Apple Queens Begin Tour At Richmond Harvest Celebration
Virginia's 1952 apple crop reaching 10.4 million bushels with 3 million trees underway. Four apple queens from VA WV MD PA parade through Richmond on Sept 23 24 broadcasting on radio TV and in markets. Miss Nancy Lang Virginia Miss Kay Long West Virginia Miss Joan Packard Pennsylvania and Miss Mary H James Virginia chosen for harvest celebration.
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Virginia
Richmond
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Capitol
John
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Winchester
Roanoke
Cailhowie
Jonathan
Grimes
Stayman
Rome
York Imperial
Albemarle
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
New Oe
New England
Nia
Appalachian
Vienna
Washington State
New York
Nancy Lang
Charlottesville
Chalottesville
Yl Lang
Orval H
Miss Lang
Howard Stix Cullman Birthday Feature
Howard Stix Cullman born September 23 1891 in New York heir of a tobacco family is identified as Broadway’s No 1 with many stage hits since 1937 and serves as Chairman of Port of vestments.
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Howard Stix Cullman
New York
Port of Vestments
Howard $. Cullman
Maryland Apple Blossom Queen Candidate Named
Land orchardist Joe James of Hagerstown Md was Maryland’s pick for last year’s Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Va. The winner, Mary, is 5 feet 6 inches tall with dark brown hair and hazel eyes. She graduated Strayer Business College in Washington and works for the U S Government. Mary was chosen from many fruit growers daughters by the Maryland Horticultural Society.
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Retary
Peoples National Bank
Virginia Firemen
Lions Club
Nancy
Tong
Garrett Long
W. Va
Miss Long
Kay
West Virginia
Gaui
Grimes
Long
First National
Baltimore
Joan Packard
Charles L. Packard
Roaring Spring
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania
Packard
Penn State
Lou Joan
Linden Hall
Lititz
Alpha Lambda Delta Sorority
Daily Collegian
Maar
Cavalier
Rome
Mary H. H. James
James
Mary
Joe James
Hagerstown
Maryland
Winchester
Strayer Business College
Washington
U. S
Maryland Horticultural Soc
Richmond
Appalachian Apple Service
Applachian Belt
Raulerson dies at 103 with large descendant count
Noel R. Raulerson, lifelong Florida resident born in 1848, dies at 103. He left 110 grandchildren, 165 great grandchildren and 34 great great grandchildren. He married in 1869 and was a church worker, cattleman and farmer in his life.
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Stuart
Fila
Noel R. Raulerson
Florida
Raulerson
Surgeons Use Refrigeration To Mend Heart
University of Minnesota surgeons slowed a year old girl's bodily processes during a heavy heart operation. After anesthesia, her temperature dropped from 98.6 to 81 F and circulation slowed to halt heart blood flow for 5 12 minutes. Oxygen needs dropped 60 percent as pulse fell to 70. The hole between heart chambers was repaired and normal body temperature restored. the girl left hospital 11 days later. Operation conducted Sept 2.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Reds Ignore Red Cross in Saigon War Prison Talks
In Saigon the International Red Cross faces silence as it seeks access to Vietnamese camps to aid prisoners of war. Repeated appeals request permission to deliver medicines to French Union soldiers held by the Vietminh amid shortages.
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Saigon
Indo-China
International Red Cross
Sa Sane Ae
Ee iVetminh
New
Vietminh
Vietminh Long
Communists Seize Boats In Territorial Waters
The Fisheries Board reports Communist China has seized and kept all Japanese fishing boats since Japan’s independence. It says Russians seized 35 boats and returned 33, while Chinese Communists seized boats on grounds of territorial intrusion.
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Tokyo
China
Russia
Fisheries Board
Japan
Air seasoning times for spike and hardwood timbers
The text states air seasoning typically takes about 40 to 150 days for most spike abaes and about 60 to 200 days to air season most harder hardwoods.
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O. R
Mrs Shirley Repeats Theme For Teachers Magazine
Mrs James G Shirley Jr of 12 Spring Crest Ave Dansville New York is a frequent contributor to Teachers Magazine and other publications. She has written for upper grades including Jerry Jackson Badminton Player for the September Instructor.
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James G. Shirley, Jr
Spring Crest Ave
Elemen
Simple method to clean grease from coat collar
Grease and dirt may be removed by sponging the collar with alcohol in which some salt has been dissolved.
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ElectriciRarige
Molden Electric CO
Hotpont
Mrs. Shirley
Teachers’ Magazine
Mecall's
Goel
Dan River
Wrinkl
Starch
Atly
Oxford
Better Values
Hester's Shopping
Shoppers
Jane
Jay
Jay's
Margaret L. Hodgson
North Loudoun
Colonial Art& Craft Shop
Ward
East Piccadilly
Polly's
J. W. Arthur
Kurtz
Miller & Anderson
General Electric Radio
Leggett’s
Leggetts
T. J. Orndorff
East Boscawen
Orndorff
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