SPCA Dog Show Funds to Aid New Winchester Shelter
The Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold its fourth annual Dog Show on September 12 at 7 30 p m at the Farmers' Livestock Exchange Route 50 West. Proceeds fund a forthcoming animal shelter on Route 50 east between the ball park and Abraham's Creek. Five breed classes and a two part children’s class are planned with judges Donald Smiley of Baltimore and Miss Judith Shearer of Orange. Entry fee is 1 and entries are to Mrs Werner Nordheim P O Box 493 Winchester.
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Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Fund For the Animal Shelter
Ball Park
Abraham's Creek
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Route 50
C. B. Mallory
Mallory
J. K Mallory
Werner Northeim
Bobbie Conrad
Jeanne Williams
Donald Smiley
Baltimore
Judith Shearer
Orange
Catovanen Fox Teahda
Werner Nordheim
P.O. Box
Winchester
Homecoming at Ridings Chapel Evangeli cal United Brethren Church
The annual Homecoming at Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church near Culpeper will begin with school at 10 a.m. An 11 o'clock service features Rev Judson Baldwin as speaker. A fellowship picnic dinner is planned at noon with an afternoon program to follow.
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Ridings Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Stephens City
Judson Baldwin
S Church
Culpeper
Mrs Harbaugh Dies In Hagerstown
Mrs Harbaugh of Hagerstown dies and burial was in Rest Haven. She is survived by husband Marshall E Harbaugh of Hagerstown, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Rest Haven
Harbaugh
Marshall E. Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Coal Union Plans Possible Short Week and Royalty Boost
The union chief signals a possible shorter work week to spread jobs and may seek a 30 cent per ton royalty increase for the health and welfare fund. Negotiations with anthracite and bituminous operators focus on technical issues like productivity mine safety and mechanization amid recent reduced work weeks.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Taft-Hartley
New York City
W. Barre
Soviet to replace Malik as U.N. envoy Zorin named
The Soviet Union plans to appoint Valerian A. Zorin as its new United Nations representative, succeeding Jacob A. Malik. Steps to complete credentials and official postings are pending.
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Valerian A. Zorin
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
U.N
International
Mrs Cline Dies In Harrisonburg
Helen Lucille Cline 33 of Harrisonburg died early yesterday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital She was born August 15 1919 in Lacey Springs and lived in this city since 1938 She was a member of Harrisonburg EUB Church Survived by husband Clark Cline daughter Phyllis Dianne two sisters and her parents in laws Funeral set Friday at Mt Valley EUB Church with burial in the pay lot cemetery Active pallbearers named and body at Lindsey Funeral Home in Harrisonburg there will be a brief service at the funeral home before departing for the church
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Helen Lucille Cline
Clark Cline
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Lacey Springs
John W. Carrier
Mr. Carrier
E. U. B. Church
Phyllis Dianne Cline
C. W. Bowman
Ernest E. Muntzing
Rurnl
Cemery
Ward Armentrout, Jr
Milton M. Zirkle
E. Ray Good
Vincent T. Huffman
Everette E. Driver
Roller W. Driver
Hunter E. Driver
Thomas W. Driver
William Jaminson
Robert Ieller
Clarence Folt
Mrs. Minnie Stickley Dies at Forestville
Mrs Minnie Youine Stickley wife of Robert M Stickley died suddenly at her home near Forestville following a cerebral hemorrhage three days earlier. Born June 16 1873 in Forestville she married Oct 1891 and was a lifelong resident. Survivors include husband two sons Alfred and Melvin two daughters Bessye Messick Nina Hupp five grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus three sisters and two brothers. Funeral set tomorrow at 2 30 p m from Solomon's Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Minnie Youine Stickley
Robert M. Stickley
Forestville
William and
Elizabeth Neese Phillips
Mr. Stickley
Solomon’s Lutheran Church
Melvin T. Stickley
Harrisonburg
Alfred Stickle
Falls Church
Bessye Messick
Mt. Jackson
Nina 8. Hupp
Winchester
Elizabeth Painter
Bertie Plaugher
Ottie Schaeffer
William
Clarence Phillips
Solomon’s Lutheran
Recruitment drive at Virginia State Employment Office
Recruiters Mrs Ruth Williams and Miss Frances Nicholson from the Civilian Personnel Office, with Miss Virginia Curry, are at the Virginia State Employment Office to recruit stenographers and typists for Fort Belvoir defense work at the Engineer Research and Development Laboratories. The effort runs through September 5.
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Ruth Williams
Frances Nicholson
Virginia State Employment Office
Virginia Curry
Fort Belvoir
Defense
Engineer Research and Development Laboratories
Job Interviews Open At V E Eight Office And George Washington Hotel
Interested applicants may arrange interviews at the V. E. 8. office from 8 15 a m to 5 p m or at the George Washington Hotel in the evening hours from 5 to 7 p m in Rooms 414 and 416.
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George Washington Hotel
Jap War Prisoners Press Release Demands for Release
Spokesmen for 818 minor Japanese war criminals at Sugamo Prison in Tokyo told foreign reporters their sentences were unreasonable, illegal, and should be overturned. Maj. Gen. Heruo Pukuchi, 52, led the briefing and said release would be appropriate after Japan's independence.
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Tokyo
Sugamo
Heruo Fukuchi
Pukuchi
Japan
Associated Press
First Negro Youths Taken In Baltimore School For Whites
Baltimore school board votes 5 to 3 to admit Negro students to a white high school marking a rare desegregation move in the city. The plan centers on the \"Amee see oles ee saan Poly is a puse or canoes Its A Course\" program and a potential Douglass High School option with a cost of 78000 dollars for laboratories.
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Baltimore
Oles Ee Saan Poly
Ee Rae
Douglass High School
Hawthorne Daughter’s Path to Caring for Incurable Cancer
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s daughter, converted to Roman Catholicism and founded a religious order to serve incurably ill cancer patients. Referred to as Mother M Alphonsa, she established the Dominican Congregation of St Rose of Lima Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer with a mother house in Hawthorne New York.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
A. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
M. Alphonsa
Dominican Congregation of St. Rose of Lima
Servants of Relief For
Hawthorne
New York
Theft at Royal Drive-In Concession Stand
Cash Register continued report states a safe at the Personal Finance Company on 139 N. Loudoun St was forced open. Frederick County officials investigate theft of about 40 cartons of cigarettes from the concession stand at the Royal Drive-In Monday evening with no arrests yet.
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Personal Finance Company
N. Loudoun St
Frederick County
Royal Drive-In
Law Keeps Pupils Until 3 P M Says Official
An official states a school policy requiring dismissal at 3 p m to ensure orderly release. The law dictates teachers must hold students until that time, and all staff are expected to comply.
Instructed Rule Admonition Amid Emergency Exception
A reader cites the standard rule and notes that exceptions may apply during emergencies while emphasizing strict adherence to guidelines. The remark frames obedience as primary but allows deviations when urgent conditions arise.
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Spca Shelter Fund
W. Boscawen St
South Carolina
Washington
Brooklyn
N. Y
Malik
Velerien A. Zorin
Cline
Jeanne Brown
David Blatt
Abraham Lincoln
Los Angeles
Hall of Minerals
Smithsonian Institution
Queensland
Australia
Norman Maness
Lillian 8. Robinson
Roslyn
Mineola
Robinson
Central National Bank
California
Loudoun
Cumberland Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Mvs
U. S
Blue
N. Braddock St
Winchester, Va
Estinghouse
Westinghouse
Northern Virginia Power
Blue Ridge Ornamental Works
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bosting Works
Valley Avenue
COCA
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