Case Appealed by C W Lowe in Winchester Court
Rev C Worthington Lowe appealed to the Corporation Court of Winchester after conviction in the city police court for violating Virginia bad check laws. He was fined 850 with 25 in costs and 0 days in jail. Other hearings included Lucille V Gibson fined 6.25 for intoxication and Clarence Whitmire fined 10.25. Robert Caldwell, tried on two counts, was fined 50 with 5.75 costs and 30 days jail for disorderly conduct, and 12 months with 6 to serve plus 1.25 costs for assaulting an officer. Witnesses were Frank Bailey and Mrs Dorothy Mason. Caldwell was arrested at 21 West Piccadilly Street.
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C. Worthington Lowe
Corporation Court of Winchester
Virginia
Lowe
Wisecarver
H. K. Benham
Corn Exchange Bank
John W. Rice
Lucille V. Gibson
Seale and
Milburn
South Market Street
Clarence Whitmire
North Market Street
Frank Bailey
Dorothy Mason
Caldwell
West Piccadilly Street
Whitacre and Ritter
Answers to the Daily Quiz Reveals Policy and Puzzles
The excerpt lists quiz answers with scattered notes on individuals and places. It mentions Anderson Shippe Solomon Young on a high floor of a building, a city rights question, a coking center near New York harbor, a survivor who died in 1946 in Dallas, engineers calling a town "Johnstown" and trainmen "Convention," Booth Tarkington at age 76, Texas, and a May not response.
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Anderson Shippe
Solomon Young
Theethetean Co
New York Harbor
Gibraltar
Dallas
Oregon
Johnstown
Engineers and “Convention
Booth Tarkington
Texas
Garden expert to address Clarke HDC gardeners
An Extension garden specialist from Blacksburg will meet Clarke County Home Demonstration garden leaders and interested gardeners at Miss Margaret Yowell’s office on Thursday June 20 at 10 a m. He will discuss pest control and late summer and fall gardens. All interested are invited.
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the Star
Berryville
Blacksburg
Clarke County
Margaret Yowell
Bankers Attend Virginia Beach Convention
Claude M. Grim assistant cashier of the Farmer's and Merchant's National Bank Harold G. Brown cashier of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Shirley H. Smith cashier of the Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company of Woodstock left this morning for Virginia Beach to attend the Virginia Bankers Association convention as representatives from their banks.
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Claude M. Grim
Farmer's and
Merchant’s National Bank
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shirley H. Smith
Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company
Woodstock
Virginia Beach
Virginia Banker's Association
Captain Earl W. Lake Home On Leave
Captain Earl W. Lake arrives in the city on a 45 day leave from New York to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lake and friends at 47 Race Street. He recently served in the Antiaircraft Artillery of the Seventh Army in the European Theater since December 1944 and earned the Bronze Star Medal. After leave he will return to duty with the Occupation Army in Europe.
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Earl W. Lake
Maurice Lake
Race Street
New York
Lake
Seventh Army
Dog Bite Victim Appeals To Dog Owner On Handley Grounds
Mrs. L. L. Smith of 208 West Boscawen Street appeals to the dog owner who bit her Sunday afternoon on the Handley grounds to identify himself. She acts on her physician's advice and requests accountability from the owner.
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L. L. Smith
West Boscawen Sr
Handley Grounds
Former Soldier Admits Slaying in Hitchhike Case
The FBI announced the arrest of William Francis Harvey, 23, of Syracuse New York, a former soldier. He reportedly confessed to murdering C. J. Beckerman of Leesburg Virginia on March 28 with a 12 inch knife and burying the body in a shallow trench near Fredericksburg Virginia.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Virginia
FBI
William Francis Harvey
Syracuse
N. Y
Fort Eustis
L. V. Boardman
Harvey
C. J. Beckerman
Leesburg
Fredericksburg
Sharp Reduction (Continued from Page 1) Surplus Goods Discussed
Acheson discusses General Marshall's proposal to aid China by creating a more effective fighting force within Chinese peace-time limits. He says the plan would free many men for rebuilding ruined areas, rehabilitating farmland, planting crops to meet famine needs, and converting and developing Chinese industries.
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Acheson
Marshall
China
Largest US religious body Disciples of Christ
The Disciples of Christ originated in the United States from Presbyterian roots. By 1944 it had a total membership of 1,681,933 in the United States and Canada, making it one of the largest Protestant communions.
