Elizabeth Stewart Magee Birthday Note and Achievements
Elizabeth Stewart Magee, born June 29, 1889 in Des Moines, Iowa, daughter of a YMCA secretary, director of the National Consumers League since 1943. She pioneered fair labor standards including legislation for women and social security, formerly a teacher and YWCA secretary.
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Elizabeth Stewart Magee
Des Moines
Iowa
YMCA
National Consumers Lea
Iss Magee
YWCA
Auction Notices From June and July Listings
June 30 at 1 p.m. Mrs Eva Gargent 2 mi north of Clear Brook Route 11 near Rest Church with tools furniture and house goods. June 30 11 a.m. James P Zene Deeds County Court Real estate 144 miles seshad Chanchcook. July 2 11:30 a.m. G K Wagner Rt 2 Elizabeth town Pa tractors farm machinery hogs. July 6 George Gaither Adm 611 N Cameron St Winchester household goods miscellaneous. July 7 1 p.m. Loula Heltzel 615 6S Kent St Winchester household goods flowers. June 30 11:30 a.m. DST R Johnston Bittner Waynesboro farm machinery.
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Eva Gargent
Neeth
Clearbrook
Rest Church
James P. Zene
Deed County Court Real Estate
Seshad Chanchcook
DS T
G. K. Wagner
Elizabethtown
George Gaither
Admr
N. Cameron
Winchester
Loula Heltzel
Kent
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Chisox Hold Narrow Half-Game Lead Amid Rainout
Chicago and Detroit saw their game washed out by rain as the White Sox clung to a precarious half-game lead in the American League. The dressing room scene showed players projecting steadier rotations and reference to rivals like Vic Raschi as they weather uncertainties and 1919 Sox comparisons linger.
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Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Kennedy
Tex
Jim
Richards
Vic Raschi
Ray Schalk
Sox
Schalk
Phil Mass
Yankees
Byrd viewed by Georgia editor as fixable for Democrats
Atlanta Constitution editor Ralph McGill counteracts Byrd praise saying the Southern vote argues for a strong candidate. He notes Truman won 1948 without New York and four deep South states and argues the party needs a good candidate to unite it.
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Ralph McQuill
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Byrd
Assnovens
Truman
New York
Atlanta
Observ
Army live training drills forge teamwork on Taylor's Mountain
In New Jersey, soldiers endure a live fire exercise on Taylor's Mountain to learn teamwork, speed, and accuracy under fire. Capt. Phillips critiques each role from the rocket launcher to the smoke screen as two platoons simulate assault, mortar support, and flamethrower tactics.
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DIX
N. J
Taylor's Mountain
New Jersey
Phillips
Yugoslavia Seeks U S Armaments To Counter Moscow Pressure
Yugoslavia formally requests substantial U S arms to counter Moscow bloc pressure. Officials say aid could reach near one billion dollars in the coming year if Congress approves funding, with Yugoslavia remaining aligned with Western powers since breaking with Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Moscow Bloc of
Red Nations
Ach”es
Ir Popovich
Congress
Moscow
How's Your I Q 2 Answers and Figures
Fragmentary lines list answers and names including Jackson Lee Grant Evangelists and an age clue about one month. The disjointed text hints at a quiz or puzzle page with miscellaneous entries.
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Drew Jackson
Robert EB. Lee
Ulysses
Grant
Frozen Food Locker Plant is Thriving New Farm Industry
A new farm industry, the frozen food locker plant, is growing rapidly, slashing home processing chores for millions of families. Since its start about 12 years ago, plants rose from 1,269 to about 12,000, serving over 4 million families with storage space and processing. The industry, worth over 350 million dollars, concentrates in the North Central and Pacific Coast states and aids in protecting against supply disruptions while easing demand on large plants.
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Caedvere
North Central
Pacific Coast
Couny Te
Mother and Child Burial Saturday at Methodist Church
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Methodist Church for Velma Marie t 30 of White Post and her infant child who died Thursday morning in a Winchester hospital The Rev A Mige will officiate and interment will follow in the church yard Pallbearers are Ivan eea Carper Ernest Bison Albert and Adam Thompson
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Oo Methodist Church
Velma Marie T
White Post
Winchester
A. Mige
Ivaneea Carper
Ernest Bison
Albert
Adam Thompson
Monopoly Charges Hit Western Newspaper Union NY
Federal government charges Western Newspaper Union of New York with aiding the oral printing industry by supplying and servicing equipment and materials as part of a wider anti trust action.
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Washington
Federal
Western Newspaper Union of New York
Jaime
Formosa Strait Barrier to Both Sides Says Sherman
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman states neither Chinese Reds nor Nationalists can mount a successful invasion of Formosa. He notes the U S Seventh Fleet protects Formosa from any Communist invasion and confirms strong military power, while ceasefire discussions in Korea proceed without his political input.
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Tokyo
Forrest P. Sherman
Formosa Strait
U. S
Formosa
Jape Sa
Sherman
Winchester Frederick County Historical Society Seeks Members
The Winchester Frederick County Historical Society launches a membership drive to support its work on documents buildings pictures and heirlooms tied to local history. Miss Rebecca T Beverley 321 S Stewart St leads the effort with chairman Mrs Allen Gray and captains assisting across Shawnee Gainesboro Back Creek and Stonewall districts.
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Winchester
Bradford Bennett
Mra
Huyett Light
Mildred Grove
C. Stickley
Shawnee
Earlie
Gainesboro
James Luger
Back Creek
Jane DeHaven
Stonewall
Korea Bound Negro Soldiers In Near Riot At Bus Station
In Nashville last night military police and civilian officers halted a near riot at a bus station as Korea bound Black soldiers were escorted to the city jail. An officer named John Black reportedly barred two soldiers from riding because officials said they were drunk. Civilian bystanders swarmed the area before order was restored.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Black
A. M. McDaniels
Forma
Stolen Pa. Truck Recovered in County Jail Yard
Walter Tr and Thomas Schaab of the Lebanon Steam Robert L. DeHaven reported the theft Monday and brought the truck into the county jail yard. Ownership was through the Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles. The truck was stolen and then recovered in the county.
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Walter Tr
Thomas Schaab
Lebanon Steam
Robert L. DeHaven
DeHaven
Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles
Stol
Sun chemistry: gaseous elements dominate its fiery mass
The sun is composed of elements found on Earth and is so hot that all present materials exist as gases. There is no solid ground on the sun.
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Earth
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John W. Rosenberger & CO
Braddock
West Va
Beyond Va
Winchester Evening Star
Relman Morin
Associated Press
America
U.S
N. Cameron St
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
MU Anonnye
Delco ButoMarie Mhating Blom Nim
Sigie Wadoe, Bob Pentet
By Ovid A. Martin
Farmer Brown
Sda
Formosa Straits
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R.D
Wood Bros
Holland
D.S.T
Rane & Ono
Frederick County
Lnt
James P. Reardon
Coleman Dunn
New Westinghouse
Fairbanks-Morse
Eva Sargent
McKay
W. B. McKay
Oates
T. J. Kerfoot
Assembly of God
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