Miss Elizabeth A. McHugh to Visit Winchester Next Week
Washington staff member and former Girl Scout volunteer leader Miss Elizabeth A. McHugh will speak in Winchester on September 19 and 20. She advises Girl Scout Councils in Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Elizabeth A. McHugh
Washington
D. C
Wil!ove
Winchester
McHugh
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Fordham University School of Social Work
Girl Scouts
Miss McHugh
National Capitol Housing Authority
Veteran’s Administration
Newark
WPA
Washington, D. C
Morris County
Women's Army Corps
Fort Oglethrove
Australia
New Guinea
Trained Soldiers Vanish From Virginia Draft Rolls
Virginia draft officials report about 7 000 veterans drop from draft rolls yearly not by removal but by aging out. World War II veterans are exempt but will age out by 1957. 2 394 listed in January 1950, 43 393 by August 1951, with 9 001 aging out under the 25 year limit.
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Richmond
Virginia
Asher Marman
Harman
Gore- Mrs Virginia Hook Gore MRS. VIRGINIA HOOK GORE
Mr William Hook is re roofing his house and adding a new front porch The home of Mr Shelby Stotler is being repainted The school opened on Septem ber 6 The cafeteria has not yet opened however as the building project is not completed Mrs Arlie Triplette has been ill at her home Mr and Mrs Jim Sawyer and Mrs A C Walker called on Mr Thurston Snyder near Winches ter on Wednesday evening A business meeting was held at Hebron Baptist Church on Thursday night Mrs Cecilia Baughman of Wardensville gave a birthday dinner in honor of Miss Sue Ann Brill and Mrs Myrtle Garvin on Sun day night
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Virginia Hook Gore
William Hook
Shelby Stotler
Arlie Triplette
Jim Sawyer
A. C. Walker
Thurston Snyder
Winchester
Hebron Baptist Church
Cecilia Baughman
Wardensville
Sue Ann Brill
Myrtle Garvin
C. J. Brill
Paul Simmons
Effie Johnson
Mill Road
Hunter Roe
Roy Michael
Wilson Krause
Earl Allinson
Now
Amos Wilkinson
Charles Hook
Roy Lee Smelser
Ella Smelser
Foster Ashley
Grimes
WMS
Hebron
Blanche Cooper
Eugene Haines
Mabel
Frank Haines
Four Fall Farm Bureau Rallies Planned in Virginia
The Farm Bureaus of Frederick and Clarke Counties and Shenandoah County announce four autumn rallies from Sept 24 to 27. Alden E. Flory will address the gatherings at Round Hill, Perryville High, Mt Jackson High, and Toms Brook School starting 8 p.m. Open to the public.
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Farm
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Shenandoah County
C W. Sollenberger
Woodstock
Winchester
Farm Bureau
Boscawen Street
Alden E. Flory
Richmond
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Frederick County
Round Hill
Clarke County
Perryville High School
Mt. Jackson’s
Toms Brook
Virginia
Spike Jones Show Continues After Chief Electrician Dies
In New York a heart attack killed Frank Joseph Elsner 76 backstage at Center Theater Rockefeller Center during Spike Jones show. Four electricians and 3200 fans remained unaware as 43 NBC stations carried the program. Elsner had been chief electrician since 1932.
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New York
Spike Jones
Frank Joseph Elsner
Elsner
Center Theater
Rockefeller Center
National Broadcasting Company
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Omaha
Pilot's Expert Crash Landing Saves Passengers
A Florida bound C-46 made a wheels-up belly landing near Midway Airport after the left engine failed. Pilot Captain B. J. Mountain of Miami guided the crippled aircraft to safety, saving 53 aboard as 37 passengers and four crew were treated, with 14 hospitalized for non serious injuries.
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Chicago
B. J Mountain
Miami
Fla
In & Field
Midway Airport
Mountain
Missouri deer herd grows as young does bear
Jefferson City biologists report rapid deer herd growth tied to unusually young does. A 14 month old doe was found killed near the capital and had given birth and nursed a fawn, suggesting she became a mother at one year old. This challenges the idea that does do not produce young until about two.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Conservation Commission
Here
Robert Dunkeson
Soviet Tactics Change Dispersion Overheads Displaced Civilians
Slovak underground reports to Dr. V S Krajcovic claim Soviet forces are dispersing troops and war materials to avoid atom bomb targets along the Iron Curtain. Civilians are being moved to strategic points and replaced by thousands of Soviet soldiers using displaced residents’ identities.
