Retired Penn State Prof Bradford to settle near Millwood Clarke
Professor Bradford, emeritus of machine design and former Cornell assistant professor, retires after 30 years at Pennsylvania State College and will live at Way side near Millwood with Mrs. Bradford. He has been active in lubrication research and presented papers in London in 1937. He is linked to Clarke county through relatives and Clark Bank.
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Lewis Jack Glee
College
Wayside
Evelyn
Celestine Page
Millwood
Bradford
Abbeyville
Elizabeth Bradford
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania College
Cornell
Naval Ft
Philadelphia
American Society For Mechanical Engineers
Institute of Mechanical Engineers
London
Zeta
Tau Sigma
Mechanical Engineering
Nsylvania College
Albert Bradford
Clarke County
Bank of
Clarke
Lewis =C. Bradford
New York Tribune
Legge Improves at Johns Hopkins Hospital
W. R. Legge district supervisor of agricultural education rebasins ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with condition slightly improved. Mrs Legge and son Reynolds are present at the hospital providing support.
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W. R. Legge
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Auction Notice at R G Wol Sverton Farm
Farm auction listing for August 6 at 10 a m near Stephens City includes livestock farm machinery and household goods. R G Wol Sverton is the seller with items to be sold.
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R. G. Wol- Sverton
Stephens City
Soothing Peterson's Ointment Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for itchy pimples eczema and irritated skin with promises of fast relief. It claims one application suffices and offers a money back guarantee with a 40 cent price at druggists. Also advertised for tired cracked feet.
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Peterson
Grange Seeks Funds To Build Own Hall At Middletown
The Middletown grange plans a lawn party at 5 p.m. Saturday at Middletown high school to raise funds for a building fund now around 1000 dollars. W. L. Aber, master of the grange, chairs the event with Mrs. D. N. Gruber heading the refreshment committee. About 500 people are expected. refreshments will include home made ice cream cake country ham and sandwiches.
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Middletown Grange
Middletown High School
W. L. Aber
Grange
D. N. Gruber
Acheson Denies Soviet Claim On Italy NATO Membership
Secretary of State said Moscows protest alleging Italy's NATO membership violates the peace treaty is utterly without foundation. He noted Moscow sent protests to Italy Britain and France while Britain denied the claim and Italy has signed but not ratified the alliance.
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Tito
Moscow
Cominform
State Department
Vatican
Hungary
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Acheson
Red
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Gun attack wounds Los Angeles gambling czar and companions
Gunfire on the Sunset Strip wounds Mickey Cohen and three others including a California attorney general appointed bodyguard. Victims include Dee David and Edward Herbert with Cohen’s security detail reporting serious injuries as police shakeups follow a vice crackdown.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Sunset Strip
Harry Cooper
Cohen
California
Dee David
Edward Herbert
Herbert
Fred Howser
Cooper
Barney Ruditsky
Curb Market Holds First Summer Sale Under County Office
A Wednesday morning sale at the Winchester curb market drew six Frederick county residents offering fresh garden vegetables including tomatoes berries and cucumbers. Early apples and peaches were available with frying chickens and butter to be sold Saturday at 7 to 9 am under the county agent's supervision for the remainder of the Gardening season.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Quiz answers from Page 4 reveal historical trivia
The list provides correct responses: Adolph Hitler. 64 total with 32 red and 32 black. Phoenix Arizona. 1924 presidential campaign. 60 games in the 1927 season. tourists staying at the town’s only hotel TM. Kate Smith. sledding prone. a mist like rain. Benedict Arnold.
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Adolph Hitler
Phoenix
Arizona
Kate Smith
Benedict Arnold
Preacher Arrested in Alabama Hooded Gang Fights
The Rev. R. C. Lyons a 46 year old Assembly of God minister was jailed on burglary charges in Birmingham Alabama amid a campaign against hooded hoodlumism. A mob flogged Jack Alexander after accusing Lyons of praying before the lash.
