Miller to Address BC Graduates
Frederick M. Miller of Martinsburg will give the graduation address to Winchester Business College class of 14 Friday at 8 p m in the Handley Library Lecture Hall. His talk titled Life Adjustments reflects 40 years in education including roles at Western Maryland College and Hedgesville High.
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Frederick M. Miller
Martinsburg
Winchester Business College
Handley Library
Miller
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Hedgesville
West Virginia
St. Mary's High School
Hagerstown
Earl C. Bateman
Berkeley County
W. Va
Joseph R. Prickett
Winchester
Leona Eddy
America
James Wood High School
Ladies Auxiliary
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Banker Schwarzschild Dies Leaving Estate Worth 890223
William H. Schwarzschild banker died here Sunday leaving an estate valued at 890223 dollars. The entire sum goes to his wife and four children under the terms of his will.
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Richmond
William H. Schwarzschild
Finland repays aid debt to maintain no-default record
Finland transfers 142127.18 dollars to Washington marking repayment of postwar American aid and preserving its status as the only country never to default on wartime debt.
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Washington
Finland
United
Apple Industry Delegates Meet For Marketing Push In Roanoke
Virginia delegates head to Roanoke for the 1953 apple industry convention June 17 19. Discussions focus on prepackaging, consumer demand, and selective variety reduction to boost quality and prices. Delegates from Virginia West Virginia New Jersey and other states attend along with industry leaders and buyers.
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Roanoke
Moore
Institute
Easwest Produce Co
Oakland
Calif
Elizabeth Taylor Enjoys Married Life and Plans California Visit
Screen actress Elizabeth Taylor arrived from London and called married life perfectly wonderful. She will fly to California in about two weeks to join husband Michael Wilding, while planning to resume film work in Hollywood.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
London
California
Michael Wilding
Wilding
Miss Taylor
Nicky Hilton
Hollywood
Police Court Docket of Drunk Driving and Traffic Violations
List of defendants including Marvel Clarke 52 Westernport Md and Robert R. Ramey 22 Boyce Md for drunkenness with fines from 9.25 to 104.25. George DeHaven Albin 14.25. Wilber P. Williams 21 colored White Post 9.25 for failing to yield. A juvenile sped with improper muffler 20.25. Howard Hott 19 Piedmont Va 15.25. Donald R. Mowan Hagerstown Md 14.25. Arvon P. Laughter Route 2 no inspection no registration. John P. O Connor 24 S Ozone Park N Y drunken driving 104.25 license revoked 30 days suspended and 12 months probation. Buddy W Buckley 21 Balti-
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Marvel Clarke
Westernport
Robert R. Ramey
Boyce
George DeHaven
Albin
Wilber P. Williams
White Post
Howard Hott
Piedmont
Donald R. Mowan
Hagerstown
Arvon P. Laughter
John P. O'Conner
S. Ozone Park
N. Y
Buddy W. Buckley
Balti
Speeding and reckless driving penalties listed for several drivers
Records show Samuel Jenkins of S Kent Street assaulted Helen Boone with fines totaling 55.75 and 10 days in jail. Mason B Noonan of 112 S Cameron Street paid 14.25 for speeding. Daniel Hurd of Berryville, 22, fined 105.25 for reckless driving. Calvin Mercer of Alexandria, 21, fined 55.75 for reckless driving. Varlo Francis, 34, ran a red light with 10.25 fine. Edman Cradle, 28, Falls Church, reckless driving 15.25.
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Samuel Jenkins
S. Kent Street
Helen Boone
Mason B. Noonan
S. Cameron Street
Daniel Lewis Hurd
Berryville
Calvin Ray Mercer
Alexandria
Barman
Edman Cradle
Falls Church
Biologists Plan Release of 1.5 Million Mosquitoes
In Sanibel Island Florida biologists under Dr Maurice Provost will release over 1.5 million radioactive mosquitoes of the aedes taeniorhynchus species to study their range and habits. The traps span from Everglades to Punta Gorda via Alva, covering coastal marsh areas.
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Sanibel Island
Fla
Maurice Provost
Everglades
Alva
Punta Gorda
Cherokee lands status questioned by Bureau of Indian Affairs
Question arises whether all Cherokee lands are unrestricted. The Bureau of Indian Affairs responds with notes on land status and ongoing policy considerations.
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Bureau of Indian
Congress Acts in 1908 Opened Lands for Most Cherokees
Affairs states that the lands of Cherokees with 1-16 blood were opened by federal act in 1908. It notes that today only lands of Indians of 1-2 Cherokee blood remain restricted.
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Congress
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Berkeley Springs
Carroll Miller
Curt E. Eckert
Belleville
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Yakima
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Mount Vernon
Guy S. Bear
Maine
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Idaho
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Morris Crumpacker
Philip Glaize
F. A. Shryock
E. B. Moore
B. QG. Locher
Glasgow
C. R. Miller
Henry W. Miller, Jr
Paw Paw
New Jersey
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Grubbs Studio
Whetzel
Freeda Gardiner
Ann Duckwall
Winifred Pingley
Bhadel
Anderson
Boscawen
DIUS
More, Md
Varlo Americo Francis
Fordomatic
Phi
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Ford
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Loudoun
Philco
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