Ewing Studio Dance Recital Draws Large Audience
The Ewing Studio of Dance Art presented Dance Fantasie at Handley High auditorium. The program opened with Spring Magic featuring young pupils in colorful costumes and continued with Country Air and Air de Ballet. Swan Lake closed the evening with senior dancers led by James Fauver as Siegfried and Martha Campbell as Odette.
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Ewing Studio
Handley High
Theogram
Air de Ballet
James Fauver
Dorothy Ewing
Miss Ewing
Philomena Laren
Mildred Jones
Swan Lake
Prince Siegfried
Martha Campbell
Odette
Jean Miller
Joan Michael
Shirley Long
Tackie Campbell
Dianne Bauserman
Bebe Campbell
Suzanne Smith
Chester Hobart
Dorothy Boyd
Georg Elliott
Carol Mumpower
Omps
Bertha R. Brann
Leta
Brann
Robin Arthur
Patricia Cahill
Eileen Cahill
Cather Flory
Charlene Grimm
Dorothy Knode
Virginia Adams
Frieda Zuckerman
Warren Rudolph
June 16 to June 30 Public Auction Notice
Classified notice lists furniture and household goods for sale. Dates range June 16 1 pm Mrs McKay 14 B Gerrard to June 30 11 am James P front of Pred. Locations include Winchester southeast area and 384 National Ave. Rest Church vicinity. Auctioneer details and precise times shown for each item.
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Adams
McKay
B. Gerrard
R.C. McKee
Winchester
Jennie Ls Dwyer
National Ave
Furnbrook
Rt. 11
Rest Church
James P
Frederick County School Board
County Court House
Virginia
Harrison Attacks Government Morality in Public Address
Harrison delivers a broad critique tracing back to 1946 vote fraud cases and Senate findings involving William O'Dwyer and Frank Costello. He accuses White House aides Dawson and Vaughan of improper pressure for commercial interests, calls a military hack unworthy, and urges public revulsion rather than impeachment.
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Harrison
Truman
Senate
New York
William O'Dwyer
Frank Costello
United States
Mexico
Dean Acheson
White House
Donald 8. Dawson
Harry H. Vaughan
Vaughan
Virginia Democrat
Sying
Araschi
Washington
Catholics Grow In Mission Lands
In a Vatican encyclical Pope Pius XII reports Roman Catholics in mission lands have nearly doubled in 25 years from 15 million in 1926 to about 28 million today. He praises missionaries while grieving the hardships they endure.
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Vatican City
Pius
Divorces Granted in Clarke County Court
Judge Elliott Marshall grants two absolute divorces with four month restraint from remarriage. Gertrude Mae Ford vs James Henry Ford filed June 8, 1951 on desertion. Frank Bell Taylor vs Virginia Jenkins Taylor filed June 13, 1951 on desertion.
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Clark
Elliott Marshall
Clarke County
Gertrude Mae Ford
James Henry Ford
Frank Bell Taylor
Virginia Jenkins Taylor
Mae West Testifies In Million Dollar Suit
New York actress Mae West testified at a pre trial hearing in a one million dollar damage suit filed by Sara Allen who claims West impersonations ruined her career. West denied issuing permission to imitate her and called the suit slanderous.
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New York
Mae West
Sara Allen
Miss Allen
Idiss West
Mrss West
Miss West
AFL pilots set token picket lines at major hubs
AFL union pilots of United Air Lines staged token pickets in Chicago Denver and Los Angeles to protest. Company operations reported unaffected despite the demonstrations.
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Chicago
AFL
United Air Lines
Denver
Los Angeles
Policeman-Urged Apology Probe After Diplomatic Women Incident
New Rochelle Mayor Stanley W. Church said three U N diplomatic wives and a daughter were abusive when stopped near a store. Police took them to headquarters before they could go home, and the mayor plans a thorough investigation before any apologies.
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New Rochelle
Stanley W. Church
U. N
Church
Hearings on China policy eyed within two weeks
Chairman Russell expresses hope that hearings on China policy can be completed within 15 days and that MacArthur may return to the stand if he chooses in Dallas he offered no comment. The quiz answers listed include West Virginia Baboon microphone locomotives arson quicksand Elgar Washnato capital of American Samoa and Manuel Quezon.
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Russell
D-Ga
MacArthur
Dallas
Tex
West Virginia
Mike
Edgar William Elgar
Booker T. Washnato
American Samoa
Manuel Quezon
James Wood Girls Earn State Homemakers Degree
James Wood Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America at the Virginia FHA convention at Madison College Harrisonburg awarded the State Homemakers Degree to Margaret Brumback and Virginia Dicks. Brumback, daughter of Harmon and Mrs Brumback Route 1 A Middletown, served as chapter president and chaired groups. Dicks, daughter of William and Mrs Dicks Middletown, held school and chapter roles and served as recorder. Six degrees were conferred at the convention with other James Wood attendees including Ruth Snapp Jane Brumback Betty Rinker and Crystal Morgan serving in various roles.
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Margaret Brumback
Mary
Virginia Dicks
James Wood
Future Homemakers of America
Virginia Association of the Fha
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Miss Brumback
Harmon Brunback
Route 1-A
FHA
Wrcf Federation
Iss Brumback
Miss Dicks
William Dicks
Middletown
Ber
Ruth Snapp
Alfred Snapp
Middle Road
Jane Brumback
Herbert Brumback
Betty Rinker
Alfred Rinker
Stephens City
Christal Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Pineville
A-Bomb Obsolete Says Scientist
Dr Edward Teller of the AEC Los Alamos bomb lab is quoted as saying the atomic bomb is obsolete. The remark comes amid U S hydrogen bomb efforts and a discussion by Rep F Edward Herbert of Louisiana in a New Orleans States series on the Eniwetok tests.