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Washington
Soviet
Russia
V. S. Krajcovic
National Committee For Liberation of
Slovakia
Krajcovic
Kra Krajcovic
Bank of Slovakia
United States
Patton
Carpathian
Crows Fail To Read Paper At Plymouth Crow Shoot
Washington County farm agent W. Wy. Hays notes a crow shoot planned for 5 PM failed to attract birds. Only one crow appeared, possibly just passing through, suggesting crows do not read newspapers.
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Plymouth
Ncc
W. WY. Hays
Washington County
State Colegie Extension Service
Hays
County Wildlife Club
Hay
Begging Babies of Cassino Highlight Modern War’s Scourge
A Cassino tale of child begging rings surfaces as Italian police uncover a nationwide network exploiting youngsters. Masters beat and starve children earning under lire thresholds for daily work and cinema tickets. Police reveal parents sometimes rented children for 1500 lire monthly, with raids unraveling suspects near Turin and across major cities.
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Turin
Natwr
Funeral Services For Mrs Lathrope
Funeral services for Myrtle B. Lathrope age 60 who died at 413 N Loudoun St Friday morning were held at Jones Funeral Home yesterday at 1 45 pm conducted by Rev David Irvine and at Wardensville West Virginia Presbyterian Church at 3 pm Burial was in Wardensville Cemetery Pallbearers were W Warden Stanley Warden R C Hott Ernie Hott Joe Fridley and Odell Orndorff
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Myrtle B. Lathrope
N. Loudoun St
Jones Funeral Home
David Irvine
Wardensville
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Wardensville Cemetery
Miss Attlee Engaged to Commanding Officer
London reports Alison Elizabeth Attlee the prime minister's 21 year old daughter became engaged yesterday to her brother's commanding officer Captain Richard Lionel Davis.
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London
Attlee
Alison Eizabeth
Richard Lionel Davis
Two Sailors Held For Stealing Car
Gene Reiter and Louis Wells, both stationed at Norfolk Naval Air Station, are held in the Winchester Lockup on $2,500 bond each for theft of a 1936 Ford sedan reported by Hugh Baker. Police arrested them on Route 50 about 8:15 p.m. after the car was found shortly after the theft in Indian Alley rear of Montgomery Ward Store.
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Winchester
Gene John Reiter
Omaha Street
Eau Clair
Wis
Louis Richard Wells
Marion Street
Maneter
Iowa
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Hugh D. Baker
Route 3
Indian Alley
Montgomery Ward
James Kincaid
Route 50
Lone Oak
Norfolk
Canyon County Jail escapees: 3 still at large after break
Seven of ten federal prisoners who tunneled from the Canyon County Jail near Caldwell have been recaptured. Search ongoing for the remaining three as authorities widen roadblocks and pursue leads from Utah to Oregon. One suspect described as dangerous was seen near Salt Lake City.
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Canyon County
Caldwell
Idaho
Ray Luckenga
Utah
James H. Cesena
Salt Lake City
Fred
Craigh
Japan
Leavenworth
Kas
McNeil Island
Wash
Emory Cobb
Harley Reno
Reno
Luekenga
Baker
Ore
Lake Lowell
Poultry Plant Opening Draws 5000 To Alma Ceremony
About 5,000 people attended the opening of Page County's $200,000 poultry cooperative plant in Alma. Rep. Burr P. Harrison warned against government handouts while Parke C. Brinkley touted Virginia's poultry future. The Rockingham Poultry Cooperative Marketing Association will run the plant and employ around 130 workers.
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Stanley
Page County
Alma
Burr P. Harrison
Virginia
Seventh Congressional District
Pel Raibon
Brinkley
Rockingham Poultry Cooperative Marketing Association
Prisoners Held After 20 Mile Escape Attempt
Two others walked 20 miles before capture at Star Junction. Seventeen prisoners, under Capt. William Walsh of Leavenworth, did not try to break out with the others. Those who did break away went on impulse.
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Star Junction
William Walsh
Leavenworth
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