Rebels Capture Boyce Bowling Championship in league clash
The first half champions Rebels defeated the Yankees 3182 to 2979 to seal the Boyce Men's Bowling League title in a best of two halves roll off. Harold Buckner led with 734 and Garland Brown 721 as the Rebels built a large advantage through the middle games.
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Rebels
Boyce
Yankees
Yanks
Frank Merriwell
Harold
Harold Buckner
Garland Iown
Charlie Eddith
Bill Burtner
Helen McDonald
Dorothy *Brown
Lanham
Earthquake Felt in Northern Japan Today
A tremor was reported in northern Japan with residents feeling the quake in Tokyo and surrounding areas. No damage was reported and there were no immediate injuries or aftershocks announced.
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Japan
Tokyo
Middletown Fifth In Massanutten League Standing
Middletown sits fifth in the Massanutten League with a 6 game winning percentage. Standings show Shenandoah at 8 2, Linville 7 3, New Market 8 4, Luray Stanley 4 4, Middletown 5 6 with remaining schedule through May 18 including trips to Linville Front Royal and New Market and makeup games from May 11.
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Middletown
Massanutten
Pet GB
Shenandoah
Linville
New Market
Luray-Stanley
Front Royal
Mirdlere
Staney
Mrs Connelly Dies In Cumberland Maryland
Louise M. Connelly aged 52 of 631 Watson Ave died yesterday evening at Memorial Hospital Cumberland following an operation. She was wife of Samuel F. Connelly and mother of one daughter Mrs. W. C. Thomas of Winchester. Survivors include four brothers and four sisters with three grandchildren. Funeral set Friday at Sacred Heart Church with rosary Thursday at Jones Funeral Home. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Louise M. Connelly
Watson Ave
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Samuel F. Connelly
New Baltimore
James and
Minerva Bingham Mce-Vickers
W. C. Thomas
Winchester
Howard McVickers
San Francisco
Calif
Lawrence McVickers
Lewistown
Paul McVickers
Georgia
Robert McVickers
York
D. A. Deming
H. A. Slayton
Conneauteville
Alex Wilson
Charles Scanlon
Indianapolis
Ind
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Carl Zeterbere
Jones Funeral Home
Senior Play Thursday At Johnson Williams High School
The Johnson Williams High School senior class presents The Darling Brats a three act farce at 8 15 p m Thursday in the school auditorium Berryville residents invited to attend the performance by the students.
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Johnson-Williams
Johnson- Williams High School
Berryville
Brazilian Major Surprises Rival Search Group in Jungle
Maj Miranda Correa reports foiling a rival search party that held him and US safety official Scott A. Magness as hostages at the Pan American Stratocruiser crash site. Official and unofficial teams converged after a 35 mile jungle trek to Lagoa Grande, Belem.
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Belem
Brazil
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Authority
Airrlift
Correa
Magness
Lagoa Grande
Rio de Janeiro
Lino de Matos
Sao Paulo
Adhemar de Barros
Brazilian Airlines
Businessman Faces Break In Charges In Warehouses Row
A 12 man jury hears Hugh Emmons charged with night time breaking and entering the Preston I Moffett warehouse. The trial before Judge Elliott D Marshall follows Emmons alleged theft of beer valued under 50 dollars. Witnesses tie beer bottles to Emmons premises and truck. defense counters with evidence of an earlier beer purchase.
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Corporation
Elliott D. Marshall
Hugh Emmons
Preston I. Moffett
Emmons
Mr. Moffett
Mr. Emmons
Perry Engineering Company
Moffitt
Thomas G. Scully
Robert K. Woltz
Winchester Recreation Dept elects Long president again
At the regular May meeting, A C Long was reelected president of the Winchester Recreation Dept for another year. Ben Belch ie and Rodney Sirbaugh were chosen as vice president and secretary respectively.
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Winchester Recreation Dept
A. C. Long
Ben Belchie
Rodney Sirbaugh
Card of Thanks for Donald E. Clark
The Clark Family thanks friends and neighbors for the sympathy and sorrow shared through the illness and death of their son Donald E. Clark. May 20, 1916.
