Treasure in Silver Dollars Hidden in Mansion Cellar
Houston authorities report multimillionaire James M. West left an estimated 290000 dollars in cash in a secret cellar of his mansion. An armored car delivered the coins to Texas No Bank, stacked five feet high, in a counting room. West died December 18 at 54, leaving a large estate to his widow and two daughters with trusts for grandchildren.
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Houston
Tex
James M. West
Robert H. Parsley
West
Texas No- Bank
Pretty summer dress pattern 4551 from Print ed Pattern
Advertisement for a summer dress pattern 4551 by Print ed Pattern. Features a V-neckline with tucks and a simple flare skirt in Misses' sizes 10 to 20. Pattern requires 4 yards 3% inch fabric for size 16. Include 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mail. Send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. New York NY.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Local Trucking Firm Joins Summer Safety Campaign
Allegheny Freight Lines Inc joins the Summer Safety Campaign led by the American Trucking Industry and Virginia safety councils. The effort runs Memorial Day to Labor Day to reduce highway accidents with the slogan Safe Drivers Use Courtesy Caution Common Sense and Safe Vehicles. General Manager Jack McAboy urges defensive driving and vehicle safety checks to prevent breakdowns and delays.
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Allegheny Freight Lines, Inc
American Trucking Industry
American Truck Associations’ Council of Safety Supervisors
Virginia Council of Safety Supervisors
Jack “McAboy
McAboy
Round Hill Raritan Awards Attendance Pins at Dinner
The Round Hill Raritan Club held its annual ladies night banquet at the Lee Jackson Restaurant with 104 attendees. Twenty attendance pins were awarded, ranging from one to six years, and a silver gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Jives for hosting state and national Ruritan officers.
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Round Hill Raritan Club
Lee - Jackson
Eston Rudolph, Jr
J. C. Ritter
Winchester Police Department
Ruritan
Gordon Armel
Rufus Smith
Smith
James Brumback
Ralph Frye
Tom Rosenberger
Roscoe Bowers
Loring Wright
Woodrow Winnans
Walter Miller
Richard Bauserman
Earl Cather
Garland Cather
Nelson Carpenter
Gene Adams
Robert Dailey
Gene Larrick
Lucian Brumback
Mr. Rudolph
Elmer Lauck
Raymond Heller
T. N. Cather
Clarence Cather
James Givens
Firm Reports Income for Six Months Ended April 20
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co reports net income of 4.683 million dollars, 87 cents per share, for the six months ended April 20, compared with 6.133 million dollars, 1.18 dollars per share in the same period last year.
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NEW York
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
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Gregory Loser After 22 Years In Congress
In Louisville Kentucky Druggist Frank A Stubblefield backed by Democratic forces upset Gregory in the Democratic primary by 432 votes final tally Stubblefield 16302 Gregory 15870 Gregory ends 22 years in the 1st District House service and Stubblefield faces Republican James G Bandy in November.
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Gregory Loser
Congress
Louisville
Noble J. Gregory
House
Frank A. Stubblefield
A. B. Chandler
Gregory
Stubblefield
Frank Chelf
Brent Spence
Eugene Siler
James G. Bandy
Hopkinsville
Bandy
Movie Star Look Advice Sparks Fashion Debate
Hollywood gossip ends with a blunt warning from Par is about not aiming for Jayne Mansfield Marilyn Monroe or Mamie Van Doren looks. French designer Fernand Lafitte dismisses the bio bosom trend and urges American girls to embrace natural beauty and restraint.
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Jayne Mansfield
Marilyn Monroe
Mamie van Doren
French Swim
Fernand Lafitte
America
Lafitte
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