Social Security Announces New WWII Service Credits
Harry Albert Nelson of the Winchester Social Security Office explains a new rule granting wage credits of 160 dollars per month for World War II service between 1940 and 1947. Survivors and dependent parents may now qualify for monthly benefits if proof of dependency or support is filed by July 1, 1961 or within two years after the veteran’s death. The office is at 139 N. Loudoun St., Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Albert Nelson
Winchester Social Security Office
Social Security
Nelson
Social Security Administration
N. Loudoun St
Wnchester
AFL Pilots Strike Reaches Ninth Day in Chicago
In Chicago 900 AFL pilots extend their strike against United Air Lines into the ninth day. The conflict centers on control of piloting duties aboard the DC-6B aircraft as airline operations feel the impact of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Chicago
United Air Lines
Auction Listings for June 30 Near Clear Brook and Frederick County
In the Sales Directory, Mrs Eva Gargent offers tools furniture and household goods at two miles north of Clear Brook on Route 11 near Rest Church at 1 pm on June 30. James P holds a real estate sale at 11 am in front of Frederick County Court House 114 miles north of Clearbrook.
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Eva Gargent
Clearbrook
Rest Church
James P
Prederick County Court House
Kidnaper Hid Under Bed Says Bride In Arlington Case
Arlington police quote a 20 year old bride that John Robert Polk and William Robert Payne abducted and raped her. Polk denies being in her home while Payne is in custody with signed statements. The crime could carry the death penalty in Virginia. prosecutors may pursue charges in Arlington or move to Fairfax. The bride, married 11 days, was threatened with a rifle and fought back during the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Commonwealth
Denman T. Rucker
Fairfax County
Hotchkiss
Navy
James K. Hotchkiss
C. Burns Pressley
Polk
Moose sighting shocks Rouyn as big visitor appears
Two Rouyn Noranda police officers spotted a 900 pound moose outside a window. The animal crossed the golf course and leaped into the lake, marking the first moose sighting in about 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noranda
Rouyn
Lamotta Murphy Showdown Sparks New York Boxing Buzz
In Yankee Stadium a 12 round bout pits Jake Lamotta against Irish Bobby Murphy. Murphy as 6 to 5 favorite aims for a title shot with Joey Maxim while gate forecasts soar to about 200000 dollars with IBC projections of 25000 to 30000 in attendance and additional theater cast revenue from eight cities.
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New York
Jake Lamotta
Bobby Murphy
Yankee Stadium
Murphy
Bronx
Joey Maxim
International Boxing Club
Richmond
Albany
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Old-Fashioned Hymn Singing at Ridings Chapel This Sunday
An old-fashioned hymn singing will be held at Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church this Sunday at 7 p m. M O Smith of Woodstock and Henry Jordan of Mt Jackson are The Hershman Four from Wardensville W Va Reliance Quarter and Boy Girls from Reliance are among the quartets scheduled to appear. There will also be a solo by Mrs How ard White. The public is invited to attend this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
O. Smith
Woodstock
Henry Jordan
Mt. Jackson
Hershman
Wardensville
W. Va
Reliance Quarter
Reliance
Howard White
Trivia quiz answers and tax strike notes from 1930s era pages
Answers to page four quiz questions list figures like James Forrestal and John Adams. A tax payers strike summary shows February 1933 in North Bergen New Jersey demanding a $180000 cut and a 1934 tax strike by Yonkers New York residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Bergne
N. J
Younkers
N. Y
Parill heirs warned in Virginia partition suit
In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia a suit to partition real estate of the late Charles A Parrill names Audrey Leon Parrill Albert Sherwood Parrill and Anna Elizabeth Parrill plus unknown heirs as non residents. They must appear within ten days after publication. The order requires weekly notices in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse plus mailing to defectants. Clerk SEE N WHITACRE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Parrill
Charles A. Parrill
Audrey Leon Parrill
Albert Sherwood Parrill
Anna Elizabeth Parrill
Virginia
Carl Parrill
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
N. Whitacre
E. L. Adams
Frederick County
E. L., Adams
Norma I. Adams
Patterson Brothers Hear Tuesday on Felony Charges
Donley and Chester Patterson of near Cross Junction are jailed in Clarke County awaiting a preliminary hearing Tuesday July 3 on felonious assault charges. Nine people were in a five passenger coupe after a Capon Park party when a drunken brawl broke out across the Frederick Clarke County line near Route 50. Hollis Lee Martin of 3168 S Cameron Street was stabbed and received a transfusion for loss of blood and is recovering.
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Donley
Chester Patterson
Near Cross Junction
Clarke County
Berryville
Hollis Lee Martin
S. Cameron Street
Frederick County
J. R. Wilson
Capon Park
Martin
Perfect Attendance Winners at Stephens City Elementary
Thirty five students across grades three through eighth at Stephens City Elementary earned perfect attendance for the 1950-51 session per principal H. Dennis Hoover. Recipients include Jack Kearnes Eugenia Caldwell Jeannette Slonaker Arthur Woodrow Thorpe and others across grades from second to eighth.
