Cooke Burns wedding held at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Marjorie Ann Cooke and Mr. Paul D Burns Jr were married Saturday at 4 30 pm in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The bride wore ivory satin and lace with white carnation bouquet. Her twin sister Margaret Cooke served as maid of honor and nieces Karen and Flora Mason were flower girls. Burns is a Douglas High School graduate.
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Marjorie Ann Cooke
Theresa Cooke
E. Cecil St
Paul D. Burns, Jr
Burns
New York City
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joseph Cook
Margaret Cooke
Karen
Flora Mason
Mrs. Burns
Douglas High School
Answers to the Page Four Quiz Questions
The page lists quiz solutions covering topics from geography to history. Items include the Hawaiian Islands, Edgar Allan Poe, an unfinished line about snow, Edison, a simple election majority, 720000 miles, the Weimar Republic era, a kind of buttermilk, and a sentence about U.S. representation at a conference.
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Hawaiian Islands
Edgar Allan Poe
Thomas Edison
German Republic
Hitler
United States
March 6 to 19 Farm Sales Directory Highlights
A sequence of farm sales listings across Maryland West Virginia and Virginia detailing buyers and sale items including livestock farm machinery orchard equipment household goods and vehicles. Dates range from March 6 to March 19 with multiple locations such as Shepherdstown Williamsport Martinsburg White Post Middle Town and Oakland Farms.
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McKee Bros
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Frank W. Mish
Williamsport
Geo R. Green
White Post
M. H. Copp
Toms Brook
H. H. Jennings
Charles Town
C. Atwell Russell
Martinsburg
Rt. 11
J. Leslie
Clearbrook
Thomas
Jarvis
Oakland Farms
Ellicott City
Atholton
Dry Run
Tuscarora
Eisenhower Holds Small Lead in New Hampshire AP Survey
AP surveys across New Hampshire show Dwight D. Eisenhower ahead slightly of Adlai Stevenson in the early primary sentiment. Reports from county diaries and town contacts indicate broad support for Eisenhower among voters as the March 11 ballot nears.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Relman Morin
New Hampshire GOP Primary Sentiment Split in 10 Counties
Eight AP editors survey shows Eisenhower led Taft by narrow margins in some towns and even splits in others across New Hampshire. Delegates could reach 12 to 2 for Eisenhower, with Taft gaining ground after late organizing. Taft tours and weather may swing rural votes. On Democrats, Kefauver and Truman face strong party machinery.
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Concord
Nha
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Mareh ii
Associated Press
Portsmouth Herald
Concord Monitor
Eisenhower
Manchester Union Leader
Taft
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
J. Taft
GOP
Otters
Clothes Make Can Packers Told At Virginia Canners Meet
Roanoke Virginia J J Ligon of the State Department of Agriculture urged packers to back strong label appeal with quality product. He said housewives rely on labels for a first impression and will repeat purchases if the can meets expectations.
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Roanoke
J. J. Ligon
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia Canners Association
Ligon
Democrats foresee 12 delegates in state primary
The editors say surveys show the party can deliver enough votes to give Truman a 60 to 40 edge over Kefauver. They expect no Kefauver delegates to win, despite Kefauver gaining friends during a recent state tour. The Democrats will elect 12 delegates in the primary.
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Truman
Kefauver
Medal for Major Charles A Coe in Korea action
Major Charles A Coe former Handiey School instructor and city resident received the Bronze Star Medal from Lt Col Frank Gwinn commander of the 3rd Division 3rd Medical Battalion in Korea. He was cited for meritorious service from October 4 1951 to January 9 1952.
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Charles A Coe Js
Handiey
Frank Gwinn
Korea
Coe
Loyalty Sunday Ended Presbyterian Canvass Here Tomorrow
Winchester Presbyterian Church prepares for Loyalty Sunday with the Every Member Canvass. Co-managers Ridgely White and Wilkie W Hunt organize the program begun by Dr. Wilson from Greensboro 14 years ago. Approximately 90 captains call on each member to fill and sign pledge cards for current expenses and benevolent causes after Dr. Wilson's sermon The Fellowship of Ministering.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Ridgely White
Wilkie W Hunt
Board of Deacons
Wilson
Greensboro
N. C
Wolfe to Attend VPI Short Course
John Wolfe, Frederick County Agent, Vernon White and Cecil Wolfe of Clark County will travel Tuesday to attend the Cattlemen's Short Course at VPI from Tuesday to Thursday. Sessions in Agriculture Auditorium cover cattle breeding raising and diseases. Course sponsored by VPI Animal Husbandry Department with regional breed associations.
