Convicts Run Ground Observer Posts in Detroit Jail
In a Detroit House of Correction post code named Golf Nectar Two Two Red, 376 inmates have served as around the clock observers for the Ground Observer Corps since July 14 1952. Currently 26 are on duty and 35 more await assignment. The program aids air defense reports amid Detroit area air traffic.
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Ymouth
Mich
Ground Observer Corps
Detroit
Detroit House of Correction
Golf Nectar
United States
George Edwards
Wayne County
Grand Rapids
Priwoh
Soviet Union
Michigan
Driver seeks license number to access safe
In Hartford a motorist asked the state motor vehicles department for his old 1954 license number, claiming it and his safe combination are the same. The request highlights a forgotten license tied to a vault combination.
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Hartford
Conn
State Motor Vehicles Department
Social Visits and Family Gatherings in North Frederick area
Mrs W B Potts and Miss Joyce Smith from Chevy Chase Md visited in North Frederick with the Whitacres. Other guests included Mrs A C Unger and James Unger in Berkeley Springs. A Chestnut Grove yard party drew Siler community attendees. funeral for Mrs Katie Omps was attended by I C Whitacre and Harvey Mauzy.
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North Frederick
W B. Potts
Joyce Smith
Chevy Chase
Carson Whitacre
Betty Lee Whitacre
Martinsburg
A. P. Whitacre
Ruth Ann Whitacre
Albin
Harrison Mauzy
Ann
Mauzy
Erma Potts
Myrtle Mauzy
Ann Mauzy
Mollie Luttrell
Allen Kipps
Tommy
Kaye
Judy
D. W. Dolen
Virginia Patterson
Lottie Whitacre
J. R. Haines
Stevie
Edward Largent
Carrie Grove
Elwood Whitacre
Round Hill Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs John Kelchner dined with Mr and Mrs Alfred Williams. Earl Cather vacationed at Shenandoah River. George Rosier and son Robert visited Mrs Cora Rosier. Raymond Bradfield called on relatives near Paw Paw W V. N C Williams spent a day with his son and daughter in law Alfred Williams. Yard party at Round Hill Community Center drew a strong crowd. Charles Fuller and Otto Puller hosts visitors. Betty Bradfield stayed overnight with Colleen Watkins.
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Round Hill
John Kelchner
Alfred Williams
Earl Cather
Shenandoah River
George Rosier
Robert
Cora Rosier
Raymond Bradfield
Paw Paw
W. Va
N. C. Williams
Round Hill Community Center
Charles Fuller
Otto Puller
Betty Bradfield
Colleen Watkins
Radio programming continues across pages with features and talks
Radio content extends from page one covering tics interviews sports and home hints. CBS plans more week night strip programming expanding beyond existing Bing Crosby and Fibber McGee and Molly formats on NBC.
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CBS Radio
Bing Crosby
NBC
Government Claims Over Clark Papers Spark Intervening Petition
Rankin contends the Jefferson letters and field notes were created under presidential instruction and belong to the government. The manuscript society representing 800 libraries is filing an intervening petition, arguing the government has no greater right to the Clark papers than private holders. Clark’s late expedition notes have remained with the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia since the early 1800s.
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Rankin
Turner
Clark
American Philopsophical Society
Philadelphia Society
Philadelphia
Shop in Winchester The Valley's Busiest City
A Valley newspaper item highlights Winchester as the region’s busiest shopping hub with the slogan Where Bargains Abound. Local merchants promote deals and store hours attracting shoppers.
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Winchester
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