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New Orleans
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U. S
F. Edward Herbert
D-La
Edward Teller
Los Alamos, N. M
Herbert
Eniwetok
Local Korean War Veteran Arrives in Seattle Under Rotation
Pfc. Alfred D. Robertson of 502 West Cork Street is among 52 Virginians scheduled to arrive in Seattle on Monday under the Army Rotation Plan. The veterans from the Korean conflict will travel aboard the Navy transport Pvt. Joe Martinez.
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Alfred D. Robertson
W. Cork St
Seattle
Washington
Navy
Joe Martinez
Earliest Conscientious Objectors traced to ancient eras
Conscientious objection to war is linked to Lao-tze in the 6th century B C and Buddha. Early Christians largely refused service in Rome during the first century and a half A D. In modern times English Friends and other religious groups fostered objection. The postage meter machine emerged in 1901 to Pitney of Chicago and Bowes, with the first metered letter posted in Stamford Connecticut on December 10 1920.
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Gautama Buddha
Friends
England
R. A
Arthur H. Pitney
Chicago
Walter Bowes
Post Office Department
Stamford
Conn
Bear Ends Camping Run at Sherando Lake Park
In Virginia’s Blue Ridge, a bold brown bear stepped into camp at Sherando Lake recreation area and raided kitchens. Forest rangers and game wardens armed themselves and neutralized the threat with rifle fire after the animal returned for daylight visits.
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Harrisonburg
Sherando Lake
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Augusta County
Forest Rangers
D. G. Faube
H. I. Todd
Snoopy
Carpenter Killed and Companion Attacked on Chicago Porch
Gilbert M. Bacon Jr., 25, was killed with a brick while sitting on a westside porch with Helen Griffin, 38. A man assaulted Griffin and a Black man was seized by police after a neighbor reported a woman dragged into an alley.
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Chicago
Gilbert M. Bacon, Jr
Helen Griffin
Westside
John O'Keefe
Former church official to receive 15000 relief in mixup case
A 65 year old former church funds official was granted 15000 in relief after two years in jail due to an identity mix up. Gov Alfred E Driscoll signed the bill granting the payment to Clifford Shep who was wrongly convicted of forgery due to mistaken identity.
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Trenton
N. J
Church Fund
Alfred E. Driscoll
Clifford
Shep
Memphis Ends Traffic Deathless Streak At 62
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a speeding police squad car in Memphis ending the citys traffic deathless days at 62. The Police Department had been leading the campaign to stretch the number of days without a traffic accident, the longest stretch in 10 years. The previous record was 93.
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Memphis, Tenn & A
Memphis
Annual Timber Ridge Memorial Service at Timber Ridge Church
The Timber Ridge Christian Church hosts its annual Memorial Service and Homecoming tomorrow starting at 11. Rev. Roy Coulter says speaker Dr. Brown, noted for his abilities, will address attendees. Lunch will be served on the lawn.
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Timber Ridge Christian Church
Crillion Mosley Brow
Eton College
N. C
Roy Coulter
Brown
Fire at Montreal convent leaves many dead and unidentified
A deadly blaze at St Cunegonde’s home trapped 15 children and 26 nuns. Firemen recovered a nun’s body with hands folded in prayer while Sister Marie Mailloux sobbed over the choking smoke. Rescue efforts moved victims across relief agencies as records were destroyed. Only six victims were identifiable, including Mother Superior Rita Gervais and Sister Chauvin.
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Marie Mailloux
St. Cunegonde’s
Marie
Montreal
Rita Gervais
Sister Chauvin
Water supply of Key West via mainland pipe
Key West taps mainland water through a long steel conduit after centuries of relying on rain catchment. The cabbage rose is Rosa centifolia, a bush rose from the Caucasus famed for its fragrance and moss rose rarity.
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Key West
Fila
Caucasus
Ancient drug cited as cure for boy's kidney cancer
Paris AP The French Academy of Surgery studies a seven year old boy reportedly cured of deadly kidney cancer by an ancient drug. Prof Rene Huguenin says the child had the disease since age four and was treated with the drug one showing disappearance on X rays. He cautions the claim is not a general cancer cure.
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Paris
French Academy of Surgery
Rene Huguenin
Villejuif Institute
Huguenin
Special Services Tomorrow At Congregational Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School and Children’s Day Program are planned at the Congregational Christian Church tomorrow. Ten children are scheduled to participate in the activities.
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Congregational Church
Wgational Christian Church
Tomor Sanend
Service Begins At 10 30 Oclock Says Pastor Whitten
Announcement by Rev Robert A Whitten, pastor of the church, sets the service start time at 10 30 oclock.
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Robert A. Whitten
Classical clues point to sacred bull and sailor’s saint
A fragment of a crossword style clue list presents two definitions Sacred bull and The sailor's saint with a third entry hinting at a weakening term. The clue set appears in a puzzle page from a French era text.
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Shaw Garden
SHAW
E. Piccadilly St
International Harvester Company
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Pakistan
China
New
John W
Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Braddock St
Mary Virginia Dicks
Korea
Carpenter
Companion
Timber Ridge
Frederick County Court House
Wnt
Civil and Police Justice Court
City of
Boyd
Willard Lee Denham
G. G. Baker
Coleman Dunn
N. Cameron &T
Sheriff's Sale
Air Speedway
Bufflickpeed
Frederick County
J. W. Arthur
Theodore Morris
Frederick
Robt. L. DeHaven
de Soto
Heatwouse Motor CO
N. Braddock &T
Ing
Glaize & Bro
Tommy D. Lockhart
Hodgson & Brown
W. Boscawen St
Omps’ Funeral Home
Mt. Airy
Orien Baek
Jennie L. Dwyer
Braddock
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