Sears Store in Winchester Pleases Locals After 30 Days
Sears new Winchester store at 302 N Loudoun St reports strong local acceptance after its first 30 days. Manager John J. Carr cites widespread customer support, quality applicants, and plans to expand stock and services including Garden Shop and kitchen design remodels. The firm's profit sharing and education programs are highlighted as key benefits.
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Winchester
Sears, Roebuck and Company
N. Loudoun Streets
John J. Carr
Sears
Carr
Figbt
Sears, Uck and Company
Sear
Managcer
May 21 to May 31 Farm Auction Directory
Auction directory listing multiple sales across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia with dates May 21 through May 31. Items include tractors farm machinery livestock furniture household goods real estate and antiques. Auctioneers include Byron Brumback Roy Duvall W Strong Lewis Chas Du Vall and others.
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D.S.T
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Chambersburg
E. Baker
Middletown
Rt. 627
Byron Brumback
J. K. Lewis
South Braddock St
W. D. Orndorff
C. A. Yancey
Stephens City
Roy P. Duvall
Wil- Lawrence Lindamood
Steph City
Auceer
Keightly T. Wilson
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Ralph_ F
Beaver
Winchester
Front Royal Rd
Faom
W. Strong Lewis & Chas
R. Duvall
Gas Break in Susquehanna Pipeline Causes Injuries
Six workmen were injured when a Texas Eastern pipeline ruptured near the Susquehanna River between Lancaster and Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Gas vented from two open ends at 7 40 a m and injuries included shredded clothing and possible limb fractures. Valves were shut and pressure reduced. the gas spill threatened nearby facilities and Eastern cities while investigations continued.
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Quehanna River
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Texas Astern Transmission Company
Susquehanna
U. S. Army
Marietta
Montgomery County
Texas Eastern
Philadelphia
Answers to Quiz Questions From Page 4 Revealed
The page lists quiz answers identifying President Truman and February 12 as items 1 and 2. Other answers refer to protests over steel wage-price policy, General Winfield Scott, a proverb about two things not meeting, Alaska, age 75, the eagle, Shakespeare plays The Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry IV, and Bermuda climate as healthful.
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Truman
Winfield Scott
Alaska
the Eagle
Henry Iv
Bermuda
Republicans Conventions In Two Districts Named Delegates
Virginia Republicans held district conventions in Petersburg for the Fourth District and Roanoke for the Sixth District to name pre Taft delegates to the national convention. Fourth District would name one delegate and the Sixth two as six districts have already done.
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Associated Press
Virginia
GOP
Petersburg
Roanoke
Robert H. Woods
Taft
Blockaded Plant Keeps 400 Workers Inside Lederle Facility
Negotiators worked overnight to end a strike at Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River New York where 400 workers and 50 to 60 scientists are self imprisoned among half a million lab animals. Mediation continued with no smiles yet as production of aureomycin halted and talks may resume today. The AFL union seeks a 5.60 weekly raise against a current average of 58 a week. management offers 2.40.
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Pearl River, N
Negollators
Lederle Laboratories
Thomas G. Daugherty
Lederle
AFL Chemical Workers Union
Ben
Allies Storm Red Hill In Western Korea Front
An Allied patrol used bayonets and small arms to seize a Red held hill northwest of Panmunjom, killing 27 Communists and wounding 13. The fight occurred as UN air and ground forces relentlessly targeted North Korean supply lines with 1,030 sorties, destroying guns, bunkers, buildings, and vehicles while losses included 14 Allied planes in the past week.
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Red Hill
Seoul
Korea
Panmunjom
Eighth Army
United Nations
Kumhwa
North Korea
Ongjin
Fifth Air Force
Just Defense Cannot Win Cold War with Russia
Three leaders General Dwight D Eisenhower Secretary of State Dean Acheson and General Douglas MacArthur offered diverging views on how to win the cold war speaking in Washington London and Michigan They urged a broader approach than defense alone stressing spiritual strength diplomacy and political objectives alongside military power.
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Washington
Dwigr D. Eisenhower
Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Russia
Truman
London
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Michigan
Pacific
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Women Voters Elect Charlottesville Leader
The Virginia League of Women Voters re elected Mrs. Herschel L. Burroughs of Richmond as president.
