Plane crash near Montvale after takeoff injures pilot
A light plane failed to climb after takeoff from Montvale and crashed about 18 miles east near a summer cottage owned by M. Carl Andrews. Pilot Howard St. Clair of Raeigh West Virginia suffered head cuts and missing teeth. Andrews rescued him and an ambulance took him to a Roanoke hospital. Airport staff said the aircraft had originated from Beckley West Virginia.
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Roanoke
Montvale
Howard St. Clair
Raeigh
W. Va
St. Clair
Here
M. Carl Andrews
Roanoke World News
Andrews
Beckley
Action against Judge Bazile Is Dropped
King George County Commonwealth's Attorney Horace T. Morrison says no further action is planned at present on his push for a legislative probe of Judge Leon M. Bazile. Morrison notes the governor declined to call a special session to investigate and respects the governor's constitutional authority.
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Fredericksburg
King George County
How's Your IQ Answers Quiz on Page Four
A scrambled page shows quiz answers with items like 16 years old, a climb meaning to go up, and statements about indigenous regions. It lists General John J. Pershing, 128 ounces, fifteen pair, and the Chicago Tribune.
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South Polar
John J. Pershing
Estate and Auction Notices From Berryville and Winchester
July 8 and 12:30 pm sale for Mrs JULY and 1 pm sale for Mrs Blanche McAfee on West Main St Berry ena with antique and modern items. July 14 noon sale for Herbert S. Larrick. July 22 1 pm sale by special commissioner Jos B Newlin at 109 EB James St Winchester for real estate and personal property. August 10 10 am est H J Hardesty Estate Berryville Va offers farm livestock machinery and personal property.
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Blanche McAfee
West Main St
Berryena
Herbert
Larrick
Jos
B. Newlin
EB. James St
Winchester
H. J. Hardesty
Berryville, Va
Man Becomes Father And Grandfather Too
Alexandria bricklayer Jesse Du vall and his second wife welcomed a six pound three and a half ounce daughter late Thursday. Twenty one hours later his daughter Margaret Daugherty gave birth to a six pound boy. Thus Duvall became a father and grandfather within a day.
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Alexandria
Jesse
Duvall
Route 5
Margaret L. Daugherty
Arguments Heard In Murder Trial In Clintwood
Dickenson County Circuit Court heard final arguments in the murder trial of Calvin Moore. Moore testified the fatal March shooting of Kenneth Mullins, a Clintwood High School athlete, was an accident aimed at stopping an uncle of the slain youth.
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Clintwood
Dickenson County
Calvin Moore
Moore
Kenneth Mullins
Clintwood High School
Ballard Mullins
Kenneth
Crit Mullins
Elmer
Hunter Good Taken by Death
Hunter Good 67 of Winchester died yesterday at Mount Haven Nursing Home Middletown. Born November 8, 1882 at Rock Enon he was a blacksmith and Capon Bridge Methodist Church member. Survived by widow Dora E Sirbaugh two sons James W and Winfred R Good one daughter Jessie Smith eight grandchildren two great grandchildren eight brothers and one sister. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Jones Funeral Home with Rev H J Goode officiating burial Fairview Cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Hunter L. Good
Winchester
Mount Haven
Middletown
Rock Enon
Dora E. Sirbaugh
Sarah Foreman Good
Mahlon Good
Mr. Good
Capon Bridge
James W
Winfred R. Good
Jessie Smith
Hagerstown
Charles
John Good
Miami
Fla
Elmer
Edgar Goode
James Good
Jones Funeral Home
J. Goode
Fairview Cemetery
Wesley Shiley
Assell
Clatus
Oliver C
James and
Elwood Carper
Infant Terry Cook Dies in Winchester Hospital
Infant Terry Elder Cook, son of Mr and Mrs Lorenza Cook of Route 1 Winchester, died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Thursday June 29, he is survived by two brothers Stanley and Lorenza. Graveside services were held this morning at Brucetown Cemetery with Rev E B Elmore presiding.
