Delno Lantz suffers leg amputation in Sunday wreck
Delno Lantz a 15 year old of Strasburg, his mother Mrs Delno Lance and Delno himself were near a stalled Ford on Rt 277 when the Buick rammed the rear of the car. Delno was crushed between cars and had a leg amputated at the hospital. Ritter of White Post was arrested for reckless driving. State Trooper Beale investigated the crash.
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Delno Lantz
Strasburg
Delno Lane
Double Tollgate
Rt. 277
Virgil H. Swadley
Washington, D. C
Lance
Mr. Lance
Delno
Ford
Buick
Delfie
D. Ritter
White Post
DeSota
Ritter
C. A. Beale
Mrs Crutchfield 54 Dies in Frederick County Home
Mrs Mary Pierce Crutchfield aged 54 died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon at her home near Refuge Church in Frederick County She was widow of Allen D Crutchfield and had lived in Richmond before moving to the county Born November 30 1891 in Elizabeth New Jersey she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James Pierce Surviving are one sister Mrs E J Kellam and cousins R C Pierce and Edward Leer Funeral at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post Tuesday at 3 PM with J A Figg officiating Interment in adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pierce Crutchfield
Refuge Church
Frederick County
Allen D. Crutchfield
Richmond
Elizabeth
N. J
James Pierce
E.j. Kellam
Elizabeth, N. J
R. C. Pierce
Well
Edward Leer
Crutchfield
van Leer
Jack
Winchester
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
J. A. Figg
Woman shoots by husband in family dispute Verdict rules death by own action
At Manassas a coroner's jury found that 65 year old Thomas Law Compton killed by his own actions following an argument with his daughter Mrs Maggie Perky Glore at her home. Sheriff Kerlin said Glore and her husband were present with two children when the incident occurred.
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed for Page Four
The page lists quiz answers including F. D. FB for item one and Oliver Hazard Perry for item three. It notes growth measurement via weather rings and names James Forrestal as secretary. It mentions Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac and Ralph Waldo Emerson with a 136th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D
Oliver Hazard Perry
James Forrestal
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Pheasant hunt plane crash kills surgeon and dentist near Christiansburg
A chartered plane carrying a hunting party crashed into Christiansburg mountain in dense fog, killing Dr. William Preston Burton of Covington and his brother Dr. Gilbert W. Burton of Vinton, and pilot Carlile Hippert of Lynchburg. A second plane continued to Des Moines unaware of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiansburg
South Dakota
Christiansburg Mountain
Des Moines
Iowa
William Preston Burton
Covington
Covington General Hospital
Gilbert W. Burton
Vin
Ceremony to Install New Rector at St Johns Boyden Parish
The Rev Henry Disbrow Phillips will conduct the installation of Rev Kenneth H. Athony as rector of St Johns Episcopal Church Boyden Parish Waynesboro Virginia on Thursday night. The sermon will be preached by Rev W Carroll Brooke with Rev J Lewis Gibbs and Rev J Edwin Bethea also participating. Anthony previously served as assistant pastor of St John in Washington DC and as minister in charge of St Johns.
