Winchester District Employes' Association picks new chair
Chug White of Northern Virginia Power Company Distribution Clerk is elected chairman for the 1952 53 term. He is joined by Roy B Wickes Jr as vice chairman Marvin Hutchison as treasurer and Patsy Levi as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chug’’ White
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester District
Roy B. Wickes
Marvin Hutchison
Patsy Levi
NYPC
W. J. Leatherman
Ray Catewood
Government delays lifting steel use restrictions
Washington reports the government postpones relaxing steel restrictions on amusement structures, residences, schools, and highways due to the ongoing 12 day shutdown. Officials caution a tighter lid may come if the strike persists and the National Production Authority declines to confirm the decision.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Truman Sees Atomic Power Advance With New Vessel
President Truman discusses a new vessel as a major stride toward atomic power usage while cautioning that wide adoption is years away. He reiterates no desire for war and hopes the atomic bomb will never be used again.
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Truman
United States
Estate sales and antiques auction schedule in Virginia
June 21 auction at Episcopal Church of Virginia Antiques items auctioned by Chas Duvall. June 28 at 11 a.m. estate sale at Frederick County Court House with real estate on Front Royal Road, auctioneer W F Artrip Jr. July 5 at 11 a.m. estate sale at Frederick County Court House with real estate on East Germain Street Winchester.
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Episcopal
Kernstown Vacation School to Run Five Days
The Kernstown Methodist Vacation Church School runs Monday through Friday with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m. Director Mrs Walter Sibert leads assistants and offers courses in Kindergarten Home and Family Palestine Juniors and The Church Around the World. A Friday picnic and June 22 sharing program close the event with certificates awarded.
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Kernstown Church
Palestine
Plane Crashes In English Channel Near Le Harve
A six seat Consul chartered from Morton Air Service crashed in the English Channel off Le Harve France. Of eight aboard six perished. Five were rescued by the Amer ican Miller but three died later aboard a British destroyer. Two survivors are gravely hurt. Three bodies were later recovered. The party was en route to auto races at Le Mans.
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le Mans
France
Boyd Property Remodeling Approved at 212 W Boscawen St
The Dr P W Boyd Estate gains permission to remodel at 212 W Boscawen St adding a brick veneer west side extension costing about 20000 dollars. Occupants include Doctors C L Riley B B Dutton Leon Slavin and W Clayton Anderson. Contractor is Boyd J Hamman. A two story front and single story rear addition will extend frontage by 29 feet to 55 feet with depth 75 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Boyd
W. Boscawen St
C. L. Riley
B. B Dutton
Leon Slavin
W. Clayton Anderson
Boyd J. Hamman
Crossword clues compiled for rye and related terms
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbers for entries such as Before 17 Travel back and forth 18 Music note 19 Spectacles slang 21 Athome 22 Small hole for place 24 Rise and fall of waters 26 Organ of hearing 27 Bog 28 Flowerless plant 30 Wide mouthed drinking cup 23 Sun god 54 Express gratitude 36 Ruthenium sym 37 Skill 39 Strange 40 Turf 41 Scoff 43 Shun 45 Pen name of Charles Lamb 46 Tear apart 47 Venture 48 Plant ovule 16 Soak flax 19 Tip 20 A cut of meat 23 Ever poet 25 Writing fluid 27 Splash boards 28 Friar title 29 30 32 35 38 31 poss Merited Evil Eaten away Impolite Goddesses of seasons Web like membrane 40 Keep 42 Goddess of healing Norse 44 Contend for Cr
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Sun God
Ruthenium (Sym
Skill
Strange
Scoff
Shun
Charles Lamb
Tear Apart
Venture
Stonewall Oster Ruritan Club Formed In North Frederick County
The Stonewall Oster Ruritan Club is registered with the Ruritan National. Charter members number 52. Future meetings will be at the White Hall Grange with a next general session set for July 3 at 8 p.m.
