PTA Meeting Tonight at Capon Bridge School
Capon Bridge West Virginia hosts a parent teacher meeting tonight at 7 30 in the school lunchroom. Mrs William Shobe president will preside. The program features a motion picture The Natural Resources of West Virginia. Patrons and parents of students in both grades and high school are welcome. Harold Henderson principal announced.
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PTA
Capon Bridge
W. Va
William Shobe
West Virginia
Harold Henderson
Veterans parade memorial service and luncheon overview
A parade and memorial day service are planned with a Bicentennial luncheon at 12 15 at the George Washington Hotel. Rear Admiral Roland N Smoot will speak. The event is sponsored by local veterans organizations and clubs and open to Rotary Kiwanis Junior Chamber and others.
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Loudoun
Cork
George Washington
Tre Braddock Street Methodist
Veterans’ Organizations
George Wahington Hotel
Roland N. Smoot
Navy
Washington, D Co
Exchange and Lion
Rotary, Kiwanis, and
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Segion
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
How's Your LQ Quiz Answers
A Pace 4 quiz lists answers: 1 Sparkman Democrat and Nixon Republican. 2 Writers who exposed corruption in politics and business. 3 James A Garfield. 4 A funket refers to DeWitt Clinton. 6 Franklin D. Roosevelt. 7 James G. Blaine. 9 Illinois. 10 Columbia University.
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Pace
Sparkman
Nixon
James A Garfield
A Funket
DeWitt Clinton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James G. Blaine
House of Representatives
Illinois
Columbia University
Funeral Services for Albert W. Triplett and Ashby Hannem
Funeral notices list Albert W. Triplett son of Mrs. Triplett to be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home and Ashby M. Hannem to be honored Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the same location with burial details not provided.
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Albert W
Triplett
Mr. Ashby M. Hannem
Pastor Drafts Election Eve Prayer for Civic Duty
Pastor L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church writes a solemn prayer for election week urging voters to seek conscientious leaders, prioritize national welfare over party, and unite citizens in patriotic devotion to uphold freedom and peace. The prayer ends with Amen.
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L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
America
October road toll in Virginia hits 110 for first time in 11 years
Virginia State Police report October traffic deaths reached 110 the highest monthly figure since 194? A record 139 occurred in October 1941 and 119 in November 1941. Thirty three fatalities came from 11 multiple crashes including six in Norfolk County, four in Floyd and four in Princess Anne. Col C W Woodson Jr blamed unseasonably good weather for the fatalities urging caution as fall and winter months loom.
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Norfolk County
Floyd County
Princess Anne County
Col.c. W. Woodson Jr
Sailor Dies of Motorcycle Crash Head Injuries
Frederick Lee Anderson 21, sailor on leave from Portmouth Naval Hospital, died from head injuries after a motorcycle accident near Route 17 eight miles northwest of Fredericksburg. He was found unconscious in a ditch about 5 a.m. and died two hours later. Home address listed as Lima Ohio.
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Fredericksburg
Frederick Lee Anderson
Portamouth Naval Hospital
Route 17
Here
Portsmouth Hospital
Lima
Ohio
Weekend Vehicle Wrecks Cause $1500 in Damages
Two county accidents over the weekend caused about $1500 in damage with no injuries. A hit and run on Highland Ave involved a Chevrolet truck driven by James Long, linked to Grady Campbell, and three parked cars. A Route 11 mishap involved Long again and a Plymouth driven by Wilbur Johnston. both drivers face reckless driving charges. Additional incidents on Double Toll Gate and North Loudoun Street-Fairfax Lane produced further vehicle damage totals.
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Highland Ave
Route 11
Holmes McParland
Maurice Lake
Police Department
Bethel R. Eaton
Everett Jenkins
Frank Higgs
James Long
National Ave
Grady Lee Campbell
Verson Park
Florida
Long
Rt. 11
Clearbrook
J. H. Smith
Wilbur Russell Johnston
E. Rice St
Winchester
L. P. Coverstone
Katié Parsons
Loudoun St
North Loudoun St
Fairfax Lane
Jack Shumaker
Plymouth
Jerry J. Massey
Rt. 1
Hudson
William L. Carpenter
Stephenson
Requiem Mass Held For Dixie Crosby
Thousands of mourners are expected at a public requiem mass for Dixie Lee Crosby who died Saturday of cancer at 40. The Church of the Shepherd in Beverly Hills will host the services open to the public, with many friends invited and more than 10 000 letters of condolence received.
