Handley Beats Clifton Forge 24-2 in Stadium Showdown
Hink Lewis scored 18 points for Handley while Garber added six as the Judges defeated Clifton Forge 24 to 2 yesterday. Lewis sparked the opening drive with an interception and a 62 yard run, Garber tallied on a 1 yard end run, and Handley added two third quarter touchdowns to seal the win.
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Andley High School
Jon Forge
Cliftonge
Hink” Lewis
Mason
Clifton Forge
Lewis
White
Garber
Liptrap
Handley
King
Handley 7
Simpson
Le—Larue Kostel
Lt—Zuckerman
Wood
Owens . Smith
C—Swisher
Bradley RG
Nelson King
D. Garber
E. Bradley
McIintyre
Gulf
Lamb Liptrap
G. Garber
Clark
White Mason
Boyce and Stephens City Deliver Wins in Valley League Play
Stephens City dominates Stonewall 43 6 as Rickard scores four times and Bailey adds two for Stephens City. Boyce defeats Berryville 27 20 with Estep scoring in each of the first three periods and Casey securing a 52 yard run. Berryville and Hedgesville also mired in tough losses as league standings tighten.
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Shepherdstown
Hedgesville
Valley School Athletic League
Lowe
McKee
Byers
Aanks
Rickard
Boyce High School
Berryville
Estep
Boyce
Casey
Hawkins
Locke
Feagans
Foley
Le—Weir
Hawkins Berlif Re—Coney
Casey Locke
Coulson
McCarty
Stephens City High Scrve
Stonewall High
Bucher
Bailey
Stonewall
DeHaven
Stephens City
Keckley
Coon Dog Trials in Clarke County This Sunday
Clarke County Wildlife Association stages its first coon dog field trials in Virginia on Oct. 27 at the W. B. Watkins farm near Berryville. Participants from several states compete for cash prizes with a $3 entry fee before 1 p.m. and $4 afterward. a refreshment stand will be available.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia
William B. Watkins, Jr
Eustace B. Jackson
W. E. Jackson
Douglas Mallory
E. B. Jackson
Virginia Chamber Invites National State Chambers Meet
The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce board authorized inviting the National Association of State Chambers of Commerce to meet in Virginia next fall and created a highway safety standing committee. Directors also directed officials to collaborate with Governor Tuck’s industrial promotion committee and the U S Chamber to foster regional state conferences.
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Richmond
National Association of State Chambers of Commerce
Virginia State Chamber
Virginia Organization
State Chamber of Commerce
Tuck
United States Chamber
Local Notes From Green Spring Area In October
Inwood West Virginia visitor C E Hansaker was in Green Spring on business. Mrs Albert Luttrell and son Gary visited Mrs Bessie Callett. Mrs Martha O Brint of Indiana stays with her brother W T Harty who is ill. E P Nagley now works at C H Musselman Co in Inwood. Albert Luttrell and Gary visited Mrs Luttrells mother Mrs Rose Runkles in Martinsburg recently. Martha O Brint also called on Mrs Lloyd Milburn recently.
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Inwood
W. Va
Albert Luttrell
Gary
Luttrell
Rose Runkles
Martinsburg
Martha O'Brint
Lloyd Milburn
Socks blamed for bad posture at Baltimore hospital school
Mrs. Florence P Kendal wife of the associate director of physical therapy at the hospital school says heavy book carrying between home and school and class contributed to a bobbing "bobby sox slouch" among students. The finding came from a recent examination of school pupils.
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Baltimore
Children's Hospital
Florence P. Kendal
Hospital School
Strong District Eleven To Play Bombers Sunday
The Strong District Eleven visits the Winchester Bombers at City Park Sunday at 2 15. The visitor team, led by ex pro Flash Gordon, aims to slow Winchester’s speedy back as District seeks a fifth straight win after a 12 0 victory over Martinsburg Athletic Club. Starting lineup includes Hogans Myers Jackson Day Tibbs Taper Johnson with Honesty Lewis Curry and Warren or Baylor in backfield.