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Raritan Club
North Frederick County
Corvine Cather
Martinsboro Pike
Ruritan National
Stonewall Oster Ruritan Club
Catherine
Marvin L Gray
Wakefield
T Clay Wood
Ruritaun National
Nokesville
D. K. Russell
J. Robert Russell
Grover Teets
Grimes
Claude Gore William Lawrence, Jr
Henry Mile Fer Cline
Loring Woore
Hug+ett G. Light
Clearbrook
Fred Bame
Sunnyside
B. Frank Strother
Walter T. Anderson
White Hall
C. Irvine Cather
Martinsburg Pike
Stanley Clevelager
Leonard C. Ellis Stephenson
White Hall Grange
Rouss Drum Corps Heads to Colonial Beach Parade
The Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps with majorettes and color guard traveled by bus and car to Colonial Beach for the Potomac River Festival parade today and will return around midnight.
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Rouss
Colonial Beach
Potomac River
CIO Asks Truman Veto Immigration Bill
The CIO requests President Truman veto the immigration bill recently passed by Congress. The appeal emphasizes labor and national policy concerns surrounding the Senate action and executive review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Washington
Truman
Congress
Virginia apple and peach crop outlook discussed by Dr. Teske
Dr. Teske outlined a favorable Virginia fruit season with strong peach prospects and a heavy York apple crop expected in certain regions. He urged improving quality and lowering costs to counter western competition, noting regional differences in Stayman and Winesap prospects and a steady Eastern demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dr. Teske
Dr Teske
Piedmont
Roanoke
Swedish DC-3 Missing Over Baltic Area During Soviet Maneuvers
Bornholm fishermen report Soviet air sea activity near Gotland as a Swedish Air Force DC-3 vanished from routine flight from Haegernaes to Gotland. Last radio position 11:25 p.m. east of Gotland, crew of eight.
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Roenne
Denmark
Bornholm
Haegernaes
Stockholm
Gotland
Danzing
Finland
U. S
Baltic
Chicago Grains Open Steady on Board of Trade
Chicago Wheat and other grains moved little at the Board of Trade with opening prices mixed across the board. Wheat listed Sep at 2.431 and Dec at 2.395. Corn July at 1.851. Oats July at 0.801. Soybeans July at 3.25 and Sep at 3.10. distinct bids shown across futures with slight shifts in each contract.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Three Red Party Members Arrested for Bombing
Police announce the arrest of three Communist party members accused of placing a bomb in the parked car of U. S. Army Private Pasquale Ranucei in Schenectady New York. The device exploded while Ranucei was in a nearby restaurant but no one was injured. Police say the bombing was politically motivated amid anti non Communist hiring protests at the U S Supply Command.
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Leghorn
Communist Party
U. S. Army
Pasquale Ranucei
Schenectady
N. Y
Ranucei
U. S
How's Your LQ Answers for Page 4 Quiz
Correct answers printed on page four include Asia thirty five years 4004 B C steel industry finance Julius Caesar True humming noise from rapid wing vibration Offenbach and curling.
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Asia
Irty
B.C
Finance
Julius Caesar
True
Offenbach
County livestock judging team meets strong show
The County judging team led by Sidney Rogers with 398 points and Denny Cole 386 won with 1 163 points, ahead of Augusta 1 102 Albemarle 1 010 Loudoun 1 008 Shenandoah 1 005. Matches began 9 a m yesterday with Angus cattle sheep and hogs judged. John T Wolfe is coach and manager. teams vie for Blacksburg entry and possible all expense trip to Chicago.
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Sidney Rogers
Denny Cole
Boyd Ramey
Lynn Wolfe
Augusta
Albemarle
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Winchester舞 Ballet Recital Showcases City Through Three Centuries
Nearly 1000 attend the Ewin Studio of Dance Art recital at Hand ley Auditorium featuring 200 plus pupils led by Miss Dorothy Ewing. The program includes Music Shop with three parts and the Violet Cape ballet about Winchester, tracing the city from a very young Miss Winchester to modern times through performances by Barbara Loy, Douglas Fisher, Mary Eutsler and many others.
