Belmont Stakes Field Set With Eight Top 3-Year-Olds
New York reports eight of the nation's leading three-year-olds entered for tomorrow's Belmont Stakes run over 1 1/2 miles. Blue Man from Arthur Abbott's White Oak stable heads a field that includes King Jolie Imageddon Master Fiddle Golden Gloves and Fleet. The winner's purse is 84 400 with total prizes reaching 120 500, a Belmont record.
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New York
Arthur Abbott
White Oak Stable
King Jolie
Imageddon
Master Fiddle
Golden Gloves
Fieet
How's Your I Q Answers
Below are the answers to the quiz questions printed on Page 4: 1 Women 2 Suimmer 3 Olympia 4 French Morocco 5 The Spanish American War Repeating isle 7 Grains & Benito Mussolini 9 Nearer My God to Thee 10 Judah.
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Suimmer
Olympia
French Morocco
Grains
Benito Mussolini
God
Judah
Auction Listings Show July Dates For Virginia Properties
Sale notices include Albert C. Lacy in Mt Williams for grocery stock and real estate, Ward Shade in Winchester for furniture, Affleck's Market stock and store equipment, John Strickler near Roanoke for a meat packing plant, E H Woore near Clearbrook for pecaspe property, and Cary Neville Anderson estate at Fredrick? heading. Auctioneer Chas R Duvall featured on several items.
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Albert C. Lacy
Mt. Williams
Chas. R. Duvall
Ward Shade
E. North Ave
Winchester
Affleck’s Market
Berryville Ave
John Strickler
Roanoke
E. H. Woore
Clearbrook
Cary Neville Anderson
Fred
Ted Williams Seen Through Friendly Debate on His Clutch Hitting
In New York a sports roundtable discusses Ted Williams. A skeptic questions Williams clutch performance while a supporter praises his off field generosity and willingness to help others. The exchange hints at enduring debates about Williams amid Williams’s late service return.
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Ted
Printing a Billion One-Dollar Bills Requires 5939640 Hours
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing estimates that printing one billion one-dollar bills would require 5,939,640 man hours, equating to about 2,935 man years. The study breaks down labor needs by operations and shift coverage to project the full production effort.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Word Puzzle Clues From A Mexican Crossword
A fragment lists numbered clues including Mex items 40 golf mound and 41 varying weight, Ind 24 31 thrice mus 33 Germanic character 34 river Afr 36 cereal. The OCR reads as a set of crossword hints with missing answers.
French Workers Learn How To Fight The Reds
French workers in COMPIEGNE attend two week courses funded by the ICFTU to counter Communist unions. Miners transport and metal workers study collective bargaining methods and negotiations, with Victor Reuther highlighting cross Atlantic labor alignment.
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Compeigne
France
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Force Ouvriere Worker’s Force
Italy
Victor G. Reuther
CIO
Atlantic
Reuther
General Labor Confederation
Rites Tomorrow For Loy C Hook
Funeral services for Loy C Hook who died Wednesday at his Millwood Road home will begin with a 2 p m gathering at the residence then move to Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church for 3 p m services led by Rev R A Whitten and Rev Dan Spaid. He is survived by his wife Kathleen Sherman Hook and a son Lester B Hook and two daughters Mrs Lille Virginia Johnson and Mrs Margaret Ross Spielman from his first wife. Pallbearers are Leyburn Brill Henry Selden Walton Brill Percy Sheetz Herbert Pope and J C Shanholtz. Burial is at Timber Ridge Cemetery. The body arrives from Giffen Funeral Home Ca pon Bridge to the Hook home this afternoon.
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Loy C. Hook
Millwood Road
Timber Ridge Congregational
Kathleen Sherman Hook
Lester B. Hook
Hayfield
Lille Virginia Johnson
Winchester
Margaret Ross Speilman
Leyburn Brill
Henry Selden
Walton Brill
Percy Sheetz
Herbert Pope
J. C. Shanholtz
Timber Ridge
Giffen
Capon Bridge
Hook
Maple Syrup Production Drops in Michigan 1952
Michigan officials report 1952 maple syrup output at 92 000 gallons, five percent below last year. Producers yielded 6 000 pounds of sugar this season, down from 16 000 pounds the previous year.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Federal-State
Sergeant's Sale Notice in Winchester Virginia
Notice of sale to satisfy a judgment on attachment in Winchester City Civil Court. A Ford pickup truck with Motor No YTHC178097 will be sold at public auction for cash on June 7, 1952, at noon in front of the Frederick County Courthouse Winchester. The action in favor of Lygia Leake against Calvin J. Bowers amounts to $254.25 plus interest and costs. G. G. Baker, Sergeant.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia
Civil and Police Justice Court
Lygia Leake
Calvin J. Bowers
Baseball News Roundup From Major Leagues
National League batting leaders include Sauer of Chicago with 341 runs, 42 hits, and 12 home runs. Lockman of New York adds 40 RBIs, while Adams of Cincinnati and Sauer share 59 doubles. Pitching leads with Roe of Brooklyn at 40 strikeouts and Shea of Washington on 30.