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John &. Wolfe
Frederick County
Vernon White
Cecil Wolfe
Clark County
Agriculture Anne Auditorium
Animal Husbandry Department
Virginia Aberdeen- Angus Association
Virginia Hereford Breeders’ Association
Virginia Beef Cattle Producers Association
Rain Helps Douse State Forest Fires
Forest rangers in southwest Virginia gained the upper hand as a penetrating rain dampened fires across six counties. District Forester D M Waite of Bristol said the blazes scorched about 160 acres of timber in Scott Russell Tazewell Smyth Buchanan and Wise Counties after about 200 firefighters worked without success prior to the rain.
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Bristol
Forest Rangers
Virginia
D M. Waite
Scott
Russell
Tazewell
Smyth
Buchanan
Wise
Warned U S wealth not inexhaustible in Japan
Tokyo reports an American economist Frank A. Waring warned Japan that U S wealth is not inexhaustible. He noted daily U S spending of 2.9 million dollars in Japan plus 0.5 million by U S service members and described a new military aid agreement enabling continued American troop presence. He argued aid requires effort and sacrifice and described a security bargain for Japan while domestic political groups objected.
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Tokyo
United States
U. S
Japan
Frank A. Waring
Matthew B. Ridgway
Waring
U .S
Free World
Kyodo
Progressive Party
Communist Party
Maine Mast and anchors memorial at Arlington Cemetery
The original mast of the battleship Maine and its crow’s nest were dedicated as a monument at Arlington National Cemetery on May 30, 1915. An anchor rests on a base with a plaque linking to the U S Maine, blown up February 15 1898. Remains of 163 Maine sailors were reinterred at Arlington on December 28, 1899.
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Maine
Arlington National Cemetery
E.C. A
U. S . Maine
Havana
Cuba
Arlington
Floor Gives Way At Dance Party In Baltimore
A Baltimore basement dance party for 14 year old Arletta Tinson ends safely when a floor collapse causes a water spray from burst pipes and a dust plume mistaken for smoke. No injuries reported as guests evacuate before responders arrive. Attendees included Las Vegas Knights and Las Vegas Stars members amid club tensions.
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Baltimore
Arletta Tinson
Las Vegas Knights
Las Vegas Stars
Aletta
Las Vereas Knights
Merle Fitzgerald
Did the Titanic reach the ocean bottom in 1912 sinking
The U S Hydrographic Office states the Titanic undoubtedly reached the ocean bottom, about three miles deep at the sinking site. It probably rests on the ocean floor.
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Jer
U. S. Hydrographic Office
S. S
Wardensville Lions to Sponsor Quartets On Parade Evening
Wardensville W Va Lions Club sponsors Quartets On Parade at Wardensville High School auditorium on Saturday March 15 at 8 pm. Notable performers include The Columbians Washington DC Mid Atlantic champions The National Society for the Perpetuation of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, plus Strasburg Candlelighters Hershman Bunker Hill and Wardensville Lions quartet. Proceeds support community civic and welfare work.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Lions Club
Wardensville High School
Washington D. C
Natonal Society For
America
The
Strasburg
Hershman
Bunker Hill
Lions Quartet
Lions
Newsman Keats Speed Dies in New York
Veteran journalist Keats Speed former executive editor of the New York Sun from 1943 until its 1949 merger with the New York World is reported dead in New York City. Speed guided editorial policy during the Sun era and helped shape postwar coverage.
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New York
Keats Speed
The
New York Sun
New York World
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Horsa
Harry Horner, Jr
Anderson Bros
Ernest Milbern
Ladies of Home Mission Tabernacle
Nain
Wardensville Lions
Telegram
Winde
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Berryville
Berryville Basket Co., Inc
Berryville, Va
Jewel
Prince
DeLaval Milkers
Farmall M
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McCormick-Deering
Oliver Combine
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McCormick - Deering
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David Bradley
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J. N. Thatcher Co., Inc
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Wm, Hensell
Tuscarora Farm Women's Club
SWIFT
RED Steer
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Nameron
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