Clore Presses Truban on ERA Stand in Virginia Senate Effort
Thelma Clore in Shenandoah County blasts William A. Truban for failing to take a position on the Equal Rights Amendment. She argues lawmakers must allow the ERA to reach the floor of the Virginia General Assembly so constituents can vote yes or no, criticizing ongoing postponement as denial of the people’s voice. Meanwhile Columbus Day observances impact post office service and state liquor stores closing. Local civic groups prepare for meetings as public discussion continues.
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Lulu Williams
Strasburg
Thelma Clore
William A. Truban
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
J.C. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Shenandoah County
Clore
Winchester- Frederick County
American Association of University Women
Frederick County Taxpayers Association
State Senate
Anderson Names Shawnee Coordinator for Reelect Lacy Anderson
Charles D. Anderson of Plantation Drive Winchester is named Campaign Coordinator for Shawnee District for the Reelect Lacy Anderson Committee. A 26 year Hemingway Transport employee and lifelong Frederick County resident, he holds roles in Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church and the National Rifle Association among others. He praises Sheriff Anderson’s cooperative leadership and says Frederick County needs his guidance.
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Charles D. Anderson
Plantation Drive
Winchester
Shawnee
Lacy Anderson
Anderson
Frederick County
Hemingway Transport
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church
National Rifle Association
Winchester- Frederick County
CB Radio Club
Clearbrook Fire Company
Virginia State Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Henry Lowry Mistaken for Yellow Cab in Downtown Stop
Henry Lowry drove his yellow company car when two women stopped him downtown and asked to be taken across town. Believing the car a Yellow Cab, the pair accepted the ride. Hundreds attended the Shenandoah Numismatic Society exhibition in Winchester with 32 dealers exhibiting.
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Henry Lowry
Lowery
Shenandoah Numismatic Society
Winchester
Louis Loses Heavyweight Title To Ezard Charles
The 1950 heavyweight title fight drew 25 million U.S. television viewers as Joe Louis was defeated by Ezard Charles. Defense Department tallies show Korean War casualties reaching 17,220.
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Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
U.S
Defense Department
TODAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES LIST
Across clues include Stitch quick ly two words six, Quick light blows, Supreme beings, Singer Bryant, Blue penciled, Tune, Speed competitions, Love of a No Amer com, Wapiti, Canucks or Red Wings, Newfound land town, Skin injury, Force unit, Dairy devil, Collision, Minute quantities, Keep for future use, Card game, Instrument torture, The very best Arthritic type disease, Mineral ending, Canada balsam to one, Prince Charles sister, Rushed headlong, Main blood vessel, Animal prod, Cause to go, Weasel. Down clues cover Uncommon, Single, Overcharge slang, Chief Ouray follower, Grazing ground, Pour wine, Smith Economist, Storage place, Affected, Dive, Toward the mouth.
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Supreme Beings
Bryant
Ouray
Smith
Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 12 Wine's partner 41 Bloodstained
Puzzle clues and answers reveal a themed set of word pairings across wine bloodstained river coquette and more with varied lengths and wordplay hints.
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U.S
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Shenandoah Apple Corp
Truban
Post Office
Clearbrook
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company
Richmond
Gene Rhodes
Carroll K. Mauck
Frederick
County
Lewis Lamp
Miller Heights
Sheriff Anderson
Columbus Day
Kresge
PANDA
OUR
Bankamericaro
SUEDE
K-Mart
Assort
Pee OU
YI ¢ Yao
Burtons Ward Plaza Shopping Center
U.S. 11
Ourreg
Kresge Company
OURRE
Onary
Miley Gnickene
Ward Plaza
Clarke
Warren
Foresters
FFA
Virginia Division of Forestry
FAA Federation
Walt Hodge
Frank Sherwood
Fred Burlingame
Frederick County Jr. High School
Lions
Lions Club
Bill Shelburn
Doug Hill
Dave Jenkins
Chuck Phares
American Legion Women’s Junior Auxiliary
Post Home
Front Royal
Sunergo
Mountain Baptist Church
East
Art Guild of Winchester
Round Hill Community Center
Duff's
Odd Fellows Hall
Hodge's
Prince
Charles
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