Hobby Show Sets Stage for 1952 JCC Plans
The second annual Hobby Show at Winchester Armory drew strong attendance and praise from the Recreation Department and Jaycee organizers. Winners across categories include Pete Stipe and Clarence Lamp in early divisions, plus multiple winners in Leathercraft, Woodwork, Model Railroading, and other crafts. Organizers announce plans for leathercraft classes in September and invite community input on fall offerings, with dates to be announced.
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Winchester Armory
Recreation
Jaycee
Pete Stipe
Clarence Lamp
C. Murphy
Joe George W 'Oneer
Donald
John Kinter
Courtney Bennington
Betty Mac Barr
Bob Barney
George Stowers
Charles Mayes
John Williams
Sam Reaves
Daniel Cammer
Garland Keeler
Fred Rich
Steve Thorpe
W. R. Barfirst
Isabel Cook
Barney
Bobby Earhart
Recreation Department
June Sales Directory listing multiple estate and property auctions
A June sales directory lists auction items and times for various addresses and estates. Items include livestock farm equipment real estate furniture and household goods, with locations in Winchester Mt Falls Elizabethtown Hayfield White Hall and Gerrard Street properties.
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G. G. Baker
W. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Stuart M. Perry
C. Hulver Estate
Mt. Falls
H. T. Netherton
W. Wagner
Elizabethtown
Madison H Rosenberger
Frederick County Court House
Hayfield
Berryville Social Notes Highlights Weekend Guests
Berryville residents welcome visitors and relatives from Bethesda Takoma Park and Arlington. Local church services were led by Rev. Arthur Ribble while residents recover from hospital stays and travel plans include visits to Laytonsville Winchester and St. Louis. Cabbage varieties are noted as ripening in white red and green.
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Rmn
Gene Asbury
Pacific
Cpl
Nat Mallory
Kokura
Japan
Henry G. Lane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arthur Ribble
White Post
Grace Episcopal Church
Lucy A. Price
Robert Bradley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bradley
New Jersey
Price
W. T. Willingham
Yowell
Hagerstown
Strother
Kinderhook, Si
Walter A. Stovall
St Louis
Berryville
Rhufoe Brown
Snowden Strother
Clarke County
Chester Rosenberry
CIO Charges Big Business Bribed Labor to End Price Controls
Washington CIO officials accuse National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce of offering a labor bribe to end price and wage controls and share the loot. They urge extension of the Defense Production Act while OPS sets ceiling prices for canned goods and retail stores file price charts by midnight.
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Washington
CIO
James B. Carey
Senate Banking Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Carey
Congress
Defense
Marshall
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
OPC
Important U.S. crops rely on bees for pollination
About 50 major U.S. crops depend on honey bees and other insects for pollination, underscoring the critical role of pollinators in agricultural production and crop yields.
Sherman Plans For UN Blockade Of Red China
Senator Sherman outlined a strategy for a United Nations naval blockade of Communist China, arguing it could halt shipping to Chinese ports even if Russia opposed it. He favored activation of reserve ships and said allied powers could still boost blockade effectiveness. He warned a UN vote on a blockade was unlikely in the near term but could become possible if current conditions worsen.
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Sherman
United Nations
Russia
U. N
China
Red China
MacArthur
Japan
United States
Russell
Russian Tanks Reach Manchuria for Chinese Reds
The China Union Press reported over 100 Russian T.34 tanks arrived at Mukden in Manchuria on May 17 and were handed to Chinese Communist forces. It also said 1,200 Russian officers arrived in Manchuria to serve as advisers and technicians for Chinese forces in Korea.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China Union Press Today
Mukden
Manchuria
Korea
Price War Moves Through New York Stores After Court Ruling
In New York Macy's and Gimbels lead a price war following the Supreme Court fair trade decision. Macy's announced six percent cuts on about 5900 items and rivals quickly matched and extended the reductions. Store spokesmen promise continued new cuts after Memorial Day.