Can’t Lose a Franc Monte Carlo Strike Hits Casino
Croupiers and dealers at the Monte Carlo Casino staged a sitdown strike leaving slot machines as the only public gambling option. In London the Trans World Airlines strike grounded the Indian delegation to the UN Assembly with talks to move delegates to New York from Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
London
Trans-World Airlines
United Nations Assembly
TWA
New York
Shannon
Erie
Kennedy declines 800 salary increase for city comptroller
Yonkers reports that City Comptroller Thomas V Kennedy refused an $800 rise to his $7 200 annual pay saying the city cannot afford it He stated the need for government stabilization must begin with someone who oversees expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Thomas V. Kennedy
Kennedy
AFL workers attempt to return to INCO gates in Huntington
In Huntington, production workers at the International Nickel Co. tried to return to work but were sent home by their union leader who said they would not fight through a picket line. Pickets, consisting of CIO white collar workers and steelworkers, stood at the gates as workers, cars, and pedestrians briefly moved toward entry before withdrawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
AFL
Struck International Nickel Co
CIO
INCO
Quaker City models form guild to win legitimate work
The Models' Guild of Philadelphia unites local models to secure genuine modeling work and end being used as dinner dates or party ornaments. Backed by the American Museum of Photography, director Walter H. Sipley notes the prevalent "date bureau" scene and the need to curb it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Models’ Guild of
American Museum of Photography
Walter H. Sipley
Caldwell Woman Faces Extradition Over Oregon Murder Charge
Mrs Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst and her chauffeur Albert Lee Williams are jointly charged with the murder of her husband W D Broadhurst. A decision on extradition to Yale Oregon was to be made today after the pair conferred with her attorney in Caldwell Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst
Yale
Ore
Albert Lee Williams
W. D. Broadhurst
Jordan Valley
Missing lad found in Ipswich hanged in storeroom
Twelve year old Tommy Hailstone was found by his sister last night, hanged by a cord in a windowless storeroom. His father said he had been reading of Nuernberg hangings and enjoyed play acting. Livestock numbers flood into markets with Chicago leading hogs and cattle shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
England
Tommy Hailstone
Tommy
Nuernberg
Playful Whale Beached Near Huntington Beach
A whale about 60 feet long stranded on the sandy bottom 20 feet offshore after venturing near the tide in Huntington New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
N. Y
Good Jokes On Congressmen Is Wiley's Hobby
Washington, Oct. 21. Senator Wiley of Wisconsin asked colleagues to share favorite jokes about Congress. Samples include Senator Capehart recounting a taxi chat with a politician and a passenger remark about lawmakers. Representative Larcade recalls a Chinese dinner joke about language and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Washington
R-Wis
Senate
House
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Mayflower
Capitol
Baby Ha Ha Wins Hunter Championship at Farmington Show
In Charlottesville, Baby Ha-Ha owned by Rodger R. Rinehart claimed the Hunter Championship at the two day Farmington Hunt Club Show ending Sunday. Miss Ellie Wood Page Keith rode Ha-Ha with Miss Lucy Henderson riding in back classes. Rinehart, former Farmington Hunt master, also won the veterans class. Tom Holloway of Hanover County rode Boots to four straight firsts and the jumper championship, with Rose Gold and rider Leonard Baker finishing second in the main championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Ha-Ha
Rodger R. Rinehart
Farmington Hunt Club
Ellie Wood Page Keith
Lucy Henderson
Rinehart
Farmington Hunt
Tom Holloway
Hanover County
Boots
J. E. Jones
K. M. Bruce
Leonard Baker
Virginia Conference membership and district appointments listed
The Virginia Conference reports 270689 members with about 27000 new additions in the year and total offerings of 5086837. Roanoke hosts the next conference in October. District superintendent W E Thomas heads Winchester with numerous pastors and supplies across towns including Berryville Edinburg Harrisonburg Luray Mount Jackson Woodstock and others. Administrative roles include Overseas Relief secretary Gaither Warfield and missions board associate Garland Hopkins.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Winchester
W. E. Thomas
Berryville
George S. Lightner
Bluey Ridge
C. C. Goodridge
Bridgewater
James W. Turner
Brucetown
Stephens City
E. C
Strasburg
J. C. Murphy
Toms Brook
Prancigs Hunt
Warren Riverton
J. D
Baltimore Man Killed in Leesburg Auto Crash
Louis Kesling of Baltimore was riding in a car that struck a bank on the highway in Leesburg. The vehicle overturned, Kesling was thrown free, and his neck was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Louis Kesling
Baltimore
Alabama
Keseling
Accident near Gainesboro injures two drivers
A collision occurred at the Back Creek Bridge on Rt. 522 one mile north of Gainesboro. R W Lawyer of Sunnyside driving a 1938 Ford and Alan Luke of Luke Maryland in a 1921 Cadillac collided as Luke could not stop on a slippery descent. Both Mr and Mrs Sawyer were treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations and minor chest injuries. Luke was charged with reckless driving.