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Donald E. Clark
Truman Faces Senate Fire Over Truthfulness
President Truman's statements in a Saturday ADA speech drew sharp cross fire from Sen Bridges and Sen Capehart who called his remarks untruthful. Sen Johnson challenged his claim on submerged lands and Supreme Court ownership while Sen Welker labeled part of the speech a falsehood. Bridges accused Truman of reckless rhetoric linking his critics to isolationism.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Capehart
Republican Party
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Congress
Johnson
Supreme Court
Herman Welker
Idaho
Welker
Multiple cases heard by grand jury in Stephens City
A check for 1412 dollars drawn on Citizens Bank of Takoma Park Md remains unpaid and a capias issued. Larry Deagle of Hamilton Ontario faced dismissal for bringing stolen property into the county. Clifton Dodson’s appeal upheld with 100 fine and costs. John Dan Jenkins of Stephens City pleaded guilty to speeding with 100 fine and costs. Samuel Ray Semana to face trial for hit and run May 29. Meredith Afice appealed and pleaded guilty. fined and costs ordered.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Capias
Citizens Bank of
Takoma Park
Commonwealth
Larry Deagle
Hamilton
Ontario
Stephens City
Clifton Dodson
John Dan Jenkins
Rt. 1 A
Trial Justice Court
Samuel Ray Semana
Loudoun Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
M. L. Lockhart
Patron Saint for Telegraph and Telephone Workers
Gabriel is named as the patron saint of telegraph and telephone workers. His feast day is March 24.
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Gabriel
Final Exercises At Wardensville Tonight
Twenty four graduates of Wardensville High School will receive diplomas at the 8 p m commencement in the school auditorium. Dr Boyd Howard of Fairmont State College will be speaker with Stanley Hawse presenting diplomas. Reverend F P Look will give invocation and benediction. J Allen Hawkins will present awards. Annie Combs gives salutatory. Grace Fishel is valedictorian.
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Wardensville High School
Boyd Howard
Fairmont State College
Stanley Hawse
F. P. Look
Wardensville Methodist Church
J. Allen Hawkins
Annie Combs
Grace Fishel
Fannie Crawford
Nina Jean Funkhouser
Rollin Garrett
Cecil Ginn
James Godlove
James Hawkins Bentley Heishman
Eugene Heishman
Lindell Heishman
Donald Merriman
Harold Reynolds
Doris Rudy
Carl Shipe
Alton Shobe
Helen Teets
Monica Troy
Recruiter for Women Marines Visits in City
M Sgt Anne Hagstrom USMC will be in this city through Thursday to interview young women about enlisting in the Marine Corps. She spoke at Handley School this afternoon and will address Clarke County High School tomorrow morning. On Thursday she will be at the Post Office Building Marine Recruiting Office from 9 am to 2 pm for information sessions. Eligibility includes age 18 to 30, high school diploma or equivalent. married women may join but dependents under 18 are not permitted.
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Anne Hagstrom
USMC
Marine Corps
Hagstrom
Handley School
Clarke County High School
Marine
Marines
Dr Miller to Be Kiwanis Speaker
Dr L S G Miller, retired missionary to Japan, will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12 15 p m. He will be introduced by Eugene Cooper and describe his work and experiences in Japan at the George Washington hotel.
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L.S. G. Miller
Japan
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Ptel
Miller
Eugene Cooper
OPS Analysts to Visit City Tomorrow for Price List Help
David Whimpey and E. Shelton of the Office of Price Stabilization in Richmond will hold sessions at the Chamber of Commerce office in two shifts from 1 to 4 30 p m and 7 30 to 9 p m. They will assist bakeries restaurants and other food dealers with price lists based on the February 3 9 1952 high point.
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David Whimpey
Shelton
Office of Price Stabilization
Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
OPS
Mr. Whimpey
Jury Called for Purcell Trial in Clarke County
Pred H. Jones James Weir L. K. McNamara Richard B. Smith O. E. Grove Charles Bowerman and Phyllis Hawking have been summoned as jurors for the Commonwealth of Virginia v Hetty Purcell. The case set for 2 p m Thursday in Clarke County Circuit Court on appeal from the Trial Justice Court. Mrs Purcell was fined 50 dollars and costs April 19 for improper livestock feeding and will be represented by Frank Brumback and Mr Wright from Woodstock.
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H. Jones
James Weir
L. K. McNamara
Richard B. Smith
O. E. Grove
Charles Bowerman
Phyllis Hawking
Commonwealth of Virginia
Hetty Purcell
Clarke County
Trial Justice Court
Purcell
Frank Brumback
Me. Wright
Woodstock
United States Ocean Liner Delays Water Test to June Fourth
Newport News Virginia reports the nation’s new ocean liner will not undergo its official water test until June 4. The delay shifts the testing schedule for the vessel expected to bolster the navy or civilian fleet and highlights construction and certification timelines.
