Farm Bureau to Hold Frederick Clarke Picnic With Speaker
Executive secretary of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation in Richmond will be the principal speaker at the annual Farm Bureau outing for Frederick and Clarke Counties. The all day event at Lions Shelter Senseny road starts 10 a.m. with Mr Hubbard speaking in the afternoon. Children’s entertainment includes games and stunts with prizes for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Richmond
Farm Bureau
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Lions' Shelter
Senseny Road
Hubbard
Services Tomorrow For Edwin Shepard
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 30 p m for Edwin H Shepard who died Sunday about 4 45 from a heart ailment at the home of his mother near White Hall Interment will be in Mt Heron Cemetery The Rev Claude Barrick will officiate assisted by the Rev S J Goode Pallbearers are Roy Bageant Leon Smith Bruce Muse Charles Brown Wilmer Anderson Grover Teets Honorary pallbearers are B M Sullivan Thomas Brown Lohr Dick and Walter Anderson
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Edwin H. Shepard
White Hall
Roy Bageant
Leon Smith
Bruce Muse
Charles Brown
Wilmer Anderson
Grover Teets
B M. Sullivan
Thomas Brown
Lohr Dick
Walter Anderson
Mt. Heron Cemetery
Claude Barrick
S. J. Goode
Mollie Clem Dies In Winchester Home After Illness
Mollie C. Clem 1876 193? wife of David H. Clem died at 308 N Braddock St after a two day illness. She grew up near Edinburg Hamburg, married in 1906, and belonged to Bethel Lutheran Hamburg. Survived by husband daughter Hilda Hitt and granddaughter, sister Wallie Clem. Funeral at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock then Bethel Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Mollie C. Clem
David H. Clem
N. Braddock Street
George Painter
Hamburg
Edinburg
Clem
Bethel Lutheran Church of
Hilda Hitt
Winchester
Wallie Clem
Washington, D. C
Clems
Taylortown
Dellinger Funreal
Woodstock
Bethel Lutheran Church
G. W . Zivperer
Forestville Lutheran
Vacation Sunday at Centenary Church
Centenary Church and Sunday School staff will observe a day of rest and change this Sunday July 29. The pastor asks all to attend worship at a church where services are held.
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Centenary
Answers to the Quiz on Page Four
The page lists answers to a quiz with ten items: 1 Ben Hogan 2 Yes 3 A rattle 4 Mineral 5 The Duke of Wellington 6 Newcastle 7 Linen industry 8 Brunei 9 New York City 10 Geisha.
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Ben Hogan
Mineral
The
Duke of Wellington
Newcastle
Linen Industry
Brunei
New York City
Geisha
Boy Scout Auction Sale at Va Livestock Market
Listing of July 25 auction at N Kent Street extended with numerous items from the Boy Scout sale. August 3 auction at Winchester County Court House offers valuable city business and residential property.
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N. Kent St
County Court House
Winchester
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A dense clue list includes across and down hints such as Hole-piercing foot Salt and Craze, with many short entries like 9 Climbing vine 12 Amid and 20 Banish. The puzzle integrates varied terms including Greek letter 17 and Chief deity Babyl. 46, plus down clues like Soon 1 and Gain 2, indicating a large themed grid with multiple cross references.
Former Clarke Man Dies In Washington
Beverley R. Pulliam of Silver Springs Maryland formerly of Clarke County died Monday in Garfield Hospital Washington D C. He was a retired Washington contractor. Survived by daughter Thelma Reynolds two sons Beverley A Pulliam and Barrett F Pulliam both of Washington. Funeral Thursday at 10 am EST from the Deans Funeral Home Washington with interment at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville around noon EST.
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Beverley R. Pulliam
Silver Springs
Clarke County
Garfield Hospital
Washington D.C
Randolph Pulliam
Berryville
Esi
Dea
Washington
Green Hill
Berrville
Millwood Resident Walter C Strange Dies in Winchester Hospital
Walter C Strange of Millwood died Sunday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a member of the IOOF lodge and long served as a gardener on the Carter Hall estate. Survived by son Walter C Strange Jr of Charles Town and three sisters all of Washington DC.