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Birmingham
Ala
Assembly of God
Alabama
R. C. Lyons
Jack Alexander
Lyons
Alexander
Rev. Lyons
Virginia Income Taxes Drop With Yearly Revenue Decline
Treasury figures show year ending June 30 total federal tax receipts at 40 448 498 370 a drop of 1 416 043 925 from the previous 12 months New York led states with 7 367 802 709 while Virginia reported 769 884 926 Maryland 1 068 838 441 West Virginia 242 500 251 Individual income tax was the largest source at 18 029 745 504 with corporate tax at 11 568 383 478 and employment taxes at 2 475 980 012.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Lions Nominate Canadian Peach Grower President
Walter C. Fisher of Queenston Ontario was nominated for president of Lions International at the 32nd annual Lions Clubs convention in New York. The unopposed Peach grower will succeed Dr. Eugene Briggs of Enid Oklahoma at the final session tomorrow.
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New York
Walter C. Fisher
Queenston
Ont
Lions International
Fisher
International Associations of Lions Clubs
Eugene 8. Briggs
Enid
Okla
Friends History of Opposing War Since 1660
As far back as 1660 George Fox and others founded the Society of Friends and declared we utterly deny all outward wars and fightings with outward weapons for any end. This declaration has been reaffirmed by the society.
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Friends
George Fox
Society of Friends
Society
Flood Prevention Action Urged by Rep Harrison
Rep. Harrison urges House Public Works Committee to authorize a review of a flood control program for the Potomac river basin. He aims for permanent protection for Shenandoah river tributary communities and would direct Army Engineers and Soil Conservation Service to reexamine years old recommendations.
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Washington
Harrison
D-Va
Virginia
House Public Works Committee
Potomac River
Army Engineers
Soil Conservation Service
Shenandoah River
Augusta
Rockingham
Alden Descendant Testifies in Red Scare Trial
Frances A Hood a Radcliffe graduate and mother of two described herself as a direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden on both sides. She testified for the defense in a Boston communist conspiracy trial in New York on July 20.
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New York
Boston
John
Priscilla Alden
Frances A. Hood
Communist Party
Radcliffe College
Coroner Rules Baby Twin Death Accidental
A nine week old twin, Jackie Capps, died in his crib in Schenectady after choking on food following a 3 am feeding. Coroner E J Senn said neighbors found the infant around 7 30 am and ruled accidental death after autopsy.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Jackie Capps
E. J. Senn
Mountain Topples Moorefield in Bi-State Baseball
North Mountain defeated Moorefield 12 to 5 as Ritenour led the bats with a double and two singles. Dixie Shoemaker had three safeties in four trips for the losers.
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North Mountain
Moorefield
Ritenour
Dixie Shoemaker
Strasburg Hopes For Lighted Field Upgrade
Strasburg base ball club directors consider lighting Kline field to join the Northern Virginia league this summer. The debt-plagued club seeks brighter profits and to join four nearby towns with lights, following Woodstock New Market and Front Royal.
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Strasburg
Kline Field
Valley
Woodstock
New Market
Front Royal
Army Contract Probe Receives Truman Backing
A congressional push for a deep probe into so called five per centers coincides with a White House statement that President Truman wants the investigation. He directs Defense Secretary Johnson and Army Secretary Gray to proceed regardless of embarrassment. The White House cites let the chips fall where they may and it is up to the Army to clean its own dirty linen.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Defense
Johnson
Secretary of the Army
Gray
Mr. Truman
Plane crashes into Seattle homes near Boeing field
A twin engined C 46 failed to climb after takeoff at Boeing field Seattle and struck power lines before crashing into houses in Georgetown. Six bodies were found in wreckage and debris with two tentatively identified. Most aboard the plane survived. Authorities blamed engine failure.
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Seattle
Boeing Field
Air Transport Associates
Georgetown
South End
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