Harry Dellinger Dies Suddenly Near Mt. Jackson
Harry Dellinger, eight miles west of Mt. Jackson, dies suddenly. World War I veteran, son of Mrs. Alice Hamilton Dellinger and the late John Dellinger. Survived by wife Mary Ross, four children, mother, sister, six brothers, and numerous relatives. Funeral at 3 p.m. from Christ Reformed Church in Coneville with Dr. Timothy Leh officiating. burial in Coneville Cemetery.
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Alice Hamilton Dellinger
John Dellinger
Mary Ross
Max Dellinger
Ranzy Bean
Mt. Jackson
Glen Weaver
Coni¢ville
McKinney Dellinger
Winchester
Christ Reformed Church
Conieville
Timothy Lehwill
Cinle Cemetery
Kiwanis Luncheon Hosts Stuyvesant Students
Students from foreign countries attending Stuyvesant School Warrenton spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon. They gave a short talk on their native lands.
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Stuyvesentool
Warrenton
Kiwanis
Answers to daily quiz for age 4
Correct responses list: 1 Robert L Ripley 2 California 3 Buick 4 Governor 5 Clumsy 6 Robert Louis Stevenson 7 About two and a half times as many Negroes as Jews 8 Pekingese 9 82 years old 10 A covered earthenware Dish
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Robert L. Ripley
California
Buick
Governor
Clumsy
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sales Directory July 9 and 8 Auction Listings
July 9 at 10 a.m. Mrs. T. A. Mason 136 S Cameron St Winchester auctions furniture and personal property. July 8 at 10 a.m. estate of Dr. L M Allen three miles north of Berryville auctions horses cattle hogs and farm machinery.
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T. A. Mason
S. Cameron St
Winchester
Cameron St
Lewis M. Allen
Clifton Farm
Berryville, Va
U. S. Route 340
TV Influences Furniture For Home at Summer Mart Show
Chicago reports the international summer home furnishing market opens with 25 000 retailers admitted amid Chicago hotel rooms overflow. The American furniture mart and Merchandise Mart host 1250 manufacturers showcasing television influenced pieces from TV sofas to dual purpose tables and deep finishes reflecting 18th century modern and Chinese design trends.
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Chicago
American Furniture Mart
Huge Merchandise Mart
Lawrence H. Whiting
Huge Mart
Whiting
Mart
Furniture Mart
Yesteryear
Byrd to Oppose Confirmation of James Friend for ICC
Senator Byrd plans to vote against James E. Friend of Memphis for an Interstate Commerce Commission post as assistant director of neon inspection. The nomination, reported stalled in committee, has drawn union opposition and no committee action yet.
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Sen
Byrd
James R. Friend
Washington
D-Va
James E. Friend
Memphis
Enn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Friend
Icc
Rotarians to Seat Officers Tomorrow
A new slate of officers led by C Ridgely White will take over at the Rotary luncheon tomorrow. Daniel Leatherman is vice president Homer Alberti Secretary Treasurer and J Kenneth Robinson sergeant at arms. Charles Marks joins the board Andrew Bowen will report on his administration and present the new officers before turning the meeting over to White.
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C. Ridgely White
Rotary
White
Daniel Leatherman
Homer Alberti
J. Kenneth Robinson
Charles Marks
Andrew Bowen
Mrs. Mary Alice Montgomery Dies at 87 in Virginia
Mrs. Mary Alice Montgomery 87 widow of Harry B. Montgomery died at 6 17 p m yesterday at her daughter Mrs Douglas Spillman’s home 407 Gray Ave Born in Turbotville Pa daughter of Frank and Sara Keller She lived in Brucetown where Montgomery was a farmer and mill operator She leaves two daughters a brother four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services 2 p m Friday Kurtz funeral home Interment Brucetown cemetery Pallbearers named The body to be moved from Kurtz mortuary to the funeral home on Loudoun Street tomorrow morning
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Mary Alice Montgomery
Harry B. Montgomery
Douglas D. Spillman
Gray Ave
Turbotville
Montgomery
Frank and
Sara Wesley Keller
Pennsylvania
Brucetown
Highland Ave. Presbyterian Church
Florence Pyne
Ernie Smith
John Swartz
Holmes Fletcher
John Kercheval
Kurtz Mortuary
Loudoun St
Parents Call for Vigilance Over Communist Influence in Schools
University dean warns of communism in education and urges parent involvement to review civics and history texts. He argues teachers' loyalty oaths won t fix the problem and stresses that heads of schools must expunge false doctrine while guardians must monitor what students read and learn.
