Kids Tell If Vacation Is Over In School Poll
The Inquiring Photographer visits several schools and homes to gauge feelings on the start of school. Eight of ten children say they are glad vacation ended, while most parents welcome the relief.
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Winchester
Bradford Michael
Ieit
East Street
Gilbert Grim
Michael
Grims
Audrey
Handley
Beverly Kaye
Virginia Avenue
Billy
Tommy
Dang Ann
John Kerr School
Donna Miller
Charles Cadwallader
Sandra Hummer
Donna
Louise Miller
Valley Ave
Sargent
O. K
Sandra
Eva Virginia Hummer
Shawnee Ave
Joe Bowers
Joseph Bowers
Watson Ave
Texas
Joe
Germany
Virginia
Camillagan
Virginia Ave
E. H. Hagan
Berryville Ave
Glen McLaughlin
Woodrow McLaughlin
Euclid Ave
Glen
Bonnie Lou Anderson
Claude V. Anderson
Bellview Ave
Jerome Button
W. E. Button
Cork St
Esa Ee
Rosanna Hodgson
B. W. Hodsom
E. Cork Jt
Parties to Name Candidates Next Week for Lt. Gov.
State Democratic and Republican committees will meet next week to nominate candidates for lieutenant governor in the Nov. 4 special election. GOP chair Landreth of Galax expects a Thursday or Friday meeting in Norfolk, with date and place to be set after talks with state leaders. The Democratic committee plans a Friday meeting in Richmond, as Attorney General J. Lindsay Almond Jr. says a vacancy must be filled in a special election on the general election date.
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Richmond
Landreth
Galax
Norfolk
Democratic State Central Committee
T. Nelson Parker
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
L. Preston Collins
Democratic
Republican
State Board of Elections
Levin Nock Davis
Requir
Richmond— Times-Dispatch
Robert O. Norris Jr
Lancaster
Demon Party
Norris
Collins
Aland Gray
Waverly
Charles R Fenwick
Prington
E. Stephens
Smithfield
Edward Breeden Jr
Dayton chosen as site for next EUB State Conference
The Seagate Centre in Dayton will host the 153rd EUB State Conference. Officers were re-elected, with other terms set for four years. Activities included sermons on stewardship and reports on Christian education rural life and social concerns. A Winchester tour was featured, with Brotherhood Night upcoming and pastoral assignments to be announced after the final sermon.
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Seagate
The
Brethren Church
EUB
H College and Conservatory of Music
Dayton
Tne Sec
Homie
B. Exealet
Mayville
Carl W. Hiser
East Cathee 1Gra Pa
Activiies
O. Arnold
Ohio
Evangelical United Brethren Literature
James A. Swain
Christian Education
Lloyd 5S
Berke’ Springs
W. Va
B. PF. Spitzer
Franklin
Paul J. Slonaker
Berkeley Springs
J. P. Sheesley
Lost River
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Brotherhood
Calvin S. Harden
Blanton
Prnese
Theomorrow
Gregory
FM Station to Carry EUB Conference Service
The final BE U B Conference meeting will be broadcast on Winchester WRFL FM tomorrow between 11 a.m. and 12 15 p.m. The service will be aired live.
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BE. U. B
Winchester
WRFL
Ween
Open on Tuesday September 30
Fragmentary notice notes someone named Arthur M. Jackel and a phone number, with unclear context. The readable bits suggest an appointment or exam reference and reopening on a Tuesday in September. Details are incomplete but indicate a temporary closure and return date.
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Arthur M. Jackel O.d
Newberry’s
Appoin
General's Visit Great Day for Virginia Republicans and Eisenhower Democrats
Virginia Republicans and Eisenhower Democrats shared a jubilant day as Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower toured the state aboard a special train from Martinsville to Richmond. Republican leaders praised a hoped-for 12 electoral votes, with crowds cheering from Roanoke to Petersburg. Eisenhower spoke of his Virginia roots, paid tribute to Harry F Byrd, and noted a crack about Byrds in Congress, while a platform collapse at the capitol caused a brief scare.
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Virginia
Eisenhower
Frank H. Fuller
Richmond
Martinsville
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Carolina
Landreth
Winston-Salem
Dalton
Roanoke
Norinee
State Capitol
Capitol
William F. Knowland
Vic
S.f Ree Publican
Mount Sidney
Shenandoah Valley
Old Town
Lynchburg
Carter Glass
Glass
Thss
Amercan
America
Byrd
Petersburg
Harry F Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Trump
Congress
Winchester City Names Committees In New Governing Org
Mayor M B Clowe completed the city’s two year committee organization after three new council members joined in September. He reappointed and created chairs for Finance Water and Sewer Streets Lights Public Safety Airport Armory Recreation Fire Welfare and Claims Public and Local Improvement Public Health Ordinances and Administrative Offices with several members replaced from the prior year.
