State wide cancer war undertaken in Virginia drive
A state wide campaign against cancer will run in April under the joint direction of the Woman's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer and the Virginia Cancer Foundation. An executive committee will coordinate fundraising and public education across Virginia with state headquarters at the University of Virginia Hospital.
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Woman's Field Army
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Virginia Cancer Foundation
Richmond
Old Dominion
Woman's _ id Army
Virginia Can; Foundation
Edwin P. & Man
University of Virna
The
Medical Society
Virginia
Cancer Control
Eile
Hich
Unirsity
Nam Aawe
Thomas J. Stark
Woman’s Field Army
Eleanor McK. Gibson
Charlottesville
Medical Society of Virginia
Lehman
University
Isaac A. Bigger
I. L. Riggin
Richard P. Bell
Alex F. Robertson
Staunton
Robert L. Payne
Norfolk
Hugh H. Trout
Roanoke
L. C. Harrison
Danville
Prosperous days for bricklayers in Frederick County
Frederick Md March 15 reports Capt Charles N Staley state employment office manager finds construction jobs absorbing idle bricklayers. He has sent requests to officials in nearby counties to supply men for a new high school project.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Charles N. Staley
State Employment Office
Radio Highlights Program Schedules For Europe Coverage
New York radio listings show Europe focused broadcasts with overseas pickups tied to Czech development. Tonight programs on WEAF WABC and WJZ include music talk theater and public affairs with tomorrow’s slots featuring Words and Music Ma Perkins Farm and Home Hour and a panel on Federal Spending by Rep. C A Woodrum.
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New York
Europe
WEAF
NBC
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Kay Hmuser
WABC
CBS
Jim McWilliams
Paul Whiteman
Theater of Stars
Raymond Paige
WJZ
Bobby Lobby
Wings
RIS Trial Treatment Ad Promises Kidney Benefits
An advertisement urges readers to take a thirty day RIS test to keep kidneys active and healthy. It claims the drug is unique with pricing from 25 to 50 cents up to one dollar and directs readers to local druggists, warning against substitutes.
Regional Architecture in Winchester and Virginia's Colonial Legacy
The speaker describes regional architecture as a reflection of climate, history, and local craft from Colonial Virginia to 19th century Gothic and Greek revival influences. He cites Winchester landmarks, warns of losing the MacCormick house, and urges preserving a local vernacular that blends modern conveniences with traditional forms.
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Greece
Rome
Shenandoah Valley
Kernstown Aone
Fredericksburg
Europe
South
Massachusetts
Williamsburg
Virginia
South Carolina
California
Mexico
France
Bermuda
England
Tidewater
New World
Old England
New England
United States of America
Winchester
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Carolinas
Blue Ridge
Cumberland Valley
County Court House
McGuire
Logan
Elk’s Club
Taylor
Jackson
Weaver-Trenary
Judge Parker
Washington Street
Lee
Stuart
Parker
Buchanan
Gov. Holliday
Talbot
Cameron Street
Piccadilly Street
Post Office
Handley School
Maxfield
America
East
Rabbit Trouble In Palestine A Boy Loses Toe
John Boyd fourteen chased a rabbit into a hollow log in Palestine Texas. He reached to grab it and a rattlesnake bit him. He now limps with a missing toe after resting the shotgun on his foot while checking the safety.
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Palestine
Tex
John Boyd
Virginia license plates go on sale across 117 points
Virginia motor vehicle plates go on sale today at 117 points as drivers prepare for the 500000 sets. The State Division of Motor Vehicles follows Attorney General Staples on signature rules despite a ruling as to the capitation tax. Drivers may obtain permits with licenses and must display new plates after April 15.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Division of Motor Vehicles
C. F. Joyner, Jr
A. P. Staples
Leroy Hodges
Supreme Court of Appeals
Hodges
Commissioners of the Revenue
Geneneral
Comptroller
Police Court Roundup of Disorderly and Petit Larceny Offenses
Recent Police Court cases include John Washington of 5 East Pall Mall charged with drunk and disorderly conduct for $15.25. John Smith ordered out of town for window peeping. Herbert Jones drunk and disorderly fined $15.25. Franklin Hockman of Ridgeway West Virginia charged with drunk and disorderly fined $15.25. Howard Hockman charged with petit larceny and resisting arrest, six months suspended if he leaves town for two years. Carl Patton charged with drunk and fined $10.25. John Mason of 6 Fremont Street charged with petit larceny, one month and costs. Floyd Finley Jr. of 9 East Pall.
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John Washington
East Pall Mall
John Smith
Herbert Jones
Franklin Hockman
Ridgeway
W. Va
Howard Hockman
Carl Patton
John Mason
Free
North Fletcher Heads Horse Show
J North Fletcher of Warrenton and Camden, N C was elected president of the Warren ton Horse Show Association at a meeting in Warrenton. Fletcher, former secretary, succeeds Julian C Keith who resigned after many years service and was presented with a silver pitcher. Keith recently celebrated his 80th birthday by hunting with the Warrenton pack. New directors named were Mrs Robert C Winmill Col Clark Reynolds E Kenneth Jenkins all of Warrenton and Morris Ss Clark of Orange. Directors re elected were Geo W Cutting Amory 8 Carhart Frank D Gasking H E Ullman Alex Calvert H E Smith Sterling Larrabee and James Hamilton.
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Warrenton
J. North Fletcher
Warerenton
Camden
Clark Reynolds
E. Kenneth Jenkins
Morris Ss. Clark
Orange
Geo. W. Cutting
Amory
Carhart
Frank D. Gasking
H. E. Ullman
Alex Calvert
H. E. Smith
Sterling Larrabee
James Hamilton
Disorderly conduct and petty offenses listed in local notice
Mall guilty of drunk and disorderly with a fine of 15.26 dollars. Charles Miller of Smithfield Avenue fined 14 for reckless driving. R H Shanholtz cited for bad check law with one month suspended and costs. Fred Cain noted for drunken behavior with 10.25 dollars. Lucy Harris of Berryville cited for drank and disorderly with 15.25 dollars. George T Butler Jr of 2 Glaize Avenue charged with petit larceny, six months and costs suspended on condition restitution to Massies store and monthly court reports.
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One MacCallum
American Association of University Women
MacNally
Handley
Bessie Massie
Thornhill Manor
Trenton
Philadelphia
Clarke County
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Lewis and Clark
Robert Mills
Latrobe
Washington
Empire
Syracuse
Ithaca
Sparta
Troy
Athens
Jefferson
Scarlett
Ashley
Saturday Evening Post
Natchez
Baltimore
Sinclair
John C. Woolfolk
Anand
Montgomery
South Loudoun
North Fletcher Heads Horse Show
Psa
Damask
Montgov
Loudoun St
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