Livestock Growers Adopt 16 Point Plan for 1952
Frederick County Agriculture leaders push a 16 point program in 1952 led by the County Livestock Committee and the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association. Goals include a livestock school in 1953, promoting registered bulls rams and boars, parasite control campaigns, and improved handling facilities. The Tri Breed Sale and related events are planned with leadership from James Charrett and I Fred Stine, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Agriculture
County Livestock Committee
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association
Fred Stine
John T Wolfe
Countr Acent
Boyd Ramey
Ramey
Nelson Carpenter
Hugh Brill
James Garrett
Grover Teets
Paul Moore
J L. Givens
Hugh Dailey
C. Vernon White
Sales Directory May 17 to May 30 Northern Va area auctions
Listings for multiple auctions include May 17 at Winchester with Northern Va Livestock Producers Assn featuring registered cattle. May 17 Charlies Mauck sale of furniture and personal property. May 23 Middletown sale of livestock and farm machinery. May 24 Lindamood estate Stephens City furniture. May 30 Gerrardstown estate sale with antiques and modern furniture. Auctioneers Byron Brumback and others.
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Northern
William Lawrence Lindamood
Stephens City
Byron Brumback
D.s.ti
WSB member calls for industry wide bargaining ban
George W. Armstrong Jr. urged Congress to outlaw industry wide bargaining and abolish the boards powers in labor disputes. He testified before the House Labor Committee arguing industry wide bargaining leads to strikes and the WLB should be abolished if it retains findings and wage stabilization duties.
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Washington
Wace Stabilization Board
WSB
Congress
George W. Armstrong, Jr
House Labor Committee
Armstrong
WLB
Texas Steel Company
House
How's Your S Q Answers Quiz Page Four
Answers include Senator Estes Kefauver Amperage Private detective Charles Kingsley The Merry Wives of Wind-Pons Filipino insurrectionary leader against U S troops 1899 Prestidigitator Four American dramatist I wish they had left earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Kefauver
Amperage
Private Detective
Charles Kingsley
Eader
U.S
Philippines
Five Communist Jets Destroyed By U S Airmen
U S airmen said they destroyed five Communist jets in North Korea with Sabre pilots credited for most kills and three dam- ages by Thunderjet pilots. Ground troops reported at least 100 Reds killed in patrols near Panmunjom as UN bombers cut rail near Huichon and destroyed gun positions vehicles and a locomotive. Allied ships bombarded North Korea’s eastern and western coasts.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
U.S. Eighth Army
U. S. First Marine
Panmunjom
Far East
United Nations
Huichon
U. N
Sweating Out Week in Major League Rosters
Major league teams trim rosters to 25 by May 15 with service players exempt. The Browns may cut to 25 if Overmire is acquired. they currently may carry 26 and have 30 players after adding Cass Michaels. Yankees reduce to 26 with releases and optioning players. further cuts expected as they move toward the limit.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
St. Louis Brown
Cass Michaels
Overmire
New York Yankees
Yanks
Browns
Dave Madison
St. Louis
Lou Sleater
Fred Marsh
Michaels
Andy
Art Selallock
Kansas City
Bobby Brown
Tom Morgan
Smit
Jim Brieweser
Johnny Hopp
Johnny Mire
The first theater built for motion pictures in Hollywood
Hollywood recounts Tally's Electric Theater on Main Street in Los Angeles, a 200 seat venue with a small sound effects setup run by a 12 year old. It marks the 50th anniversary of the world’s first theater designed to show motion pictures. The tale covers Seymour Tally, early Biograph connections, and Thomas L. Tally’s 1894 phonograph and kinetoscope parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
New York
Tally
Main Street
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Seymour Tally
Biograph
Thomas L. Tally
San Antonio
Texas
Edison
Tally Sr
West Virginia Telephone Workers Return to Jobs
Charleston report says striking West Virginia telephone employees ended a walkout that began April 8 after a Morgantown operator was fired. CIO Communications Workers of America said a large majority supported ratifying the C and P agreement. The fired operator will not be reinstated but will receive a payment allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Morgantown
Cio-Communications Workers of America
C. H. Johnson
Puzzle and glossary style word list item
A fragmented set of clues and definitions labeled by numbers. Includes phrases like Engrossed Walk through water Wanderer Choose Anger and Mait beverage with hints to synonyms and cross references such as Personal pronoun and Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selenium
Arctic Secrets Unearthed By Air Force Polar Flight
Anchorage report details a May 4 North Pole flight led by Lt Col William P Berndt. The team found Admiral Peary cache remains on Ellesmere Island and recovered four metal boxes dated 1900 1909 along with notes in six water tight glass jars.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Darity North Pole Air Force
Arctic
Robert E. Peary
Air Force
William P. Berndt
Paradise
Calif
Geographic
North Pole
Albert P Crary
Robert Cottell
Cambridge
Mass
Edison Blair
Los Angeles
Blair
Peary
Cape Columbia
Ellesnere Island
Air Force Research Center
Herbert Thompson
Allenwood
Kan
Benedict
Joseph Fletcher
Shawnee
Kla
Joseph H McConnell Birthday Tribute Highlight
A birthday note honors Joseph Howard McConnell born May 13 1906 in Chester D C son of a college dean He served as president of National Broadcasting Co guiding television expansion He graduated from University of Virginia Law School where he coached football and scouted before joining the NBA legal staff during the depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howard McConnell
Chester
D. C
National Broadcasting Co
University of Virginia Law School
Joseph H. McConnel
NBA
Visibility in weather reports
Visibility is the mean greatest distance at which one may see large objects such as hills, buildings, or smokestacks with the unaided eye. It must exceed half the horizon distance to be considered.
Episcopal appoints admiral to Virginia diocese post
Rear Admiral Ralph Otis Davis will become executive administrator of the Episcopal diocese of Southern Virginia next April after retiring from the Navy. Bishop George Gunn announced the appointment in Suffolk Virginia.
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Suffolk
Ralph Otis Davis
USN
Fifth Naval District
Episcopal Diocese
Southern Virginia
Navy
George Gunn
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Hollywood Column
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Keystone
John Stuart &Co
Clearbrook
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U.S. Rt. 11
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Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer
Barr’s
Tana
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
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Brumback
Cameron St
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