Uniforms for Politicians Proposed by Columnist
HAL BOYLE jokes that politicians and bureaucrats could wear uniforms to distinguish their roles. He suggests white serge outfits for bureaucrats with rank stripes and branch emblems, and tor clothing for elected officials a purple toga for in power and a white toga for out of power with campaign ribbons denoting offices held. He notes the lone issue of a losing candidate wearing sackcloth and a crying towel.
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Department of Agriculture
National Park Service
U. S
Senate
Five Die in Virginia Highway Accidents This Weekend
Five people died in Virginia traffic crashes over the weekend. Victims listed include William Clayton 38 of Westmoreland County Loomis Emory Smith 22 of Falling Creek Chesterfield County Arthur Dula 37 of Deerfield Augusta County Jack Edward Bentley 37 of Wise County and Doris Love Cox 29 of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Virginia
William Clayton
Westmoreland County
Loomis Emory Smith
Falling Creek
Chesterfield County
Arthur Dula
Deerfield
Augusta County
Augusta
Jack Edward Bentley
Enkins
Toute
Wise
Wise County
Doris Love Cox
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Emporia
County
Arthur Holland Dies In Charlottesville
Arthur Russell Holland, 50, of 9 West Leicester Street, died at 9 a m in University Hospital Charlottesville after being a patient since Saturday night. A Virginia Woolen Company weaver for 29 years, he was born February 5 1902 in Frederick County. Survived by widow Madeline Anderson, daughter Sue Anne, brother Willard of Arlington, uncle Thomas Holland of Cumberland Md, and another brother James killed in World War II. Funeral arrangements pending. body at Omps Funeral Home.
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Arthur Russell Holland
Leicester St
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Frederick County
Arthur
Nellie Rogers Holland
Virginia Woolen Company
Braddock Street
Eagles Club
Winchester
Madeline Anderson
Sue Anne Holland
Willard Holland
Arlington
Thomas Holland
Cumberland
James Holland c. Winchester
Omps
City health chief orders weeds cleared on Winchester lots
Dr. A L Lindall head of the Frederick Winchester Health Department asks that all unimproved city lots in Winchester be cleared of weeds underbrush and rubbish and kept clear for the summer. Overgrown parcels harbor flies mosquitos snakes and rats and pollen worsens hay fever. police will enforce the ordinance.
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A. L. Lindall
Frederick-Winchester
City of
Winchester
Mrs. Annie Randall 88 Dies in Nursing Home
Annie Rebecca Randall 88, widow of John Randall, died at Pifer Nursing Home after three weeks as a patient. Born April 2 1864 in Berkeley County West Virginia, she leaves two daughters, a son, two sisters, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm Omps Funeral Home with burial in Old Stone Church cemetery Greenspring.
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Annie Rebecca Randall
John Randall
N. Bradnock St
Pifer Nursing Home
Berkeley County
W. Va
David F
Rachel Hancher Hott
Grimes
Freerick County
Winchester
Mt. Pleasant
EUB Church
Lucy Belle Randall
Susannah Leach
Petersburg
H. Seber Randall
Laura Bailey
Pikeside
Anne A. Flagg
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Whitefield
Parkersburg
Charles R. Leach
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Susan Whitefield
Omps Funeral Home
John Oliver
EVB Church
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Lewis Fries Earl Bailey
Connie I. Renner
Roy Miller
William Cochran
Ora Bailey
Mrs Wolfe Dies in Hempstead Maryland
Mrs Katherine Brill Wolfe died Saturday in Hempstead Maryland. She was the wife of Joseph Wolfe and mother of two sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at 1 PM Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church in Capon Bridge with Rev John Hottle officiating. Burial follows at Green Lane Cemetery in Delray West Virginia.
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Katherine Brill Wolfe
Hempstead
Joseph Wolfe
Who
Wolfe
Millbrook
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Capon Bridge
John Hottle
Green Lane Cemetery
Delray
Russell Outlines Presidential Aims in U S News Interview
Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell presents his views as a Democratic presidential aspirant in U S News and World Report. He argues against compulsory FEPC, proposes allied burden sharing on defense, pledges a near current federal spend level with possible cuts, and calls for honest officials. He supports farm price aid, opposes compulsory health insurance, and favors labor courts. He notes a 54 46 lead over Eisenhower in a regional poll.
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Russell
U. S. News and World Report
Democratic nomination contest narrows with Russell second
The report notes a concession to him for the Democratic nomination with Russell in second place, highlighting the shifting lead and the stage of the race.
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Russell
Walter C. Plundeke Dies In New York
Walter C. Plundeke long time Winchester resident died Saturday morning at his Mt. Vernon New York home He had worked for Balfour Guthrie Co in New York He was a member of the Dock Street Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge He is survived by his wife the former Virgie Hillyard daughter of Mrs William R Hillyard one brother Ernest Plundeke and one sister Bertha Plundeke Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Omps Funeral Home with Dr William Archer Wright of Braddock Street Methodist Church officiating Interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery with Masonic rites at graveside Remains expected to arrive in Winchester late tomorrow evening.
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Walter C. Plundeke
Winchester
Mt. Vernon
New York
Balfour-Guthrie Co., Ltd
Braddock Street
Virgie Hillyard
William R. Hillyard
North Ave
Ernest Plundeke
Bertha Plundeke
Omps
William Archer Wright
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mt. Hebron
AMA Chief Attacks Truman Health Commission
Dr John W Cline retiring as president of the American Medical Association accuses President Truman of using a government health study to dodge a political issue during an election year. He says the plan for federalized compulsory sickness insurance would amount to socialized medicine and alleges the commission mixes politics with medical care.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Truman
John W. Cline
San Francisco
AMA
Cline
The
House of
Delegates at AMA Annual Meeting Discuss Policy making Group
Delegates at the AMA annual meeting form a policy making group to steer medical policy. The assembly focuses on governance, member input, and strategic priorities for upcoming sessions.
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The
AMA
Selective Service Hours Revised Through Labor Day
The Selective Service office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until after Labor Day. A lunch break will close the office from 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. daily.
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Selective Service
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Koje Island
Korea
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Richard B. Russell
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Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Robert A. Taft
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FEPC
Supreme Court
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Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Yaconys
Sacony
Yacony
W. Boscawen St
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Harmony House
F.H. A
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SEARS
Sears Roebuck and Co
City Telephone
Loudoun St
Vwryer
Sareway
Iceberg
Jergen
the Food Center
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C.B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
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