French Retaliations Escalate in Algeria as Rebels Strike Hard
In Algiers and eastern Algeria fighting erupts as French forces counterstrike rebels after waves of arson and attacks on farms and posts. Casualties cited include at least 14 rebels killed in eastern towns. at least 200 rebels died in western actions, and 20 Europeans killed with 40 farms burned. France plans 380,000 troops by June 1 with 20 000 reservists called immediately and 30 000 more by month end.
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Algiers
Algeria
Rouached
Constantine
Redjas
Robert Lacoste
Guy Mollet
France
Dr Edwards Receives Doctor of Divinity in May 1954
Dr Edwards earned a Doctor of Divinity degree in May 1954 and has served as Religious Emphasis Week speaker at multiple colleges including Austin College Hampden Sydney Shenandoah Longwood Bridgewater Peach Flora MacDonald He sits on boards for Sunnyside Presbyterian Home Massanetta Springs and the Presbyterian Home Lynchburg and chairs the Synod Committee on the Home.
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Dr. Edwards
Austin College
Texas
Hampden- Sydney College
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Longwood College
Bridgewater College
Peach College
Flora MacDonald College
Sunnyside Presbyterian Home For the
Massinetta Springs
Presbyterian Home
Lynchburg
Synod
Answers to quiz on Page 14 revealed
Below are the correct responses: Layman, Metal, 1 Maccabees, Shaker, Yea, Crossroads of the Far East, Bends backward on itself, No, Yes, Either is correct, He was of royal race.
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Layman
Metal
Far East
Shenandoah Valley Breeders Auction at Winchester
May sales list from Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Assn and Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester includes registered cattle sale Saturday May 12 at 10 am by R L Bageant. Also upcoming auctions May 14 and May 19 featuring 38 registered Herefords and 114th Annual Tri-Breed Sale with Angus Hereford and Shorthorns.
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Shenandoah Valley
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester
R. L. Bageant
Rt. 59
Woodchuck Lane
W. D. Orndorf
Wilford
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association
Campaign for Shenandoah College to Winchester Moves Ahead
Winchester eyes Shenandoah College relocation with a board-backed plan and a drive led by C. F. Schenck to fund a site donation of 29 acres, build multiple facilities, and enroll 250 students with an $188,000 first-year budget. Local leaders from the council, churches, and business groups push the project as educational and economic advancement.
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Winchester
Lebanon Valley College
College Board of Trustees
Rhodes M. Artz
Cork Street
Wilkins
Winchester Common Council
Russia
U. S
M. Armstrong
Brady
W. O. Cooley
Floyd Falk
Virginia
E. U. B. Church
Shenandoah College
Landon Whitacre
Frederick Courty
James Wood High Schoo
Whitacre
Claude B. Smalts
C. F. Schenck
Schenck
W. EF. Edwards
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Dorothy G. Allen
Common Council
Bill Carey
H. W. Butler, Jr
Fred Brumback
D. K. Russell
Harold D. Patton
Wilbur Feltner
Philip F. Gabler
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Wayne B. Omps
Kenneth C. Patton
Paul 8. Vance
Youth Hurt Two Jailed in Clarke County Accidents
A Clarke County youth was hospitalized after a mishap at Millwood when a pickup dragged him as three youths reportedly rode the truck. Two men, Donald Larson McNeil and Charles Cashdon, were jailed in Berryville for drunken driving after a crash near Old Chapel Berryville. A third accident in Winchester caused $375 in damage and another near Cross Junction left a Chrysler wrecked with no injuries.
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Clarke County
Frederick County
Winchester
Joseph M. Pendleton
Millwood
Memorial Hospital
W. B. Broach
Washington
Boyce
Donald Larson McNeil
Bangor
Maine
Charles Cashdon
New Jersey
Berryville
Old Chapel
Cashdon
Broach
J. O. Cain
Berry Ville
U.S. Rt
Cross Junction
U. S. Rt
Alexander Roman
Monongahela
J. H. Smith, Jr
Sally Paxson
Foxcroft School
Loudoun County
W. Boscawen St
Washington St
Basil Cooper
Mary R. Morrison
Fairview Ave
Democratic Leaders Fire Broadside on Administration in Indiana Primary
Democratic leaders assail the Eisenhower administration as Indiana returns show Eisenhower with 58 percent of the vote and Kefauver gaining share. Stevenson accuses the administration of neglecting social welfare while Kefauver campaigns in California and Truman comments on foreign policy. Ohio results give Lausche momentum while party delegate tallies inch toward the nomination threshold. A final note cites a traffic accident involving Mrs Morrison and the Fauver campaign.
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Eisenhower
Indiana
Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
California
Oxnard
Calif
Estes Kefauver
New York
Truman
Russia
Lake County
Kefauver
Lar
America First
Daly
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lauache
U. S
George H. Bender
West Virginia
Associated Press
John W. Bricker
Card of Thanks for Robert Conley Newlin
We thank friends for kindness flowers and sympathy after the death of Robert Conley Newlin.
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Robert Conley Newlin
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Newberry
Mohawk 2
Carr Publishing CO
Lady’s Hamilton Watch
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Cooper
Morrison
Niagara Spray
Green Chemical CO
Wyek St
Christchurch
Christchurch, Virginia
Wholsome “Recreation
Tidewater
Rappahannock
N. Cameron St
Bangs
ABC
Piccadilly St
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