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Germany
Italy
Russia
America
Judith Coplon
Solar eclipses occur to a point on Earth about once in 360 years
The record notes that at any specific location on Earth a solar eclipse occurs on average once every 360 years.
Auto Output at Record Pace To Oct 1 Forecast
The nation’s car makers are projected to build about 1,400,000 vehicles from now to October 1 1949 near the year’s average output. GM leads six month output with no expected involuntary curtailment though labor standoffs loom for Ford and Chrysler. Dealers push for lower prices while stock levels remain tight.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Murray Proposes Conference On U S Economy And Jobs
Senator Murray proposes a national economic cooperation board to coordinate labor business and consumer input for an expansion drive. The plan includes directing a 15 billion public works program and potential government support to transfer workers to growing industries like steel and electric power. He cites unemployment projections to justify action.
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Washington
Murray
D-Mont
Montana
Congress
National Economic Cooperation Board
Senate
Public Affairs Institute
North Mountain Wins Bi State pair to stay atop standings
North Mountain won a 7-5 Sunday game over Bergton and a 15-3 Monday win over Mountain Falls to lead the Bi State standings. Lost City beat Mountain Falls 10-7 and Gore defeated Bergton 13-11. Bauserman starred with an unassisted triple play and three doubles. D Bauserman, Bloom, C Bauserman each had three hits. Gore’s win was marred by injuries to two Gore players. Mel Secrist sprained a shoulder and Bob Odom kneeed.
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North Mountain
Bergton
Mountain Falls
Lost City
Gore
North Mountain-Bergton
Richard
C. Bauserman
Bauserman
Lantz
Sherman
Arehart
North Mountain-Mountain Falls
D. Bauserman
Mountains Falls
Bloom
G. Pingley
R. White
Nesselrodt
R. McDonald
G McDonald
Hershman
Shell
Garrett
Elliott
Gore-Bergton
H. Morrison
Mel Secrist
Bob Odom
Michael
Shenandoah Park Traffic Sets Record
A record 4793 cars carried 17 518 visitors into Shenandoah National Park at the Front Royal entrance over the recent holiday.
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Shenandoah Park
Shenandoah National Park
Front Royal
Madison College President Seeks Unity in Teacher Staffing Effort
Miller pledges best efforts to improve teacher recruitment in Virginia, calling for cooperation from Madison College faculty, State Department of Education staff, and public school leaders. He aims to sustain progress achieved under Dr Duke and thanks the governor for support in advancing public schooling.
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Madison College
State Department of Education
Miller
Madison
Duke
Department of Education
Virginia
Ballplayers Serve As Pallbearers at L. Rinker Funeral
Middletown baseball players served as honorary pallbearers for Lloyd Weaver Rinker catcher and assistant manager fatally stricken Sunday before the Middletown Clarke County game. Casket bearers included Charles Clem Joseph Jenkins Eugene Jenkins Emory and Allen Cooley amid many floral tributes.
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Middletown
Lloyd
Weaver Rinker
Before You Leave On Your Vacation BE SURE YOUR PETS ARE CARED FOR
A local advisory urges pet owners to arrange safe care before trips. Shelter and vet services provide options. communities share contact lists and checklists to ensure pets are supervised, fed, and well cared for during departures.
Four Producers Serve Curb Market Extends Trial Period
Four sellers appeared at the curb market this morning and push for a two week extension. Newcomers include J. H. Lutzenhiser of White Hall and Mrs. Charles Alger of near Winchester. Markets will run 7 to 9 a.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Election of a marketmaster is delayed pending continuation decisions. A county agent will attend sales. More apples and similar garden produce noted.
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J. H. Lutzenhiser
White Hall
Charles Alger
Winchester
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J. H. Yost
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Ariz
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United States Military Academy
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Associated Press Automotive
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Winchester Plate Glass CO
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Philadelphia
John Nixon
American Physical Society
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Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
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Curb Market
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C. I. Brumback & Sons
New Holland Way
Lamp Motor Co
Smithfield Ave
Heatwole Motor Co
N. Braddock St
OLDS
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
Charles B. Henry
South
Loudoun Street
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