Mrs. S. Bondurant Succumbs at 81
Mrs. S. Bondurant 81 widow of N. T. Bondurant died at 9 15 night at the home of her niece Mrs. W. Robertson and great niece Mrs. W. H orff. Born in Frederick county she was a daughter of Philip E. and Mary Huffman Frye and a member of Relief Methodist church. Surviving are two stepdaughters, a brother Philip Frye of Relief and nieces and nephews. Services 2 pm tomorrow at Jones funeral home Rev H S Roane officiating. Burial Mount Hebron cemetery with pallbearers Floyd Ginn Vernon Ridings George W. Glaize Alfred Snapp Carl Martin Nelson Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bondurant
N. T. Bondurant
W. Robertson
W. Horff
Relief Section
Frederick County
Philip E
Mary Huffman Frye
Relief Methodist Church
Eva Bondurant
St. Louis
Rosa Burr
Neb
Air Force Signs Dorsey Brothers
The Dorsey brothers Louis and Horace of 319 N Braddock St enlist in the Air Force at the local recruitment station this month bringing total area enlistments to 42. They expect to attend a special school on military finance after Lackland AFB training in San Antonio Texas. Both graduates of Handley High School.
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Dorsey Brothers
Louis
Horace
N. Braddock St
Air Force
U. S. Army
Lackland Air Base
An Antonio
Texet
Dorseys
Handley High School
Answers to Daily Quiz Printed on Page Four
The page lists quiz results with answers: 1 Neigh 2 By an anemometer 3 False about a downturn before next spring 4 Lady Godiva Puck Frates 8 Forester 8 Helsinki Finland 23 Glen H Taylor Idaho 10 International Union United Automobile Aircraft Agri Spares Implement Workers America CIO.
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Neigh
Lady Godiva
Puck. Frates
Forester
Helsinki
Finland
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
International Union
United Automobile, Aircraft, Agri- Spares Implement Workers America
CIO
Hack wood Auction and Estate Sale Notice
An estate sale listing announces an auction at 11 am by J. H. Punkhouser in front of the court stock and localina with a note of a date change to Logan R. Fay. Antique furniture and furnishings expected. location lies two miles north of Win.
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TDCT
J. H
Joseph H. Funkhouser
Court House
Winchester
Commercial & Savings Bank
National Fruit Product Co
Virginia Apple Storage Co
Farmers Livestock Exchange
C. C. Funkhouser
Coleman Dunn
Bevin Speech Seen as Gap Width in United Nations
Soviet press portrays Bevin’s Paris address as an effort to justify regional UN work and to cover Western reluctance to accept Soviet disarmament and Palestine proposals. Tass condemns Western maneuvers while Vishinsky urges atomic control and arms reduction.
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General Assembly
Paris
United Nations
U.N
Bevin
Moscow
United States
Britain
Assembly
Tass
A. Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Palestine
Count Folke
Bernadotte
Reds in Government and Loyalty Scrutiny Expand
Public workers union and government bodies face renewed scrutiny as the Reds in Government issue persists. Remington appeals a loyalty ruling and seeks to confront spy-ring claimant Elizabeth Bentley. Justice Department weighs an inquiry into Rep. J Parnell Thomas's office practices amid payroll concerns.
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United States
Public Workers Union
Congress
Commission
Uan
Remington
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Elizabeth T. Bentley
J. Parnell Thomas
Thomas
Justice Department
New Jersey
Pearson
Alex M. Campbell
Closed-door spy hearings to run weeks with twenty more witnesses
A statement from Thomas confirms continuing behind-closed-doors hearings for several weeks with at least 20 additional witnesses expected to be heard. The pledge underscores ongoing investigations and parliamentary scrutiny.
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Thomas
Ittee
Methodist Leaders Plan Columbus Conference Advance Program
Dr. F B Oglesby superintendent of the Winchester Methodist district will join about 80 church leaders at a nationwide Columbus conference October 4 5 to launch The Advance for Christ and His Church a four year plan with global preaching and teaching aims and a campaign to boost giving for missions and overseas relief Rev T M Swann superintendent of Staunton district and former Braddock Street pastor also attends Oglesby remains in Richmond this week for a cabinet meeting ahead of the Norfolk annual conference next month.
