Tuberculosis Can Be Whipped Story of Judge Edwards Proves
The second installment shows W Earle Edwards who battled tuberculosis starting in 1926 at Catawba sanatorium. He later studied law by correspondence, recovered fully by 1930, and became Trial Justice of Frederick County while urging chest X rays and early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Edwards
W. Earle Edwards
Frederick County
Edwards
Farmers, and Merchants National Bank
Catawba
Roanoke
Lake J. Frazier
Winchester
John M. Steck
Frazier
Phoenix
Arizona
Cross Junction
Ion
Dante
Middletown to Host Methodist Youth Rally Tomorrow
About 400 youths from Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties will attend a district Methodist youth rally at Middletown Methodist Church tomorrow at 5 30 p m. Miss Laurel Ann Muntzing chairs the event with Mary Ann Robinson Gabby Rogers and Betty Lou Robinson. The Randolph Macon Academy glee club will sing and guest speaker is Mrs Coretta Johnson Mason of Lynchburg. At 7 p m Rev Roscoe C Johnson will direct recreation and Rev F B Oglesby will lead a song service with Mrs John C Boggs at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Middletown Methodist Church
Laurel Ann Muntzing
Mary Ann Robinson
Gabby Rogers
Betty Lou Robinson
Henley Roane
Middletown
Roane
Randolph-Macon Academy
Coretta Johnson Mason
Lynchburg
Roscoe C. Johnson
Front Royal Methodist Church
F. B. Oglesby
John C. Boggs
Front Royal
Almond Stymies Plan to Build Up School Loan Fund
Richmond report says Attorney General J Lindsay Almond ruled a plan to supplement the Literary Fund with governor deficit authorizations would usurp legislative power. He noted no 1948 appropriation to the fund and outlined borrowing rules for counties and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond
Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond
General Assembly
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Virginia
Fenwick
Purge of Byrd Sparks Talk of Truman Third Term
President Truman’s purge suggestion triggers Republican and Democratic commentary. Arends argues the shift from patronage to purge signals a possible 1952 third term bid, with Byrd’s 1953 Senate term and 1952 reelection looming as key factors.
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Byrd
Senate
Truman
Congress
Rep
Arends
Ill
House Today
House
D-Va
Virginia
White House
Roosevelt
County faces school consolidation plan in Berryville report
A Berryville report to the school board outlines a temporary consolidation plan in response to financial strain. It analyzes enrollment, teaches needed, and space limitations, proposing transport of Boyce upper grades to Berryville and a unified high school by 1951 with one full time principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Robertson
Berryville
D. G. Cooley
Berryville High School
C. E. Miley Jr
Boyce High School
Consolidated high school plan to ease 1950 enrollment crisis
The Shenandoah Valley board plans a new consolidated high school to serve Clearbrook Midletown Stephens City Gore and Gainesboro starting 1950 51, with rooms freed at five local schools for expanding elementary grades. An addition to Shenandoah Valley Academy may help term time needs while English Construction Co proceeds with May 23 plans to finish by August 15 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dennis Hoover
Midletown
Stonewall High School
Bryant Harper
Consolidated High School
Clearbrook
Stephens City
Gore
Gainesboro
Shenandoah Valley Academy
English Construction Co
W. C. English
Race to Berlin By Newsmen Set At Midnight Hour
Berlin-bound auto derby aims for a midnight dash as journalists line up their fastest cars to beat the Russian border barrier and reach Berlin first. The scene unfolds near Helmstedt Germany with British military authorities watching the four lane highway like a speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Helmstedt
Germany
Mrs. Nina G. Anderson 74 Dies at Home
Nina G. Anderson 74 widow of Edward S. Anderson died this morning at 226 S Loudoun St. Born in Annapolis Md she was the daughter of the late James G Glynn and Mary Andrews Glynn. A practical nurse she served those in need and helped others despite finances. Survived by son J Glynn Anderson Winchester. daughters Elizabeth March Emily Lowery Kathryn Anderson. brothers Guy V. Glynn Paul P. Glynn. sister Mrs Harry Carbaugh. five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina G. Anderson
Edward
Winchester
Elizabeth March
Emily Lowery
Kathryn Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Guy V
Paul P. Glynn
Mountain Falls
Harry Carbaugh
Stephens City
Ford Accepts Reuther Offer For Negotiation
Detroit May 10 The Ford strike idling 65 000 workers moved toward a peace table as Ford Motor Company and CIO United Auto Workers agreed to negotiate. President Henry Ford II accepted a union proposal from Walter Reuther to begin talks marking a major early year in the auto industry labor battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
Walter Reuther
Mrs Huntsberry Rites Held for Fannie Huntsberry
Services for Mrs. Fannie G. Huntsberry died Friday at 339 North Loudoun Street were held at 2 p m from the Jones home with Dr. W A Wright and J S Duckwall officiating. Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers W C Perry John Rosenberger Allen Bond Robert Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie G. Huntsberry
N. Loudoun Street
Terday
Jones
W. A. Wright
J. 8
Duckwall
Mount Hebron
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I. Gensationa
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Columbia River
Mississippi
Pau
Deltox
Winchester Furniture Co., Inc
South Main St
Order OF the Golden BY
Boyce Pta
Concensus
Paul Beable
Terry
Winchester’s Shopping Center
N. Anderson
Ford Co
Reuther
Mrs. Huntsberry
Philip Morris
America
CALL
Hou
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Morris
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