Elks Sponsor Blood Donation Clinic In Winchester
The American Red Cross blood unit visits Winchester next Wednesday under Elks lodge 867 to collect 100 pints of blood for Winchester Hospital. Howard Cahill chairs the drive with 150 volunteers from local industries including National Fruit Product Co and American Store staff pledging full participation. Appointments via Red Cross 5412. clinic at Parish House starts 10 a.m. Readings show 292 pints donated across three prior clinics.
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American Red Cross Blood
Winchester
Elks Lodge 867
P. B. Wright
The
Elks Lodge
Howard Cahill
National Fruit Product Co
Elizabeth Ziegler
George Taylor
Norma Hoke
G. T. Binner Jr
Clearbrook Woolen Co
H. W. Butler
Apple Packing House
American Brakeblok
Virginia Woolen Co
O'Sullivan
American
Cahill
Red Cross
Episcopal Parish House
American Legion
JBT
Chest Report Due Tonight Drives Toward Half Way Mark
Second progress report on the Winchester Frederick county Community Chest drive will be made at 7 30 p m today at George Washington hotel. Ed Molden drive chairman is hopeful tonight s figures will put the fund over the half way mark. The goal is 35000 for eight participating agencies. The first report a week ago was 13. All division heads are expected to attend the meeting.
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Winchester - Frederick County
George Washington Hotel
Ed Molden
Molden
Clarke and Warren Delegates to the General Assembly 1836–1924
The record lists delegates who represented Clarke and Warren counties in the General Assembly from 1836 to 1924 in first election order. Names include William Carson Castleman Buckley Burwell, Isaac Buck, B H Henry, David Funsten, James Castleman, Edward Jacobs, Edmund Massey, John Luke, Benjamin Morgan, Buckner Ashby, Alexander Earle, William Bradford Wellford Randolph US, M M Castleman, J S Davison, W W Arnett, William Hardesty, H L D Lewis, William Nelson, David Meade Henry Downing, A Moore Jr, William Kerfoot, S S Thomas, Arthur Warthen, Blackburn Smith, M M Johnson, J R Grigsby, Aubrey Weaver, Kenneth Gilpin and Charles Ford.
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Clarke
House of Delegates
Warren
Frederick
Winchester
General Assembly
William Carson
William Castleman
Nathaniel Burwell
Saratoga
Isaac N. Buck
B. H. Henry
David Funsten
James Castleman
Edward B. Jacobs
Edmund W. Massey
John W. Luke
Benjamin Morgan
Buckner Ashby
Alexander M. Earle
William A. Bradford
William Wellford Randolph
U.S.A
M. M. P. Castleman
J. S. Davison
W. W. Arnett
William G. Hardesty
H. L. D. Lewis
William N. Nelson
David Meade
Henry H. Downing
A. Moore, Jr
William T. Kerfoot
S. S. Thomas
Arthur L. Warthen
Blackburn Smith
M. M. Johnson
J. R. Grigsby
Aubrey G. Weaver
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Charles A Ford
Rexall sale ads and poultry ads in Winchester paper
One cent sale specials include 2 lb chocolate and toothpaste offers from Rexall and Brooks pharmacy along with poultry listings frying and roasting chickens. A volunteer workers meeting for the Community Chest is announced at the George Washington Hotel at 7 30 tonight. A bookkeeper job for a 20 to 35 year old has an address P O Box 91 Winchester.
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Rexall
H.C
Brooks’ Pharmacy
B & 8 Poultry CO
George Washington
Good Times Forecast for United States Over Six Years
Agriculture department economists project good times for six years with living standards well above the 1935-39 prewar level even in a mild recession. Full employment is possible through 1955, with spending power rising if prices fall, sustaining purchasing power despite job losses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
B and M Sales Buys Faulkner Tract on Kent
B and M Chevrolet Sales co owner William M Battaile announces purchase of the historic Faulkner property fronting N Kent St for 32500 in a private bid after two prior public sales. The firm plans future dismantling of brick buildings and erection of a modern Super Chevrolet service.