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Charlottesville
Virginia League of Women Voters
Herschel L. Burroughs
Richmond
Robertson Predicts Prices Drop With U S Spending Cuts
Senator A Willis Robertson warned in Richlands Va that prices fall when the government trims spending and urged substantial cuts in the 1953 budget. He argued military outlays keep the economy buoyant, warned against unbalanced policy, and cited farmer purchasing power and unemployment as defense costs remain high.
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Robertson
U.S
Richlands
A. Willis Robertson
Tazewell County
Richlands Fair
Mili
Bit of Innocent Skylarking Might Lighten World Tension
Hal Boyle reflects on college prank raids as a lighthearted antidote to global strain. He jokes that student raids for bras and panties offer a playful rebellion that could ease tensions among world leaders.
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National Guard
Korea
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Joe Stalin
Andrei Vishinsky
Yankee Stadium
Port of New York Leads World in Traffic
More vessels, more outgoing cargo, more passengers and mail pass through the port of New York than any other in the world. The statement emphasizes its premier status for global and coastal trade and movement.
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New York
Wealthy Seaman Hopping Convicted in Navy Court Martial
Seaman P ce Hopping son of a New Jersey lumber heir was convicted by a special Navy court martial on two counts for criticizing Navy discipline and discrediting superiors aboard the salvage ship Reclaimer. He faces a bad conduct discharge and a four month possible appeal window with restrictions at Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl Harbor
Hopping
New Jersey
U. S. Navy
Ripley- Hopping Lumber Company
Hyman M. Greenstein
Washington
Navy
Judge Violates Interstate Commerce Clause in Photo Firm Case
The judge ruled that the photography firm violated the interstate commerce clause by directing representatives or employees to operate in multiple cities, indicating infractions across state lines. The decision suggests continued questions about regulatory reach over out of state business activities.
Inter-state Photo Portrait Firm Case Reaches Court
Judge Marshall ruled the operation of a Winchester based photo portrait service as interstate commerce. Defendants include the City of Winchester Mayor Taylor Barr Commissioner J William Hollis City Treasurer J T Boyd Chief of Police. Olan Mills Inc represented by Scully and Woltz. Bond posted for corporate license fees. City solicitor Dabney Watts can appeal within sixty days.
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Winchester
Marshall
M. B. Clowe
Taylor Barr
J. William Hollis
J. T. Boyd
Olan Mills, Inc
Scully and Woltz
Corporation Court
Dabney W. Watts
Services at Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Church Tomorrow
Tomorrow services will be held at the Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Church located 20 miles northwest of Winchester off Rt. 522 at 2 30 p m.
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Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Church
Winchester
Rt. 522
Accident on Skyline Drive injures two in Plymouth crash
Route Newton and Miss Mary F Jansco of Dedham and other passengers in the Plymouth were treated for shock cuts and bruises. The group was returning to Massachusetts after a tour on Skyline Drive and to Natural Bridge. Trooper James Wood investigated and said Elder was not hurt. He estimated Ford damage at 500 to 600 dollars and the Plymouth was a total loss. No charges have been made pending the accident report.
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Newton
Mary F. Jansco
Dedham
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Skyline Drive
Natural Bridge
James Wood
Elder
Wood
What Was the Cat Nation in Erie Iroquoian History
The Cat Nation or Erie were an Iroquoian tribe not part of the confederacy. In the 17th century they lived south of Lake Erie, from the Genesee and Allegheny valleys to roughly Ohio’s western edge.
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The
Erie
Confederacy
Lake Erie
Genesee and
Allegheny
Ohio
Word Puzzle Clues Solve A Themed Crossword
A compact set of crossword style clues includes Sultan's de, measure of distance plural, astringent fruit, Jewish month, and hang out as a dog's. The items point to a themed puzzle answer about terms and wordplay.
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Donald Eugene Clark
Leslie Gould
WINC
John W. Rosenberger
Your .L. Q
Keystone
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook
Seventh District
Stephen Timberlake
Staunton
Timberlake
Carl Je*vns
Page County
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia Treasurers Association
Byrd
Francis P. Miller
Albemarle
Old Dominion
Favors
Francis T. Dodd
Rose Island
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard Russell
By Jack Bell
WOMEN
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddeck St
Barr's
Cameron St
Barr’s
Hal Boyle
Plymouth Cranbrook
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
U.S. Rt. 11
Post Office
C. A. Yancey Roy P. Duvall
Oscar K. Lewis
E. T. Snider
Primitive Baptist Church
N. Cameron St
McCormic
C. I. Brumback & Sons
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