Virginia architects advocate paid work study plan
At a Roanoke Virginia chapter meeting president Ralph T. Walker urged future students in architecture to work while studying. Edmund B. Campbell of the University of Virginia School of Architecture supported the idea. Virginia’s general fund shows $4,656,684 in the first two months of the new fiscal year, up $567,801 from the prior year.
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American of Architects
Ralph T. Walker
Roanoke
Virginia
IATB
Walker
Edmund B. Campbell
Richmond
General Fund
Moose Elect the R LK Sept 26
Roanoke resident S R ngten chosen to succeed H J Over mouth as lodge leader. Fraternal members and officers announced during the day’s meeting in Virginia. Hash of Galax and Charlottesville’s work noted.
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R LK
S. R.ngten
Roanoke
Virginia m
H. J. Overmouth
R. Y. Hash
Galax
Charlottesville
Barden Bill Opposed by Diocesan Union Leader Change
Dyson of Alexandria elected president of the Rich nd Diocesan union of the Holy me society succeeding John Bailey of Norfolk. The convention opposed federal aid to education and demanded that any auxiliary school services funded by federal money be available for all schools including church schools of any denomination.
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Portsmouth
Ence Dyson
Alexandria
Richnd Diocesan Union of the Holy Me Society
John Bailey
Norfolk
Governor weighs pardon in fatal shooting case
Richmond dispatch reports Governor Tuck is considering a pardon plea for Mrs. Ivy Charles, 45, of York County who was sentenced to six years for the January fatal shooting of her husband Winston H. Charles, a former William and Mary college athlete.
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Richmond
Tuck
Ivy Charles
York County
Winston H. Charles
William and Mary
Virginia Highway Deaths Rise to 542 This Year
Four people died in Virginia highway accidents over the weekend, bringing the annual toll to 542. The state police listed the deceased as George May 18 of Route 1 Stony Creek Billy Ray Buchanan 10 Route 2 Coeburn Donald McCall Cummings 14 Charlottesville and Leonard Earl Mitchell 22 Newport News.
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Associated Press
Virginia
George May
Stony Creek
Billy Ray Buchanan
Coeburn
Donald McCall Cummings
Charlottesville
Leonard Earl Mitchell
Newport News
Giant Apples Sought in New York State Study
Geneva N Y Sept 26 growers are invited to mail postcards describing giant apples and grapes by marking the tree or vine. The New York State Agricultural Experiment Station seeks to learn more through these reports detailing about fifteen giant apple varieties already received from growers and nurserymen.
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Geneva
N. Y
New York State
Agricultural Experimental Station
Yugoslav Denounces Russia at United Nations Assembly
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Edward Kardelj sharply attacked Soviet methods at the United Nations as he urged Moscow to end pressure on Tito and leave Yugoslavia alone. He spoke in Russian to Russians while Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky listened, taking notes.
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New York
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
United Nations Assembly
Edward Kardelj
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Attlee Leads Laborites With Strong Commons Edge
The Laborites hold 393 of 640 Commons seats while the Conservatives have 189, giving Prime Minister Attlee confidence he will not be defeated. A defeat would force resignation and trigger a general election.
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Laborites
Commons
Byrne withstands pressure as Williams and DiMaggio reach base
Byrne faced four batters without recording a out while allowing two runs. DiMaggio and Williams reached via walks and Pesky lined a single as a Texas leaguer dropped among three Yankees. Step hens drove in two with a first inning single before Sanford replaced Byrnes.
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Byrne
Dom DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Johnny Pesky
Texas
Oly
Yankee
Tommy Henrich
Vern Stephens
Fred Sanford
Byrnes
al Zarilla
Sanford
Birdie
Teblivin McDermott
Estate and farm sale listings for Winchester area
Sales directory details multiple auctions in Virginia with dates in September and October. Items include household goods furniture livestock farm equipment dairy herd farm machinery and an International 1 ton truck. Locations cover Berryville Stephens City Cedar Grove Winchester and Albemarle with contact and timing cues.
