Students Earn Medals At School Awards Night
Betty June Hurst and Barbara Hough tied for the Principal's Scholastic award for highest four year grades. Susan Sowers won the eighth grade American Legion Auxiliary medal. Shirley White received the class gift a $10 check for the A Cappela chair. Elizabeth Hurst gave the valedictory. Betty Cather the salutatory. The Glee Clubs performed under Miss Gwendolyn Haynes with Sadie Finklestein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Hurst
Barbara Hough
American Legion Auxiliary
Susan Sowers
Gibson White
Shirley White
Luther White
Elizabeth Hurst
Betty Cather
Harrison McCoy
Grim
Gwendolyn Haynes
Sadie Finklestein
Ers
Dett
Gershwin
James Lee Miller
Relaxation Class Helps Patients at Boston Dispensary
Prof Paul Johnson teaches a weekly applied psychology course for Boston dispensary clinic patients. The relaxation based program aims to ease worry related symptoms. after six sessions, most students show reduced pain and improved efficiency.
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Boston
Paul Johnson
Boston University
Johnson
Prof. Johnson
Vacation Bible School Ends With Student Program
The Vacation Bible School at Round Hill Methodist Church closed at 11 30 a m today with a program by 36 enrolled pupils, averaging 31 in attendance. Names include Sarah Barton Lois Frye Lucille Singhas Ruth Wolford Lillie Mae Richards Alma Garrett Eddie Robinson Jackie Robinson and others.
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Round Hill Methodist Church
Sarah Barton
Lois Frye
Lucille Singhas
Ruth Wolford
Lillie Mae Richards
Alma Garrett
Eddie Robinson
Jackie Robinson
Mary Elizabeth Coover
Charles Funkhouser
Donnie Hodgson
Talbot Pingley
Frances May Pingley
Marjorie Jane Teter
Norma Joyce Garrett
Carrie Lee Hawkins
Christine Carpenter
Robbie Hodgson
Barbara Hawkins
Ruth Sawyer
Michael Foreman
Bevin Welcomes Marshall Plan as Bridge to East and West
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin praised Secretary Marshall’s aid-for-Europe plan calling it a bridge to link the East and West. He warned it would be disastrous to obstruct the effort and noted relief over Russia’s inclusion in the American proposal. He spoke at a Foreign Press Association luncheon in London.
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State Department
Willard Thorp
New York
Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
Marshall
Europe
Russia
Foreign Press Assn
Mrs Chas Lupton Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Eunice Lupton wife of Charlies Lupton of Kernstown died at 12 55 p m today in Memorial hospital where she had been a patient since Tuesday. Death due to a heart condition. she is survived by her husband a stepson Aliai Lupton a sister Miss Minnie Bayliss and a brother Venner Bayliss all of Opequon. Funeral plans not announced.
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Chas. Lupton
Eunice Lupton
Charlies Lupton
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
Aliai Lupton
Minnie Bayliss
Venner Bayliss
Opequon
Taft Predicts Tax Bill Veto in Senate Comment
Senate Republican policy committee member Taft said he expects the president will veto the income tax cutting bill. He told reporters the chances of Congress overriding a veto are likely, and that on Wednesday the tax bill veto will probably occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Congress
City orders weeds cut on vacant lots
City sergeant G. C. Baker said at least a dozen property owners have until five days from now to clear weeds on empty lots. If they fail to comply, city workers will mow the lots and assess the cost to the owners through taxes.
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G. C. Baker
Labor Bill Unworkable, Federal Experts Say
Washington experts say the Taft Hartley labor bill is unworkable and would not stop a coal strike next month. They cite provisions on dangerous conditions, yellow dog contracts, and secret ballot votes as undermining union bargaining and government intervention.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Hartley
Mr. Truman
Rep. Hartley
RNJ
Taft
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Lewis
President Glad To Omit Barrel Trip Over Falls
President Truman, en route to Washington from Canada, said he was glad he would not have to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel. He toured Horseshoe Falls and was cheered by Niagara Falls residents before boarding his train to tackle tax and labor issues.
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Washington
Truman
Canada
Niagara
Paris
U. S
Horseshoe
Canadian Falls
Niagara Falls
Ont
Softball Duel Set For White Hall Tonight
The White Hall and Kernstown softball teams meet at White Hall tonight at 8 p m for a league game.
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White Hall
Kernstown
Lewis Sees Grim Prospect for Labor Bill
John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers Journal warns of industrial, political and economic disaster if the Supreme Court does not strike down the Taft-Hartley labor bill now on President Truman's desk. The journal notes the measure targets the United Mine Workers of America and does not forecast a Truman veto or possible override. The piece also mentions early wheel dating in Mesopotamian cultures, as unrelated archaeological data.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Journal
Supreme Court
Truman
NAH
Nationassociation of Manufacturers
Quarantine Placed On Home After Scarlet Fever Cases
Dr L M Allen city health officer confirms two scarlet fever cases in the city and orders quarantine at the home. He says this is the only known case and urges citizens not to panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
Allen
Postwar Highway Aid and Aeronautics Funding Overview
The federal aid highway program allocates $31,288,854 of its total funds for postwar use. The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics received all but $390,000 of the $43,839,000 it sought, with money earmarked for developing guided missiles and aircraft of unprecedented speed.
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Whittaker Micro
Valley Photo Centre
Loudoun
Presbyterian Church
S. Loudoun ST
Northern
ESSO
China
Aluminum
Cannister
Candy
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Lexington
Jewels
Edward
Capper Jeweler
A&p
America
A&p Food
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