Mrs. Mary Price Dies at Residence
Mrs. Mary Katherine Price, 72, wife of Ashby Luther Price of Tac deed at hat home's Born in Frederick Cuarky 7, 1878, she was the sa of the late Samuel and Robinson Brown of Fred County. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Ralphee of Richmond and Mrs. Frank Swimley Jr. of Brucetown, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Price
Ashby Luther Price
Tac
Hat
Frederick
Frank Swimley, Jr
Brucetown
Ronald Price
Ralph L. Casten
Mrs. Morie Anderson Dies at 85
Morie Anderson 85 widow of John Anderson died at noon at granddaughter Mrs Lea Schaubode’s home 388 Charles St after nearly two years of illness. Body at Jones Funeral pending arrival of daughter from Baltimore for funeral arrangements.
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Morie Anderson
John Anderson
Lea Schaubode
Charles St
Jones
Baltimore
Front Royal Sets 50 Budget for Pre Christmas Parade
Front Royal approves a 50 budget for the annual Pre Christmas parade to be held in November and to cover special street decorations.
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INT Royal
Front Royal
Mustard Related to Cabbage Cauliflower and Turnip
A brief note states mustard relates to cabbage cauliflower and turnip. The relations imply shared family traits among Brassica vegetables. No dates or organizations are mentioned.
Virginia Avenue Students Begin Band Instruction
Virginia Avenue School in Winchester starts its first band lessons directed by H Gaylen Strance from Handley High School music. Principal Miss Charlotte DeHart notes growing student and parent interest as the list of enrollees includes drums clarinet cornet saxophones flute bass French horn and trombone players.
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Virginia Avenue
Winchester
H. Gaylen Strance
Handley High Schoo Musics
Charlotte DeHart
Dennis Brumback
James Anderson
Wilbur Ander
Russell Potts
Benny Campbell
Adam Myers
Ed Anderson
Edward Truslow
the Patton
John Kirk
Lewis Boyer
Thomas Jobe
Mary Larimer
Stewart DeHaven
Mary Lee
Judith Manuel
Alfred Chapman
Stephen Lee
Arthur Stone
Billy Funk
Betty Lyne
Robert Rinker
Donald Homer
William Gorham
Charles Frye
Charles Clark
Junior Oates
Pete Cleveland
William Kerns
Paul Claus
David McGolerick
Tommy White
Gilbert Line
Raymond Emerson
Billy Dick
Dickie Rush
Edward Shifflett
Joshua Warfield
Free Tickets For Handley Ex Players Available
Ex Handley football players can collect free game ducats at the Young Men's Sport Shop 50 Rouss Ave. Coach Hunter J Maddox announced. Sargent has them ready for this Saturday's Judges versus Covington game with a 2:00 p.m. kickoff in the Handley Bowl.
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Handley
Rouss Ave
Hunter J. Maddox
Snag” Sargent
Covington
Special Services At Nazarene Church
Special services will be held at the Church of the Nazarene 336 Pairview Ave tomorrow and Friday evenings. The young people with Pastor Rev Fred Gibson from Arlington will lead with special music and preaching. Mrs Mildred Downing invites all to attend.
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Church of the Nazarene
Pairview Ave
Fred Gibson
Arlington
Mildred Downing
Assault Expected On French Bastion
Saigon reports French troops withdraw from Laokay outposts along Indochina's northwest frontier and civilians evacuate by air to Hanoi. Spokesman cites Vietminh guerrilla threat and planned defense lines around Muong Khuong while French planes strike Vietminh concentrations east of Laokay.
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Saigon
Laokay
Indochina
Hanoi
Lackay
Ho Chi Minh
Clarke High Receives First Clarke County UN Flag
Clarke County High School received a United Nations flag at the weekly assembly The flag is the first UN flag made in Clarke County by the Maron Chapel Home Demonstration Club members including Mrs James Perks Mrs Clarence Kerns Mrs Roy Thompson Mrs Ridgeway Miss Bessie Galloway and Mrs Guido Thompson Presentation by Mrs Kerns and Miss Moran was accepted by Principal C E Miley United Nations Day observances prompted flags from HD Clubs statewide.
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Berryville
Clarke Clarke County
United Nations
U. N
Clarke County
Maron Chapel
James Perks
Clarence Kerns
Roy Thompson
Ridgeway
Bessie Galloway
Guido Thompson
Kerns
Aor
C. E. Miley
Acheson Outlines Steps Toward German Peace and Unity
Acheson argued that West efforts built a self sustained German economy while Russia blockaded Berlin and restricted East German commerce. He urged free elections for a national government and a constitutional council uniting Western and Eastern Germany.
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West
Russia
Berlin
East Germany
Germany
Acheson
Congress Weighs Excess Profits Tax Bill for War Funds
Lawmakers plan to limit tax to an excess profits levy aimed at diverting war profits into the Federal Treasury. The measure would restrict profiteering by ensuring additional revenue supports wartime needs.
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Congress
Federal Treasury
Congress weighs party registration amid subversive fear
Congress debates whether the party must register as hearings hint at possible action after a long NY trial of 11 officials for conspiring to overthrow the government. With 100 groups on a subversive list, enforcement may target each, starting with the Communist Party, as 86 foreign leaders face custody moves.
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New York
Communist Party
Atomic Program Gains in Year
Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said progress is strong in the U S atomic program versus a year ago and that a hydrogen bomb site may be chosen soon. He noted good momentum toward a submarine reactor plant and downplayed Pontecorvo’s disappearance while stressing vigilance against leaking secrets. He declined to confirm any Russian atomic tests.
