Order of the Arrow Pow Wow at Rock Enon Camp
The second annual Area 30 Pow Wow gathered 175 Order of the Arrow members at Camp Rock Enon Shenandoah Area Council near Gore. Attendees included leaders from Richmond Lynchburg Staunton Winchester Norfolk Roanoke Newport News Suffolk and Washington DC with talks from Richard Ploss and Robert Geil among others.
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Shenshawpotoo
Order of the Arrow
National Brotherhood of Scout
Camp Rock Enon
Shenandoah
Gore
Richmond
Lynchburg
Staunton
Winchester
Norfolk
Roanoke
Newport News
Suffolk
Washington, D. C
John Hart
Blue Herron Lodge
Tidewater
Shenshaw
Ootoo
Hayden Payne
Front Royal
Phil Hunter
R. Huffman Kreker
Unami Lodge
Philadelphia
Richard Ploss
U. S. Navy
Portsmouth
Ploss
John Lewis
Camp
R. H. Forrester
Morris Cather
Charles Morris
Robert C. Townsend
J. L. Binford
Merrill Warner
James A. Gates, Sr
W. T. Lee
Blue Herron Lodge No
Ralph R. Lutz
Amanquemack Lodge
Gomer E. Jones
Robert Geil
Washington
Rae Southall
Nawakwa Lodge
Ben Belchie
T-4-L Advertises Keratolytic Athlete’s Foot Cure
An advertisement promotes T-4-L as a keratolytic fungi cide that instantly relieves athlete’s foot by shedding outer skin to expose buried fungi. It claims immediate action, grease less formula, and satisfaction at Boyd’s Drug Store with full strength for related skin conditions.
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Boyd's Drug Store
Radar Tracks Red Plane to Seoul
A Communist jet crossed the neutral zone and flew toward Seoul while U S Secretary Wilson, South Korean President Rhee, and others watched a U S 8th Army review. Radar tracked the plane southward but it was not seen visually. Sabre jets failed to intercept before it returned north. The 5th Air Force said the incident would be reported as a violation of the Korean truce.
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Seoul
U. S. Defense
Charles Wilson
Syngman Rhee
U. S. 8Th Army
5Th Air Force
Military Armistice Commission
Virginia Faces School Segregation Dilemmas After Court Ruling
Officials weigh policy changes as Virginia braces for integration. Governor Stanley calls for calm and a cautious approach while awaiting further information. Census data show white and Black pupil counts and county by county disparities. Lawmakers and local boards express varied responses, with many delaying action pending state guidance.
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Stanley
Virginia
Buchanan
Craig
Highland
Colonial Heights
Falls Church
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Amelia
Brunswick
Caroline
Charles City
Charlotte
Cumberland
Dinwiddie
Essex
Goochland
Greensville
Isle of Wight
James City
King and Queen
King William
Luenburg
Mecklenburg
Middlesex
Nansemond
New Kent
Northampton
Northumberland
Nottoway
Prince Edward
Spotsylvania
Spurry
Sussex
Westmoreland
South
Atty
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Supreme Court
Almond
Covington
Republican Party
Covington - Alleghany County
GOP
J. M. Tinsley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
W. Lester Banks
Dowell J. Howard
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Tuck
Poff
R-Va
Paul Burbank
Hampton School Board
Burbank
State Board of Education
Philippines Leader Earned Degree as College Student
Ramon Magsaysay, son of a blacksmith, supported his education by working as a chauffeur and mechanic through university studies. He became the new president, demonstrating the rise from humble roots to national leadership.
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The
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Feltner, Berryville native, dies in Washington hospital
Charles Martin Feltner aged 68, of Berryville, died after a paralytic stroke in George Washington University Hospital. He trained horses nationwide, helped found the Maryland Horsemen's Association, and served as track superintendent at Charles Town and Hialeah. Survived by wife Bertha Lloyd, two daughters, a son, and other relatives. Funeral set for Berryville Methodist Church tomorrow at 2:30 PM.
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Charles Martin Feltner
Berryville
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Clarke County
Archibald
Frances Shepherd Feltner
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
Col
Gustav Ring
J. L. Friedman
Henry Hecht
Baltimore
Elliott Menker
New York City
Charles Town
W. Va
Hagerstown
Bel Air
Hialeah Race Track
Florida
New York
Maryland Horsemen's Protective Association
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
Claude M. Feltner
Berryville Methodist Church
Percy White
A. R. Mays
Green Hill Cemetery
Local draft boards must track registrants deferred or exempt
Under Selective Service regulations, every local board is required to keep informed and regularly review the file of each registrant classified as exempt or deferred, other than Class V A.
Freezer Motor Catches Fire at Berryville Home
The John Enders Fire Company responded to a blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard E Byrd around 5 20 p m yesterday. Firefighters reported only the motor sustained damage with slight smoke effects and no other property loss.
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John Enders Fire Company
Berryville
Richard E. Byrd
Proud Son Costs Father Ten Dollar Fine
In Oneida County Court, a three year old boy’s pride in his father’s big walleye led to a ten dollar fine. Warden Herbert Carew described the scene as he cited Lawrence Herbig, 35, of Freeport Illinois for the incident after the boy exclaimed about a smaller catch.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Oneida
Herbert Carew
Lawrence Herbig
Freeport
Carow
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Order of Arrow
Rock Enon
Paul Chamberlain
Charles Ebert
Martinsburg
Howard Shockey
James Scott
Jack Gleason
Richard Bond
D. C
William Nisewarmer
Clark Miller
Inwood
Harold Boltz
Chaney’s Auto Service
Kernstown
Goodyear
Aefere
Ec Rss
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock
Land
Meadowbrook
Pine Motor CO. Inc
Braddock
C.M. Feltner
Wurlitzer
B. F. Goodrich
Loudoun St
Singer Sewing Center
N.loudoun
Wissy Laime
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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