Largent Praises Legion Achievements at Dinner
Mr. Largent spoke at a Post Home dinner praising the American Legion for aiding veterans via the 1919 national charter, supporting the Veterans Administration and hospitals, and advancing rehabilitation education. He noted Legion programs foster Americanism and national defense while addressing child welfare and juvenile delinquency.
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Iversary
Largent
Post Home
Congress
Legion
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospitals
Grand Master of Masons to Visit Winchester Lodge
The Grand Master of Masons will visit District No. 3 on March 30 with Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 hosting at the Masonic Temple on Loudoun Street. Lodges in the district include Treadwell No. 213 Berryville Spurmont No. 9 Strasburg and Unity No. 146 Front Royal. Mr Shuler Elkton postmaster and Virginia Tech graduate will lead the program with a reception to follow.
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Masons
Virginia
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
Masonic Temple
Loudoun St
Treadwell
Berryville
Spurmont
Strasburg
Unity Lodge
Front Royal
Shuler
Elkton
Royal Arch
Harrisonburg Commandery
First Christian Church
Shenandoah
Frederick Educators to Hear Marsh Monday
Former Congressman John Marsh Jr addresses Frederick County educators Monday at 7 PM in James Wood High School auditorium. The in service sociology workshop previews fall courses for the county system.
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John CO. Marsh, Jr
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Big Brothers, Inc
Mr. March
Lawmaker blasts CBS special The Selling of the Pentagon
Rep. G William Whitehurst of Virginia denounces CBS television's The Selling of the Pentagon as a distortion he calls sick wrong and disgusting He says the program misquotes military officials and downgrades career personnel urging viewers to complain to CBS The congressman warns about jeopardizing national security by discussing classified information and calls the coverage journalistically irresponsible
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Hampton
G. William Whitehurst
R-Va
CBS News
Pentagon
2Nd District
Hampton Woman’s Club
CBS
Whitehurst
House Armed Services Committee
Association Receives Tactile Flag From DAR
The Winchester Association for the Blind received a tactile flag from the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Miss Regina Kimmell presented the flag to Mrs. Amy Barnes at a War Memorial Building meeting. The flag uses blue field with white stars and red white ribbons designed to be seen by touch.
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Winchester Association For the Blind
Fort Loudoun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Regina Kimmell
Amy Barnes
War Memorial Building
Quartet to Perform at Honorary Fire Chief Contest
A Shenandoah Valley Apple Chorus quartet will perform at the In-Town Honorary Fire Chief Beauty Contest and Musical Show on March 19 at Shenandoah College at 7 30 pm. The group, 28 members, placed second in Hagerstown Maryland two months earlier and has sung for local clubs.
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Shenandoah Valley Apple Chorus
Shenandoah College
Hagerstown
Fairfax
Towson
First United Methodist Church
Art Jolliffe
Daily Crossword by R A Power
Puzzle clues and grid from a newspaper fillings page by R A Power. The item lists across and down hints with definitions and letter counts for a standard daily crossword.
U S Seeks to Clear Draft Logjam in San Francisco
The Justice Department adds a five man prosecutorial team in Northern California to clear a backlog of draft refusal cases in San Francisco and Oakland. An estimated 400 indictments await trial with 3,500 refusals under review and potential for 800 more indictments.
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U.S
San Francisco
San Francisco Area
James L. Browning
Oakland Army Induction Center
Bay
Browning
California
Phares
Selective Service
United States
Washington
Selective Service System
U.S. Dist
Samuel Conti
Middletown License Tag Deadline Set for April 15
Middletown Mayor Neil Stallings announced at the council meeting that license tags go on sale Monday and the deadline to purchase them is April 15, aligning with the state date. The council enacted amendments to the Business License and Zoning Ordinances after public hearings with no opposition. A water ordinance amendment was given first and second readings, with a public hearing set for April 8.
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Middletown
Neil Stallings
Council
Post Office Department
Stallings
Abram to Lecture At Shenandoah
Dr. Morris B. Abram former Brandeis president will speak on Youth and The Establishment A Summing Up at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music in Armstrong Hall Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The lecture continues Shenandoah's series with Abram a noted author and former U.S. delegate and adviser. The public is invited.
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Brandeis University
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Armstrong Hall
Morris B. Abram
Shenandoah
American Council of Education
University of Georgia
University of Chicago Law School
Oxford University
Abram
Georgia
U.S
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
National Advisory Council On Economic Opportunity
United Nations
Peace Corps
New York
Israel
Europe
South America
Ecumenical Council
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Lexington
Virginia Bar
Virginia National Guard
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New Market
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Virginia Jaycees
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
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South
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Ayer
Marvin
All Rights
Daily Crossword
R. A. Power
Mariner
City of Belgium
Rive
Highland Regiment Arments
Yemen
England
Conti
Frederick County Taxpayers Assn
Julian Carper
Supreme Court
By Taylor
Indante
Miller’s Hardware
Loudgun St
Kenney’s
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Ward Plaza
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