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New York
34Th Street
Macy's
Gimbels
U. S. Supreme Court
Macy’s
New Pain Killer Dromoran Trial Reported by Pittsburgh Doctors
Pittsburgh physicians Erik Kautmann and Francis Foldes report in the New England Journal of Medicine that dromoran a synthetic coal tar based pain killer provides longer lasting relief than morphine with lower nausea and vomiting after tests at Mercy Hospital
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Pittsburgh
Erik Kautmann
Francis F. Foldes
Mercy Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
Saiadromoran
British memo on Iranian oil nationalization handed to Tehran
A British representative met Iran's finance minister for over an hour and announced he delivered a memorandum to the Iranian minister about nationalizing the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's oil holdings.
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Tehran
Iran
Net
Divorce Granted in Winchester Court
Annie May Virginia Reid receives a divorce from Floyd William Reid on desertion grounds in Winchester Corporation Court.
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Annie May
Virginia Reid
Floyd William Reid
Winchester Corporation Court
Population growth in Israel from 1948 to 1950
The article notes that overall population growth rose 78 percent over the last two years. It cites 650,000 residents in March 1948 and 1,161,000 by end of 1950, with a projected population of 2,000,000 within four years.
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Israel
Root System Length Measured In A Single Plant
Measurements show a single oat plant can have a root system occupying a cubic yard of soil and stretching over 450 feet in length. This surprising finding comes from studies of underground growth patterns and root architecture.
Ambiguous war remarks cited by Ridgway official
Fragmented text quotes General Ridgway criticizing Allied armor and air power gaps amid Communist offensives. The incomplete report mentions an Allied command struggle, future weapon use, and U N battle readiness without clear details or attribution.
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Ridgway
Onc
Ghasa
How's Your I. Q. Quis Cuainn Answers Listed
Answers to the quis cuainn five printed on Page 4 note item 10 as Bit in this puzzle item.
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I. Q
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Norfolk
Williamownsend
Olia
United Confederate Veterans
Townsend
Belmont Nnis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dennis
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William Bush
Fitzgerald
JCC
Cecil C. N
Call Jones
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Bill Slater
WINC
John W. Rosenberger
MYERS
N. Cameron St
Berryville Social Notes
Elsie C. Olcott
Elsie Kyle Foley
Warden Foley
Bethesda
Clint Foley
Edith Foley
J. W Olcott
North Carolna
United Wool Growers
Violette Lee
Takoma Park
George Johnston
Walter Crawford
Fairfield
Chicago
Mason Norris
Harold Farrington
Arlington
Julian Glascock
George Glascock
Kel Glascock
William Glascoe
Laytonsville, Md
Clagett Lee Warfield
Joseph O. Krousele
Martinsburg
W. Va
Warrenburg Mo
J. W. Rowemous
L. M. Bonemous
Newport News
Nina M. Rhoads
Columbus
Ohio
Edna L. Young
Main St
Nora B. Moore
Howson McGehee
Rosemont Circle
Jackson
Miss
A. Garland Williams
Daisy Mae
Mary Lee
Baltimore
Edward P. Berlin
W. A. Daniels
Springfield
Paul Masser
Canada
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
Knoll
Thomas Scott
Richmond
J. M. H. Clagett
Shelby Timberlake
John McIntosh
Lynchbore
Charles McIntosh
W. B. Stalnaker
W. B. Stalnaker, Jr
Jamie
Alexandria
Peggy Stalnaker
John Willingham
Woodrow
Luray
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Toro Power Lawn Mowers
N. Cameron Bt
Virgilina
Flanes
Halifax County
Bridges
U.N
Mana
Blue Ridge
Carlisle, Pa
Harrisburg, Pa
Cumberland
Wheeling
N. Braddock St
R.D. 2
Allis Chalmers
Idea
G. K. Wagner
U. N's
Glaize & Bro
Packard
Chapman Motor CO
del Monte Pineapple
Food Center
Loudoun St
Ompse’ Funeral Home
Frederick Motors
FRICK
Readmaster Buick
D. Orndorff
Olliffe
G. W. Forney
Chinaline Gloss
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
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