Conley Anderson Lauds Red Cross Blood Program
Conley Anderson of Anderson's Meat Market praises the Red Cross Blood Program after his wife Virginia Anderson had a heart operation at Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia. Doctors required 12 pints for transfusion. Anderson donated one, and a church group plans to replace the 12 pints at a March 12 center visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Conley Anderson
Anderson
American Red Cross
Virginia Anderson
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Red Cross Blood Program
Kenneth Nelson
National Red Cross Blood Center
Washington
D. C
An- Coe
Phila- Gelphis Hospital
Red Cross
First Evangelical Und Brethren Church
Death in Army Barracks Stabbing Fatal at Fort Eustis
Cpl. McClinton Hughes 23 died from stabbing after an argument over Army regulations in the Fort Eustis barracks. Cpl. Ehtious Davis 29 held in stockade as pretrial investigation proceeds. Both men belonged to the 523 Transportation Truck Co. The event follows a two year Army service for Hughes and four years for Davis. Hughes’ next of kin is Mrs. Mat tle Hughes of Jacksonville Florida. Davis’ body will be sent to Dallas Graham Funeral Home Jacksonville.
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Fort Eustis
McClinton Hughes
Mattle Hughes
West 20Th St
Jacksonville
Fla
Ehtious Davis
George Davis
Varnville
Hampton, C
Fustis Stockade
Hughes
Hayden J. Price
Fustis
Davis
Army
Far East
523 Transportation Truck Co
Dallas-Graham
Building Permits Rise in February City and County
February permits rose with city records totaling 127 500 including 113 000 for ten dwellings and minor work. Frederick County issued 92 200 for 26 projects, nearly double January. The combined total reached 219 700, the highest figure to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hills of Kentucky No Longer Lead In Bootlegger Arrests
Washington reports January results from the Bureau of Internal Revenue show 907 liquor law violators arrested, 996 stills seized and $234,709 in property taken. Alabama Florida Georgia area led with 320 arrests and 478 stills. Kentucky and Tennessee totaled 193 arrests and 164 stills.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Tennessee
Deep South
Southeatern Seaboard
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Alabama -Florida-Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Minor rear collision on S Loudoun Street damages totaled
At 10 15 p m Thursday a minor accident occurred on 8 Loudoun Street south of Clifford Street. A 1944 Chrysler sedan owned by Laura Lee Kline and driven by Lawrence G Kline collided from the rear with a 1950 Nash sedan owned by Whiting's Used Auto Sales driven by Allen David Bowman. Damages were $50 to the Nash and $25 to the Chrysler.
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Loudoun Street
Clifford Street
Laura Lee Kline
Lawrence G. Kline
S. Cameron Street
Nash
Whiting
Used Auto
Valley Avenue
Allen David Bowman
Route 2 Pvt
J. A. Claycomb
Winchester Police Department
Kline
Bowman
Chrysler
Brucetown Church Plans Evening Service and Local Anniversary
Brucetown residents announce a church service tomorrow evening at 7 30. Local families including Dennis and Carter groups shared Sunday dinner with the Roberts Dennis. Roy and Duvall mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester on Wednesday.
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Brucetown
Donald Dennis
Woodrow Dennis
Charles Carter
Robert Dennis
Suny
Charles Duvall
J. Swimley
Roy P. Duvall
George Washington
Winchester
Girl Scouts mark 40th birthday with national broadcasts
The 40th anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States is celebrated with a Los Angeles birthday party broadcast on NBC radio from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. featuring Robert Young Lucille Ball Des Arnaz Janet Waldo and others. NBC TV Hall of Fame Theatre on Sunday will dramatize Juliette Gordon Low's life.
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United States
Los Angeles
NBC
Tomorrow
Robert Young
Lucille Ball
Des Arnaz
Janet Waldo
Curtiss Archer
Dexter
Jack Smith
Ken Carpenter
Samuel C Lawrence
Hall of Fame Theatre
Juliette Low
Sarah Churchill
Gradho Marks
NBC Symphony
Arturo Toscanini
Martha Prendergast
Girl Scout Council
Groucho Marx
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
Dorothy C. Stratton
Murder Charge Withdrawn From 13 Year Old Boy
In Smithtown New York 18 year old Harold Lorentson faced a first degree murder charge in the strangling of 12 year old classmate Kitchner last November 29. The Suffolk County District Attorney moved the case to Children's Court replacing the murder count with juvenile delinquency and sending the matter to County Judge D Ormonde Ritchie. Lorentson reportedly admitted the assault during investigations.
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Lyde Kirchner
Harold Lorentson
Smithtown
New York
May Lorentson
Suffolk County
Lindsay R. Henry
Harold
N_ Y
Children’s Court
D. Ormonde Ritchie
Sade Kitchner
Reynolds Store and Community Notices
Dr. Bed Weems, a physician, died recently. Mrs. Ida Dick remains a patient in Martinsburg hospital. Funeral crowds attended Mrs. Octavia Luttrell’s service at Redland Church in Whitacre on Wednesday. Roy Parrill and family visited Clarence Carters on Route 50. Naomi Luttrell now works at Virgie Strader’s station and lunch room. Bush Nesmith returned home after a visit with friends in Winchester. The infant son of Kenneth Parrill is ill at home. Virgie Strader and Mervil Dick families have been ill at home after Florida trip.
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Roy Parrisl
Clarence Carters
Naomi Luttrell
Virgie Strader
Bush Nesmith
Winchester
Kenneth Parrill
Florida
Origin of profit sharing traced to 13th century England
The concept is not new. Records show profit sharing in English agriculture in the 1200s and in English shops by 1870, with France using it by 1842. In the US Albert Gallatin first instituted a plan in his glassworks at Geneva, Pennsylvania, in 1704.
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England
France
United States
Albert Gallatin
Hig
Mon Geneva
Display Classes Start On Mar. 18
A course in effective display fundamentals begins in Winchester on Tuesday March 18. Leroy M Buckner will coach five weekly sessions at John Kerr School 8 15 to 9 15 am, focusing on color harmony balance and interior display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Retail Institute
Leroy M Buckner
John Kerr School
Buckner
Lawrence
William Lawrence
Clearbrook Woolen
FE. I. DuPont, Inc
Montgomery Ward
Esther's
Margaret Hodgson's
McCrory's
Shoe Salon
Leggett’s
Grant's
James Wood High School
Why a fever rises during illness
When infection attacks the body, chemical activity increases to defend it, causing body temperature to rise as part of the immune response.
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Conley Anderson
Williamsburg
Jamestown Corporation
Howard Seaman
Hills of
S. Loudoun St
Girl Scouts
Reynolds Store
Wood Luttrell
Effie Place
Mervil Dick
N. Loudoun St
F. Goodrich
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Winchester News
St. Loudoun St
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Ozark Ike
Gur
By Ray Gotte
Ozark
Blondie
Dagwood
Chic Young
Henry
U.S. Patent Office
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
Phil
By Mel Graff
Tide City
Big Sister
By Les Forgraves
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Ozzy Chicks
Hey Alex
Mugg and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
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