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Beverly Hills
Calif — If
Dixie Lee Crosby
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Church of the Shepherd
Scouts Finish Quick Get Out The Vote Campaign
About 350 Boy Scouts in the city Kernstown Round Hill and Brucetown conducted a rapid get out the vote drive between 9 and 10 am Saturday They hung Liberty Bells on doors and many cubs went door to door with enthusiasm Adults were not always present and only two areas remained uncovered planned to be finished next day Scouts leader Albert Grim praised speed and initiative despite bell shortages.
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Kernstown
Round Hi
Brucetown
Shenandoah Area
Albert Grim
McCarthy Charges Prompt Murmur in Radio Remarks Clash
Senator McCarthy and the Democratic National Committee traded charges over his Chicago speech as Stevenson allies accused him of false statements. Mitchell released an analysis finding 18 errors eight major distortions. McCarthy vowed to reply tonight in a nationwide broadcast and promised a surprise exposure of Stevenson supporters.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Democratic National Committee
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Wisconsin Republicar
Chicago
Stevenson
Steph A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Mutual
Thirteen Die in State Highway Accidents Over Weekend
Virginia toll climbs to 764 with six fatalities on Friday and Saturday. Victims include Karl Bergman 65 of Richmond and Doris Lowe 20 of Raven as well as George Staton 23 of Richmond and Calvin Jones of Portsmouth. Other names tied to crashes span Montomery, Tazewell, Russell, Petersburg and Alexandria.
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Virginia
Karl Bergman
Richmond
George T. Staton
Doris J. Lowe
Raven
Calvin Jones
Portsmouth
Madison Viers
Vansant
Marvin Keith
Castlewood
Bergman
Staton
Hanover
Doris Lowe
Tazewell
Jones
Wiers
Montgomery County
Keith
Lebanon
Russell County
James W. Morris
George Lee Hatcher
James H. Jones
Petersburg
Thomas R. Poplin
Norfolk
William P. O’brien
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Samuel P. Bareford
Manguin
Ada Marshall
Alexandria
Parachutists Survive WV Air Force Crash in Mountains
A twin engine Air Force plane ran out of fuel and crashed in the northeastern West Virginia mountains near Centralia. All three officers aboard escaped by parachute with Second Lt. James B Grant of Wichita Kansas landing on a mountain top eight miles northwest of Belington. The pilot and co pilot also parachuted to safety near Centralia about 45 miles southwest of here.
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Flkins
W. Va
Air Force
West Virginia
James B Grant
Wichita
Kans
Here
Belington
Grant
Centralia
Mamie Eisenhower Faces Busy Campaign Day
Mamie Eisenhower endures a packed schedule as she travels with Dwight D. Eisenhower aboard the campaign train. The day includes an open-car tour of Boston, a reception with local women groups, a Boston Garden appearance, and an hour network show signaling the campaign’s close. Since July she has logged about 50000 miles campaigning nationwide.
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New York
Lally
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Garden
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ted
Chicago
RAF to Begin Flying Sabre Jets Next Month
The Air Ministry announced that the Royal Air Force will receive between 300 and 400 American F-86 Sabre jets, with delivery starting next month. The move marks the first time Sabres will be flown by RAF crews.
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London
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Randolph-Macon Tackle in Critical Condition After Injury
Randolph Macon College tackle Charles Lawson remained in critical condition at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital after a head on collision with teammate Ned Stiles of John Hopkins during the final play of the first half. Lawson, a Newport News junior, underwent surgery to relieve brain pressure following a brain concussion. He earned a 1951 All Little Six berth with the AP.
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Richmond
Charles Lawson
Randolph-Macon College
Medical College of Virginia
Lawson
Randolph Macor
Ashland
John Hopkins
Ned Stiles
Yellow Jacket
Randolph Macon
Paul Severin
Stiles
Jackets
Newport News
Associated Press
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Frederick County Realty
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