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Washington
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Dean
Bruno Pontecorvo
Finland
AEC
Pontecorvo
U. S
Britain
Truman
Dean Diidn
Cars and Trucks Collide at Berryville and Elm
At 6 p.m. yesterday a multiple vehicle crash at Berry Ville Avenue and Elm Street caused about 165 in property damage with no injuries. A 1948 Cadillac owned by Robertson Motor Sales and driven by Hayford R. Robertson struck a 1946 Chevrolet truck owned by Warren Wolfes Custer and a parked 1937 Pontiac sedan owned by William Cornwell. The Cadillac and Pontiac damages were split as 150 and 15 respectively. the truck had no damage. Robertson started to pass the truck as the left turn occurred, pushing him into the truck and then the parked car.
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Berry Ville Avenue
Elm Street
Charles Cain
Winchester
Robertson Motor Sales
Conowingo, Md
Hayford R. Robertson
Conowingo
Warren Wolfes Custer
Woodland Avenue
William Cornwell
Cameron St
Pvt
Cain
Robertson
Berryville Avenue
Stock Averages and Base Size Noted in Machinery Report
The page lists stock averages compiled by the Associated Press with several time markers and figures. It also notes the U S Air Force base at Limestone Maine covering 10 000 acres.
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U. S. Air Force Base
Limestone
U S Mobilization Program Structure Shaped by Agencies
President Truman appoints a nine member mobilization board led by Ching of the Mediation Service. Commerce, Interior, Agriculture and ICC agencies form defense role lines with NPA and PAD outputs directing production, resource allocation and priority orders for military needs.
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Truman
Ching
Ernment
Price Stabilization Board
Valentine
Eeeanee
Commerce
Sawyer
NPA
National Production Administration
William Henry Harrison
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
Petroleum Administeation For Defense
PAD
Minerals and Energy Division
MED
Agriculture Department
Defense
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Office of Requirements and Allocations
ORA
Office of
OMF
NPA No. 1
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Defense Transporta
Innocence Claimed In Burning Trucks
Floyd Randolph Benner of Clearbrook pleads not guilty to arson charges over two Benner owned trucks set on fire to claim insurance. Jury trial set for Friday November 3. bond $2,500. Autocar tractor burned in Loudoun County last July and a Benner tractor-trailer burned in February on Apple Pie Ridge. Charles Oliver Keckley of Winchester, driver for Bennet, received a one year sentence in Leesburg for firing the Autocar and faces a similar arson charge here.
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Floyd Randolph Benner
Clearbrook
Benner
Kern and Kern
Loudoun County
Runaway wheel halted at Sunoco by attendant
A wheel and tire rolled across the Piccadilly Cameron Street intersection at 10 45 this morning and ran up onto the Sunoco Service Station drive where attendant Clay Shaw stopped it before it hit a parked car. The wheel was a spare from a passing pickup.
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Piccadilly
Cameron Street
Sunoco
Clay Shaw
Shaw
Estate and Auction Notices for Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Sales directory lists Oct auctions at Frederick County Court House front and near Winchester with nine parcels real estate and farm items. Other notices include Yost near Berkeley Springs with livestock and farm equipment, McKay estate west of Bunker Hill with furniture, Ward estate on Shenandoah Ave in Winchester, Streit estate near Route 522, Forney antiques at 119 E Clifford St, Cain near Bunker Hill livestock and machinery.
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Miler
Frederick County Court House
N. Washington St
Fairmont Ave
Highland Ave
Winchester
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Back Creek
C. Yost
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
le- Hew McKay
Bunker Hill
Emily R. Ward
Shenandoah Ave
E. Miller Streit
Winchester City
Hilda Forney
E. Clifford St
Delbert Cain
Rt. 11
Government agencies unite to curb inflation efforts
The article notes the creation of the Office of Defense Manpower under Secretary Tobin and shows agencies like the Federal Reserve Board and the Housing and Home Finance Agency tightening controls on installment buying and easy home purchases to combat inflation.
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Tion Administration
DTA
Department
Tobin
Office of Defense Manpower
ODM
Federal Reserve Board
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Reserve Board
Quiz answers from Page 4 cover Catholics to distance logic
The list names Roman Catholics as the answer to Q1, praises a compliment about time gazing at a fair face, cites the Niagara River, notes a veto that was overridden, defines a gem cutter, identifies two masts on a brig, mentions a farewell drink, assigns Shakespeare’s Hamlet Act V Sc 2, names the British Labour Party, and asserts a paradox about distance halves in theory.
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Niagara River
Shakespeare
British Labour Party
Mustard Oil Used In Indian Body Ointment, Nat Geographic Says
The National Geographic Society reports mustard oil is used in a traditional body ointment in India. The note highlights regional practices and potential health considerations tied to this ingredient in local remedies.
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The
National Geographic Society
India
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Mary Price
Mrs. Anderson
Front Royal Parade
Call Jones
Nazarene Church
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
Ts Pests Sk
U.N
Clarke High School
G. & M. Music Center
Associated Press
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron St
U.S
the Armory
OMPS
L.Q
Chapman Motor CO
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Stephens City
R Sanitary ‘Icarivo Co
Glaize & Bro
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Henkel M. Lamp
Bath
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
SWIFT
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. I. Br
Frigidaire Electric Ironer
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Pood
Meter-Miser
Northern
Virginia
Berryville — Strasburg
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