Stipe Recovers From Polio Returns To Damascus High School
Harry Stipe, Round Hill School principal in 1939 and 1940, has recovered from paralytic polio and will return to Damascus High School this fall. He will teach 12th grade history and civics plus drivers training while resuming physical education duties next year. He was stricken in October 1954 and spent five months in Baltimore's Children’s Hospital. The leg braces have been removed and more will come off soon. His sisters, Mrs. Curtis Barr and Mrs. Garland Snyder, live in the area.
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Harry Stipe
Round Hill
Frederick County
Damascus
Stipe
Children’s Hospital
Baltimore
Curtis Barr
Garland Snyder
Quiz answers hint page 4 clues list
Answers include Sam Rajour 2 No squirrel S One Lone Star State 4 Smatterer Knowing many things superficially plant or herb Latin by Gutenburg 1455 True Four Arab State 70 Benjamin Franklin.
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Sam Rajour
Lone Star State
Gutenburg
Benjamin Franklin
Young woman dies after plunge through hotel roof
Miss Mary H. Merkle of Cleveland Ohio died after crashing through the Palm Court glass roof of the Biltmore Hotel in New York. The 27 year old, despondent after a nervous breakdown, had registered Monday and fell from a bathroom window or fire escape, striking Daymond W Copeland and injuring others as 150 guests watched.
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New York
Biltmore
Fashionable Palm Court
Mary H. Merkle
Cleveladn
Ohio
E. B. Mer
Daymond W., Copeland
Afton
N. Y
Copeland
Winchester area sale directory lists auctions and estates
August 16 sale listings cover Holstein dairy herd farm equipment furniture real estate and livestock. Auctions include Virginia Aberdeen Angus Hereford trades at Farmers Livestock Exchange and Winchester listings with multiple addresses, trusteeship sales, and estate dispersals through September and October. Notable items include property at 5198 Braddock St Winchester and 807 National Ave Extd Winchester.
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Marvin Shiley
Inwood
Darkesville
Berkeley County
W. Va
Arden
Lewis & Horner
Virginia
Aberdeen-Angus Assn
Farmers _ Livestock Exchange
Aberdeen-Angus
Graham Dougherty
Sarah Daugherty
Braddock St
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Harrison Miller
Orchard Ave
Charles R. Duvall
L. P. Barnes
Armel School
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Virginia Hereford Assn
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Crockett Bros
Reynolds
Fred D. Maphis
John O. Marsh, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Frank S Tavenner, Jr
Kernstown
Proposal to End Westinghouse Strike in Pittsburgh
A proposed settlement to end the three day CIO IUE strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp was hammered out by union and company leaders. Ratification by IUE Local 601 and the Westinghouse conference board is required. James B. Carey and Robert D. Blasier led talks as 43 000 workers remain out at 27 plants. Federal mediator John R. Murray said another session would occur today.
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Pittsburgh
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
IUE Westinghouse Conference Board
Conference Board
James B. Carey
Robert D. Blasier
Westinghouse
Cioive
John R. Murray
Los Angeles Braces for Second Smog Alert
Residents expect a new smog assault following yesterday's record attack. The Air Pollution Control District awaited a Weather Bureau forecast predicting a 1,000 foot inversion layer trapping polluted air and triggering another smog alert.
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Los Angeles
Air Pollution Control District
Weather Bureau
Swimming Star Queen of Apple Harvest Festival
Miss Sheley Mann from Arlington named Queen of Charlottesville Apple Harvest Festival to be held September 28 29 and 30. The 18 year old Olympic hopeful holds multiple American and world swimming records and will lead a three day program including a grand parade and coronation on Lane High School steps.
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Charlottesville
Sheley Mann
Arlington
Albemarle
Buckingham
Fluvanna
Greene
Louisa
Madison
Nelson
Orange
Shelley
Ellen Whitehead
Chatham
Mann
Lane High School
Buddy Glover
Miss Mann
Monticello
University of Virginia
George Washington — University
Virginia
Scott Stadium
Weather note reports heat and humidity easing
A cheerful brief notes that the expected maximum dropped to 88 compared with yesterday's 93. Humidity is described as still somewhat present but improving in the outlook.
Adenauer Bargain With Reds Seen Best Possible
U S officials believe Chancellor Adenauer secured the best possible deal with Premier Bulganin by agreeing to diplomatic relations between Bonn and Moscow in exchange for the promised freedom of German war prisoners in Russia. The move aims to advance German unification talks, with NATO and Western union obligations intact. State Department declined comment pending full details.
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Washington
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bonn
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Dulles
Geneva
Adenauer
West Germany
NATO
U. S
State Department
Bond Sales Progress in Winchester Frederick Clarke Counties
August totals show Winchester Frederick County at 79 percent of the 1955 E and H bond quota with $38 150 in August and $571 381 year to date. Clarke County stands at 57 percent with $1 668 in August and $57 288 year to date. State August sales reach $7 238 596 pushing the year total to $59 272 077 against a $90 800 000 quota.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Frederick
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Clarke
L. F. Stolle
Winchester - Frederick
Mrs Sowers Dies In Front Royal
Mrs. Thomas Sowers aged 72 of Federal Hill White Post died at Warren County Hospital Front Royal. Born November 1 1882 at Druid Hill Front Royal she married Thomson Sowers in 1913 Baltimore. Survived by sister Mrs John B Earle of Milldale and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 2 30 p m from Federal Hill burial Meade Memorial Cemetery White Post.
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Thomas Sowers
Federal Hill
White Post
Warren County Hospital
Front Royal
Civic Club Judges Kid's Day Parade Here
Four local civic club presidents will judge the Kid's Day parade sponsored by the Kiwanis Club on September 24. The parade passes down Loudoun Street at 9 a.m. with several drum and bugle corps and the Rouss aerial ladder truck. Elections will choose officials to ride with real counterparts in the parade.
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Kiwanis Club
Cecil Adams
Lions Club
Robert McNally, Jr
Exchange Club
Aaron Zuckerman
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Howard Melton
Rotary
Loudoun St
Rouss
Gibson
South End
John Kerr School
Public offices to be selected from local school and city staff
Voters will choose a Mayor from Handley Elementary School pupils and a Fire Chief from John Kerr, Police Chief from Quarles Elementary, and Queen from Virginia Avenue. Five county supervisors will be drawn from James Wood Elementary, with voting set for September 21.
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Handley Elementary School
John Kerr
Quarles
Virginia Avenue
James Wood
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