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Sauer
Chicago
Lockman
New York
Adams
Cincinnati
William
Musial
St. Louis
Thomson
Reese
Brooklyn
Roe
Rush
DiMaggio
Boston
Avila
Cleveland
Rosen
Fox
Priddy
Detroit
Simpson Cleveland
Mullin
Delsing
Kid of the Year Visits White House
Jimmy Carrick a 13 year old from Pittsburgh visited the White House as Kid of the Year born from a contest by the S S Junior Chamber of Commerce and Kids and Company. President Truman declined to donate blood citing doctors. Carrick has spinal tuberculosis and has collected 9000 pints for the Red Cross as he tours coast to coast for more blood.
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Washington
Truman
Kids of America Blood Bank
Korea
Jimmy Carrick
Pittsburgh
Young Carrick
White House
S.S
Miss Pugh Dies In Homer Ohio
Maude Pugh 87 a former Capon Bridge resident died yesterday at the home of her sister Mrs Artie Schaeffer in Homer Ohio She was a retired schoolteacher and wrote two books on Capon Bridge early settlers The body will arrive at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge Saturday Funeral services are Sunday at 9 am at Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church Rev John Hottle officiating Burial will be in Indian Mound Cemetery Romney WV
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Maude Pugh
Capon Bridge
Artie Schaeffer
Homer
Ohio
Giffin
Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church
John Hottle
Indian Mound
Romney
W. Va
Vicksburg Visit by 106-Year-Old Confederate Veterans
Two 106-year-old Confederate veterans from Louisiana and Georgia visit Vicksburg during the SCV convention in Jackson. Townsend, once a 17 year old runaway, was wounded defending the city in the Civil War. The visit highlights Vicksburg’s role as a Confederate stronghold and nerve center. Beard of New Jersey is re-elected SCV commander-in-chief.
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Vicksburg
Miss
William Townsend
Olla
William Bush
Fitzgerald
Townsend
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jackson
SCV
William H. Beard
Westfield
North Mountain Hosts Clarke County in AV League Clash
North Mountain will host Clarke County All-Stars at Rouss Park Sunday at 3 p.m. A 3 1 record puts North Mountain near first place while Clarke targets fourth. Bailey pitches for North Mountain with Reardon catching while Hornshell starts for Clarke with Brown catching.
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North Mountain
Rouss Park
Clarke County All-Stars
Clarke
Bailey
Reardon
Clarke County
Hornshell
Brown
60 Year Sentence for Killing in Virginia
James F.E. Thompson, 23, Avalon Negro, received a 60 year penitentiary term after being found guilty of first degree murder in the fatal beating of Wilson A. Smith, 48, near Walnut Point. An all male jury in Northumberland County Circuit Court returned the verdict after a three day trial amid defense claims of self defense. Smith’s body was found four days after the Oct 26 1951 incident in a wooded area. the state contended Thompson killed for a watch a ring and at least $40 on the victim.
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Heathsville
James FE. Thompson
Avalon Negro
Wilson A. Smith
Northumberland County
Thompson
E. Hugh Smith
Walnut Point
Smith
Worker dies in tractor fire on campus after rollover
Frederickstown was the scene yesterday when 18 year old Raymond Washington was burned to death while a fellow worker attempted to pull him free from beneath an overturned tractor. Washington had been hauling sand for a road with an hydraulic shovel when the tractor tipped onto an embankment in a ravine on the Mary Washington College campus.
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Fredericksburg
Raymond Washington
Washington
Mary Washington College
Omer Showalter Rites Held at First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Omer J. Showalter age 73 were conducted yesterday at 4 p.m. at the First Baptist Church by Dr. T. Clark. Interment followed at Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Marviin Beatty of Youngstown Ohio and several Carpers from Washington D C.
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Omer J. Showalter
Highland Ve
First Baptist Church
T. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Marviin Beatty
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert Combs
Robert
Eddy
Geneva
Wilmington
Del
Carroll Carper
Monroe Carper
Conny
Washington, D. C
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Ralph Cather
James Wood
Archie Jenkins
Harry Devers
Charles Clark
Elwood Carper
Frank Fries Funeral Services Set for Floral Park Resident
Funeral services for D. Frank Fries of Floral Park New York and formerly of Frederick County will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Omps Funeral Home with Dr. William Eisenberg officiating. Pallbearers include Carlton Hawkins Edward Loy Bruce Sheard Charles Brown Holmes Lewis and Ralph Snapp. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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D. Frank Fries
Floral Park
N. Y
Frederick County
Omps
William Eisenberg
Carlton Hawkins
Edward Loy
Bruce Sheard
Charles Brown
Holmes Lewis
Ralph Snapp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
German Scouts Form First Boy Scout Troop in Kitchener
German speaking boys forming a Boy Scout troop in Kitchener held their first meeting with six attendees. All are recent European immigrants and will become the nucleus of a potentially larger troop as they begin learning English.
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Kitchner
Canada
Europe
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Ted Williams
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N. Mountain
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Middletown, Va
S. E. Baker
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Affleck's Market
Hussmann
Toledo
Globe
National Itemizer
Norge
Richfield
Omer Showalter
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Clarke County Cancer Fund
Tyree Dillard
Cuiau Aan Omn
DU Pont
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Kent St
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Mert
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