Virginia political ad looks at Byrd record for farmers
The piece recaps Senator Byrd's Virginia career emphasizing pay-as-you-go road financing, debt elimination, and tax reforms. It highlights rural electrification, soil conservation, and opposition to federal farm subsidies, arguing for fair prices and free trade.
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Sam
Byrd
Virginia
State Senate of
State Senate
Union
General Assembly of Virginia
State Highway Department
General Assembly
United States
Citzens
Farm Extension Service
Senate
Hull
Hutchinson
American Farm Bureau
Farm Grange
Collins
Senator Mead Witnesses Hint At Social Call
Judge Samuel Dickstein testified that Senator Mead may have called the Washington office of the calonie on a social matter, as the proceedings continued from Page 1 regarding Jacob son.
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Jacobson
Samuel Dickstein
New York Supreme Court
Washington
Calonie
Prices for Winchester area milk await state hearing
Prices in Winchester and surrounding markets swung as the Virginia State Milk Commission conducts hearings on minimum prices and possible ceilings. The inquiry reviews effects of ending federal subsidies and rising costs, with markets listed from Front Royal to Harrisonburg and plans to add Arlington Alexandria Newport News and Norfolk Portsmouth tomorrow.
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Winchester
Virginia State Milk Commission
OPA
Front Royal-Strasburg-Middletown
Luray - Elton
Shenandoah
Lexington - Buena Vista
Lynchburg
Martinsville
Roanoke
Pulaski
Abingdon - Marion - Wytheville
Altavista
Danville
Chatham
Covington
Thomas Shoemaker Dies in Wardensville
Funeral services for Thomas Shoemaker who died at his home near Wardensville West Virginia will be held at 2 PM from the Wardensville Methodist Church. Burial will follow in Wardensville Cemetery. Survivors include five children and several stepchildren.
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Thomas Shoemaker
Wardensville
W .Va
Samuel Vance
Grover Stephen Clarence Godlove
John Braithwaite
William Fisher
Curtis Robinson
Virginia Heltzel
Ella Fisher Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Clarence Godlove
Ralph Robinson
William Fishel
Clearbrook
Charles Town
Omps Funeral Home
Sager Shows Quick Recovery After Gun Wounds
Joe Sager, treated for gunshot injuries at the local hospital, was reported this afternoon to be in good condition and expected to return home in a few days.
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Joe Sager
Wakanda Closes Its Most Successful Season Yet
Wakanda wrapped up its seven year run with the most successful season on record. Rev. James W. Turner of Bridgewater led the camp, with Rev. George S. Lightner of Berryville as business manager. The camp hosted 110 campers and 130 total participants, with a varied staff including Ray B. Coffman Edinburg and Miss Nell Bryant cited for notable camp spirit.
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Camp Wakanda
James W. Turner
Bridgewater
George S. Lightner
Berryville
Ray B. Coffman
Edinburg
Roanie Swennan
Luray
Gerald Havermale
Winchester
Earl Day
Stephens City
William Ryan
Laura Stoneburner
Nell Bryant
R. O. Bryant
Methodist Churches
J. C. Murphy
Strasburg
Methodist Church
John Teter
Winchester shoppers slow to reach Northwest Virginia center
About 52,747 people live within 20 miles of Winchester with 30 minute slow driving times to the Northwest Virginia shopping center.
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Winchester
Virginia
Treae Et
Park Martinsburg In twilight game ahead of July 28 clash
Park and Martinsburg prepare for a Wednesday twilight contest at Harold Fawcett Field against Westphal Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg. Park reshuffles infield with Fawcett at pitcher and others in new positions as attendance hopes rise for a 3 PM Sunday showdown versus Front Royal and for a state semi pro run by Viscose in Covington.
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Winchester Park
Front Royal
Westphal Hose Company No. 5
Martinsburg
Judy
Patton
Short
Lee Fawcett
Emmatt
Luby
Pope
Burch
Miller
Westphal
Park
Covington
Drunk Driving Fines Across Police Court Docket
Dr. James F. Madden of Morningside Drive received a $200 fine and three year license revocation for a second drunken driving offense with a 90 day jail term suspended. Dr. Taylor F. Finley of East Piccadilly street was fined $100 and had a one year license revocation with a 30 day suspended sentence. Other cases include Silas Luttrell fined $10, Floyd Holtsclaw jailed 40 days, Giles Henry fined for reckless driving, Ray Rudolph fined $50 and jailed two days, Emanuel Bean fined $5, and Robert and James Slaughter fined $10 each for disorderly conduct.
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James FE. Madden
Morningside Drive
Madden
John Rice
Taylor F. Finley
East Piccadilly Street
Holtsclaw
Silas Luttrell
Cross Junction
Floyd Holtsclaw
East Baker Street
Giles Henry
Front Royal
Ray Daniel Rudolph
Amherst Street
Front Royal Wins Opening Game In State Tourney
Front Royal defeated Bluefield 13 to 3 in the state semi pro baseball tournament opener. The Viscose nine scored five runs in the first inning as Ogle allowed four hits. Booth led with a home run and three singles in four trips.
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Front Royal
Bluefield
Ogle
Booth
Camp Lee
Portsmouth
Stoney Pated
Chimney Fire Berth at 126 Oates Avenue Reported
Local fire companies were called to 126 Oates Avenue this afternoon for a chimney fire but the blaze was already extinguished upon arrival. There was no damage. Robert L. Miller is listed in the city directory as living at the address.
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Oates Avenue
Robert L. Miller
President Truman To Fly Home For Missouri Vote
President Truman plans to depart Washington around 8 A M Saturday August 3 to return home to vote in Missouri.
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Truman
Missouri
Washinggton
Washington
Atomic control debate clouds Security Council session
Continued discussion on when the United States will halt atomic bomb production and share secret data with authorities dominates the council agenda. Russia calls for outlawing atomic weapons first, while the United States seeks a strong control system before halting production. The issue looms over the council after a month of lull since Poland accused Franco Spain of threatening world peace. The council is due to meet tomorrow in what may be routine proceedings.
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United States
Russia
Security Council
Poland
Spain
Discharged servicemen vs commissary and exchange privileges
Answer states that men who have been discharged are not entitled to use service commissaries post exchanges or ships stores. Those on terminal leave and still in uniform may use such privileges.
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Virginia
Union
U. S
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