Court Cases Heard by Judge Edwards in Winchester District
Justice court cases heard by Judge W. Erle Edwards include Verner W. Ritter charged with reckless driving and fined $14.25. Victor Evers Glick of Bridgewater cited for no operator's license. William Douglas Baker of Junction fined $14.25 for no operator's license and improper use of spotlight. Richard Meredith Forney of 206 North Kent Street cited for reckless driving and improper lights with a $19.25 fine. Nathan Williamson of 308 North Loudoun Street cited for speeding at $9.25. Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh of Route 3 Winchester cited for speeding and no operator's license at $54.25. James E. Curry of Winchester charged with assault and battery on Burrell C. Luttrell. 60 days suspended on peace-keeping condition for 12 months and reimbursement of $30 for damages.
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Trial Justice Court
W. Erle Edwards
Verner W. Ritter
Mr. Williams
Victor Evers Glick
Bridgewater
Oes William Douglas Baker
Junction
Richard Meredith Forney
N. Kent St
Nathan Williamson
Loudoun St
Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh
Winchester
James E. Curry
Burrell Co. Luttrell
Luttrell
Radio Schedule Highlights January 31 Broadcast List
A dense listing of television and radio programs for Tuesday January 31. Programs include The Frank Sinatra Show Beulah’s Sketch News Commentary Jack Smith Show Echoes from Tropics Dick Haymes Club and more across CBS ABC NBC and other networks.
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Cbs
Frank Sinatra
Beulah
Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abc
Abc Ews
Gue
Mrs. North
Cbs Men of Press
Abco
Bob Hope
Nbc Life
Luigi
John Steele
Nbc
Abe
Cbs Time For Defense
Abc News
News & Variety
Killer of 3 Children Ruled Insane
John Steven Conner, 39, a construction engineer and former West Point honor graduate, was ruled of unsound mind at the time of the December 7 killings of his three children Cecilia 5 Michael 9 and Stephanie 11 in Alexandria. A three man sanity commission found him currently insane and unfit to stand trial. The judge will commit him to the State Hospital at Marion after a brief delay.
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Alexandria
John Steven Conner
West Point
Corporation Court
William P. Woolls
Conner
Marion
J. C. Watson
Jerome Baum
Janet Conner
Guy Conner
Portland
Ore
T. Brooke
Washington
Harold Stevens
Fort Belvoir
Sidney K. Chappell
USA
Commonwealth
J. W. Love
Cecila
Michael
Stephanie
Manganese Deposits Found in South Dakota Valley
Extensive manganese deposits are located in South Dakota's Missouri valley but the ore appears to be in a form that is difficult to refine.
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South Dakota
Missouri Valley
Winchester Lab Aims to Expand Fruit Research Facility
The Winchester Research Laboratory, part of the Virginia Experiment Station at VPI, has pursued fruit grower challenges since 1921. Led by Dr. W. S. Hough, with Dr. A. B. Groves and C. H. Hill, the team developed practical solutions saving Virginia growers substantial sums, and plans for a new laboratory near Winchester advance after state funding.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia Experiment Station
Winchester
W. 8. Hough
Virginia
Winchester Labs
Shenandoah Vinegar Company
Dr. Hough
F. J. Schneiderhan
Vinegar Company
U. S. 11
A. B. Grove
C. H. Hill
W. S. Hough
Notice of Responsibility by Richard D Trenary
Legal notice states that liability for any made items rests solely with Richard D Trenary dated January 28, 1931. The statement assigns responsibility to the named individual for all creations or products mentioned.
Acheson Warns Of Stopping Aid to Korea
Secretary of State Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that halting economic aid to Korea now would be most unfortunate and would affect Southeast Asia. He urged approval of a substitute tying Korea aid to extending the China Aid Act, noting unexpended China funds. He spoke as the Korea bill faced Republican criticism and a closed executive session followed.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
Korea
Southeast Asia
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kee
Dwva
U. S
Asia
Rothschild Family Emerges as European Financiers
Meyer Anselm Rothschild (1743 1812) the Frankfurt merchant who opened a money exchange and invested for an Austrian prince rose to fame as the family’s first financier. His success led to royal commissions and he left immense fortunes to his five sons.
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A. Meyer Anselm Rothschild
Frankfurt-on-the-Main
Germany
Television Evening Programs Listings
TV guide style listing for WNEW Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 and others shows a full nightly schedule from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am including news, cartoons, game shows, films and sports with multiple channels and time slots. Program titles include Kukla Fran and Ollie Captain Video The Muppet Shop and Boxing among others.
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WNEW
WTTG
Eae
Jim Simpson
Kukla
Captain Video
Telenews Daily
Strickly For Laughs
Gibbons Sports Reel
Sketchaquiz
Melody
Harmony
Game Room
Shop By Television
Television News
Herb Shriner
Milton Berle
the Collegians
Actors Studio
Orig
Jeanne Warner
Funeral Services For Mrs Sprinkle Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Rosa Lewis Sprinkle 62 of 401 National Ave died Sunday will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at First Brethren Church with Rev. Paul E. Dick officiating. Burial will be Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs Sprinkle lived in Winchester 15 years and belonged to Sunshine Club Braddock Street Methodist Church and Calvary Moravian Church. Her husband Capt Dallas M. Sprinkle superintendent of the National Cemetery.
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Rosa Lewis Sprinkle
National Ave
First Brethren Church
Paul E. Dick
Arlington National Cemetery
Sprinkle
Winchester
Sunshine Club
Braddock St
Dallas M. Sprinkle
National Cemetery
Sprinkle matriarch dies. two sons survive
Sprinkle is survived by two sons Ralph Sprinkle of Charlotte North Carolina and Karl Sprinkle of Washington. Born July 9 1887 in Forsythe County North Carolina, she was the daughter of the late Hugh Alva and Elizabeth Samus Lewis.
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Sprinkle
Ralph Sprinkle
Charlotte
N. C
Karl Sprinkle
Washington
She
Forsythe County
Hugh Alva
Elizabeth Samus
Lewis
Public Health Service Aids 17 States in 1949 Disasters
The U S Public Health Service provided emergency aid to seventeen states stricken by epidemics or disasters in 1949, coordinating medical and relief assistance to affected communities nationwide.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Eight-room house sells for 5650 at Cameron Corner
The eight room dwelling at the corner of 8 Cameron and E Cork Sr sold for 5650 Saturday. Buyer was W Carroll Willis of 125 S Cameron. Sellers were the T A Mason heirs. Louisiana recorded 55.11 inches average annual rainfall as the wettest state.
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Cameron
E. Cork Sr
W. Carroll Willis
S. Cameron
T. A. Mason Heirs
Louisiana
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Kurtz
Stetson
H. C. Sheetz & Son Men’s Quality Clothing
Loudoun Streee
Fies
B. M. Sullivan
Rouss Avenue
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun ST
A. B. Solenberger
W. Boscawen St
Automobile
Earl L. Mason General Insurance
W. Blythe
Corporatep Wourt
Rouss City
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. W. Arthur
Boscawen St
United States
Japan
Hornet
Santa Cruz Island
Lexington
Coral Sea
Princeton
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Wasp
Solomons
Yorktown
Midway
Richard D. Trenary
Chas. W. Webber
China
Rothschild Family
G. S
GEO
Mrs. Sprinkle
Warner Bros
Fleming
Apacnes
Sherring
Robert Taylor
John Kodiak
Arlene Dahl
Gray & Eddy
Tennan
Out of Life
Handley School
Henry To Goode Fire
Rouss Ave
Aanlow
John Deere
Geing
Ernie Jobs
Lupton Orchard Service
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