Louis Kalafat Dies At Newton Baker
Louis H Kalafat 62 formerly of Winchester died Friday at 9 at Newton Baker VA Hospital Martinsburg after years of ill health. A WWI veteran and longtime restaurant operator born in Turkey August 20 1890 he is survived by son Frank widow Winnie two brothers and two sisters and one grandchild. Funeral 1 p m at Omps Funeral Home with military graveside rites conducted by Winchester American Legion Post.
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Louis H. Kalafat
Winchester
Newton Baker VA Hospital
Martinsburg
Turkey
Maralambos
Fositsa Kalafat
American Legion
Frank Kalafat
Winnie Kalafat Dunn
Johnlafat
Washington, D. C
Pete Kalafat
Greece
Mary
Olga Kalafat
Ann Faith Kalafat
Piners Thomas Daniels
Wash D. C
Statine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Omps Funeral Home
Rites Today For Benson W. Unger
Funeral services for Benson Warren Unger 81 who died suddenly at his Gainesboro home were held at Omps Funeral Home at 2 PM. The Rev Grover Jenkins and Rev C E Burkert conducted with interment in Chestnut Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Conrad De Haven Joseph Davis Ernest Adams Jr Earl Campbell Elmer Venskoske and Wilson DeHaven.
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Benson Warren Unger
Gainesboro
Omps
Grover Jenkins
C. E. Burkert
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Conrad DeHaven
Joseph Davis
Ernest Adams, Jr
Earl Campbell
Elmer Venskoske
Wilson DeHaven
Corn grower showcases giant ears as Virginia leads corn state
H L Gruber on Red Bud Road farms 18 acres and expects 180 barrels with ears sizing similarly large. He attributes luck to perfect planting timing and notes two ears measure 13.5 and 12.5 inches with 20 kernel rows in the longer ear.
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Red Bud Road
H. L. Gruber
Virginia
Iowa
Bus Officials End State Tour Here
Twenty eight Greyhound Bus Company officials completed a week long Virginia tour with visits to Winchester for a tour of the National Fruit plant and luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. The trip started in Richmond and covered Fredericksburg Williamsburg Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Petersburg Norfolk Natural Bridge Lexington Endless Caverns Harrisonburg New Market and other towns before Winchester. The tour aimed to familiarize executives from multiple states with Virginia travel sites to aid future bus trips. Executives came from Florida South Carolina Illinois Michigan West Virginia Tennessee Georgia and Maryland and departed for Washington to disband.
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Greyhound Bus Company
Old Dominion
Winchester
National Fruit Plant
George Washington Hotel
Virginia Travel Council
Bob Nelson
Council
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Williamsburg
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Petersburg
Norfolk
Natural Bridge
Lexington
Endless Caverns
Harrisonburg
New Market
Washington
Greyhound Company
Virginia
R C Instructors Meet Wednesday in Braddock Street church
A special meeting of all American Red Cross First Aid instructors is scheduled for 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Golden Rule Bible Class Room at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Howard Camp of the Eastern Area Red Cross in Alexandria will speak.
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Red Cross
Golden Rule
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Howard Camp
First Aid
Alexandria
Reds Say Allies Shell Panmunjom Truce Site
MUNSAN Korea The Communist party accuses the Allies of shelling the neutral Panmunjom armistice talks site yesterday The U N Command did not comment.
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Panmunjom
Munsan
Korea
Communist Today
U. N. Command
Daily Crossword Clues Fragment on Right Page
A scattered crossword clue fragment lists entries such as Mi Breeze Know Yard Miscellany In this place One who entices Contradict Uncooked British abbr Male descendant and other numbers with partial headings from the print edition page noted as 12 and 98.
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Netiona
Benny Brown Tours With Mack Again
Benny Brown nicknamed Toes joins Ted Mack and his Special Unit for a week long tour in upper New York and Rhode Island. They resume on Saturday November 1 for a three day trip through New York with a special bus. Mrs J Benjamin Brown will accompany Benny this week while his father plans the second trip.
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Benny
Brown
Ted Mack
Upper New York
Rhode Island
Young Benny
New York
J. Benjamin Brown
Exchange Club National Symphony Performs Fifth Year
The Exchange Club continues its fifth annual National Symphony concert series in Winchester with Dr. Grove naming Garner Edmonds as co chairman. Committees led by John G Goodwin Lewis H Hyde Jr Geoffrey Beardall Job F Anderson and others handle ticket sales publicity advertising arrangements and programs.
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Exchange Club
National Symphony
Winchester
Dr. Grove
Garner Edmonds
John G Goodwin
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Geoffrey Beardall
Job
Costliest Campaign Costs Revealed in Heated Presidential Year
As television expands political reach the parties disclose rough budgets. Republicans project about 4.8 million with congressional groups handling most. Citizens for Eisenhower target 0.75 to 1 million. Democrats sow 800000 blue booklets and rely on volunteers. AFL and railway unions mobilize funds with modest tallies and GOTV prizes.
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Illinois
Sen
Paul
Volunteers
Stevenson
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Arthur Summerfield
Congressional
Citizens For Eisenhower Group
Democratic Finance Committee
Porter McKeever
National Publiity
Steene
Philip Murray
CIO Presivere
CIO
AFL
League of
Labor
Davison Dies in Unger at 76 After Heart Attack
Emory C. Davison 76, longtime Unger farmer, died of a heart attack at his home after two years of declining health. Born February 5, 1876 in Morgan County, he was a Greenwood Methodist Church member and original POS of A Band of Unger's Store. Survived by widow Anna Belle Ambrose, daughter Mrs. Harry Luttrell, brothers Roy and Herbert Davison, granddaughter Mrs. Ray Luttrell, and great grandson Dallas Luttrell. Funeral in Unger Greenwood Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with body at Omps Funeral Home and church viewing prior to services.
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Emory C. Davison
Unger
W. Va
Davison
Morgan County
Scott
Caroline Hottie Davison
Greenwood Methodist Church
Grace Newbrough
Annie Unger
Anna Belle Ambrose
Harry Luttrell
Roy G. Davison
Berkeley Springs
Herbert Davison
Winchester
Ray Luttrell
Dallas Luttrell
Omps
New York Resort Considers Legal Action Over Broadcasts
The New York Post reports it will sue other parties responsible as Winchell’s broadcasts are carried over TV and radio. The piece notes continued legal action in New York regarding the shows and distribution.
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the Post
Winchell
Network officials unavailable for comment on Winchell case
American Broadcasting Company executives could not be reached for comment on the Winchell matter, and responses from his office staff were not immediate.
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American Broadcasting Company Network
Winchell
Promising Polio Vaccine Approaches Outlined
The article discusses two vaccine approaches to polio. It notes Dr Howe’s 1950 finding that chimpanzees could be immunized and mentions a mild Lansing strain used to confer immunity, with further details following.
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Howe
Lansing
Polio Vaccine Experiment Shows Safe Two Dose Trial
A historical report describes testing a polio vaccine with all three virus types in a two dose schedule given three months apart. The approach used formalin to inactivate the viruses while preserving antibody production. No discomfort or fever was observed, and antibody levels in children matched or exceeded expected protections.
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Howe
Immunization study on monkeys and polio strains
The report notes antibody levels in subjects compared to Lansing polio. Leon type antibodies were higher in all subjects while Brun hilde antibodies were weak, with only two children showing some. Immunization thresholds for Leon and Brunchside strains remain unknown.
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Lansing
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