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F. B. Oglesby
Winchester
Methodist Church
Columbus CO
Christ and His Church
T. M. Swann
Staunton
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Oglesby
Richmond
Norfolk
Mitchum and three others plead not guilty to narcotics charges
Robert Mitchum and three co defendants pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to possession of marijuana charges. Each defendant remains free on ten thousand dollars bail. The attorney had sought dismissal on a legal technicality but was unsuccessful.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Lil Leeds
Vicki Evans
Robin Ford
Virginia Farmers Forecast Record Grain Crops and Hog Profits
A Virginia extension official reports United States grain crops reaching unprecedented totals and a plentiful protein feed outlook. National livestock numbers have shifted, while Virginia sees near record cattle and a slightly higher spring pig crop. Recommendations include early sow breeding, heavier hogweights, and intensified feeding to capitalize on the favorable market.
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Virginia
Herring
Extension Service
UN debates provisional Berlin solution amid veto risks
The Security Council weighs provisional steps to settle the Berlin dispute with Article 40 powers, seeking a plan likely to win seven votes amid Soviet veto threats. Ukraine denounces US war incitement while Yugoslavia backs Moscow as Western powers present their case to the UN.
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U. N
Berlin
Moscow
Truman attacks Taft and Moore in Oklahoma City address
President Truman assailed Senator Taft for blocking his bill and warned that Taft would wield strong influence if Republicans win. He criticized the 80th Congress as among the worst and accused Republicans of aiding communism. He faulted the House Un-American Activities Committee for press stunts and alleged leaks to foreign powers.
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Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
United States
Oklahoma City
E. H. Moore
Moore
Tulsa
Sen. Moore
Marietta
Fromer
Robert S. Kerr
Sen
Rep
Ross Rizler
Kerr
Republican Party
House UN- American Activities Committee
Toddler killed in shaft fall in store elevator
A four year old boy named Robert Lee Brown died after slipping from his mother’s skirt and tumbling four floors down a freight elevator shaft in Los Angeles. His body struck a beam near the pit bottom while he clutched a rabbit doll.
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Los Angeles
Lyle Brown
Robert Lee Brown
Robertson Sees Inflation as Ally of Russians
U S Sen A Willis Robertson told a Richmond reporter that inflation could be used by the Russians to liquidate the middle class and that controlling price inflation at home would aid future world peace and the stability of democratic institutions.
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Robertson
Richmond
U. S
A. Willis Robertson
Washington
Lenin
WSCS Seminar Set at Market St Church
The yearly WSCS seminar for the Winchester district runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow at Market Street Methodist Church. Speakers include Mrs. J. F. Bly and delegates from Bruce town and Braddock Street churches. Various local women, including Mrs. Roscoe C. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Dickinson, will participate with Rev. L. F. Havermale opening worship and Mrs. W. W. Ballengee leading noon worship.
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WSCS
Winchester
Market St. Methodist Church
J. F. Bly
Braddock St
Brucetown
Frances Duvall
Ike Ebert
Mac Jones
Waverley Hardesty
Bertha Ashwood
Alamos
Emory Ellmore
Harvey Fishpaw
L. O. Dick
Margaret Duvall
Jean Duvall
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Charlies Lanahan
Lynwood Hammond
John W. Rosenberger
T. J. Hawkins
P. G. _ Ireland
H. B. Garber
Emma Ridgeway
Loring Woore
John Hawse
Roscoe C. Johnson
Front Royal
Frank Dickinson
West China
L. F. Havermale
W. W. Ballengee
Strasburg
Squirrel Season Ends Until Nov 20
Tomorrow is the last hunting day for squirrels before the general season opens on November 20. Game Warden Earl Cather issued the reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cather
President declines cast iron label after tour
The President said he is not made of cast iron despite posing as an iron man during his strenuous speaking tour and noted he has clasped hands with upwards of 20,000 people since leaving Washington on September 17.
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Washington
Gains Liberty Year After Hearing Death Sentence Passed
A 21 year old man, John Valletutti, walked free from Ray mond Street jail after a Court of Appeals reversal and new trial order. He had been convicted in a 1945 holdup that left a wounded veteran dead and spent eight months on death row at Sing Sing. Judge Louis Goldstein had imposed death with the jury recommending life, then a reversal prompted a renewed inquiry and dismissal of further action.
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New York
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Originret
John Valletutti
Sing Sing
Louis Goldstein
Court of Appeals
Valletutti
Goldstein
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Front Royal Road
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Latin America
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Soviet Union
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Marshal Tito
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Loudoun St
Pas Paletio
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
S. Loudoun St
Haldeman
Zun
S. Braddock St
Market St. Church
Starling
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Glaize & Bro
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Chapman
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N. Main St
Pine Motor Co., Inc
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REDDY
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