Aluminum Drive Aims to Raise 2000 Pounds in Winchester
A campaign to collect 2000 pounds of discarded aluminum in Winchester aims to support defense needs. Dr. C. R. Anderson chairs the setup and firemen assist with collection across local fire halls and stations, with proceeds sent to defense headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
C. R. Anderson
Lucy Kurtz
UDC
Anderson
Dc. P. McVicar
Cairman
W. A. Baker
George Crowser
Defense Headquarters
Winchester Fire Companies
Boscawen
Amherst
McKinley Turner
Berryville Avenue
Standard Oil
Texaco
North Loudoun
Market
Ott Sirbaugh
Gerrard and Braddock
Answers to the Daily Quiz From Page Four
The page lists quiz answers: Henry M. Stanley. seven hundred. True. a named quartet of officials. hundredweight. No. Henry George. sixty five. Yes. three. It notes steam heat first used in the United States in 1845 in the Eastern Hotel Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
Warren’.G. Hardin
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert C. Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry George
United States
Eastern Hotel
Boston
Mass
Greenwood Yard Party Benefit Set for July 10 11
A Greenwood yard party fundraiser hosted by the church department will serve ice cream cake chicken sandwiches soup coffee and soft drinks on Thursday and Friday July 10 and 11. If rain the event moves indoors to the church.
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Church Dept
Non Coms To Have Class Tonight At Armory
Capt. W A Baker requests all officers and non commissioned officers along with interested men to attend a non commissioned officers class tonight at 7 15 at the armory. The regular drill will be at 7 15 Friday night and all men are expected to attend in civilian clothes.
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W. A. Baker
No Basis Seen for Steel Shortage Says Institute Leader
Chicago July 10 Walter S Tower president of the American Iron and Steel Institute said there is no sound factual basis for expecting a steel shortage for any essential use. He warned demand could crest with early delivery needs but shortages for non military uses are unlikely and could be managed by rationing or expanding production.
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Chicago
Walter S. Tower
American Iron and Steel Institute
Tower
Association of American Railroads
Britain
Canada
Non Striking Taxicab Drivers Report Attacks
Two non striking taxicab drivers reported to police that they were beaten by a passenger joined at his destination by four other men. Bar lay Eshman received facial and body injuries at Union Memorial Hospital and John E. Jones was treated at Johns Hopkins for facial and head injuries. The attackers pulled Eshman from his cab, took ignition keys, and grabbed change from his pocket.
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Baltimore
Barclay Eshman
Union Memorial Hospital
John E. Jones
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Eshman
Pera
Jones
Baked guinea pig praised as delicacy in Ecua dors Andean region
A note from Ecua dors Andean area describes baked guinea pig as the greatest delicacy. Local cooks highlight its traditional status and regional culinary esteem.
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Ecuador
Mrs Bailey 80 Dies In Shawnee District Home
Anna Elizabeth Bailey 80 died at her Shawnee district home after a lingering illness. Widow of William Bailey, she lived in Page county years ago and was born Anna Strickler. Survived by sons Dolan I. Bailey and Joseph T. Bailey and four daughters, with services Friday at 2 pm from Jones Funeral Home. Interment Mount Hebron.
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Anna Elizabeth Bailey
Shawnee District
William Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Page County
Bailey
Anna E. Strickler
Mann Strickler
Jones Funeral Home
E. Summers McGavock
Mount Hebron
Robert Srapp
W. Maynard Bayliss
Elvacen Pitcock
John Coop
Farmers Stepping Up Production For War Demand
Frederick and Clark counties respond to the U S Department of Agriculture Food for Defense program. F B Rees says families are increasing dairy meat egg and poultry output to aid both democracies abroad and home consumption. Emphasis on home food production frees defense resources and expands preserved foods for export and supply.
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Frederick
Clark
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Food For Defense
F. B. Rees
Rees
Frederick and
Clark Counties
Larrick Speaks At Lancaster Lions Club Meeting
Herbert Larrick vice president of the Lions Club spoke in Lancaster Pennsylvania on the close relationship of Virginia and Pennsylvania. He was joined by Dave Sencindiver Llewellyn Jackson and Bryan Stotler. They met Harold Hildum former Winchester resident now manager of a Hershey plant in Lancaster.