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T. J. Orndorff
Loudoun St
Gladys Oiler
Court House Yard
Berryville
F. L. Barrett
Cedar Grove
George H. Eagle
Winchester
Greenwood Road
L. J. Hartman
Albin
Virginia Conference Names Pastor Assignments At Roanoke
Roanoke Va Sept 26 two major pastorate changes were announced at the Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Floyd L Falk reelected conference superintendent Waynesboro to host conference Sept 14 17 1950. The stationing list includes C W Hiser Winchester station John E Oliver Winchester Charge and Leslie O Shirley missionaries to Sierre Leone Africa and many other named appointments across West Virginia Maryland and Virginia.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Floyd L. Falk
Waynesboro
W. E. Canoles
Antioch
George B. Riley
Arlington
Harry Swartz
Bayard
Paul J. Shoanaker
Berkeley Springs
Earl C. Bateman
Calvin Harden
Supply
Blairton- Greensburg
W. Va
W. E. Wolfe
Broadway
C .W. Tinsman
Churchville
C. K. Welch
Cumberland
E. E. Miller
Dayton
George S. Widmyer
Edinburg
W. B. Obaugh
Elkton
B. F. Spitzer
Franklin
M. D. Perry
Great Cacap
J. Paul Gruver
Martinsburg
First Church
J. R. Collis
Marcinsburg
St. Luke’s Church
Bowman
Mount Clinton
Cameron Miller
Mount Horeb
J. Westfall
Petersburg
Elias A. Kessler
Pleasant Valley
Lee E. Schaeffer
Potomac Park
L. P. Tederick
Harry R. Koontz
Westernport
Donald Austin
West Frederick
Carl W. Hiser
Winchester
John E. Oliver
William Smith
Cedar Grove Keezletown
Leslie O. Shirley
Sierre Leone
Africa
Rites Held For Mrs Mata Mahala Pingley
Funeral services for Mrs Mata Mahala Pingley 73 were held at Stover funeral home Strasburg with rites at Walnut Springs Christian church Rev C R Line and Harvey Powell officiating. Interment in Gravel Springs cemetery. She died Saturday in Winchester hospital wife of Frank L Pingley of Oranda Surviving are husband a son Guy Pingley of Oranda and three brothers Clinton Edward Himelwright of Strasburg and Arthur Himelright of Wheatfield.
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Mata Mahala Pingley
Stover
Strasburg
Walnut Springs Christian Church
C. R. Line
Harvey Powell
Gravel Springs
Frank L. Pingley
Oranda
Winchester Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
Guy Pingley
Clinton and
Edward Himelwright
Arthur Himelright
Wheatfield
Ford wage boost raises pension and insurance impact
UAW sources say Ford pension offer plus existing health plan could total the boost sought. A Ford settlement could preempt a nationwide steel strike planned for early Saturday as talks continue. The union announced Chrysler workers voted 50,101 to 6,512 to strike for similar concessions. The Library of Congress holds more Russian books than any library outside Russia.
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UAW
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Ten Air Force crew to be mass interred at local cemetery
A 1:30 PM mass burial for ten U S Air Force airmen killed in WWII will be held at the local cemetery. The remains in ten unidentifed caskets arrived by train from Berryville and will be interred with Catholic and Protestant rites.
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U.S. Air Force
National Tt
Penna
Joseph E. Novakovits
Joseph T
Lehem
Michael P. Falcone
Philip M
Bangor
George J. Kacoyannakis
J. N
Springfield
Mass
Charles H. Neville
Albert R
Evansville
Ind
Walter A. Scalese
August S
Windber
Robert L. Dyson
Samuel W
Soviet Tass claims 1947 atom bomb secret exposure
Tass argues Molotov’s 1947 remark that the atom bomb was no longer secret shows the Soviet Union had already discovered the weapon and possessed it. U S scientists reportedly doubted Russia’s ability to build a bomb before 1952, a view Tass says was mistaken.
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U.S
Molotov
Tass
Soviet Union
U. S
Russia
Splawn Rites Funeral Services for Tramma Splawn
Funeral services for Tramma Splawn a Frederick County native who died in New York City will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Orrick Chapel Methodist Church in Stephens City with the Rev J C Carroll officiating.
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Puneral
Tramma Splawn
Frederick County
New York City
Orrick Chapel Methodist Church
Stephens City
J. C. Carroll
Answers to the Daily Quiz Items on Page Four
Answers listed include 6. Logger 7. The policeman had quite a number of charity tickets to sell 8. Tucker. The page presents quiz responses in a compact reader format suitable for a brief newspaper item.
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Tucker
Barter cast weaves seasoned talent from tours and Abingdon
A talent rich cast features actors who have spent three to four Barter tours and an Abingdon summer session, creating a company with substantial stage experience.
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Barter Company
Abingon
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U. S. Library of Congress
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Jaeger
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Stephens City, Va
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