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William M. Battaile
B. and
M. Chevrolet Sales
Faulkner
N. Kent St
Star Publishing Co
Philpot St
Battaile
Faulkner Heirs
Joseph B. Newlin
Corporation
Elliott D. Marshall
Braddock and Germain Sts
Henry Culler
Isaac H. Faulkner
Alice Belle Faulkner
Wallace Loses Illinois Ballot Bid Continues on Page 2
The Supreme Court refused to order Illinois to place the State and National tickets of Henry Wallace's Progressive party on the November 2 ballot. Washington dispatch reported this ruling on October 21.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Scout Dinner Reservations Near 600 Mark
The Shawnee district Boy Scout covered dish supper at Winchester armory tomorrow drew 558 reservations at noon today. Scout Executive Herb Wilkins predicted final attendance could reach 600 for the dinner and court of honor, with 20 new scouts and 3 new cubs to be inducted candle light. Family groups from 15 troops and packs in Frederick and Clarke counties and Winchester will attend, each bringing their own food served family style.
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Winchester Armory
Herb Wilkins
James A. Brannon
Larry Brannon
Dirck Creighton
Johnnie Williams
The
Lutheran Church
Curtis Spring
Sonny Walter
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Clarke County
Winchester
Mums Parade At Home of Retired Math Teacher
Retired Handley high school math teacher R. L. Stickel invites flower fans to his Cameron Street garden to view a lush display of hardy chrysanthemums in yellows maroons bronzes and roses. He shares care tips from soil to timing and protective pastboard covers for cold nights inviting visitors through mid November.
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R. L. Stickel
S. Cameron
Handley High School
Stickel
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
Moor
Pierre du Pont
Alex Cumming
Dewey Declares End of Isolation in U S Policy
Governor Thomas E. Dewey told a New York audience that the United States can no longer practice isolationism. He argued wars and peace sacrifices have taught Americans the global role they must assume.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
America
Gov- Dewey
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Dewey
McGrath
New York Herald Tribune
U. S
Winchester Chamber Elects Five New Directors
Five new directors were elected for two year terms by the Winchester Chamber of Commerce. Named are Roy A. Cather Nelson Page C. P. Marks E E Harbaugh and William M. Battaile. Retiring directors listed and a joint meeting to organize for the year planned.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Gene Sakers
Roy A. Cather
Nelson Page
C. P. Marks
E. E. Harbaugh
William M. Battaile
J. Pinckney Arthur
Lester Arnold
Wendell Barney
Richard Lewis
Revolt Suppressed as Korean Army Seals Off Rebels
Korean army units closed in on insurgents in the southern mountains ending any quick advance. Government officials predicted capture of about 1300 rebels within 48 hours and retaking Yasu and Sunchon within four days. Martial law lifted in most areas except northern Chella. No American troops expected to be needed despite several hundred soldiers and police reported killed.
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Seoul
Yasu
Sunchon
Syngman Rhee
Chella
U.S
Bombers Extend Training Flights To African Base
The United States adds Africa to its B 29 training routes with refueling stops at Accra on the Gold Coast. The program uses Accra as a training and ferry point on the Gulf of Guinea, without a permanent U S installation. Flights continue from Furstenfeldbruck to Dhahran and routes in Guam, Japan, and Alaska remain active.
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Washington
United States Global Airforce
Europe
Far East
Africa
England
Germany
Accra
Gold Coast
America
Air Transport Command
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Air Force Headquarters
United States
Gulf of Guinea
Air Force
Guam
Japan
Hawaii
Philippines
Aleutians
Alaska
Canada
Virginia Seeks Nurseries to Speed Forest Tree Planting
A forest service official says Virginia will join a nationwide effort to accelerate reforestation. The plan targets starting next year, but details are pending. Virginia estimates 500,000 to 800,000 acres needing reforestation with nurseries aiming for 3.5 million seedlings next year. Virginia has planted 42,000 acres to date, 1,723 last year.
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Washington
Virginia
Forest Service
Rancher Uses Lasso After Missed Deer Shot
J H Starr, a Wyoming rancher, fired at a deer from 75 yards and missed by five feet. He discarded his gun, mounted his horse, and roped the frightened animal with a lariat.
