Correcting a common misusage in conditional phrasing
Guidance on standard English usage shows the proper form is you would have been delighted had you gone. It omits the extra have and uses a clean second conditional flow.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1947
Page
9
Guidance on standard English usage shows the proper form is you would have been delighted had you gone. It omits the extra have and uses a clean second conditional flow.
Virginia T. Fugitt aged 75 or 76 died at her Winchester residence 209 East Lane Street after a two year illness. She was born December 15 1870 in Jefferson County West Virginia. She was married to John W. Pugitt of Frederick County who died earlier. Survived by daughters Elmer Winefield in Washington D C and Mrs Harry Spillman in Winchester six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 3 from Janes Funeral Home with Rev S L Flickinger officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include J F Keffer Jack Shumaker Doug Spillman Paul Spillman Harry Hottle and Frank March.
An 18 year old from nearby Tripp is in Wayne county jail as police seek others in a shooting at the Norfolk and Western Railway passenger train Po ca hol nas. No injuries reported.
Police study lab results in the slaying of Mrs. Paul Refoule amid a search for a sex motive. The 31 year old hostess was raped and garroted in her Peachtree Creek area home. time of death placed between 3:00 and 3:30 PM.
Walker Cup action at St Andrews on the Old Course produced two evenly split 36 hole foursomes as the British and American players each won two matches. Thousands watched as the big international contest looks set for a late decision in tomorrow's eight singles.
Berryville Virginia May 16 Councilman D Blanton Allen donated a 12 foot wide strip along Crow's Alley from Church to Buckmarsh Streets to the town council The council accepted the land Tuesday night It will be developed for angle parking to ease the town parking problem
Bush of Baltimore and William Mackenson of Washington D C are expected to be present, signaling high profile participation at the upcoming gathering.
Virginia tourist travel in May showed a decline below the same month in both 1941 and 1946, according to the State Department report. The release notes lower arrivals for the month, reflecting weaker travel activity in the state.
A Republican memo outlines steps toward mediation and conciliation services, creates a commission to study labor management relations, and broadens social policy aims as part of a broader reform agenda.
The Senate bill addresses several labor issues but omits others. It would expand the conciliation service within the labor department, but the bill would sever it from the department. It also allows government injunctions against national emergency strikes, a step beyond the President’s recommendations.
Hartley head of the House conferees signals intent to end bargaining in conference and indicates openness to injunctions against jurisdictional strikes amid ongoing legislative talks.
Fairfax Quarterly Meeting of Friends Ministry and Council will meet at Hopewell Meeting House tomorrow at 2 30 PM with the topic had we the zeal of the early Friends would furnish more leadership in correcting ills A business meeting follows at Winchester Meeting House 8 PM The worship meeting is Sunday at 11 AM at Hopewell First Day School conferences Sunday at 2 PM Cuthbert Wigham an English Friend and Bernard Walton of Philadelphia participate with Bliss and LaVern For-
Report notes two waves of B 29 Superfortresses in a training flight named Operation Pacific. First wave of 68 planes over New York at 11 31 a m EST, then 33 more 15 minutes later, passing Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay en route to Washington DC.
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