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Walter C. Strange
Millwood
Dolly Pendleton Strange
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ioof Lodge
Gardner
Carter Hall
Walter C. Strange, Jr
Charles Town
Louise Johnson
Bell Williams
Martha Strange
Washington, DC
Death of Cattle Still a Mystery
In Amarillo Texas 38 head on Sam Holford’s Sherman County ranch died within 24 hours in a pasture near an old gas well. Veterinarians could not determine a cause after tests at a Dallas lab and plan further examination of internal organs. Hydrogen sulphide gas is suspected by some chemists though oil men say fumes would need confinement to be fatal.
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Amarillo
Tex
Sam Holford
Wolford
Sherman County
Charles Thompson
Dalhart
Dallas Chemical Laboratory
Thompson
Amarillo Oil and Gas Men
Winchester Days Prices List From Area Stores
Winchester Days continues with a cooperative price drop across many merchants. The special marked down section lists A N Store Adeline Shop Baker and Anderson Bayliss and Patterson Bell Clothes Buzzella's Caldwell Sites Capper's Jewelry Cather's Clowe's Jewelry Esthers Firestone Stores BF Goodrich W T Grant G M Music Center Gray and Eddy Grove Furniture Hill's Toy and Novelty Gardner Hillyard Hodgson Huntsberry's Jays The Jewel Box Johnston's Jewelry Kinney Shoe Store Leggetts Lovett's Shoe Dress Shop Macy Marriane's McCrory's Miller's Hardware Milady's Shop Miller and Anderson Modernage Molden Electric Montgomery Ward Mowery's Jewelry Mulvey's Haberdashery Newberry's Peoples Drug Store J C Penney Philips Specialty Shop Pifer Printing Company Reed Shoe Store Rhodes Jewelry Schewel Furniture Sears Roebuck and Company Hi C Sheetz and Son Sherwin Williams Paint Company Shoecenter Swimley Furniture Triangle Shoe Company Valley Shoe Salon Weiner's Wenders Apparel Shop Western Auto Associated Stores Winchester Furniture Company Winchester Television Corporation The Woolen Company Workingman's Store Worth's Young Men's Sport Shop.
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Winchester
A & N Store
Adeline Shop
Baker and Anderson
Bayliss and Patterson
Bell Clothes
Buzzella’s
Caldwel
Capper’s Jewely
Cather’s
Clowe’s Jewelry
Esther's
Firestone Stores
B. F Goodrich
W. T. Grant Company
G & M Music Center
Gray & Eddy
Mowery's Jewelry
Mulvey's Haberdashery
Newberry's
People’s Drug Store
J. C. Penney Company
Philips Specialty Shop
Pifer Printing Company
Reed Shoe Store
Rhodes’ Jewelry
Schewel Furniture Company
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Hi. C. Sheetz and Son
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
Shoecenter
Swimley Furniture
Triangle Shoe Company
Senators Push for Clarity on Army Expansion Beyond 3.5 Million
Senators press for more information on Truman’s call to grow the armed forces beyond 3,500,000 men. Morse supports the expansion to deter Soviet aggression while Sparkman and others caution that any hike requires solid justification and clear prospects of trouble elsewhere.
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Washington
Truman
Morse
Rore
Oregon
Russia
Congress
Korea
Senate House Conference Committee
Sparkman
D-Ala
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Eisenhower
Europe
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Armed Services Committee
District Nurse Office Moves to New Winchester Address
The District Nurse Association and Winchester Tuberculosis Association moved their joint office from 22 S Loudoun Street to 206 N Cameron Street. The change was announced today.
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District Nurse Association
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
S. Loudoun Street
N. Cameron Street
Virginia Witnesses Protest Tax Hike
William Neff of the Vance Company and Frederick A Eustis of the Virginia Smelting Co testified before a Senate Finance Committee as House tax bills would raise Virginia company taxes by about 62 percent. Neff urged pay-as-you-go defense funding and local spending cuts while noting stores would be taxed as a single entity. Eustis warned his firm would lose 62 percent of earnings to federal, Virginia and local taxes.