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Stephens City
H. Dennis Hoover
Jack Kearnes
Eugenia Caldwell
Jeannette Slonaker
Arthur Woodrow Thorpe
Franklin Guess
Doris Conner
Ruby Campbell
Billy Ewing
Patsy Williams Bland Ritenour
Allen White
Barbara Madagan
Patricia Ann Jenkins
Betty Collins
Donald Snapp
James Alvin Racey
Mery Elizabeth Brill
Janice Fay Jenkins
Carolyn Ruth Roadhouse
Aubrey Wilbur Cox
Bernice Ann Kern
Helen Mildred Lowery
Robert Ayler
Allen Mil
Jason Whetzel
Dorothy Snapp
Peggy Ann Franklin
Hartsell Lawson Brown
Phyllis Jo Lowery
Judith Ann Hartley
Robert Ashby Pitcock
Mildred Armstrong
Dorothy Howe
Franklin Ritenourne Devon Smith
Bipartisan Warning To Russia On MacArthur Inquiry
Senator Russell proposed a bipartisan statement to warn Russia not to view the MacArthur ouster controversy as U S division. He told reporters he will seek unanimous support from the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, stressing the differences over the ouster do not divide Americans in resisting aggression. Senator Brewster supported the plan, saying the committee should adopt it unanimously.
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Russia
MacArthur
U. S
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Georgia
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Brewster
R-Me
Senate Vote Today on Bill to Extend Price Controls
The Senate begins voting on a measure to extend price wage rent and credit controls under a time limit with possible final passage. The House plans floor action on a new controls bill but leaders doubt quick passage this week. The Defense Production Act authority expires Saturday midnight unless extended by Congress and the President. House Democrats privately doubt a lengthy extension can pass this week. a 30 day extension is favored as talks continue. Republicans largely support this approach.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Police Court Drunks and Violations Listed in City Case
Names and ages of defendants linked to alcohol and traffic offenses appear in a police court record. Carl W. Wolford 37 Jack son drunk five dollars. Roy Dodson 24 Millwood drunk five dollars. Adolph H. Shutts 29 136 S Cameron Street reckless driving fifteen dollars. Welton A Shoemaker N Came ron Street no city tag one dollar. Theodor Jackson 22 colored Round Hill disorderly conduct twenty dollars. Grant Bateman 31 208 E Piccadilly Street drunk five dollars. Stewart 29 Fairfax Lane five dollars.
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Carl W. Wolford
Mr. Jackson
Roy Dodson
Millwood
Adolph H. Shutts
S. Cameron Street
Welton A. Shoemaker
N. Cameron Street
Theodor Jackson
Round Hill
Grant Bateman
E. Piccadilly Street
Stewart
Fairfax Lane
State Seizes Strikebound Ferry
The Virginia Ferry Company, facing a strike, had its operations taken over by the State of Virginia. One of the four ferries, the Princess Anne, ran a cross Chesapeake Bay route with other boats expected to resume service soon. State supervisors staffed the vessels as workers refused to operate under state control.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Virginia Ferry Company
Chespeake Bay
Princess Anne
Battle
Stirking Ferry
Hampton Road, Ferries
Arab League member countries list concise
Egypt Lebanon Syria Iraq Saudi Arabia Jordan and Yemen comprise the Arab League.
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The
Arab League
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Yemen
Shipping Tioup Ends New York Flag Ships Return
All American flag ships returned to sea today after an 11 day labor dispute crippled non defense shipping in major ports nationwide. Seaports reopened as crews resumed work and traffic moved toward normal levels.
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New York
Maritime labor peace pact seals concession deal
The CIO National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association won a contract concession from 40 Atlantic and Gulf Coast owners last night to mark a complete restoration of maritime labor peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
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Nancy Hotchkiss
John Robert Polk
Angela Calomiris
FBI
Victor Lasky
Alger Hiss
Bill Slater
WINC
Joan W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
McCormick-Deering
C. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Call Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
By Murray Rose
James Forrestal
Jamestown
John Winthrop
John Adams
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Hamilcar
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Ioy
W. Parrill
Patterson Brothers
M’ Arthur
West Va
Beyond Va
Valley Avenue
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Packard Patrician
America
Packard
Reminsants
Duckard
Melton Motor Company
Loudoun ST
Kucheo
Kacheo Mad
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Mista EU
Rmete Tetras
Belens
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron &T
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
E.L. Adams, Et
Lee N. Tacre
Hill’s
Loudoun
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
Ing
Glaize & Bro
Chapman Motor CO
de Soto
Heatwolk Motor CO
Omps’ Funeral Home
D.&s.t
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
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