Zuckerman and Campbell Profile in Winchester Legion Post
Zuckerman, first vice commander at Winchester post, served Army Air Forces from 1943 to 1945 and is active on multiple committees and Color Guard. Campbell, Navy veteran with 32 months combat on carriers Ranger Essex Lexington Yorktown, is adjutant and publicity chief, with 16 years postal service and a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuckerman
Winchester
Serge Soreecu
Legion Color Guard
Army Air Forces
Campbell
U.S
Navy
Air Group 9
Ranger
Essex
Lexington
Yorktown
House
Conrad-Hoover Post
American Legion College
Woman and Two Men Die in Wreck South of Here
Three persons two men and a woman died in fiery wreckage of two heavy trucks three miles south of here last night. The dead were identified by state police as Hydrick Hutton, 20, of Ridgeville, S.C., and Foster Pallow, about 30, of Givhens, S.C. Identification of Hutto was made from a metal driving tag found on his body. The woman’s identity had not been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Here
Hydrick Hutton
Ridgeville
8. C
Foster Pallow
Givhens
Hutto
Acheson Sees UN as Key in Four Nation Visits
In remarks to President Truman, Acheson said the United Nations remains a primary factor in foreign policy for the four governments he visited. He warned against waiting for Russia to alter its policies and called UN policies obstructive in Moscow’s view. He noted US use of the UN to counter Soviet maneuvers.
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U. N
Lie
Truman
Acheson
United States
Russa
Merchants Promote Cooperation for Local Growth
A meeting urged better service and cooperation among merchants as a path to progress. The group discussed placing a war memorial on the Boscawen Kent parking lot, noting downtown congestion if cars parked on streets. President Campbell formed a committee including Earl Clowser M A Dyer and Harold Sheetz to study the issue and possibly call another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boscawen
Kent
Richmond
Campbell
Earl Clowser
M. A. Dyer
Harold Sheetz
Water ouzel dives with wing motions under water
The small water ouzel, a bird that feeds on water insects, plunges beneath the surface and moves through the water using wing strokes similar to those used in flight.
Gainesboro Girl Wins 4-H Award
Miss Roxanne Rogers of Gainesboro daughter of Mr and Mrs E Clay Rogers and member of North Frederick 4-H Club earns a trip to Camp Miniwanica Michigan July 31 to August 13. State 4-H selects one Virginia girl yearly for the National Youth Foundation Leadership Camp based on 4-H record and leadership. Rogers with a seven year 4-H record has completed 28 projects in clothing canning food preparation and more. She holds state and district honors in dairy food team demonstration clothing and baby beef and serves as 4-H Council president and club president. Camp is on Lake Michigan shores in Shelby Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxanne Rogers
E. Clay Rogers
Gainesboro
North Frederick
Rogers
Richmond
Princess Frederick County
Agnes Shirley
Answers to Page Four Quiz Questions Revealed
The page lists quiz responses: 1 Miami 2 Tetanus 3 Gin 4 Twenty 5 A Prince Albert 6 loyalty of his employees 1 A Western cowboy motion picture 8 larva movement inside a pod 9 Gibraltar 10 Her mother Queen Wilhelmina.
