Supreme Court Upholds Virginia Poll Tax Ruling
The Supreme Court reaffirmed states rights by upholding Virginia's poll tax law, agreeing the district court found no evidence of racial discrimination. It emphasizes states may determine voting qualifications and balance costs against voting privileges, noting 72 four year medical schools in the US cost $70 million to operate last year and mounting funding concerns.
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Ginia
District Court
United States
Supreme Court
Commission On Financing
National Fund for Medical Education forms to raise five million yearly
Six college presidents and industry leaders back a plan to fund medical schools. The effort, chaired by Herbert Hoover, targets five million dollars annually with one million already donated this year. Aims exclude tuition hikes and rely on private and industry support to cover training costs totaling thirteen thousand three hundred fifty six dollars per student over four years.
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United States Public Health Service
Thace
Herbert Hoover
S. Joan Colt
National Fund For Medical Education
Uncle Sam
Commission
Community hospital construction costs rise and delays noted
Current Opinion compares Winchester Memorial Hospital delays and cost increases with Staunton King’s Daughters Hospital. Four months behind schedule footings cost extra up to 50 000 and total investment may exceed by 200 000. Federal state aid totals 1 820 000. private gifts include 500 000 from Frank N Hack and 100 000 from Paul Mellon. Local subscriptions in Staunton Augusta and Highland near 1 000 000 with 90 percent paid. Staunton’s completion cited as model of public support and final operation serving residents.
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King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frank N. Hack
Paul Mellon
Staunton
Augusta
Highland
Putting Human Nature to Work in a Wisconsin Sale
During the 1930s drought like mood my father and I hauled sweet corn to Janesville Wisconsin and tried selling house to house at ten cents a dozen ears. We switched to one cent per ear and found success with the other side of the street selling nearly every house a dozen ears or more at two cents extra per dozen.
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Janesville
Wis
Star Deaver Carr Receives Legion Medal at Stonewall High
The Star Deaver Carr reports UaALION frei doloes as the site of the Legion Medal ceremony honoring leadership scholarship and character at Stonewall High School. The Kivarnis Club raised 6865 for needy children during its festival. Samuel D Preston Jr graduates from the U S Naval Academy as Ensign. Dr Hunter Holmes McGuire is elected vice president of the American Ophthalmological Society in Hot Springs Virginia.
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Deaver Carr
American Legion
Stonewall High School
Hunter Holmes McGuire
American Ophthalmological Society
Hot Springs
Virginia
Baccalaureate services and charity drive noted at Handley High
Handley High School held baccalaureate services presided by Rev Thomas J. Hawkins. The Council of Catholic Women collected nine hundred cans for starving children in Europe and the East, aided by committee heads including Miss Nannie Murenan and several named ladies.
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Handley High School
Thomas J. Hawkins
Council of Catholic Women
Europe
East
Nannie Murenan
Fred Sturm
Cramies Olteendanner
Fred Anderson
Elizabeth Laren
Goldie Brown
Jomepa Emmerth
David H. Allen
Glen Allen
Clarke County
MeMorial Hospital
Miss Frances Cross to Attend Finals Dance at Massanutten
Twenty five years ago Miss Frances Cross planned to attend the finals dance at Massanutien Academy in Wood Block Virginia. Miss Mildred Richard arrived from Goucher College Baltimore to spend summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs C W Parish of Gore visiting also Mrs H B Beverihill of Washington DC.
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Frances Cross
Massanutien Academy
Wood Block
Mildred Richard
J. A. Richard
Goucher College
Baltimore
C. W. Parish
Gore
H. B. Beveryhill
Washington, D. c
Horses Reported Stolen From Stephens City Barn
James Willame of Stephens City reports three horses stolen from his barn. Jonah L. Rees hosted the monthly meeting of the Mutual Farmers Club of Frederick County.
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James Willame
Stephens City
Jonah L. Rees
Mutual Farmers Club
Frederick County
Kerr pressure on Pace linked to MacArthur ouster
Washington gossip ties multimillionaire Bob Kerr of Oklahoma to federal handling of General MacArthur and threats to use National Guard units. Kerr’s public criticisms of Army Secretary Pace followed orders to keep Oklahoma’s 45th Division intact, amid broader political maneuvering over Korea and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Washington
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Douglas MacArthur
National Guard
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
Pentagon
Henry L. Stimson
Kerr
Pace
Mr. Pace
Tokyo
Truman
MacArthur
U.S. Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
General MacArthur
Capitol Hill
Boyle
Denver
45Th National Guard
Japan
Korea
45Th
Chiang Kai-shek
Senator Kerr
Eisenhower
Europe
Ridgway
Chilling Linked to Bell's Palsy and Histamine Treatment
The article links chilling of the face to Bell's palsy and discusses histamine injections as a treatment. It notes most patients recover without treatment, while histamine provides rapid improvement in many cases and is easy to administer. It also mentions bronchial asthma signs and relief from adrenaline and antihistamines.
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Bell
King
Rainfall Stats For Periods And Averages In City
Rainfall data show past 24 hours ending 7 am zero, June total zero, 1961 total 1603. Average rainfall over 33 years is 36.73 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1950 list values for Jan 2.86 and Feb 2.99 inches. Monthly percentages shown: May 3.8, June 3.91, July 3.64, August 3.90, September 2.66, October 3.33, November 3.53, December 2.46.
How's Your IQ A 10 day quiz scoring guide
Memory Genius to Excellent to Good levels based on daily 9 10 7 8 5 6 4 scores. Page 2 provides correct answers for ten questions. Questions cover historic politics Shakespeare geography Magna Carta Wolfe Coruna nursery rhyme symbols cross keys fox hunting and Graf Spee fate in World War II.
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Charles Wolfe
Graf Spee
Marriage Means Murder Chapter Thirty Two
In South Street and Perry Street a tense pair, McGann and Wexton, confront a troubled Pearson about a stolen record. They uncover a confession from Pearson, retrieve a one sided disc, and monitor Ronnie Tompkins’s taunting party on the record. Chary calls, hinting she will vanish, as McGann orders a long payphone trace. To Be Continued.
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South Street
McGann
Greenwich Avenue
Perry Street
Otto
Amorose
Iportant
Mr. Tompkins
Wexton
Mr. Wexton
Pearson
Fentiemen
Mr. Pearson
Dink
Buttles
DiMaggio
Broadway
O'Callahan
Edison
Ronnie
Ronnie Tompkins
Reine
MacGann
Chary
Mae
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Malcolm Brumback
Ed Bowles
Jean Campbell
Helen Hattie
Maggie Murray
Annalee Grim
Arthur Snipe
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Krace
Secretary of the Army
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Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Truman
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Palestine
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