Everyday Laws In Brief From The Home Law Book
A compact description of the Home Law Book aimed at laymen. It promises plain language guidance on the GI Bill of Rights marriage and divorce laws naturalization contracts property buying promissory notes wills missing heirs estates copyrights and related legal topics. The Winchester Star Information Bureau invites readers to send twenty cents for a copy.
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Winchester Star
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Home Law Book
Sailor Escapes Death After Liberty Launch Tragedy
Boatswain's Mate Thomas A. Rowe survived by swimming two miles through dark rough waters to Norfolk Naval Base. In Hampton Roads near the carrier Hersage a 90 man liberty launch foundered, drowning 22 crew. Nine Marines and 13 Sailors were lost in the mishap.
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Norfolk, Va., Naval Base
Thomas A. Rowe
Hampton Roads
Hersage
International Soundphoto
World Land Uses And Habitable Proportions
A portion of the planet remains uninhabitable due to extreme climates deserts and high mountains. The statement highlights how geographic constraints shape where people can live and how much land supports human settlement.
Civil suit targets G G Lewis assets via Warren Quality Shop
In Winchester Virginia the Civil and Police Justice Court orders G G Lewis to appear within ten days after publication to protect his interests. The case filed by George Silek Abraham Silek and Joseph Silek trading as Warren Quality Shop seeks to attach Lewis property in the hands of co-defendant L E Hill trading as Winchester News Company to satisfy a debt of 192 dollars and five cents plus interest since December 19 1947. Notice is published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and copies mailed to Lewis at 3601 Connecticut Avenue Washington DC.
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Justice Court
Winchester
Virginia
George Silek
Abraham Silek
Joseph Silek
Warren Quality Shop
G. G. Lewis
L. E. Hill
Winchester News Company
L. E. Bill
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
Winchester Evening Star
Blue Ridge Entries Listed for Saturday Show
The Blue Ridge horse show at Carter Hall estate Millwood is set for Saturday. Many entrants will advance to the Upperville show June 11 to 12. Local farms and riders from Purcellville Middleburg Berryville and Clarke county are listed among the entries. The Clarke county Junior Women’s club will host lunch for the Clarke county Nurses Assn during the event.
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Blue Ridge
Carter Hall
Millwood
Upperville
Danny Shea
Jack Carpenter
Kentmore Farm
Boyce
Sam_ Birch
Adele Hawthorne
Purcellville
Springsbury Farm
Berryville
Gail
Barbara
Nancy Graham
Tranquilly Farm
R. P. Noble
Greenwich Conn
R. E. Dole
A. A. Baldwin
White Post
Roger Daily, Jr
Nancy Lee Griffith
Philmont
Patsy Pancoast
Carolyn Cushman
Middleburg
L. M. Allen
George McNary
Greensburg
M. M. Mostillar
Middletown
Howard P. Serrell
Greenwich
Conn
Tommy
Nickie
Pete Dunning Jr
B. Beverly Byrd
William P. Wetherall Jr
F. W. Warburg
A. C. Randolph Jr
Upper
John B. Lee
Patricia Donovan
Bercyville
Martin Vogel
Warrenton
Neander Farm
Locust Dale
Gregory S. Mcintosh
Jean Anderson
Purvellville
Amanda Mackay-Smith
Howell
Scranton
Tipperary Stable
Royce
Clarke County Junior Women’s Club
Clarke County Nurse's Assn
Mary Lou Wisecarver
Nel Osborne Carter
Ann LeVelle
Edith Ritter
Audrey Jones
Helen Enders
Mary Longer
Community Show Officers and Committees Listed
The document lists officers and committees for a community show. Key figures include chairman Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh and secretary Mrs. Jack Prestage, with numerous members for entries trophies raffle ring and programs. Roles cover advertising tickets and dance planning with multiple named contributors.
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Jean Bowman
Edward P. Lee
Graham Dougherty
Chm
A. Mackay-Smith
M.F.H
George P. Greenhalgh
Jack Preston
A. A. Baldwin
C. M. Greer
Frank Worrell
A. R. Dunning
W. B. Clagett
B. Beverley Byrd
Agnes Mitchell
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
Graham Dougherty Jr
Louis B. Meade
David Donovan
Malcolm von Behren
Standings and Results from Major Leagues
Major League standings show New York leading the American League with 21 wins and 18 losses and St Louis heading the National League at 21 and 16. Yesterday results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 5 Boston 3 with St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1 and Cincinnati 6 New York 4. Detroit 6 New York 2. Boston 3 St Louis 2 with rain delays Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington washed out.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn A
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Yesterday's Stars: Ashburn Extends Hit Streak as Cardinals Beat Dodgers
Richie Ashburn of the Phillies collected two singles and a double in five at bats to push his hitting streak to 20 games. Harry Brecheen limited the Dodgers to four hits for his fifth win, helping the Cardinals end a six game skid with a 4 to 1 victory.
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Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Dodgers
St. Louis
Ridings Chapel Memorial Services Announced
Annual memorial services set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Ridings Chapel three miles southeast of Stephens City. Rev. L. P. Tederick, pastor, says Rev. Carl Hiser of the First EFUB Church in Winchester will deliver the guest sermon. Music will be provided and the church will be brief before the cemetery service.
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Ridings Chapel
Stephens City
L. P. Tederick
Carl Hiser
Winchester
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