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Miami
Gibraltar
Wilhelmina
June 8 10 am to 2 pm Antiques and goods sale notices
A string of auctions in Winchester and nearby towns lists sellers Herbert W Wyant Hayes De Haven estate W E Edwards trustee Lamp Motor Co G G Baker and DS T with real estate and household items offered at front of court house Winchester addresses include Rt 50 Cameron Street Valley Ave and Smithfield Ave plus entries for Inwood and Berryville Virginia with sale times from 11 am to 2 pm and adjourned authority for estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Wyant
Bridgewater
Hayes de- Haven
Winchester
W. E. Edwards
Court House
Rt. 50
Middletown
G. G. Baker
N. Cameron St
Lamp Motor Co
Smithfield Ave
Ds.t
John Smith
Inwood
W. Va
Frederick County Court House
Herbert
Larrick
Valley Ave
B. E. LaFollete
Berryville
Berryville Rites Set for Tomorrow at New Clarke County H S
Graduation exercises at Clarke County High School Berryville begin at 6 p m tomorrow. Thirty nine seniors will receive diplomas as the first commencement at the consolidated school. Program includes Verdi Aida America the Beautiful invocations salutatory by Frances Funk and class gift presentation by Philip Grim jr Lectures by Thomas Jones class song and valedictory by Cora Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County High School
Arthur H. Brown
Berryvile Baptist Church
Frances Funk
Philip Grim
C. E. Miley, Jr
Thomas Jones
Howard Gardner
Miley
Cora Harris
Henry G. Lane
Grace Episcopal Church
Weekends Claim Over 1000 Lives in Survey Totals
A survey reports more than 1,000 deaths from violent accidents over weekends, with 123 fatalities during the Memorial Day four day period. The Memorial holiday toll reached 571, while the non holiday four day weekend tallied 448.
Livestock Meeting Slated for Fat Show and Sale
Co. C. Funkhouser will report on the proposed Fat Livestock Show and Sale at 8 p m at the county courthouse. Organizers plan the 10th annual Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale on October 13 and discuss sponsorship to educate 4 H and FFA members on growing and finishing cattle, sheep and hogs for market. County Agent I Fred Stine cites last year’s 1105 animals and notes potential 2000 consignments this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stine
Stine
Lions club delegates named for Roanoke convention
President Anderson announced Lions delegates to the Roanoke convention opening next Thursday: William Battaile Sebert J. Smith Lee Miller Joseph Newlin Lester Elliott Walter Knee Samuel Johnston Ben Cather Marvin Weaver William Wheatley Llewellyn Jackson. Special guests at Tuesday's meeting were four young ladies Jane Sowers Sue Sowers Anne Adams and Janella Shadewho appeared on the Lions Club float in the Apple Blossom Festival parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Cahill
William Schenck
Lester Elliott
J. Thomas Boyd
Charles Campbell
Roy Harper
Charles Zuckerman
Roanoke
President Anderson
William Battaile
Sebert J. Smith
Lee Miller
Joseph Newlin
Walter Knee
Samuel Johnston
Ben Cather
Marvin Weaver
William Wheatley
Llewellyn Jackson
Jane Sowers
Sue Sowers
Anne Adams
Janella Shade
Lions Club
Browns Draw Crowd Over Four AAC Seasons
The Cleveland Browns attracted 1 298 468 fans to games across four All American Conference seasons, reflecting strong home support and team popularity in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Browns
High School Seniors Stage Demonstration Over Race Issue
In Fredericksburg 27 Walker Grant Negro High School seniors in caps and gowns marched from the Negro youth canteen to the Community Center to protest being denied the front entrance. About 300 people and 200 cars gathered as they demonstrated before the front door reading This entrance closed to us while PTA and city officials argued over access. Drug Harris of the NAACP led singing and F P Bowes led a prayer before further songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
White Community Center
Walker- Grant Negro High School
Shiloh Baptist Church
Walker-Grant Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
W. A. Harris
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Singing of America
F P. Bowes
Marshall Warns Sitting Impotent Is Most Dangerous
Gen. George C. Marshall tells the House Foreign Affairs Committee that sitting impotent in face of Communist aggression is the United States' biggest danger. He backs continued arms aid to Western Europe and supports $1,222,500,000 for fiscal 1951.
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Marshall
Washington
George C. Marshall
United States
Russia
Western
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Truman
Soviet Union
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Western Europe
MacArthur Orders 17 Japs Purged
Tokyo reports General MacArthur ordered 17 more Japanese communists purged including Akahata editorial staff. He cited this as an alternate method of correction to censorship or closing the newspaper. The move followed a purge of 24 Politburo members and amid threats to outlaw the Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
Akahata
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Red Party
Katsumi Kikunami
Yoshida
Communist Party
Kuzma Derevyanko
Parked Truck Goes Up In Flames
A Dodge pickup at Blye's Service Station south of Middletown was found ablaze by a passing motorist around 2 a.m. Firefighters contained the fire with about $150 damage to wiring in the cab. The truck had not been driven for six hours and the cause was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Blye
Here
Raymond Blye
Middletown Fire Co
Divorce Granted for Betty Forrest Clark and William Clark Jr
Betty Forrest Clark is granted a bed and board divorce from William Smith Clark Jr for desertion on February 13 1950. The couple wed in August 1944. Custody of a child is awarded to the mother.
