Charles Lacy Broy 64 dies in Berryville hospital
Charles Lacy Broy of Berryville dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital at 12 15 yesterday after years of ill health. Born July 10 in Clarke County, he leaves his widow Nancy Lock Broy and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from John H Enders Funeral Home with interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Reverend E S Ellmore officiates. Pallbearers are the deceased’s nephews.
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Charles Lacy Broy
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Heath
Clarke County
Sally Lock Broy
Charles Broy
Nancy Lock Broy
John Stickles
Grimes
Woodrow Heflin
Garland Fowler
Alexandria
Joseph Simpson
Round Hill
Ramey Broy
Lacy Broy
Purcellville
John Bray
Elsie Broy
Louis McDonald
Everett Moore
Donald Smallwood
Cleve Moore
Middleway
W. Va
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
E. S. Ellmore
NCAA Recommends Probation for Kentucky and Infractions
The NCAA Council recommended Kentucky be placed on probation for 1952-53 for subsidization and eligibility violations from 1947 to 1951. Bradley University and Midwestern University also faced sanctions, with Kentucky barred from competition this season. Wichita Falls Midwestern cited for one violation. no action against Wichita Falls itself.
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Kentucky
NCAA
Bradley
Midwestern
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tito Pledges Cooperation With the West
Tito denounced Soviet threats and pledged Yugoslavia’s cooperation with the West in a speech before the Yugoslav Communist Party Congress. He warned of diminishing chances for a peaceful solution to international issues and accused Russia of arming its satellites to enslave nations.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Am Krenlin
Cominform
Tito
Red Party
Russia
Election Argument Ends in Knife Fight
In Mexico City an argument over the U S election escalated in a bar into a knife fight. One man was killed and two others were seriously cut.
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Mexico City
U. S
Army Declares Mantle Unfit For Military Service
The Army announced that Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees is physically unfit for military service after new examinations at Fort Sill. Maj. Gen. George S. Armstrong said a chronic right knee defect from a 1951 World Series injury led to mandatory rejection despite a prior ruling, with a history of osteomyelitis on the left leg noted previously.
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Washington
Army
New York
Doctors Remove Wrong Appendix In Liverpool Mixup
In Liverpool Roy Thompson ten had a metal splinter removed from his hand while David Thompson ten faced an appendix operation. Hospital staff traced the mistake and swiftly operated to remove the correct appendix from David.
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Liverpool
England
Roy Thompson
David Thompson
Roy
David
New Casualty Report Identifies 258 Korean War Casualties
The Defense Department released list No. 684 detailing 258 Korean War casualties: 20 killed in action, 197 wounded, 15 injured in accidents, and 26 missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Spotlight on the 1952 race echoes power battles
Republicans claim Trumanism taxes and living costs dominate campaign talk while Eisenhower and Stevenson face charges of being captives to their parties. Truman campaigns vigorously for the Democrats, while both candidates project confidence despite wary polls and experts.
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Harry Truman
Calvin Coolidge
Eisenhower
Normandy Beach
Stevenson
Illinois
New York
Springfield
Elizabeth Ives Tells of Poised First Lady Prospects
Bloomington resident Elizabeth Ives known as Buffy Stevenson sister of Adlai Stevenson says she would be a calm, poised White House hostess if Stevenson becomes president. She describes her background in managing households from Ireland to Africa and her plans to move with Stevenson if elected while maintaining a busy garden and outdoor life.
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Bloomington
Ill
Elizabeth Stevenson Ives
Buffy
Adlai Stevenson
Ives
Stevenson
Springfield
Ellen Borden Stevenson
Reno
White House
Elizabeth Ives
Gov. Stevenson
Ernest L. Ives
Foreign Service
Air Force
Ireland
Union of South Africa
Africa
Southern Pines
N. C
Mrs. Ives
FTC Apple Case Second Hearing Set For Winchester
The Federal Trade Commission will hear charges against five apple processing plants across four states and Appalachian Apple Service Inc. in Martinsburg Virginia starting November 17 for four days, then in Winchester for four days. Examiner Frank Hier leads the proceedings as respondents hire counsel.
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Federal Trade Commission
Martinsburg
Winchester
FTC
First Continental Congress Excludes Georgia Among States
The record notes Georgia among the Thirteen Original states not represented at the Continental Congress. Various apple industry respondents including Appalachian Apple Service and Knouse Foods appear in context. The material mentions plants and offices in West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia with Winchester and Peach Glen as key locations. The passage centers on representation and historical context rather than a current event.
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Appalachian Apple Service, Inc
C. H. Musselman Company
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Knouse Foods Cooperative, Inc
Peach Glen
Penna
Bowman Apple Products Company
Mt. Jackson
National Fruit Product Company
Vir
Continental Congress
Georgia
First
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