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Washington
Virginia
Senate
House
William Neff
Vance Company
Frederick A Eustis
Virginia Smelting Co
West Norfolk
Neff
Senate Finance Committee
Eustis
Bradley Hoops Fix Scandal Claims $6,200 in Bribes
District attorney details a gambling scheme involving Bradley players from 1948 to 1950 with bribes totalling about 6 200. Players including Melchiorre Mann Grover Preece and others reportedly received varying sums for outcomes and margins. Investigators questioned four players in Peoria and Tony English was arrested. The Bradley squad voted to skip Madison Square Garden post season amid fixing taint.
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Gan
Hogan
Preece
Mann
Grover
Unamed
Bradley
Bowling Green
Melchiorre
Bradley Field House
Vincent A. G. O’ Conor
Peoria
Sentencing and Smelter Workers Fined Over Mine Road Blockade
Sentencing continued from Page 1 with Smelter Workers and Local 890 each fined 4000 dollars for ignoring an injunction to keep the road to the Empire zinc mine at Hanover open. A sound truck near the courthouse voiced opposition to Sheriff Goforth, Police Chief Roach, and Governor Mechem's martial law threat. No violence was reported and Roach said National Guard unlikely.
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Empire Zinc
Hanover
Court House
Grant County
Leslie Goforth
Joe Roach
Govern_ Mechem
Roach
National Guard
Stars vary greatly in size from Earth scale to enormous
The discussion notes that some stars are very small, even smaller than Earth, while the largest known stars reach about 3,000 times the sun's diameter.
Child pulled from Opequon Creek after wandering incident
Rescue crews worked to revive two year old Dale Golightly who wandered from home and fell into the Opequon Creek near Millwood Pike. Family members and the Friendship Fire Company assisted with artificial respiration before a mechanical respirator arrived.
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Opequon Creek
Dale Golightly
Douglas Golightly
Millwood Pike
Friendship Fire Company
Robert Golightly
Portland man parades 100-pound cougar as harmless pet
In Portland Oregon Chili the 100 pound cougar returned home after a police zoo hold. Owner Kendall Hockensmith dismissed danger claims saying the animal is playful and only sometimes rough with dogs. Neighbors disputed the claim and a state official noted a $50 bounty on wild cougars, not Chili.
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Portland
Chili
Louis Miller
Zoo
Kendall Hockensmith
Hockensmith
State Game Commission
British Plane Reports Arctic Flight Crossing North Pole
The Air Ministry announced a Lincoln Aries long range bomber is flying from Iceland toward the North Pole and expected to land at Eielson Field near Fairbanks after 17 hours of nonstop flight covering 3558 miles. The mission, part of Arctic training by the R A F College at Manby, England, will return Thursday on a 4128 mile nonstop flight back to Manby.
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London
Air Ministry
Iceland
North Pole
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S Air Force
Eielson Field
R. A. F P. College
Manby
England
Senator Foresees Cushion If New Fund Is Cut
Russell, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the money could serve as a cushion should the new fund be cut. The group may sit in on hearings held by Connally's Foreign Relations Committee.
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Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Allies Take Command in Korean Cease Fire Talks
UN advance headquarters report a shift in momentum as Allied delegates gain initiative in Kaesong talks. Vice Admiral Joy signals a stop to foreign troop withdrawal debates, warning the Reds to choose between peace or renewed conflict.
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U. N
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Adm
Turner C. Joy
U.N
Reds
Jong
Mississippi Democrats Plead Innocent to Federal Conspiracy
Eight Mississippi pro Truman Democrats pleaded innocent today to federal charges of conspiring to sell government jobs. The defendants face accusations tied to trying to trade official positions for political favors amid postwar national politics.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
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Farm Bureau Speaker
M A Hubbard
Edwin Shepard
Mos Winchester
Centenary Church
Mantell Morgan
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock St
Daily Crossword
Amid
Wayfarer's
Puget Sound
Egypt
Clarke
Barr’s Farmer’s Hardware
N. Cameron St
Madison Square Garden
Chtembenr
GOWEN
Order of the Golden Rule
Order
Jones Ezal Home
Bulletin
Swift
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Joy
Glaize & Bro
Chapman Motor CO
Desoto
Heatwole Motor CO
Mervel W. Adams
N. Cameron
D.S.T
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro, Pa
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock
Studebaker
America
Cather Motors, Inc
E. Piccadilly St
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