Hugh Dailey Named Virginia Farm Bureau Field Representative
Hugh F. Dailey of Frederick County joins the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation staff as a field representative around July 1. He will oversee 12 Northern Virginia counties, assist leaders, organize new counties, and work with farmers to strengthen Farm Bureau activities. Dailey, a Cross Junction native, graduate, and veteran, also runs a 115 acre livestock farm with his wife and two children.
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Hugh F. Dailey
Frederick County
Virgina Farm Bureau Federation
Virginia
Dailey
Farm Bureau
Frederick
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Page
Fauquier
Prince William
Rockingham
Madison
Culpeper
Augusta
Albemarle
Orange
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
FFA
116Th Inf
Virginia National Guard
VPI
Grimes
Hollywood Stars Speak On Roles And Style
Joanne Dru rejects typecasting saying she will not be the nice girl on screen. She cites Red River and 711 Ocean Drive as two sexy roles and promotes a schoolteacher part with Richard Widmark in Big Man.
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Hollywood
Joanne Dru
Red River
Ocean Drive
Richard Widmark
Miss Dru
Pleasure Island
Joan
Kefauver
M-G-M
Dore Schary
Pier Angeli
Leslie Caren
Alan Mowbray
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Garry
Jerry
Hal Wallis
Dean
Heat Wave Seen Breaking Up In Northern Plains
The U S Weather Bureau says the current heat spell is a once-a-decade event. Signs point to cooler air from the Pacific and Canada reaching the northern Plains within five days, potentially ending the heat in the northern East while the Southeast faces at least five more days of high temperatures.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Science Service
Pacific
Canada
C and P Expands White Post Service Under Virginia Plan
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Virginia approves 6.6 million in expansion. White Post is to add about 50 subscribers as part of a long range program alongside works in Petersburg and Arlington. Other major allocations fund dial conversion in Petersburg and cable work in Ocean View Norfolk. Applicants must be under 18 are barred from summer forest work.
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White Post
Boyce Exchange
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Stephens City
Petersburg
Arlington
Washington
Norfolk
Ocean View
Nation Passes First New Immigration Law Since 1798
Congress overrides President Truman to enact a sweeping immigration reform. The law preserves national origin quotas totaling 154 657 admissions yearly across 85 nations, but its complexity may delay full operation beyond the six month effective date. The override marks the first veto overturn since 1947.
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Congress
Truman
Senate
House
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