Berryville Socials Packed with Spring Visits and Parties
Berryville people host relatives and friends visiting from Winchester and Washington. Notables include Miss Ann Price from Pine Manor College on spring vacation. the Stull and Racer families en route to Mississippi. and several gatherings at Woodley and Buckmarsh Street homes with birthdays, alums, and weekend trips to Roanoke, Richmond, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie C. Olcott
Leonard H. Bell
Leonard Bell, Jr
Ann Price
Pine Manor Junior College
Wellesley, Mass
Soldiers Rest
Clifton Price
Catona Beach
Fla
Walter Racer
Trumondburg. Y
Dennis Stull
Mississippi
Relaives
Racer
Alaska
Virginia Page
Middleburg
Church Street
Col
Graham Dougherty
Petersburg
Doughertys
Robert Pidgeon
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pidgeon
Earline Armentrout
Jean Carter
Madison College
Douglas Carter
Melton Bean
E. W. Reynolds
E Barron
Roanoke
R. R. Reynolds
Uniontown
Cathy Bean
Florence Broaddus
Cora Beverley Harris
Dayton Conservatory of Music
Burkley Harris
Boyce
Fred Williams
Washington
Front Royal
Lydia Pinkham Medicines Promise Relief for “Change” Symptoms
Ad claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tablets relieve heat waves and nervous distress in middle life. Doctors’ tests reportedly show relief in a majority of cases with a modern, calming effect. Also advertised as helpful for menstrual cramps and related discomforts.
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Lydia Pinkham
Anemia Causes and Diet linked to oxygen delivery
The article explains anemia as reduced oxygen transport due to low red blood cells or hemoglobin. It lists causes including tuberculosis hypothyroidism leukemia and pregnancy and notes diet iron copper vitamins and stomach acid affect production and treatment should be guided by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Bridges to Testify on Tax Scandal Probe Tomorrow
Sen Styles Bridges of New Hampshire Republican Senate leader will appear before House tax scandal investigators in Washington to explain his interest in a seven million dollar tax case involving Baltimore liquor dealer Hyman Klein. Rep King chairman says Bridges sent word he wants to be heard and will discuss interceding with tax officials over a two year period extending to July 1951. Confidential records show Bridges telephoned or conferred with IRS officials on at least five occasions about Klein's case.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Baltimore
Rep
King D-Calif
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bridges
Hyman Harvey Klein
Klein
Henry the Dutchman Grunewald
King
Internal Revenue
Simulated Atomic Weapons Used In Texas War Games
A mock war at Fort Hood features a simulated atomic weapon test with a mushroom cloud. An 82nd Airborne aggressor unit parachutes into the drop zone, followed by a smoke bomb burst at about 1 400 feet, signaling the fake blast in a coldly realistic exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Hood
Tex
82Nd Airborne
Atomic attack planned in Army Long Hue drill
In a March war game simulating long range air ground action Lt. Gen. William Hoge announced atomic weapons would be used. One paratrooper was killed during a nighttime drop. 34 injured as the brigade sized force of 2,310 men conducted the exercise.
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Hue
U. S
U. 8 S
William Hoge
Fourth Army
Sim
Nlight
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Berryville Socials
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Phebe Stine
Sterlin
V. P I
James Riley
Kendall Riley
Ann Jenkins
Wanda Lee
David H Allen
T. J. Reynolds
Millison Reynolds
Ed. Longerbeam
Holmes Withers
Dorothy Withers
Robert Lee Withers
Walter Withers
Waynesboro
Mary Frances Dix
League of Nursing Education
Margaretta Whiting
Garrison Forest School of Music
A. Garland Williams
Dean Levi
Harrisburg Pa
G. Kenneth Levi
Warden Foley
Alexandria
Clint Foley
Edith Foley
Buckmarsh St
L. E Hart
Sherry
Brenda
Ir. Hart
Frank Hart
Church St
Helen Rowe
Clarke County
Virginia Home Economics Association
John Marshall Hotel
Richmond
George Ballanger
Hill and Dale Farm
Cleveland
Ohio
William Levi
Marshall Levi
Winchester
Haskel Jenkins
David Mills
Patricia Mills
Paul Masser
Harry Wynkoop
Neill McKenney
Elmer W. Ritter
Takoma Park
G. P. Cadwallader
J. W. Olcott
Violette Lee
George Johnston
Harry Lee Boxwell
Jack Brooke
Cottage City
Joel D. Griffing
Deltaville
Henry G. Lane
Herbert I. Lewis
West Point
Mr. Lane
Fredericksburg
Carl Lewis
Falls Church
Lynn Cunningham
Roy Potts, Sr
Potts
Benjamin Kohler
Edgar Stevens
Tommy Jones
New York
Harold Potts
Columbia S. C
Richard Potts
Charleston
D. C
Elmo Smith
Modesto
Calif
N. F. Dobbs
Harold Scheuer
Roy Locke
Chester Hobert
Montallagro
Peter Hobart
Pvt
C. T. Hardesty
Indiantown Gap
Summit Point
Roy E. Potts, Jr
Ralph M. Ware
Miss Valley Market
Kabletown
W Va
Pam Murphy
Arlington
Harry Lusby
Tuberculosis Association
Virginia T. B. Association
Richmond Academy of Medicine
M. W. Jones, Jr
M. Jones
T. T. Giffin
Charles Jones
Albany
Jones
Joseph Settle
May Wohlford
Bartonsville
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Hodgson & Brown
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W. Va
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U.S
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Fila
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Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock St
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Hermann
Bundesen, M.D
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Enteres Syndicate
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