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Back Creek
Gainesboro
R. W. Lawyer
Sunnyside
Alan Luke
Luke, Md
Luke
Sawyer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
C. A. Seale
Ida Nelson Colored Dies in Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ida Nelson colored died Saturday morning at 9 55 in Memorial Hospital of heart trouble Her home was Opequon Virginia She was 70 born in Washington Va Her husband Robert Nelson died years ago She was a member of the Baptist Church at Bentonville Surviving are daughter Lynn Turner of Shepherdstown sister Ella Pinket Bentonville and son in law Richard Ball Funeral services were held at the Jonec Funeral Home at 2 00 p m Interment followed in the family cemetery near Opequon Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Nelson
Memorial Hospital
Opequon
Washington, Va
Robert Nelson
Baptist Church
Bentonville
Lynn Turner
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ella Pinket
Richard Ball
Jonec
Soviet Vote Update Questions Precinct Returns in Berlin
With 109 of 2 284 precincts heard, Social Democrats lead with 948 743 votes and CDU tops Socialist Unity Party 431 916. LDP gains 182 097. total voters 2 349 722. valid votes 1 945 938. void ballots 37 272. US military aide Louis Glaser frames East versus West political philosophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democrats
Christian Democratic Union
Socialist Unity Party
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Eest
Louis Glaser
United States Military Government
Berlin
Queen Elizabeth Opens Transatlantic Maiden Voyage to New York
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth arrives in New York completing her maiden peacetime voyage. The 83,673 ton liner carries 2,314 passengers including United Nations delegates, greeted by banners and aerial escorts as she docks at Pier 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
Great Harbor
North River
Fire Department
Pier 90
United Nations General Assembly
Queen Spreads Peace Tour on Veteran Return Ship
The gray carrier once kept from wartime use by danger and delay returned to New York in a transformed state. After a $5 million refit she resumed service, having carried over 800000 servicemen and logging nearly 50000 miles in navy gray during six years at sea.
Photographer Fatally Shot in Unter den Linden Incident
CID reports Americans were taking photographs near Unter den Linden when Russians encountered them. Russians claim they stopped the jeep searching for hoodlums during Berlin polling day. Two women, Carolyn Wyser and Petra Johnson, said Flory was shot after the jeep fled and was struck in the back by a Russian policeman.
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American Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Unter den Linden
U.S. Army
Berlin
CID
Carolyn E. Wyser
Cleveland
Ohio
Petra Johnson
Sumter
S. C
Flory
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John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
U.S. Reds
Queens
Gerhard Eisler
U.S
Kremlin
Louis Budenz
State Department
Eisler
U. S
International
Portsmouth
Arlington
Woodrow Wilson High School
Washington and Lee High School of
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Mack
Suocle
CUSES
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Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
South St. Paul
East St. Louis
Fort Worth
Larcade
D-La
China
Baby Ha-Ha
Thomas
Mary Reto
Pittsburgh
Ida Nelson Colored
Soviet
CDU
United Nations
Assembly
New York City
San Francisco
U.N
Queen Elizabeth
Glaize & Bro. “Sr
Brumback
Corrigan
RUG Cleaners
Clarke County News Service
John S. _ Solenberger & Co., Inc
N. Loudoun &J
Rockingham
Turkey
North Kent St
George Washington Garage
J. G. Holsinger. & Son
Court Square
Haldeman
G. B. Masters Life Insurance Co
S & F Bargain Store
Capitol Theater
Cameron St
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Baker & Anderson
Persicola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Neville, Pa
Hereford
C. C. Turner Farms
Broadway
Dandy Mixer
Foxhall
Super Domino
M. W. Vagabond
Prince Domino Aster
T. T. Triumphant
C. C. Turner
Timberville, VA
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