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Ewin Studio of Dance Art
Handley Auditorium
Dorothy Ewing
Violet Cape
Winchester
Miss Ewing
Martha Campbell
Philomena Laren
Marie Foyle
the Music Shop
Mary Albright
Joette Bailey
Judith Baker
Janet Battle
Bonnie Swain
Linda Cooper
Drew Gilpin
Kathryn Garber
Elenna Harper
Jeanne M. Hill
Shirley la Follette
Ann Miller
Linda Mallory
Pamela Nixon
Elizabeth Padgett
Linda Snyder
Sharon Sutton
Dorothea Teretta
Bill Waters
Terry Sharkey
Ellen Custer
Susan Kuykendall
Leigh Smith
Joyce Bly
Barbara Chaplin
Cheryl Corrigan
Helen Cooley
Betty Glascock
Virginia Germelman
Marsha Fretwekk
Margaret Marks
Ann Milton
Brenda Murphy
Lynn Pine
Carolyn Snider
Mary E. Snider
Andrea Virostek
Betsy Baker
Sally Bel
Ann Dick
Douglas Fisher
Meg Green
Mary C. Hope
Sylvia Hall
Nancy Kincaid
Edna Kuykendall
Barbara Loy
Barbar Pickeral
Jean Patterson
Cheryl Whitney
Ann Moore
Barbara Eavis
Sharon Cain
Carolyn Gordon
Dale Gwinn
Nancy Hyatt
Shanda Kiser
Bonnie Massey
Peggy Mahaney
Dorothy Wedell
Patricia Donovan
Peggy Miller
Jenny Levi
Anna Bailey
Leta Brann
Virginia Freeman
Dorothy Kanade
James Fauver
Bertha Brann
Jean Miller
Tackie Campbell
Dianne Bauserman
Shirley Long
Linda Everly
Margaret Fisher
Patsy Jenkins
Bett
Robby Arthur
Rebecca Athey
Marietta Ames
Dorothy Boyd
Eileen Cahill
Georgia Eliott
Patricia Goode
Carole Mumpower
Sharon Omps
Judy Shaw
Sally Madden
Martha Haltom
Vanda Adams
Betty Argenbright
Suzanna Godlove
Ginger Kay
Sally Smith
Jane Southard
Houston Carr
Bill Bosserman
Tommy Kremer
Irvin Shendon
Howard Shockey
Sonny Waltes
Mary Eutsler
Douglas Fishers
Winchester Camera Club Display Delights Viewers at Penny's Window
Charles E. Murphy of the Winchester Camera Club praises the 1952 display for diverse prints and ages from seven months to 96, hoping viewers share the photographers’ pleasure. Katherine Pennell calls the show the best yet, noting standout works like Bill Clarke's Inferno and Nativity, with group pieces by Murphy drawing praise for variety and novelty.
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Charles E. Murphy
Winchester Camera Club
Camera Club
Penny
Katherine Pennell
Handley High School
Bill Clarke
Clarence Lamp
Winchester
Fire Draws Crowd as Blaze Consumes Evidence at Scene
A fire reported by a caller prompted Trooper Moore and Frederick County authorities to respond to a scene where the rear of a vehicle’s evidence was engulfed in flames. Fire units controlled traffic on narrow roads as hundreds gathered to view the blaze. origin undetermined last night.
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Heeli
Herrell
Democratic delegates split as McMahon favored by Connecticut
The Hartford convention adopts a resolution instructing its 16 vote delegation to back state Sen. Brien McMahon. In AP tallies Kefauver leads with 246, Rus sell 86.5, Harriman 85.5, with 394 uncommitted and 150 to be named ahead of the July 21 Chicago convention needing 616 votes.
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Georgia
Richard Ruselle
Adlai Stever
Connecticut
Hartford
Brien McMahon
Kefauver
Associated Press
Russell
W. Averell Harriman
Chicago
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White Heads
NVPC
Kernstown
Walter Sibert
Anna Lee Sandy
John Cammer
Ennet Dorton
Lester Smith
Margaret Keesling
Nina Snapp
Albert Tusing
Jane Strosnider
English Channel
Boyd
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddeck &T
George M. Gadsby
Siete
Calombia
Power For Freedom
WINC
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Braddock
Daily Crossword
Down
Ireland
Mexico
Ever
Friar
Goddess
Stonewall Raritan
Patsez
Vessirl
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
Chood
Cameron St
Vhone
Red Party
Pate
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling
Braddock St
Plymouth Cranbresk
Frederick Motors i
BPS
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook, Va
Presbyterian Choir
Union Vesper Services
The
Winchester Ministerial Association
Ronald $. Wilson
Christ
Rying
Moore
Frederick County Sheff
Robert L. DeHaven
N. Cameron St
Virginia Machinery CO
West Cecil St
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