Davis Pledge Supports War Memorial Project by DA V
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans voted unanimously to donate 80 percent of the net proceeds from the upcoming United States Air Force Symphony Orchestra Concert to the Winchester Frederick War Memorial Recreation Center. 50,000 free cigarettes have been distributed to hospitalized veterans by the DA V Hospital Committee, led by William Breckenridge.
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Joseph B. Luttrell
Stonewall Jackson
The
Disabled American Veterans
Winchester Frederick War Memorial Recreation Center
Marvin Miller
United States Air Force Symphony Orchestra
War Memorial Recreation Center
Luttrell
Da.v
D.A.V
D.a.v.'s Hospital
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
William Breckenridge
Dewey D. Boyd
Raleigh Easter
Henry F. Seal, Jr
Veterans group adds new members at spring meeting
The D A V local service to veterans gains support with new members approved. Named new members include Harold Orndorff Charles Ambrose James D Simms Kenneth Warner William H Thompson Frank Fansler Edward Myers and Charles Strosnider.
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D.A.V
Harlod Orndorff
Charles Ambrose
James D. Simms
Kenneth Warner
William H. Thompson
Frank Fansler
Edward Myers
Charles Strosnider
Rescue teams resume hunt for missing man Rufus G. Smith
Rescue squads from Giles and Pulaski counties plan to resume the search in New River for Rufus G. Smith, about 60, of near Tazewell. The car was found by W T Jamison in rugged river terrain near the Virginia West Virginia line. Mrs Smith said he left for a fishing trip Saturday and did not return by Monday.
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Glen Lyn
Giles
Pulaski
New River
Rufus G. Smith
Tazewell
Giles County
W. T. Jamison
Smith
Virginia-West Virginia State Line
Norfolk and Western Railway
Tiptop
Professions Voted Most Prestigious by Public Opinion
A G T R A A list from public opinion surveys ranks doctors as having the greatest social prestige, followed by college professors, scientists, and bankers. Lawyers, architects and dentists trail. Minnesota researchers note only small shifts since last generation, with physicians now topping bankers and insurance agents showing a notable gain.
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University of Minnesota
Doan's Pills Offer Relief For Backache And Irritation
Nagging backache headaches or muscle pains may come from overexertion stress and poor habits. Doan's Pills relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and mildly diurese by acting on the kidneys promising relief millions have trusted for years.
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Dean
Doan
Community Chest Groups Plan Two Fall Campaign Meetings
Two planning meetings for the fall Community Chest campaign were held at the George Washington Hotel. One session with five agency presidents and committee members, led by Frank Armstrong, concluded that a substantial increase in giving is necessary to sustain and expand seven agencies. Attendees included Getzendanner Coffman Glaize Belchie Leatherman and others. A Winchester Frederick group, led by Charles Toan, set policy to raise ten thousand two hundred forty six dollars for Day Nurseries Scouts Children's Home Society Salvation Army and USC. A workers dinner sponsorship and pledge-verify committee were approved along with letter campaigns. Attendees included Vance Knowles O Carrick Kremer and Mrs Jackson.
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George Washington Hotel
Frank Armstrong
C. A. Getzendanner
Charles Coffman
Philip B. Glaize
Ben Belchie
Paul Vance
Alfred W. Knowles
Woodrow U. S. N
Dale Daugherty
J. Randolph Carrick
Marvin E. Gore
James D. Shockey
John J. Carr
J. Thomas Kremer
George D. Jackson
Negroes May Use Beaumont Parks Ruling
Federal Judge Lamar Cecil ruled that six Beaumont residents have a constitutional right to free use of city parks, striking down racial segregation in public recreation. The decision declares Negroes may use Central and Tyrrell parks, marking a potential first in the U.S. Fifth Circuit.
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Beaumont
Tex
Lamar Cecil
Beaumont Enterprise
U. S. 5Th Circuit
Cecil
Three Die As Ohio Train Derailment Occurs Near Chillicothe
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio express struck a pickup at a crossing near Chillicothe Ohio causing three deaths and injuries among five people. The derailment involved 13 of 15 coaches and included three postal clerks and two crew members among the injured.
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Ohio
Chillicothe
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Here
Train Crash Victims Named in West Virginia Route Collision
State Highway Patrol identified the deceased as David Raynor of Wellston Lowell Speakman and Pete Baker of Ray Ohio and confirmed the train carried no passengers while traveling from Parkersburg West Virginia to Cincinnati.
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State Highway Patrol
David Raynor
Wellston
Lowell Speakman
Pete Baker
Ray
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cincinnati
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