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Newport News
United States
Clarke Singers In Choir Festival
Berryville group led by Nelson Lineburg performs at 7 45 pm EDT in St Paul s Church as part of the Cumberland Valley Chapter A O G Choir Festival. A 150 voice chorus from 12 choirs in VA MD PA WV is directed by Paul Calloway of the National Cathedral. The event is open to the public.
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Berryville
Nelson Lineburg
Berryville Baptist Church
Cumberland Valley
American Organists’ Guild
St. Paul’s Church
Hagerstown
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Paul Calloway
National Cathedral
Washington
Calloway
National Symphony Orchestra
Lineburg
Frederick Mauzy Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Frederick N. Mauzy 56 farmer and blacksmith of Siler who died Sunday night at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held tomorrow afternoon. Friends meet at Omps Funeral Home at 1 30 then proceed to Rest Church for final rites at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Sarah E Clayton of Mercersburg Pa.Interment will be Rest Cemetery.
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Frederick N. Mauzy
Siler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Rest Church
Sarah E. Clayton
Mercersburg
Rest Cemetery
Rites Today For Lawrence Grubbs
Funeral services for Lawrence Dallas Grubbs age 75 who died at his home on National Avenue were held at 2 pm at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev. Carl Hiser and two assistants led the service and interment followed at Mt Hebron cemetery with pallbearers Benjamin Russell Prince Dunn Raymond Smith Roy Malatt Howard Patton and Edwin Ritter.
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Lawrence Dallas Grubbs
National Ave
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Carl Hiser
John Oliver
Harry C. Swartz
Mt Hebron Cemetery
Benjamin Russell
Prince Dunn
Raymond Smith
Roy Malatt
Howard Patton
Edwin Ritter
Two Fort Belvoir Soldiers Die In Auto Crash
Fort Belvoir in Virginia reports two soldiers killed when their car ran off Route 1 and hit a tree near Accotink at 12:15 a.m. Corp. Kermit B. Bloomer of Blackwater, Va. and Airman Basie James W. Greer of Spartanburg, D.C. are named among the dead. A third soldier, Donald W. Steadman, was injured and taken to the base hospital.
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Fort Belvoir
U. S
May 21 31 Farm Sales Listings With Auctions Across Towns
A series of farm sales and real estate auctions are slated in multiple locations including Marion and Middletown Pennsylvania Stephens City Virginia and Gerrardstown West Virginia. Items include livestock farm machinery furniture antiques real estate and dairy equipment with noted auctioneers Byron Brumback W D Orndorff Roy P Duvall and others.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Chambersburg
S E. Baker
Middletown
Rt. 627
Byron Brumback
J. K. Lewis
South Braddock St
W. D. Orndorff
C. A. Yancey
Stephens City
Roy P. Duvall
William Lawrence Lindamood
Keightly T. Wilson
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Ralph_ F. Beaver
Winchester
Front Royal Rd
W. Strong Lewis & Chas
R. Duvall
CIO belittles claims of mass textile defections
Greensboro North Carolina CIO leaders denounced assertions that about 43 000 workers switched from the CIO Tex tile Workers Union to the AFL United Textile Workers of America. The dispute centers on union membership shifts amid labor tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro, N. Co
CIO Textiel Workers Union of America
TWUA
AFL
United Textile Workers of America
Johnny Ray Says Tears of Joy for Fiancee
New York reports that singer Johnny Ray arrived at LaGuardia from Cincinnati and told reporters he has only tears of joy for his fiancee Marilyn Morrison. Miss Morrison, 22, greeted him with a kiss. the couple is to be married here Sunday.
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Johnny Ray
New York
Marilyn Morrison
Ray
LaGuardia Field
Cincinnati
Miss Morrison
California
How's Your IQ Quiz Answers Published
The page lists correct responses: 1 Fish 2 22500 per annum 3 Names of makes of automobiles 4 Large bird 5 James M Cox 7 Benjamin Franklin 8 Winged horse 9 False 10 Michigan.
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James M. Cox
Benjamin Franklin
Michigan
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Cumberland, Md
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John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc. Quality Building Supplies
Braddock St
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Clark
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New Black Hawk
Bertifiser
Eppiestia
Barr's
N. Cameron St
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Dr. Miller
Kiwanis
Clarke Singers In Choir Festival
Frederick Mauzy
Lawrence Grubbs
Orkin
Loudoun St
U.S. Rt. 11
Post
C. A. Yancey Roy P. Duvall
Keystone
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook
CIO Belittles
I. Q
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Pittsburgh
Glaize & Bro
Brumback
Cameron St
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddeck St
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Oscar H. Lewis
E. T. Snider
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