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United States
Disciples of Christ
Canada
On a Palm Queen Train Don Corbett Meets Nina in Seasoned Romance
Don Corbett, returning from Europe on 21 day leave, meets Nina aboard a New York bound Palm Queen. In a Brooklyn bedroom of the car they exchange stories of war service and test each other with wit and memories. The encounter reveals personal scars and growing tension as two strangers spar in flirtation and guarded interest.
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Corbett
Loch Lomond
Glen Argyle
Don Corbett
Air Force
Bidault Elected President of France
Paris June 19 Georges Bidault was elected president of France's interim government by the constituent assembly. An unofficial tally showed he received 384 votes while he has been serving as foreign minister.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
France
Constituent Assembly
Virginia lineman electrocuted restoring main line
Walter Eppes Johnson of Petersburg a lineman for Virginia Electric and Power Company was electrocuted during an electrical storm last night while attempting to repair a main line in Petersburg Virginia reports indicate the storm traveled from the north and faded southward.
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Petersburg
Walter Eppes Johnson
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Virginia
Man Beats Wife Continued Reported Shooting Details
A detective said the assailant fired five bullets into Tucker’s chest at close range, fatally wounding him. The children told Capt. Stephens that their father and mother were estranged. the father, a widower, had recently brooded after his wife’s death about a year ago.
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Tective
Tucker
Pointar
Capt
Stephens
Nipper
Sixth British Officer Missing
Reports from Tel Aviv describe a curfew with bars theaters hotels and restaurants closed. Only government employees doctors and nurses could leave after 5 a m as the streets were deserted with patrolling troops.
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Tel Aviv
Proxy vote may break deadlock on teen age draft
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Walter G. Andrews radioed from the USS Panamint near Bikini to a House-Senate committee, altering the deadlock on the 18 year old draft. His revised proxy backed a conditional moratorium, shifting 18-year-olds to last resort status, affecting the compromise in the House. The panel's reaction stood at 4 to 3 against the compromise, with a full showdown set for tomorrow.
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Washington
Walter G. Andrew
Pacific
Senate
House Committee
New York Republican
Uss Panamint
Andrews
Bikini
Darden and Smith Consider Potential Candidacies
The article notes Darden regards the best qualified man for the state office as Darden but would run if Darden declines. Rep. Howard W. Smith of Alexandria is also a prospective candidate and would be receptive to the nomination if his name is placed.
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Darden
Godrick
Howard W. Smith
Alexandria
Smith
Hair Care Advice for Flakes and Grooming
A short consumer note recommends using MOMOLINE Hair Tonic to remove flakes and keep hair looking well groomed by rubbing it into the scalp.
Bristol Man Enters Democratic Senate Race
J Cloyd Byars of Bristol announces candidacy for Democratic nomination, likely to be the second avowed entrant to face Senator Glass. Judge Edward Meeks of Amherst had already declared as the first candidate.
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J. Cloyd Byars
Bristol
Glass
Senate
Edward Meeks
Amherst
Britain Backing U S Atomic Proposal at UN Session
Sir Alexander Cadogan stated Britain fully endorses the United States plan for a complete international scheme to outlaw the atomic bomb and punish violations. He praised the emphasis on immediate penalties and stressed cooperation as the framework for staged development of an international atomic control authority.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
Alexander Cadogan
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Bernard Baruch
Cadogan
Blast Kills Over 100 at Haenigsen Ammunition Mine
In Haenigsen near Hannover an explosion after a fire swept a salt mine where 10 000 tons of explosives were stored. More than 100 Germans and displaced persons, including 80 workers underground, are feared dead. one British soldier was slight ly injured. British troops evacuated the area as rescue squads await access.
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Hannover
Germany
Haenigsen
To O
Possie
Meeting Breaks Up In A Row In Washington
A House foreign affairs committee meeting ended in a row over a tentative report by four members urging a stiffer policy toward Russia. Chairman Bloom and Rep Mundt clashed after Bloom accused Mundt of leaking the report to newspapermen yesterday.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Bloom
D-Ny
Rep
Mundt
R-Sd
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Africa
Ploesti
Harper's Bazaar
Vogue
Mademoiselle
New Yorker
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Westchester
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Nord
Nina
Bidault
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun &J
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Winchester
Handley School
Cammer Tire CO
Cuanaan T Moto Co
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
ADAM
Cloth Bell StoRe
E. R. Crampton
National Surgical Fitters
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Co
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
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