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Washington Brown Bombers
Winchester Bombers
City Park
Martinsburg Athletic Club
Ole Barney
Gordon
Winchester
J. Hogans
Dinkey Myers
H. Jackson
Day
Tibbs
Taper
Paul Johnson
Warren
Baylor
Lee Honesty
C. Lewis
Buck Curry
Wished Herself a New Name and Got It With Husband
Elaine Kjos, a Portland airline hostess, wished for an easier name after passengers mistook hers. At a Billings restaurant last June she told a friend, "I wish I had an easy name like yours Smith." A Navy officer beside them then revealed his surname was Smith, and Elaine now shares that name with her new husband, Stuart Smith of Spokane, whom she is honeymooning with.
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Portland
Ore
Elaine Kjos
Billings Mont
Smith
Elaine
Stuart Smith
Spokane
UVa Chemist Sees Six-Year Window For Atomic Bomb
Dr John H Yee professor of chemistry at the University of Virginia and Bikini tests observer argues the United States cannot maintain exclusive possession of the atomic bomb beyond six years.
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Charlottesville
John H. Yee
University of Virginia
United States
Origin of playing cards traced to ancient China
The origin of playing cards remains obscure with the earliest known cards used in China by 969 A D and likely earlier. The question asks what people first used playing cards, noting China as the earliest known source and pointing to long prior use.
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China
Unbeaten Browns Face Forty Niners as NFL Halftime Nears
The Cleveland Browns lead the All America Conference with seven straight wins and 180 points allowed 34, as they meet the San Francisco 49ers in Cleveland. The Chicago Bears visit New York to play the Giants amid reshuffled lineups and a tied record. The Redskins host the Eagles while other games feature the Rams vs Cardinals in Chicago, the Packers vs Lions in Green Bay, and the Steelers vs Yanks in Boston. Dodgers defeat Seahawks 30 to 7 under interim coach Tom Scott after Mal Stevens resigns. Linehan to take over next game.
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Cleveland Browns
Browns
Cleveland
San Francisco
Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Giants
Frank Reagan
Dave Brown
Phil Ragazzoni
Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Rams
Cards
Chicago
Packers
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Pittsburgh Steelers
Yanks
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mal Stevens
Miami Seahawks
Brooklyn
Tom Scott
Seahawks
Glenn Dobbs
Dodger
Linehan
Fred Linehan
Stevens
Yale
New York University
Sam Cordovano
Buffalo Bisons
Dick Hanley
Chicago Rockets
Jack Meagher
Bisons
Buffalo
New York
Bebe Pey Ad
Dons
Los Angeles
Birth of at omics Washington
The Army announced the atomic age began December 2, 1942 at Staff Field University of Chicago. Scientists in the Manhattan Project Meteorological Laboratory achieved a new factor work for the first e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Staff
University of Chicago
Manhattan Project
Metallurgical
B&O outlines new weed burning system on right of way
The B and O Railway describes a weed burner system in its magazine. George R. Packett explains a method using a 3000 degree flame to burn weeds along the tracks. The device operates at 4 to 10 mph and can treat up to 25 feet wide.
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aEoe
George R. Packett
Winchester
Baltimore
Packett
Chevrolet Leads Production But Faces Slow Recovery In 1946
Chevrolet tops the industry in total car and truck output from January to September 1946 though production was halted in early 1946 and remains far below prewar levels. Through September output stood at 38.7 percent of 1941’s comparable total, delaying peak production for months.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
Quinine Sourcing From Cinchona Bark Harvests
Quinine is obtained from the bark of Cinchona trees. In harvesting, the tree is uprooted and the bark is stripped off. Cinchona trees must be several years old before bark harvest and do not reach peak production before ten years.
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Andley
Larber
S. C
Le—Bailley Stickles
C—Dodson
Crim
Re—Bucher Cole
K. Richard Carper
Kellerz
Rexrode
Slonaker Keckley
Galion
M. M. Adams
Republic
Amherst and
Boscawen Sts
Handley School
Coon
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
Bombers
B. & M. Chevrolet
N. Loudoun and
Oates Ave
Tay
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Business College
W. Boscawen St
Tanor
Piudla
Glamour
Heyman
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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