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Terry Elder Cook
Lorenza Cook
Route 1
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stanley
Brucetown
E. 8
Elmore
Woman demands to see President Truman in wartime protest
A barefoot woman in slacks and sweater drove to the Senate, leaped from car, and rushed into the Senate wing seeking to stop the war. Officials pursued her, she fled through corridors, then was captured at a third floor window. She sobbed she wanted to halt the war and cited her husband’s airline job and leaving her baby with parents.
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Pol
Senate
President Truman
Korean Background Outlined in Film at Palace
One reel film The Battle for Korea shown Sunday through ganemdey outlines the Korean incident. It explains how the conflict started and why, with both North and South Korean armies shown in action, according to manager Louis Bachrach.
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Korea
Ganemdey
Louis Bachrach
Republic
Hardesty Wins Dairy Herd Award
Clarke Frederick Dairy Herd Improvement Association announced that J. O. Hardesty and son of Berryville had the high herd for May with 1176 pounds of milk and 42.7 pounds of butterfat per cow from 25 Holstein and Guernsey cattle. Kenneth Hardesty’s registered Holstein led individuals with 2846 pounds of milk and 4.2 percent fat. Eight new dairymen joined the association this month including Frankie Sowers M. W. Jones Jr Roy Thompson Raymond Guest and four from Frederick County.
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Berryville
Robert Cook
Clarke Frederick
Frankie Sowers
M. W. Jones, Jr
Roy Thompson
Raymond Guest
Bayard
Frederick County
Queuille Begins France Cabinet Amid Domestic Fights
Paris Henri Queuille started forming a new French cabinet amid internal bickering concerns but saw the international crisis as a unifying factor. He won early support in the National Assembly with a 363 to 208 vote and asked for investiture while urging national unity to meet the crisis.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
Far East
Queuille
National Assembly
France
Republican group drafts new progressivism inside GOP
A secretive gathering of about 50 self-styled rank and file Republicans from 10 states outlined plans for a new progressivism to influence the GOP platform. Governor James H. Duff of Pennsylvania was invited to present his progressive agenda amid dissatisfaction with the party’s current direction.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Armed Forces Spokesmen Clarify Discharged Vets Status
Army and Air Force spokesmen explain postwar options for discharged veterans. They state that officers who did not sign new Reserve commissions cannot be recalled, while some on inactive duty may be. Wartime draftees discharged cannot be recalled under the wartime draft law. Navy reserve officers remain subject to recall. former enlisted men who did not reenlist become civilians.
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Army
Air Force
Pare
Navy
Naval Reserve
Two Men Charged With Auto Theft In Winchester
Authorities charge Billy Peters age 20 of E. Baker Junction and a Winchester juvenile with auto theft. They allegedly stole a new Mercury from the George Washington Garage Thursday night, sideswiped a car on Fairmont Avenue, struck a bank at Stine's Chapel, and ditched the car near Bunker Hill before WV police nabbed them. The garage estimates $200 in repairs for the 12 mile Mercury.
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Billy Peters
E. Baker
Peters
Winchester
Mercury
George Washington
Fairmont Ave
Stine’s Chapel
Bunker Hill
West Virginia
Fireworks Still Outlawed in City
Winchester police warn that sales and discharge of fireworks remain forbidden. Only caps for toy pistols and sparklers are exempt. Violators will be brought into court, Police Chief J Thomas Boyd stated.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Winchester
Insurance Man Retires in Martinsburg
Frank J. Trammell retires as manager of the Reliance insurance agency in Martinsburg after 36 years. Philip T. Seibert named manager of the Tram Reliance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, after 13 years with the Martinsburg agency. Seibert, born 1916 in Martinsburg, is Trammell’s nephew.
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Frank J. Trammell
Reliance Insurance Agency
Martinsburg
Philip T. Seibert
Tram- Reliance Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Mr. Trammell
Seibert
Cleveland M. Seibert
Burmese Marble Shooting Becomes Rangoon Daytime Trend
In Rangoon marble shooting becomes a popular daytime fad started by bored chauffeurs awaiting home time. The activity attracts many players despite a law against street gambling, with police not interfering as marbles are chased for cash in winnings.
