School 36 to 30 as Harlow nets four baskets in the final four minutes to seal the win. Miler leads scoring with 14, Owens adds 12 for WCHS while Front Royal teams win in final minutes and Handley junior varsity beats Springs High 22 10.
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Warren County
Handley
Harlow
Miler
Owens
WCHS
Hand
Ey Springs High School
Shepherds’ High School
Berryville Girls Sweep Boyce Twin-Bill in Clarke County
Berryville girls overwhelmed Boyce 20 to 15 while the Berryville boys edged Boyce 17 to 16. Langbein led with 11 points. Cadwallader and Shimp added key scores as Berryville tied for the county lead with no playoff date set. Referee Eddie Shokes handled both games.
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Berryville
Bobcats
Clarke County
Boyce Agricultural High School
Boyce
Boyce Sextet
Langbein
Berryville Ahead In the First Half By Pilling
Shimp
Cadwalader
Cadwallader
Eddie Shokes
Cincinnati Red Sox
C. Rhoden
R. Dearmont
George Pope
H. Suddithh
Sma.wood
Livy
Bodens
Tavenner
Hawkins
Burtner
Casey
Estep
Berryvile
Fuller
Childs
Boswell
Royston
Enders
Garver
McDonald
E. G Ridgeway
G . Peyton
Late World News on Pacific Tests and Russian Talks
AP reports in late world news that discussion continues on direct negotiations amid the Russia Ukraine style dispute. The article mentions technical data from planned Pacific ocean atom bomb tests and tension between governments.
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Hosure
Pacific Ocean
Winchester Dr Pepper Five To Play Martinsburg Here Tonight
The Winchester Dr Pepper Stars host Martinsburg at Handley gym aiming to rebound from a 44 39 loss to Potomac Diners in Hagerstown. Eddie Shokes leads with nine points as Hoopes Crisman add eight each. game starts at 8 PM.
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Winchester
Dr. Pepper
Martinsburg
Winchester Independents
Dr. Pepper Stars
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Handley Gym
Potomac Diners
Hagers Md
Dray
Eddie Shokes
Hoopes
Crisman
Pope
Hoskins
Roundup: Hall of Fame plans NBA NCAA and tennis shifts
A New York report notes a voting change for baseball's Hall of Fame, with a top vote getter guaranteed a place. The National Interscholastic Tennis Championships move to Virginia University next June funded by Lady Nancy Astor. Montana U's Gonzales routs GonzaLy 103 to 34 as a Senet guard shines. New England hosts a district NCAA bid tourney amid lukewarm interest. Trinity's Ray Costing questions spectator turnout despite printing final tickets for Madison Square Garden.
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New York
University of Virginia
Nancy Astor
Montana U
Gonza Ly
New England
Boston Garden
Trinity
Ray Costing
Madison Square Garden
Miami club seals deal talks with Charley Trippi target
Harvey Hester’s Miami operation holds exclusive right to negotiate with Charley Trippi should he join the All America Football Conference. A Chicago signed agreement blocked Seah and Chavatoo from pressuring Paul Brown as No 1 choice. Marty Servo, former Nott Terrace HS runner, now avoids road work amid fighters. Dewey seeks reinstatement on Seattle Rainier list and holds inland pilot qualification across Alaska.
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Harvey Hester
Miami
Dicker
Charley Trippi
Trippi
Hester
All Seah
Chicago
Ke Chavatoo
Iveland
Paul Brown
Webtert
Marty Servo
Nott Terrace High School
Schenectady
N. Y
Dewey
Seattle Rainier
Alaska
Head of the Na Corps Named in Appointments Move
The superintendent is Lieutenant Commander Nellie Jane DeWitt, recently appointed to succeed Sue Dauser.
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Na Corps
D.J.G
Mother Appeals For Life of Soldier Son
The mother of condemned Pfc. Joseph E. Hicswa asked General MacArthur to review his death sentence in Japan for the alleged fatal stabbing of two Japanese. MacArthur said final action lies with Washington reviewers and assured thoughtful consideration of the case. He noted the record will go to the War Department for review.
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Tokyo
Joseph E. Hicswa
McArthur
Washington
Anne Hieswa
Wallington
N. J
U. S. Army
Pfc
Japan
MacArthur
War Department
Hirswa
War Warning Message Debate Ties to 1941 Pearl Harbor
Warning about a Winds code message suggesting a break with the United States is debated. McCollum says no such Navy interception occurred. He testified to a Senate committee that he did not know of the Navy's November 27 warning signed by Admiral Harold R. Stark calling it a War Warning.
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United States
McCollum
Navy
Senate House Committee
Japan
Hin Prase
Sparen
Paten
Haro R. Stark
Naval Operations
Answers to the Daily Quiz and tied notes
The page lists quiz answers by Howard C. Petersen covering topics from handwriting to plant breeding and Abraham Lincoln. It mentions William Howard Taft and a note on draft exceptions for fathers, plus a Miami footballer Pigskin Purler Harry Ghaul who scored in all but one game and a final Orange Bowl moment with Al Hudson.
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Howard C. Petersen
William Howard Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Harry
All
Campaign to keep atomic bomb tests secret gains traction
Washington lawmakers push a top secret ban to bar other nations from results of atomic tests. Chairman Vinson plans a bill with explicit congressional permission to destroy ships for Bikini Atoll experiments led by Vice Admiral Blandy scheduled to start next May, with limited visibility for observers.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House Naval Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Rep. Grant
R-Ind
W. H. P. Blandy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Blandy
Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
Grant
Byrnes
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Izaak Walton League Holds Dinner Meeting
The Winchester Izaak Walton League hosted its annual ladies night at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall with Dr. John F. Locke of Maurertown as guest speaker. About 75 members and guests attended as Dr. Locke delivered a humorous life of Isaac Walton.
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John F. Locke
Maurertown
Winchester
Isaac Walton League
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Locke
Isaac Walton
George Snarr
Lester D. Arnold
Jack Stowell
Regional Council
Washington, D. C
Dr. Locke
Case Bill Aims at National Labor Mediation Board
The Case bill proposes a national labor mediation board with six or more members, equal employer and employee representatives, and at least three public members. It allows civil liability for contract violations, restricts violence in picketing, excludes supervisory unions, and could repeal some anti injunction laws. The measure mirrors Truman’s goal for a broad cooling off period and seeks to use the bill as a vehicle for change.
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National Labor Management Mediation Board
Rep. Case
Organized Labor
Ad Management
Truman
Labor Committee
Case
Government Gives Steel Last Word on Price Increases
President Fairless of U S Steel carried a government issued last word to New York for steel leaders. The issue concerns price increases the government will approve to settle the reconversion crippling steel strike. No details were disclosed in Washington.
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William Needham
Washington
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel Corporation
New York
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Se Handley
Boyce High
Berkeley Springs
Gockel
Bodenshatz
Tio
Lincoln
Lincoln High School
U. S. Steel Corporation
George Washington Garage
Late News of the World
Associated Press
Rhodes
Sportepourri
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Loudoun St
Yew DU Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Gen. MacArthur
Pag
Izaak Walton League
Cypress
Grimm’s Radio Sales
E. Boscawen St
BIG Business
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Myers-Bond
Brumback
N. Cameron St
T. G. Adams Esso
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Harbaugh, Mer
Eli i
Ling Works, Inc
Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
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