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M. B. Clowe
Winchester
Clowe
W. P. McGuire
Percy D. Miller
J M. Steck
Fred J. Brumback
Marvin D. Weaver
Weaver
Fercy D. Miller
Claude B. Smalts
Hoye L. Riles Brumback
P. D. Miller
Riley
Hoye L. Riley
A. Harold Rowe
Orville
J. Lee Miller
Wine
Srhalts
W. 8S. Sargent
Orville Wine
C R. Anderson
Carson C. Dettra
City Hall
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
A Lee Coble
McGuire
C R Anderson
Public Safety
J. M. Steck
H. W. Butler
Smalts and
Rowe
Airport
Armory and Recreation
H. W. Butler, Jr
Dr. Anderson
Fred Brumback
Brumback
Sargent
Coble
Butler
Sargent C. C. Dettra
Steck
Harold Rowe
Riley and Smalts
Lee Miller
A. Lee Coble
George Santayana Dies in Rome at 88
George Santayana, renowned philosopher and poet, died last night at a convent clinic near the Colosseum. Born in Madrid in 1863, he spent most of his life abroad and in the United States, completing his final book Dominations and Powers last year.
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Rome
George Santayana
America
Santayana
Little Company of Mary
Blue Sisters
Colosseum
Madrid
United States
Spain
Big Bill Lias Faces Deportation Foreboding Wheeling case
William Lias known as Big Bill Lias, 52, a Wheeling Downs owner and noted boot leg figure, is free on 7000 bail awaiting a hearing on illegal entry in 1935 with no passport. The government seeks deportation and tax authorities claim 2.85 million in back taxes amid a long running legal fight.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William
Big Bill
Lias
Wheeling Downs
Sam
Greece
United States
Vassilios Liacakos
Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Sen. Wiliams
R-De
West Virginia
Ohio
Internal Revenue Department
Sen. Williams
Jas
FHA Prize Winners In 5 Departments At Annual Fair
Winners are listed for items in categories including angel food cake chiffon cake cupcakes and cookies. Key names include Eleanor Franklin Susan Gore Ann Williams Alice Snapp Jo Ann Hall and Louise Place with multiple first or second place awards across fruit pies canning vegetables and garden produce categories.
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FHA
America
Adams
Mary Renner
Shirley Snapp
Angel
Susan Gore
Ann Williams
Eleanor Franklin
Patsy Omps
Alice Snapp
Jo Ann Hall
Mite Williams
Dan Wilson
Margaret Cooper
Agnes Fox
Weno Cornwell
Yint
Eleanor Frank
Shirley Altiser
Ates
Erony Cornwell
Sto Franklin
Canning Department
Eleanor Frankapes Sause
Phyllis
Holliday
Ruth Bageant
W Eleanor Franklin
Evaline Wilson
Franklin
Pizzano Elected President and Officers of Frederick Cancer Society
Mrs. Robert L. Pizzano is elected president of the Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society with a new board. Dr. T. C. Powers is first vice president James Sawyer second vice president A B Pennypacker secretary and Salome Crisman treasurer. Representatives from four city precincts and five county districts are named along with ex officio members and district appointees. The group meets October 8 at 7 30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church to appoint committees for service action and finance.
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Robert L. Pizzano
Frede
Coun
American Cancer
T. C. Powers
James Sawyer
A. 8. Pennypacker
Salome Crisman
Friendship
Frank Bailey
Ada T. Oppie
Sarah Zane
T. W. Baldridge
Kenneth C. Patton
Rouss
R. Gray Williams
T. J. Calkin
City
Ralph Hardy
E. L. Mason
Frederick County
Shawnee
J. Kenneth Robinson
Stonewall
Robert Russell
Opequon
Harry M. Carbaugh
Back Creek
Leslie Lucas
Gainesboro
Earl Rinker
Henry Moss Brooks
Gladys Crawford
W. F. Albright
Medical Society
William H. Hanckel
Ministerial Society
Mary Jane McCone
Memorial Hospital
George Murphy
R. E. Aylex
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
A. L. Lindall
Agnes Shirley
Sherwin Farmer
Jane Gross
Giicere
Presbyterian Church
Nixon Urges Texas Democrats to Back Eisenhower
In Amarillo last night the general told Texas Democrats to support Eisenhower, a Texas native, saying he would clean up the mess in Washington. Nixon then moved on to Oklahoma. John Sparkman praised Nixon's honesty to Oklahoma delegates before his Dayton trip.
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Nixon
Amarillo
Texas
Eisenhower
Lone Star
Washington
Oklahoma
John Sparkman
Tors
Alabama
Dayton
Ohio
Apple Service Denies Members Defend Growers Rights
Apple service officials deny charges by the government and pledge to defend the rights of fruit growers. Secret ary Manager Carroll Miller and directors voted to back growers through sound teamwork and continued efforts to improve finances amid recent claims.
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CP Mat
Carroll Miller
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Winchester Star
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Fort Collier Farm
Virginia Artificial Breeding Association
Old Dominion
Floyd Landreth
Tee Dalton
Radford
Robert W. Hatcher
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Walter A. Bowman
Theity
Riteway
Virginia Fruit Market
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