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Herbert Larrick
Lions Club
Lancaster
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Dave Sencindiver
Llewellyn Jackson
Bryan Stotler
Harold Hildum
Winchester
Hershey
Cabin Cruiser Wrecked by Explosion in Annapolis Harbor
Fire caused by an explosion partially wrecked the 36 foot cabin cruiser Girle 2nd in Annapolis harbor. Owner Charles W. Green 73 of Tampa Florida and his wife were injured. Green admitted with first degree burns. Mrs Green treated for minor arm burns. Fire Marshal Fisher said the blast happened as Mrs Green started a cook stove while bilges were pumped out.
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Annapolis
Girle
Annapolis Harbor
Charles W. Green
Tampa
Fla
Glass Chosen For Senate Post
A Senate Democrats conference unanimously selected 83 year old Senator Carter Glass of Virginia to be president pro tempore, succeeding the late Senator Irvine as the chamber’s presiding officer. Glass has served in the Senate for 21 years and is the oldest member.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Carter Glass
D-Va
Chamber
Glass
Senate
Inf Aren Ee
Sen
Legionnaires Of Seventh To Meet Tuesday
Seventh District American Legion will hold a meeting in Front Royal on Tuesday night July 15 with speakers W Glenn Elliott Richmond Department Adjutant and T Emmett Warriner Lawrenceville Department Commander. A 6 oclock dinner at Hotel Royal precedes the 4 oclock business session. Harrisonburg's George A Williams district commander hopes many attend.
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Seventh District
American Legion
Front Royal
W. Glenn Elliott
Richmond
T Emmett Warriner
Lawrenceville
Hotel Royal
A. B. Scott
Giles B. Cook
George A. Williams
Harrisonburg
Holy Name to Be at Communion at Sacred Heart
Members of the Holy Name Society are to receive communion at the 8 o'clock mass Sunday in the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev Father R E eeores pastor announced. Other masses are at 7 and 10 30. Novena devotions are at 7 30 Monday evening.
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Holy Name Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
R. E. Eeores
Must Know Number Of Sheep To Dip
The county agent's office asks farmers wishing to have sheep dipped to contact the office by Monday July 14. It is planned to operate the dipping vat in each section until completion.
Indians in the United States population estimate debate at Columbus era
The document asks if the 1980 American Indian population will reach 1492 levels. Dr. Frank Lorimer of American University estimated that by 1980 the number of Indians in the United States would equal those at Columbus's discovery, prompting questions about future demographic trends.
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United States
Frank Lorimer
The
American University
Rev Dr McIntyre To Preach Sunday Sermon at White Hall
The Rev Dr W W McIntyre superintendent of Winchester District will preach at the White Hall Metit Church at 11 o clock Sunday morning July 13. Pastor Rev George A Turner invites everyone to attend.
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W. W. McIntyre
Winchester
White Hall Metit
George A. Turner
Jewel sources for industry work include Thailand Ceylon and India
Natural corundum jewels used in industry come principally from Thailand Ceylon and India. The statement notes major origin regions for industrial grade corundum.
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Thailand
Ceylon
India
Card of Thanks for Gera E. March
We thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of our husband and father Gera E March for floral tributes and use of cars.
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Gera
Forgot Freddie Was Around
Albert A. Mohr of Newark drove with his five year old son in the car when a startled moan came from the back seat. Mohr found Freddie sleeping in a package and rushed the boy to Orange Memorial Hospital where a physician gave six stitches to a head wound.
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Newark
N. J
Albert A. Mohr
Freddie
Mohr
Orange Memorial Hospital
Legion Will Meet At Mr Armel s Legion Post No 21
Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 American Legion will meet at 8 p m Monday July 14 on the lawn at Bill Armel s Greystone terrace. If rain the meeting moves to the new armory. Business includes officer and delegate elections, district convention plans, Boys State Conference reports, and recruiting twelve additional members to meet quota.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Bill” Armel
Greystone Terrace
Walter M. Shade
Front Royal
Fish with eyes on one side
The question asks which fish has both eyes on the same side of its body. The answer given is that a halibut has both eyes on the right side.
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Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Sieh
Homer
Pittsburgh
Florhide
Tae
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Larrick
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Legionnaires of Seventh
Dr. McIntyre
Straig
MD. AE Oehy and
Penney’s
Sid Iad Forberder
Sally Lea
ACKS
J.C. Penney Cq., Inc
Winchester and Vicinity
Legion
Mr. Armel
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Doric Deluxe
Mervel W. Adams
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