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Rangoon
Cosmopolitan Rangoon
Interest in curb market grows with first time sellers
Three first time sellers Mrs. Vera Larrick Gore Mrs. Charles Algers Route 1-A and Mr Russell Brown joined the curb market this morning as interest grows per Home Agent Miss Agnes Shirley. Beets onions peppers turnips peas beans potatoes raspberries blackberries cabbage cheese butter apples pies cakes plants cut flowers eggs chickens and flower plants were available. Buyers may expect similar variety next week Market Master Mrs Walter Larrick says. A total of 1 sellers have been on head to date.
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Vera Larrick
Gore
Charles Algers
Route 1-A
Russell Brown
Agnes Shirley
Walter Larrick
Attempt to Settle Paper Strike Fails
Prolonged mediation failed to end a 19 day strike by the CIO American Newspaper Guild against the New York World Telegram and Sun. A three hour session ended with no concrete results and talks were adjourned for a week until next Friday.
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New York
CIO American Newspaper Guild
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
U S Plane Drops Leaflets in Korea
A Fifth Air Force C-46 flew over Communist held Korea today dropping leaflets urging Koreans to resist the northern aggression. The unopposed mission was escorted by fighter aircraft and promised UN support to peace loving citizens.
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Japan
Fifth
Korea
United Nations
Republic of Korea
200000 Red Troops Moved to Border
Chinese Nationalist intelligence cites 200000 Sino Reds moved to the North Korean border on Moscow order. Reports also claim large numbers of Communist troops entering Manchuria to join Korea fighting if needed. Talks on Nationalist dispatch to Korea continue between Tokyo mission and General MacArthur reps.
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Taipei
Manchuria
Moscow
Korea
Tokyo
MacArthur
Flying Farmers Make Safe Landing After Missing Flight
A plane carrying two leaders of the Flying Farmers of America and their wives landed safely in Greene New York. The craft, previously reported missing over Lake Michigan, carried Mr and Mrs Read Adams of Greene and Mr and Mrs Gerald Tyler of New Milford Pennsylvania.
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Greene, N. Y
Flying Farmers of America
New York
Lake Michigan
Read Adams
Greene
Gerald Tyler
New Milford
Britain Needs Crematories
British cremation experts welcome a Health Ministry move to permit six new crematories but say it remains a small step. Cremations rise as homes and schools lag in priority, with cremation preference increasing monthly.
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London
Britain
Health Ministry
Israel to name new settlement for President Truman
In Tiberias, Israel, a new immigrants settlement in northern Israel is to be named for American President Harry S Truman. Zionist officials say the settlement could be established by the end of 1950 to honor his friendship and work for the Jewish state.
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Tiberias
Israel
Truman
Zionist Organization
Award Is Won In Martinsburg Portrait Contest
Martinsburg The Veterans of Foreign Wars Famous American Portrait contest awarded $10,000 to Mrs. Clara Hopper of 3108 Queen Street. She plans to buy Savings Bonds with the money.
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Martinsburg
Clara Hopper
Queen St
Holy Communion at Centenary Church
The pastor Dr L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church announces Holy Communion at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Centenary Reformed Church
8. L. Flickinger
West Berlin Produces Power In Reaction To Eastern Cutoff
West Berlin generated its own electric power today after East Berlin cut off supply at midnight. Officials say they prefer higher costs to rely on their own plants and expect another power attempt from the East within months.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Korea
East Berlin
East
West Iy
Autos Damaged In Collisions
An accident at the intersection of West Bosca wen and Washington streets caused about 400 dollars damage to a 1950 Plymouth sedan owned by Clay Carr of Boyce and driven by Clay Carr Jr. A 1947 Dodge dump truck owned by W B Stuart Co. of White Peg and operated by James Kenneth Rudolph of Route 1 Middletown sustained 25 dollars in damage. Earlier at Braddock and Peyton Street a collision between a 1947 Dodge pickup from Wine Bros. of Winchester driven by Edwin Rosenberger of Gore and a 1940 GMC pickup owned by M. M. Adams of this city driven by Eugene Bayliss of Winchester caused 200 dollars in damage.
