Winchester Golfers Fall To Third In Tri-State Play
Winchester Tri-State team finished third in a league match at Martinsburg behind Martinsburg and Frederick. Bruce Gibson led Winchester with 7 points and Philip Gaize 9 1 2 as Martinsburg claimed the overall lead, with Frederick moving to second and Winchester holding third ahead of Front Royal and Purcellville. The next match is June 20 at Frederick.
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Winchester Golf Club
Martinsburg
Frederick
Inchester Club
Purcellville
del Stearns
Snag Sargent
Frank Anderson
Oscar Zigler
Horace Browne
Gilbert Tillotson
Harold Foreman
Maynard Wisecarver
Winchester
Wilson Pugh
Courtney Grim
Bud Peters
Ralph Grimm
Bill Bridgeforth
Harry Kern Jr
Carl Campbell
al Thompson
Front Royal
Warren County
Answers to Daily Quiz 1 Tel Aviv
The list provides quiz responses: Tel Aviv as item 1 and mentions the authors and places across the sequence. Includes William H. Prescott, Philadelphia, Pa, Immersion, The Ford Motor Co, Peter Stuyvesant, Pacific, Douglas Southall Freeman, Minnesota, Petrograd and St. Peters- as partial entries.
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Tel Aviv
William H. Prescott
Philadelphia
Immersion
the Ford Motor Co
Peter Stuyvesant
Pacific
Douglas Southall Freeman
Minnesota
Petrograd and St. Peters
Varied Training Given Airmen on European Runs
Airmen fly B 29 missions between Germany and the Arab world for navigational training not expansion. Training spans Furstenfeldbruck to Dhahran with Alpine, Mediterranean, and desert legs, paused May 24 due to Middle East unrest. Continuous squadrons rotate to maximize long range practice amid war era limits.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Arab World
United States
Middle East
U.S
Airforce
Furstenfeldbruck
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Africa
Alps
Mediterranean
Texas Plains
Europe
England
June 9 to June 19 sales directory notices listed
A series of public sale notices detail auctions for household goods furniture electronics real estate and tools. Listings include J M Grove Brucetown June 9 1 pm Ridgeway West Virginia July 12 1 pm R W Jenkins near Ridgeway Rt. 11 June 12 1 pm James E Bentley Amherst Street June 12 1 pm Virginia B Fritts Admx Berryville Court House June 19 11 am real estate and June 19 1 pm Mrs Winfred Rudolph Cameron Street household goods carpenters tools.
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J. M. Grove
Brucetown
R W. Jenkins
Ridgeway
W. Va
R. W Jenkins
James E. Bentley
Ambherst St
Virginia B. Fritts
Admx
Court House
Berryville
Winfred Rudolph
N. Cameron St
E L Orndorff 83 Dies After Week's Illness
Edmund Lee Orndorff 83 resident near Clearbrook on the Welltown pike died this morning at Memorial hospital after a weeklong illness. He was born in Shenandoah County son of the late Joseph B and Jemima Keller Orndorff. Former farmer later in life he ran a Winchester grocery with Charlie McVicar. Surviving are his widow Pauline Larrick Orndorff a brother Archie Orndorff Stephens City a sister Ella Dorndorff Winchester and many nieces and nephews. Services 4 p m Wednesday from Jones funeral home Rev E A Plunkett to officiate burial Mount Hebron cemetery pallbearers George Yeakley Emmett Taylor Marie Hannum Meredith Ashwood Charles Clow ser and Charles Brown.
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Edmund Lee Orndorff
Clearbrook
Welltown Pike
Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah County
Joseph B
Jemima Keller Orndorff
Winchester
Charlie McVicar
Round Hill Methodist Church
Pauline Larrick Orndorff
Archie Orndorff
Stephens City
Ella Dorndorff
Jones Funeral Home
E. A. Plunkett
Mount Hebron Cemetery
George Yeakley
Emmett Taylor
Marie Hannum
Meredith Ashwood
Charles Clowser
Charles Brown
Virginia delegates host state products at Philadelphia convention
At a Philadelphia convention the Virginia party distributed Virginia made beverages and apple products. Molden carved Smithfield hams drawing large crowds while 300 pounds were consumed. Attorney General Tom Clark was keynote and Virginia ham presented. Paul Bagwell won university contest presidency against Gwynn Edmonds. Michigan JCC members numbered 200 in green coats. Cowboys from Nevada and Texas drew attention.
