Middletown Stephens City Boxing Card Set for Wednesday
The boxing meet between Stephens City and Middletown high schools is announced for 8 p.m. at Winchester armory with Dr. J. M. Casey as the referee. Pairings include Omar Lofton versus Robert Kelly and Thomas Brown against Allen Cooley, with Earl Bailey facing Clyde Brumback in the feature. Admission is 60 cents.
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Middletown-Stephens City
J. M. Casey
Boyce
Stephens City - Middletown
Stephens City
Omar Lofton
Robert Kelly
T Middletown
Thomas Brown
Allen Cooley
Middletown
Cooley
Brown
James Beatty
Gené Tunney Nicholson
Dean Baughman
Kenneth Legge
Henry Ritenour
Eddie Dodson
Ritenour
Earl Bailey
Clyde Brumback
New records for low death rates in the United
New records for low death rates were set in 1946 and in a subsequent year, reflecting improving public health trends in the United States. The article notes continued declines in mortality across several age groups and regions.
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New York
WWI Cats Used in Submarine Tests and Gas Wins
During World War I Britain conscripted about 500000 cats for submarine tests and trench gas detection. Cats served in experiments and early chemical warfare safety tasks, aiding military testing and patrols.
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Negro Stars Trotters Win Hard Fought Game at Armory
Over 400 fans packed the Winchester armory to watch the Harlem Globe Trotters defeat the Sioux Warriors 70 to 64. The Trotters led 27 to 6 after the first period and held on despite a 37 to 35 second half run by the locals.
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Winchester Armory
Harlem Globe Trotters
Sioux Warriors
Negro Stars
Trotters
Garber
Indians
Globe Trotters
Watts
Paterson
Gillman
W. Lovett
Ritter
Lewis
Huyett
B. Lovett
Warriors Whipple
Bodmelk
Whiteman
Ies Valandra
G . Teehee Johnson
Golightly
Hunting and Fishing License Fee Rise Approved by Assn
Winchester Frederick County Game and Fish Assn endorses Crockett and De Jarnette bills to raise license fees and separate dog law enforcement from wildlife commissions. Members discuss annual drive and banquet planned for April with committee named. State officials receive notice of the association’s stance on current General Assembly game legislation.
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Crockett
Commission of Game and
Inalda Fisheries
Winchester-Frederick County Game and Fish Assn
H. A. Snapp
Jack Brandon
Lee Grant
Fred Glaize Jr
Croswell Henderson
Marion Bayliss
City and County Realty Transfers in Winchester and Frederick County
Realty transfers list numerous parcels and parcels of land around Winchester and surrounding districts. Transactions include owners such as Windle Petrie Hollis Hamman Stine Sartelle Beatty Crim and others with properties on Purcell Avenue Opequon Whitlock Jefferson Germain Wardensville Cedar Creek and Cross Junction areas. Amounts noted include a $6000 transfer and multiple 60 acre and 62 acre parcels with improvements.
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City OF
Winchester
Kenneth W. Windle
H. T. McGolerick
W. Purcell Ave
Richard Petrie
Orville D. Miller
Opequon Ave
Lawrence C. Hollis
Wfe
M. Vincent Hollis
W. Whitlock Ave
Jefferson St
B. H. Hamman
Shawnee
A. H. Underwood
J. E. Sartelle
Boyd Bell Fries
Sharon Heights
J. E.sartelle
W. O. Beatty
Philip H. Sprinkle
Robert Lee Walker
Harry Crim
J. L. Nethers
Apple Pie Ridge
W.N. Shanholtz
John W. Dicks
Marlboro
Cedar Creek
Norwood William Dusing
Raleigh Dayton Easter
Arthur L. Brewer
Gertie Coffey
Wardensville
Mt. Williams
L. E. White
Harry Hershman
Sadie May Unger
N. C. Mason
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Raymond G. Edwards
Clarke County Red Cross drive opens with rally at Berryville church
Clarke county launches a two week Red Cross funds campaign after a rally at First Baptist church in Berryville. Col. Graham Dougherty, general chairman, cites an $878 balance and praises Mrs. Joel D. Griffing and Mrs. Jim Lindsey for service. The county joins the National Blood Program with a 200 pint quota for the year, possibly two bleedings, targeting $4625. Julian Brooks praises the effort as Lyman West notes a large overseas program for service members. The note ends with a zoological aside: the horseshoe crab is not a crab but a spider.
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Clarke County
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Berryville
Graham Dougherty
Joel D. Griffing
Jim Lindsey
Board of Health and the Medical Society of
Clarke
A. R. Dunning
Julian Brooks
Lyman F. West
Lad of 13 Wins City Open Chess Championship
A 13 year old boy named Har mon won the city open chess championship after being introduced to the harsher side of the chess world by experts from the Atlanta chess club. The tournament was organized by the city association and concluded yesterday with his victory.
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Atlanta
Harmon Miller Jr
Harmon II
Papa
Atlanta Chess Club
Har’ Mon
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