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Laramie
Wyo
J. H. Starr
Flaming Airliner Crashes in Scotland Killing 37 of 40 Aboard
A Royal Dutch KLM Constellation crashed in a cow pasture near Prestwick Scotland after hitting a high tension wire. Of the 40 aboard 37 died including nine Americans. three survivors were Dutch. The American victims included Matilda Katherine Rohrs of New York City. The plane was en route from Amsterdam with 30 passengers and 10 crew members. Passengers identified by Lockheed included Mary Badir and Frederick Ludwig Rohrs.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Here
Matilda Katherine Rohrs
Amsterdam
Tarbolton
Lockheed Corp
Mary Badir
Frederick Ludwig Rohrs
William Francis Gale
New York City
Henry Fimmie
St. Albans
Strikers Battle Police at Ricard Mine in France
About 1000 striking coal miners clashed with police at the Ricard mine near La Grand Combe in south central France. The clash wounded 30 police and one miner, with ten police in serious condition. Violence followed a strike that began October 4, as union leaders urged maintenance crews to abandon pumps and ventilators. The interior ministry said ten coal mines were flooded or set afire by the strikers, and the blockade reduced daily coal capacity by about 4100 tons, leaving around 6000 miners out of work.
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Paris
Ricard
la Grandcombe
France
Interior Ministry
Loire
Israel Seeks Cease Fire As Bunche Drafts Reply
Israel told the United Nations it would halt fire on the Negev front within 12 hours after word Egypt would stop shooting. Beersheba was captured, Gaza was a target, and Egyptian planes bombed Tel Aviv as Bunche prepared a reply to a Security Council cease fire order.
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Paris
Israel
United Nations
Negev
Ralphe J. Bunche
Bunche
Egypt
Security Council
Tel Aviv
Beersheba
Gaza
65 Injured In 12-Coach Santa Fe Derailment
In Garden City Kansas on October 21 the California Limited derailed near town, injuring 65 passengers with 15 or more seriously. Ten cars left the rails while the diesel engine ripped track. Baggage and mail cars overturned. mail sacks scattered. Brakeman Earl Gentry cited a broken rail as a possible cause. At least 25 people received emergency treatment at the scene.
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Garden City
Kas
Santa Fe
California Limited
Here
Earl Gentry
la Junta
Colo
Court to Review Road Bond Issue in West Virginia
The Supreme Court agreed to review the challenged validity of a proposed 50 million secondary road bond issue. The court directed Secretary of State D. Pitt O'Brien to show cause next Tuesday why the question should not be removed from the general election ballot.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
D. Pitt O’brien
City to Be Motorcycle Capital of East for Day
Winchester hosts a day of motorcycle racing as 125 riders from about 50 Middle Atlantic clubs compete in 10 races at Sulphur Springs road. Top experts include George Sabine, Don Smith, and Bill Miller while time trials start at 2 p.m. and the meet crowns a largest-attendance club with a gold trophy.
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Apple Capital
East
Middle Atlantic
Winchester Speedway
Middle Atlantic Area
American Motorcycle Assn
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
Sulphur Springs Road
R. 50
Winchester
George Sabine
Gaithersburg
Don Smith
Washington
Bill Miller
Reading
Joe Burroughs
Alexandria
Walt Troxell
Ephrata
Neutral Formula To End Berlin Blockade Gains Backing
Paris reports Five Big Powers back a peaceful settlement plan for Berlin. The proposal seeks an immediate Big Four foreign ministers council to study the German problem after lifting the blockade. Dulles pledges renewed efforts. Vishinsky and Couve de Murville approve in part and may forward to Moscow.
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Paris
Security Council
Berlin
Russia
France
U. S
Dulles Ace
Great Powers
Veputy
Ign Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Maurice Couve de Murville
Vishinsky
Britain
Sir Hartley Shawcross
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
U.N
Freezing Weather Across Northern Belt Reported
The Associated Press notes temperatures dipped below freezing from the Rockies to the New England states with a trend to rise near normal in most areas. Lows included 17 at Philipsburg Pennsylvania and 34 at Winchester Research Laboratory. A heavy frost occurred with a 27 degree reading Tuesday morning. Special notices include a move of Miss Thelma Lewis from Blue & Gray Shop to Kay's Beauty Shop.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
Philipsburg
Winchester Research Laboratory
Community Chest
George W. Hotel
Thelma Lewis
Blue & Gray
Kay
W. Cork St
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Everare
Kdder Meade
P. O
M. Sales
Faulkner Tract
Kent
Wallace
Furniture
GOP
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Atlantic
Virgina
Palestine
W. Virginia
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