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Pare 1Chester
Jim Tilley
Bristol
Les Fry
Portsmouth
Virginia
Smithfield
Molden
Gwynn Edmonds
West Virginia
Michigan Jcc
Nevada
Texas
Benes Resigns as Czech Leader Amid Communist Takeover
The Czech president Eduard Benes resigned amid a communist dominated parliament and a May 9 constitution. He had refused the new charter and opposed the single ticket elections. Health concerns were cited as a possible reason for delaying signature.
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Benes
Gottwald
Local Ward Races Heat Up As Election Day Nears
First ward candidates Percy Miller incumbent Harold Rowe Carson Dettra and G Raymond Patton face off on the Democratic and independent tickets. Second ward contenders Claude Smalls Jr Fred Brumback J Lee Miller and others run unopposed or seek reelection. Voters prepare for early polls as turnout expectations rise with mail ballot requests noted. polls open at 6 30 a m EST in Winchester area.
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Retail Merchants Assn
Conrad-Hoover American Legion
National Guard
First Ward
Percy Miller
Harold Rowe
Carson Dettra
G. Raymond Patton
Miller
Rowe
Sanitary Tairy
Dettra
Snapp Foundary
Patton
Claude Smalls Jr
Percy D. Miller
First
Rouss B. F. Arthur Jr
W. W. Glass
Robert Swartz
W. H. Thompson
John Kater
Mary Forney
Harvey Carper
Charles Smith
Armel
E.B. Estes
James Hart
Ralph Grubbs
Henry Bush
Kathryin Robertson
Robert Bell
Hart Parks
G. F. Helsley
Frank Bayliss
Stephens City
Middletown
Frederick County
Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
Winchester
Lewis Leads Large UMW Delegation in Late Negotiations
A large United Mine Workers delegation led by Lewis arrives late for contract talks. He is joined by general counsel Welly K. Hopkins as district presidents and others take seats in the small conference room for the negotiations.
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UMW
Lewis
Btp
Welly K. Hopkins
Bridal Honeymoon Couple Found Dead in New Jersey
A Philadelphia couple, Mr and Mrs William H Trevz, was found dead in a seaside apartment in Eraside Heights after a weeklong honeymoon. Police say the bodies showed no signs of violence. the deaths occurred about 12 hours earlier and investigators await autopsy results.
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Eraside Heghts
N.J
Josef P. McDevitt
Lam H. Trevz
Philadelphia
Evelyn ™ Ley
Irl Wentz
Ryan
Describ
Iitel
Tory
Pace
Machnist
Soldier Charles L Hoover Interred With Military Honors
Funeral services for Private Charles L. Hoover were held at the Hoover home on Cameron Street with military honors from Conrad-Hoover American Legion post. Hoover, of Battery C 175th Field Artillery, was killed in Tunisia on November 29, 1942, after three weeks of fighting following the African invasion. The flag draped casket was presented to his mother by Major M. B. Clowe Jr. The service included a firing salute and taps, with pallbearers named George H. Ritter, Robert Womelderon, Robert C. Jasper, John MacMillan, Joseph C. Ritter, Neill Babb, John W. Carpenter, and Robert Lee.
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John Hoover
S. Cameron St
Charles L. Hoover
Tunisia
Africa
Lewis F. Havermale
Market St. Method's Church
James B. Roe
Conrad-Hoover American Legion Post
Mount Hebron
M. B. Clowe Jr
George H. Ritter
Robert Womelderon
Robert C. Jasper
John MacMillan
Joseph C. Ritter
Neill Babb
NLRB postpones fair hearing on unfair labor practice
In Baltimore regional director Ross G. Madden of the National Labor Relations Board postponed until June 21 a hearing on an unfair labor practice complaint against Lewis. The delay follows a request by Attorney Hopkins and concerns Lewis' prior refusal to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Assn.
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Baltimore
Ross G. Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Hopkins
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Assn
Carolina Driver Tops Field at Airport Races
Buddy Shhumann from Charlotte driving Tommy Grbac's No. 7 car won the $2000 purse feature at Airport Speedway. Ken Marriott and Wally Campbell followed in the 25-lap stock car race while Joe Ledogar and Shumann won heats and a consolation race. Next race is June 29 with time trials omitted to fit more events.
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Buddy Shhumann
Charlotte N. Co
Tommy Grbac
Airport Speedway
Winchester
Chick DeNatale
Ken Marriott
Wally Campbell
Trenton
N. J
Tommy Bradshaw
Joe Ledogar
Shumann
Arcardine
J W Coffelt Dies At 77 Near Tantz Mills
John William Coffelt carpenter and farmer of near Tantz Mills died of a sudden heart attack Saturday in Edinburgh. He is survived by his widow a daughter and several brothers and sisters. Funeral 2:39 p m tomorrow.
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John William Coffelt
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