Meet Your Star Carrier Clarence Jenkins Jr
Clarence Jenkins Jr 14 has carried The Star for two years and hopes to read meters after growing up. He rides a big bicycle delivering papers and reading water gas or electric meters. He is a fifth grader and avid baseball fan from 215 South Loudoun Street. His route begins at Braddock and Boscawen and extends north to the city limits beyond the Winchester Cold Storage Plant, covering side streets along the way.
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Clarence Jenkins, Jr
Clarence
Clarence Jouxins
South
Loudoun Street
Braddock
Boscawen
Winchester
Wise County mine dispute erupts in shooting case
Mrs. Framp Jessee shot in her private drive prompting attempted murder warrants against two union pickets, as United Mine Workers push to organize Gilbert Mine in Wise County. Pickets nearby sparked a car bullet incident. no injuries.
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Gilbert
UMW
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Monay
William F. Minton
UMW District 28
Coplon and Gubitsev Receive 15 Year Sentences in Spy Case
Federal Judge Albert L Reeves sentenced Miss Coplon to 40 months to 10 years for attempting to pass material to Russia. Coplon and Gubitsev later faced a joint trial in New York earning 15 year terms each. The government seeks Supreme Court review to keep Coplon's conviction intact.
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Russia
Albert L. Reeves
Kansas City
Lo Ig
Miss Coplon
Gubitthev
New York
Gubitcev
United Nations
Supreme Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss Copsons
Washington
Brooklyn
FBI
Court of Appeals
Coplon
Beerm derailed diesel case ends in probation
Stanley Lee McNeil, 29, Roanoke tobacco salesman, operated a diesel locomotive in a rail yard after drinking. Convicted of operating under the influence, Judge Earl L. Abbott reversed to a reckless driving verdict with a $100 fine and two years probation, plus ten days in jail for trespassing.
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Covington
Stanley Lee McNeil
Roanoke
McNeil
Earl L. Abbott
Abbott
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A long catalog of personal names including James Wood Julian Ebersole Wilma Ferrell Marjorie Golliday Mae Grim James Hammock Rosa Hendricks Phyllis Herbaugh Mary Hermanson Elisabeth Hollis James Hottle Page Moffman Mary Jenkins Robert Jones Betty Keller Johanna Kettlewell Warren Kines Mildred Kirk Gladys Lamp Pauline Luttre Donald LuttreD Sarah Marks Laura Marple Peggy McCauley Mary McKIlwee Barbara McKeever Ann Morgan Helen Newcome Emmagene Omps Helen Owens Shirley Peoples Harry Pingley Dwain Place Iris Racey Thomas Reardon Jr Ruth Rinker Ellen Rivers Roxanne Rogers Dorothy Russell Minnie Russell John Russell Lamaris Sager Dolly Shifflett Ethel Shifflette Millard Singh as Donna Smith Minnie Snyder Carolyn Solenberge Paul Strawderman Patricia Sutherland Franklin Taylor Graham Teets Margaret Wilson May Walker Betty Whitacre Jerry White Lois White Barbara Wolfe Betty Wolford Frances Wolford Patricia Swink.
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Julian Ebersole Wilma Ferrell
Marjorie Golliday Mae Grim
James Hammock
Rosa Hendricks
Phyllis Herbaugh
Mary Hermanson
Elisabeth Hollis
James Hottle Page
Moffman
Mary Jenkins
Robert Jones
Betty Keller
Johanna Kettlewell
Warren Kines
Mildred Kirk
Gladys Lamp
Pauline Luttre
Donald Luttred
Sarah Marks
Laura Marple
Peggy McCauley
Mary McKilwee
Barbara McKeever
Ann Morgan
Helen Newcome
Emmagene
Omps
Helen Owens
Shirley Peoples
Harry Pingley
Dwain Place
Iris Racey
Thomas Reardon, Jr
Ruth Rink
Return of Confederate veteran ends voyage home
Old Soldiers the Union Monitor notes two veterans will stay. Virginia’s sole Confederate, John Salling of Slant, heads home by Navy plane. Locals William D. Townsend of Olla Louisiana and William J. Bush of Fitzgerald Georgia plan to remain another day.
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Union Monitor
Virginia
John Salling
Slant
William D. Townsend
Ollawa
William J. Bush
Fitzgerald, Ga
Wage Board Split on Proposed Ceiling Increases
U S wage board members clash with Economic Stabilizer Johnston over raising the 10 percent wage ceiling to allow a 12 percent total with a two percent productivity boost for auto workers. Talks continue as labor plans meet next week to finalize the base date and formula amid broader steel and metal supply cuts.
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Harold W. Ward
Washington
Johnston
Bureau of Labor Statistics
WSB
Three Alarm Fire Strikes Richmond Warehouse
Twelve fire apparatus and about 150 firefighters fought a three alarm blaze at the Frank H. Nott Inc. warehouse and office building in Richmond. Investigators said the fire, likely starting last night, was found about 7 10 a m by a company employee and appeared to have been caused by spontaneous combustion of rags on the second floor.
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Richmond
Frank H. Nott, Inc
Justice Department Receives RFC Document on Railroad Loan
Senator Maybank of South Carolina today turned over to the Justice Department a four year old document critical of an $80 million Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan. The document, drafted by a Senate Banking subcommittee but never approved, concerns a consolidated loan to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dating back nearly twenty years.
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Washington
Maybank
D+SC
Justice Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Potential Formosa landings feared by Seventh Fleet
The article discusses the possibility of Communist landings on Formosa despite the U S Seventh Fleet’s efforts to stop them and argues that transferring troops from Formosa to Korea would weaken U S defense, a disadvantageous move.
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Formoa
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Korea
United States
Catholic Mission To Close Tonight
Final service ends a mission that began last Sunday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph Bullock led the Promulgation of the Law with Father John J. Donnelly explaining the laws and requirements. Vows were renewed and candles lit in a solemn ceremony. Father Donnelly plans a talk on the Blessed Virgin Mary tonight.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joseph Bullock
John J. Donnelly
Father Donnelly
Camellia Origin Inferred By M C A
The camellia is described as native to a certain region by M C A. The text implies its origin is within a native range rather than cultivated imports.
Camellia Name Traced to Jesuit George Joseph Mel
The camellia flower was introduced to Europe in the 17th century by Jesuit George Joseph Mel. From his name the latinized form camellia is derived.
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China
India
Japan
Europe
George Joseph Mel
Franklin Taylor Crowned Best Citizen At Franklin High
Thousands seniors honored at Franklin High as senior class selects top awards. Franklin Donald Taylor named best citizen. Thomas Reardon Jr. best athletic. Mary Hermanson best girls athlete. James Hottle star farmer and noted for public speaking. Invocation by Rev FE Elifore. Auctioneer Beable notes 123385 lunches served in past year.
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Franklin Donald Taylor
Thomas Lewis Reardon, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Hermanson
James Newton Hottle
FE. S Elifore
Beable
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Winchester Evening Star
Barre Studio
Theta
Virginia News
Florist
James Wood
Loudoun
James Wood High School
Paul Beable
Earl Cather
Frederick County Game
Barr
Harry Hodgson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County
Gardner Brannon
Genie
U.S
Hurreau of Labor Statistics
National Production Authority
NPA
Tan Aa Air Mott
So Braddock St
MacArthur Grill
Stephens City
Lewis McDonald
Maquborocs
Jefferson Davis
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Auah
Gompace
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Baker & Anderson
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