Handley Wins Narrow 50 49 FFA Title Thriller
Handley high school FFA edged Boyce 50 49 to claim a second Federation basketball crown. Wolfe led Handley with 20 points while Hawkins scored 18 for Boyce as Clarke rallied late before Bush sealed the final minute basket in a tense championship at the local gym.
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Handley
Boyce
Handley High School
FFA
Sqa
Stanley
Washington
Clarke
Bush
Wolfe
Hawkins
Smallwood
McIntyre
McKee
Lake
Whitacre Spaid
Barbour
Cunningham
Grim
Barker
F Petish
Dean
C Long
Griffith
Journall
Virginia Industries Must Raise Average Incomes Now
At the first Virginia industrial management conference at VMI Raymond V. Long head of the State planning board said Virginia incomes lag the nation. He cited 1946 earnings of 952 dollars vs the national 1200 and urged industrial development. Gov. Tuck spoke defending the anti Truman ballot bill and tax program.
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Lexington
Virginia
VMI
Raymond V. Long
State Planning Board
Long
Tuck
167 Dinners Served At SC Fire Hall
A total of 167 chicken and ham dinners were served between 5 and 9 p.m. yesterday by the young ladies of the Methodist church at the Stephens City fire hall. The dinner was sponsored by the Lions Club.
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Ladis
Methodist
Stephens City Fire Hall
The
Lions Club
Artificial Breeding Program Launched In Frederick County
About 60 residents from Frederick and parts of Clarke and Shenandoah counties attended at the Frederick County Courthouse where G C Graf of Virginia Tech outlined an artificial insemination program. He urged enrollment of 1200 cows within a 20 mile radius and described costs, training, disease safeguards, and anticipated benefits including higher calf value and butterfat gains.
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Frederick County
Clarke
Shenandoah
G. C. Graf
VPI
Frederick County Court House
Graf
Fred Stine
Stine
Marl Hannum
C. W. Goode
Robert Stickley
Carl Strickler
L. B. Whitacre
Luther Hart
Haven Wolfe
E. O. Stark
B. F. Strother
Roy Kern
L. P. Cole
James C. Gordon
Paul Koenig
J. P. Reardon Jr
C. E. Stickley
Virginia
Cornell University
Winchester
Bombers Win First Game Then Lose Tournament
The Winchester Brown Bombers, who failed to win in the regular season, beat Leesburg 22 18 in a Berryville tournament but lost the final to the Hagerstown Tigers 42 26. Hagerstown beat Berryville 41 40 in overtime to reach the final. The Bombers wrap up the year and shift focus to baseball with a 2 p.m. drill tomorrow at the colored ball park.
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Winchester Brown Bombers
Leesburg
Berryville
Bombers
Hagerstown Tigers
Hagerstown
Meeting Postponed by Winchester-Frederick County Game and Fish
The Winchester Frederick county Game and Fish Assn meeting was postponed until 7 30 p m Monday at City hall. Discussion will cover proposed changes in game and fish laws and ticket distribution for the banquet on April 16 at Sarah Zane Firehall.
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Winchester - Frederick County Game and Fish Assn
City Hall
Sarah Zane Firehall
Plants studied for growth effects of radioactive by products
The Atomic Energy Commission and Agriculture Department will examine how radioactive by products from Oak Ridge affect plant growth. The study aims to show farmers how to boost yields and develop disease resistant varieties.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Agriculture Department
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Commission
Department
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Washington S Dennis
J Owen
Miller
F Swindler
C Sisk
Pruitt
Bukel
WINC
Office of Defense Transportation
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Baltimore & Ohio
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Marvel
W. Adams
N. Cameron St
Court House
Rockingham
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E. Piccadilly St
Hazel River Boy's Camp
Boston
Hazel River
Foothills
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Culpeper
Herbert Hash
Caldwell Sites Company
Dial
G. F
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Marvin Safes
S. Loudoun St
Molden Electric Co
Weather Report
Clearbrook Woolen CO
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