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W. Boscawen
Washington Streets
Clay Carr
Boyce
Clay Carr, Jr
W. B. Stuart Co
White Peg
James Kenneth Rudolph
Route 1
Middletown
Braddock
Peyton St
Wine Bros
Winchester
Edwin Rosenberger
Gore
M. M. Adams
Eugene Bayliss
Birds That Talk Require Attention
University of Illinois professor O Hobart Mowrer told 300 psychologists that a canary learns many words in six months with patient care. He said a mothering approach is key feeding watering and daily presence, and that imitation is not instinctive but shaped by individual treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Illinois
O. Hobart Mowrer
Big Boy
Newspaper Guild Ends Its Convention
The CIO American Newspaper Guild closed its five day meeting in Washington after selecting Pittsburgh as next year’s site. Delegates urged joint conferences with all newspaper unions, invited broader labor support for a proposed publishing corporation, and planned a $50,000 referendum on investment while aiming to curb industry monopoly and boost bargaining power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Pittsburgh
Crossword Quiz Clue List
A word puzzle with across clues for Oriental country to Bursts forth and down clues for small measure of liquor to Behold F-1 and includes notes on languages and symbols.
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Selenium
Sym
Company of Actors
God of Underworld
Peru
Winchester Memorial Hospital Admits New Patients
New patients admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital include Dorothy A. Moffett at 131 Montague Ave Wade Shumaker of 318 Highland Ave Helen R Butler daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Butler of 318 W Cecil St Connie A Sine daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Line 342 Fairview Ave Ella B Lockhart 14 Richard Ave Maize G Davis Purcellville Wilco McAboy Kernstown Leon Fultz Strasburg J and J Seldon High View Mairs Lindamood Strasburg
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dorothy A. Moffett
Montague Ave
Wade Shumaker
Highland Ave
Helen R. Butler
Joseph Butler
W. Cecil St
Connie A. Sine
Guy Line
Fairview Ave
Ella 8
Public Invited To Fireworks Show At Russell Potts Farm
Russell Potts invites the public to visit his Front Royal Pike property Monday and Tuesday for a fireworks display. The two mile out site offers tables for picnics and viewing, as announced by the county fireworks merchant. Lanaism, cited here, is described as a Buddhist practice in Tibet.
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Russell Potts
Front Royal Pike
Truck and Auto Collide in Key Route Collision Report
Multiple accidents reported on Rt 608 near Mt Williams and Mountain Falls and Rt 11 near Kerns Town. A General Baking Co truck hit a 1940 Plymouth injuring no one. 150 dollars in damage cited. Another crash involving a 1949 Lincoln caused hospital visit for head injury. A 1950 Chevrolet ran off Rt 50 into a tree with minor injuries.
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General Baking Co
James Kincaid
Rt. 608
Mt. Williams
Mountain Falls
Raymond Hook
Rt. 3
Ruben Hulver
Paris Mt
Clarke County
C. 8
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Virginia News
Bazile
Chicago Tribune
Hunter
Terry Cook
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
West Va
Beyond Va
Winchester Evening Star
Hardesty
Dairy Herd
Queille
Fom
Stephens City
Plumbing & Sanitary Heating
Barr
Cameron St
Armed Forces
Curb Market
U.S
The
Bowers Machine Co
Robert W. Bowers, Jr
Carl Drummond
Mr. Bowers, Sr
Drummond
University of W. Va
Morgantown
Newspaper Guild
Smoker
Shade Equipment Co
Martinsburg Pike
Daily Crossword
AIP
Leon Fultz
Strasburg
An J. Seldon
Highview
Aious Lindamood
Stras
Tibet
Kincaid
James Bockey
Bockey
Allegheny
Kernstown
Kenneth Jackson Price
Front Royal
Lewis Atking
Sperryville
Lake Rei
Glaize & Bro
North
Cameron Street
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
N. Cameron
Call Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
County Court House
Peyton Street
A. B. Solenberger
Florence Myers Barr Coleman Dunn
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