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Betty Forrest Clark
William Smith Clark Jr
34,000 Pounds of Wool Shipped
Berryville reports the Clarke County wool pool set a record with 34,000 pounds sent to the National Wool Marketing Corp in Boston. Forty growers contributed with Loudoun County joining for the first time, boosting county production about 2,000 pounds from last year. Clarke County Coop collected 14,000 pounds, with notable growers James P. Reardon, C. C. Funkhouser, James Thomson, Highland Farms, and C. F. Wisecarver among participants.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Norfolk and Western
National Wool Marketing Corp
Boston
Mass
Loudoun County
J. W. Olcott
Clarke County Coop
United Wool Growers Assn
James P. Reardon
R. 1
C. C. Funkhouser
White Post
James Thomson
Gaylord
Highland Farms
Round Hill
C. F. Wisecarver
Do women still lead family buying in 1949 survey
A 1949 survey shows men are buying more than before. Last year 55 percent of family purchases were by women, 30 percent by men, 11 percent jointly, and 4 percent by children.
East Enjoys Summer Weather Across Regions
Day brings warm temperatures in the East and South with 80s and 90s while the Plains hit 100. Snow falls in Northern California and Oregon as high winds cause two deaths and minor damage. A Redwood tree fall and a capsized boat occur in the region. seven injured in a bus crash east of Colfax Washington.
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Plains States
Pierre
S. D
Fargo
N. D
Rapid City
California
Oregon
Central
Gulf
Plains
New Orleans
Colfax
Wash
Today and Everyday Drive Carefully Walk Carefully
Public service message urging caution on roads. Emphasizes the life saving value of careful driving and walking, appealing to readers to adopt safe habits daily.
City Considers Bond or Literary Fund Loan for New School
The council explored financing options for a new elementary school and the Douglas Negro school addition. A Literary Fund loan was debated though site control and cost estimates were required. Quarles warned of rising operating costs and the need for a suitable site before an application could proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Fund
Quarles
Alan Peery
Douglas
John
Sheriff's Sale In Winchester On June 24 1950
By levy on writs in the cases B F Goodrich Co vs F R Benner Tire Mart vs F R Benner and C W Shiley vs F R Benner a public auction will be at the County Court House Winchester Virginia Saturday June 24 1950 at noon. Vehicles listed are a 1949 Nash sedan and a 1948 International pickup. Cash terms. Sheriff Robert L DeHaven and Auctioneer Coleman Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goodrich Company
F. R. Benner
Tire Mart
C. W. Shiley
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Nash
Robert L. DeHaven
Coleman Dunn
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Zuckerman and Campbell
Neral Home
Order of the Golden Rule
Seiberling
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Seiberling Dealer
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Braddock ST
Berryville Lumber Co
Ealer & Binder
Twine
Johnston
W. Erle Edwards
Elsie Carpenter
Eltha Butler
Retta Clayton
W. K. Sirbaugh
Bergville Lions Club
C. E. Johnston
Winchester Stores
Lynchburg
Johnson
Air Transport Command
Elizabeth Thompson
W. Cecil St
House Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saltonstall
H. Alexander Smith
McMahon
D-Conn
United Nations Assembly
East
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Cameron Street
C. I. Brumback & Sons
de Soto
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudovat St
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Tavita Taht
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
Sanitary M
Stephens City
R . Plumbing & Sanitary Heating CO
Call Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
Kerr
BUICK
Timothy
Triplett & Vehrencamp
Mt. Jackson, Va
OF City Realty
Corporation Court City
Cameron (Market) Street
Maud J. Brown Colemann Dunn
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