Presbyterian Speaker at Winchester Service
C H Johnson Presbyterian speaker and Program of Progress Committee chairman from Atlanta will headline Winchester Church worship at 11 am. He formerly served as vice president of Ralston Purina Co and now pursues church work, presenting The Tithing Advantage. Also, Harry McCann joins as speaker at Winchester Presbytery Men’s Rally in First Presbyterian Church.
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Co. S. Johnson
Program of Progress Committee
Atlanta
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Ralston Puring.Co
St Louis
Harry McCann
Winchester
W. Va
Wincheser
O Pa
Sprenkie
Volcano Alert Shifts From Katmai to Mageik Peak
A reader reports Mt Mageik near Kodiak Alaska erupting with ash and steam while Mt Katmai lies quiet miles away across Shelikof Strait. Observers note an ash cloud rising and airlines preparing for possible flight detours.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Mt. Katmai
Mt. A
Lae
Shelikof Strait
Kodiak Island
Mt. Mageik
Berryville and Winchester Sales Directory Highlights
July 31 at 1 PM on S Church St Berryville Virginia features household and kitchen furniture. August 3 at 11 AM at County Court House Winchester lists valuable city business and residence items.
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Church St
Berryville
County Court House
Winchester
Alleged Car Breaker Is Held Under Bond
William sburg court holds David R Kelly of Newport News on 1500 dollar bond after charges of breaking and entering a car resisting arrest and assaulting a federal officer. Ranger Lewis T Booker testified he saw Kelly break into a car at Yorktown Beach and fled after a confrontation. Booker fired a warning shot as Kelly fled into the woods, where a posse led by Route 17 authorities later searched.
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Williamsburg
Donald R. Taylor
Newport News
David Rehard Kelly
Lewis Thomas Booker
Richmond
Taylor
Kelly
Yorktown
Booker
Colonial National Park
New School Chairs Bring Modern Sit Up Benefits
Dr Davell Harmon argues old folding seats hinder learning and posture. He demonstrates swivel chairs at Stanford University School Planning Lab to reduce spine curvature and stomach aches, claiming better posture aids digestion and education.
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Palo al10
Calif
Davell Aarmon
Harmon
Stanford University
Elderly minister avoids jail after double parking ruling
In San Pedro California 93 year old William Ross Lloyd faced a traffic citation after 50 years of driving without prior penalties. The judge suspended the sentence complimenting his long record and Lloyd noted his status as a retired minister.
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San Pedro
Calif
William Ross Lloyd
Lloyd
OPS to Seek Court Action in Virginia Lumber Cases
An investigation of Virginia's lumber industry led the Office of Price Stabilisation to seek court action in at least seven cases, District OPS Director Paul R. Lauritzen said today.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lumber Industras
Office of Price Btabilisation
District Ops
Paul R. Lauritzen
John Agar Faces Sentence for Drunk Driving Counts
Actor John Agar, former husband of Shirley Temple, faces sentencing on August 27 after being convicted on one misdemeanor drunk driving count and pleading guilty to the second. Each charge carries up to six months in jail and $500 fine. he is free on $300 bond.
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Los Angeles
John Agar
Agar
Shirley Temple
Armistice talks outline five point agenda in Korea
Negotiators moved to five key items including cease fire boundaries and a demilitarized zone. Supervision by an international body, air and ground monitoring, and the return of prisoners are key sticking points. The UN seeks early agreement and real inspections while the Communists resist foreign troop withdrawal and ground oversight.
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North Korea
U.N
38Th Parallel
Reds
Korea
United Nations
Segal
Red
Politioa
Nan. Ni
Kaesong
William P. Nuckols
Rideway
Paper questions Boyle role in RFC loan negotiations
The Post-Dispatch challenges Democratic Leader William M. Boyle Jr. for saying he had no role in securing a $565000 RFC loan for American LithoFold Corp. Boyle and James P. Finnegan are linked to the firm’s payroll, and RFC directors are facing questions as a grand jury investigates Finnegan’s official conduct.
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ST. Louis
The
Post-Dispatch
William M. Boyle, Jr
St Louis
American Lithefold Corp
Democratic National Committee
Internal Revenue
James P. Finnegan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Boyle
Truman
RFC
Finnegan
RFC Hero
National Committee
Fhat
Washington
Florida
R. J. Banner
Cecil A. Green
Private Eye Accused of Coercing False Confessions
Chicago investigator Charlies R. Underwood, jailed in Bolivar County, faces scrutiny as sheriff reports he forced four Mississippi men to confess to a murder. Sheriff Marshall and Deputy Sheffield defend the strapped interrogations, while FBI looks into the case.
