Handley and Frederick County Schools Pick Festival Representatives
Cora Wells and Patricia Garber are chosen to represent Handley and Frederick county high schools in the Apple Blossom Festival. Susan Pingley named to head the Fireman's parade. B V Unger of Albin elected director in Shen Valley Meat Packers Inc. Mr and Mrs Leon Givens welcome a boy. Mrs Givens is Opal Gardner. Turtle Derby entries include Fireball Silver Streak Flying Arrow and High Gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wells
Patricia Garber
Handley
Frederick County
Susan Pingley
B. V. Unger
Albin
Shen Valley Meat Packers, Inc
Leon Givens
W. Monmouth
Fireball
Silver Streak
Flying Arrow
High Gear
Daylight skies tally Nazi defenders shot down by bomber escorts
In 1944 fighter escorts and gunners aboard American heavy bombers claim 125 Nazi aircraft shot down in daylight air combat. Onrushing Soviet forces reach the Dniester as Allied operations unfold. Charters are awarded to Boy Scout Troop No 1 in Boyce and Troop No 18 in Berryville. Ansell Baker of 93 Lee Street gives an operatic debut at Bob Jones College in Cleveland Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dniester
Boyce
Berryville
Ansell Baker
Lee St
Bob Jones College
Cleveland, Tenn
Hitler imposes law on new territories as borders clash
Ten years earlier in 1929 Hitler consolidates control over occupied lands while Hungarian and Czechoslovak border forces endure heavy casualties. WPA funding faced possible 50 percent cuts by July 1940 per Col Harrington testimony to the House Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
WPA
Harrington
House
Burned mother and son die in home near relief
In 1924 Nancy Robinson and her son Lacey Rob inson perish in a house fire near relief. A meeting is planned to discuss the effects of new highway acts. Orchard Crest farm sells to C. E. Blue for 37000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Robinson
Lacey Robinson
Relief
Orchard Crest Farm
C. E. Blue
1899 Local Briefs Foot Cut At Rail Yards Lantz Burial
1899 report notes Harry Long lost his foot in a railroad yard incident today. Merle B. Lantz is buried after dying several days earlier. Dr. W. P. McQuire’s dog Barney wins a dogfight today in city events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Long
Merle B. Lantz
Saintly Worker W. C. Miller Remembered by Rector
The Voice Of The People pays tribute to W. C. Miller noting his devout charity for the poor around Winchester. The piece lauds Miller and his family the brothers of mercy for their lifelong service and humble faith in Jesus of Nazareth.
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The
Sar
W. C. Miller
Winchester
Jesus of Nazareth
Mr. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Will Miller
Brothers of Mercy
Robert B. Campbell
Church of the Ascension
Hickory
N. C
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz From 10 Days
A reader challenge titled How's Your I Q offers a 10 day quiz with 100 questions and daily scoring. It classifies scores into Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good with turn to Page 2 for answers. Questions cover Ireland legends stamping and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cork
Chinese Food Healthful by Hal Boyle
New York report notes few Chinese have heart disease and links this to Chinese eating habits. Jimmy Yoong, a restaurateur, discusses cuisine shifts toward authentic dishes and Cantonese healthful variety. He notes doctors refer patients for meals and advocates vegetable emphasis for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Jimmy Yoong
Jimmy
Bowery
Yoeng
Jimmy's Remedy of Moderation and Chinese Dark Vinegar
The article notes Jimmy promotes a universal stomach remedy called moderation. For strength, he offers a blend of chicken ginger garlic with a dark vinegar imported from China. He says he uses it himself and felt wonderful after two bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
China
Chinese do not worry, claims a business magnate
He argues a diet rich in greens protects Chinese from heart disease and says Westerners are fretful. He adds I have had ten thousand people work for me and I do not have an enemy, never criticize anyone.
From where I sit on the Miller farm
A brief column describes Cappy Miller and his son Squint testing a new brush-clearing method using two tractors tethered by a heavy chain. The farmer admires open mindedness and tolerance, noting that respecting different views applies to farming, politics, and choosing beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Miller
Squint
Cappy
Miller Farm
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Winchester Evening Star
Daly
Frederick and
Clarke
North K Kent Street
Virginia
H. F. Byrd, Jr
National Representatives
DaLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Winchester, Virginia
Wall Street Journal
Hitler
I. Q
Loudoun ST
SHINE
California
Gabardine
Grenadiers
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Nyron
Hollywood
OUR
van Arden
Riverside
Lakeside
Eble Wraech
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