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Cleveland
Miss
Chicago
Bolivar County
W. D. Dempsey
Charlies R. Underwood
Cook County
Illinois
Underwood
Indianola
George Marshall
Sheriff
Marshall
C. H. Sheffield
Robert McKinney
McKinney
East St
Thief Trapped After Cashier's Check Fraud Arrest
Kari Edwards, 57, an unemployed electrician, is accused of stealing a cashier's check from a blind woman, Marjory Stewart, forging her endorsement, and spending the funds on liquor. Edwards claimed he signs with a rubber stamp and admits braille marks on the check were used to fake authenticity. A bank teller and store were involved in returning the check when braille marks were not found.
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Los Angeles
Kari Edwards
Marjory Stewart
Edwards
MacArthur Visits Father's Home in Chicopee Route
General Douglas MacArthur begins a trip from Boston to his father's birthplace in Chicopee. The party visits City Hall and two Army hospitals in Waltham and Framingham, then heads by train to Springfield and automobiles to Chicopee. Over half a million lined the route in Boston. police anticipated similar crowds in western Massachusetts.
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Boston
Douglas MacArthur
Are MacArthur
Chicopee
Alls Army
George Lawler
Westover Airforce Base
Waltham
Framingham
Springfield
Massachusetts
Blood Donor Miracle Box Aims to Speed Up Blood Splitter
A new compact device from the American Optical Company imports blood directly from donors to split into red cells plasma and platelets. Led by Charles A Ellis and with Harvard researchers the box cools the blood seals all parts and operates sterilely without bottles enabling immediate access to diseased blood for study.
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Sqouthbridge
Mass
Red Cross
American Optical Company
Harvard
Charles A. Ellis
Robert Tinch
Douglas M. Surgenov
Edwin J. Cohn
Western Airlines contracts with stewardesses union
Western Airlines signed a contract with the Air Line Stewardesses Association granting 100 members an extra 25 dollars per month plus overtime pay after 75 hours. Stewardesses previously earned 197.50 to 252.50 dollars monthly. The airline’s dispute with 325 Air Carrier Mechanics Association members remains unsettled as it seeks a union shop.
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Los Angeles
Western Airlines
Air Line Stewardesses Association
Air Carrier Mechanics’ Association
Japanese Woman Reports Four Officers in Seoul Occupation Army
A repatriated Japanese woman told Kyodo she saw four Japanese officers serving with the Communist army that occupied Seoul last July. She described their presence during the Tokyo led occupation period and identified the units involved.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
South Korea
Seoul
Water Pageant at Camp White Rock by Girl Scouts
Girl Scout campers staged a Neptune themed water pageant at Camp White Rock on the Cacapon River with King Neptune Cappy Saxe and Queen Aileen Taylor leading a cast of Martinsburg Hagerstown and Winchester participants. Attendants performed water ballets before a picnic and evening gathering. Counselor in Training campers aid younger units while gaining outdoor leadership experience.
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Camp White Rock
Cacapon River
King Neptune
Cappy Saxe
Winchester
Aileen Taylor
Martinsburg
Mary Landon Smith
Hagerstown
Sallye Ann Miller
Bluff Nit
Expensive Shelter Story In Philadelphia Ends With Loss
A 65 year old Philadelphia widow Mrs Josephine Wolfe offered shelter during a sudden downpour to a stranger. The stranger claimed a real estate man would double money quickly and persuaded her to invest. After she handed over funds the pair vanished with no return.
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Philadelphia
Josephine Wolfe
Tea brewing ratio and steeping time guidance
Experts advise two thirds of an ounce of tea per quart of water and a leaf fusion time of 3 to 5 minutes. The teapot should be warmed beforehand.
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Staffordshire
Drive on Acheson Faces Obstacles in House Vote
In Washington Republicans try to remove Dean Acheson from the State Department payroll facing a vote shortage and a potential parliamentary snag. GOP splits and firmer Democratic lines cloud success chances and a technicality may bar an amendment in the appropriation bill.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
GOP
Acheson
Gloria Swanback in Hollywood Comeback Movie Role
Gloria Swan is back in Hollywood for another film part after a long screen absence. She returned two years ago and earned an Academy Award nomination for Sunset Boulevard where she played a has been movie star. Now she will portray another film actress.
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Hollywood
Gloria Swan
Sunset Boulevard
How's Your L Q7 Answers Revealed
Answers to the quig questions printed on Page 4 list Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg as item 1 and specify First Monday as item 2. The responses place Rhode Island at item 3 and confirm No at item 4. All are American artists appears at item 5, William Shakespeare in As You Like It at item 6, Dallas at item 7, No at item 8, Trees by Joyce Kilmer at item 9, and Amateur Hour as item 10.
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Joseph W. Weinberg
Rhode Island
William Shakespeare
Dallas
Joyce Kilmer
Army unit headed by Truman included Irish Catholic soldiers
President Truman noted that his World War I artillery battery was largely Irish Catholics. He spoke with six Christian Brothers Education Association officials, visiting the White House. He quipped that most of his battery mates “have made good” and they are probably Democrats.
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Washington
Truman
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