Eisenhower as European chief contender surfaces in U S talk
Washington speculation grows that President Truman may name Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to command a projected international force to defend Western Europe. Officials note his proven ability and wartime leadership as reasons he may be chosen for the supreme command.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Eisenhower
Supreme Command Post
General Eisenhower
Ike
New York
U. S
State
Omar N
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Supreme Command
Greensprings Ing Hosts Monday Evening
Mr and Mrs Al bert Luttrell hosted Greensprings Ing on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs William Grona celebrate birth of a son. C B Dawson returned home after a Memorial hospital stay in Winchester for pneumonia. Mrs A M Shirley and Mrs Albert Watson of Darkesville W Va visited Mrs Lloyd Milburn and Mrs Howard Fiddler on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Shiley and daughter of Rest and Mr Joe and Mrs William Nagley and Dickie of Winchester visited Roy Ashton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Evan Harrison Mrs Girtie Hardy and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Milburn and children attended the Hagerstown fair last week.
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Ing
Albert Luttrell
William Grona
C. B. Dawson
Winchester
Ital
A. M. Shirley
Albert Watson
Darkesville
W. Va
Lloyd Milburn
Howard Fiddler
Raymond Shiley
Rest
Joe
William Nagley
Dickie
Roy Ashton
Evan Harrison
Girtie Hardy
Hagerstown Fair
Local Notes From Gainesboro and Area
Gainesboro residents share visits with family in Gettysburg Pennsylvania and Hayfield. MRS Minnie Bowen and Mrs Esther Place are patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital. De Ramey of Washington station visits his home here. Delvin DeHaven now in the Army at Camp Campbell Kentucky. Carlton Ramey and family visit Mrs Fred Boxwell in Hayfield. Colleen Largent of Whitacre visits Velda DeHaven. Louise Ritter weekends with Maggie Ro sp.. June Fearnow from Washington calls on Delphia DeHaven and Margaret McIlwee. Bobby Jean Owens visits sister Joyce Hottle in Winchester. Michael Place family welcomed a newborn son. Animals walking softly have keen hearing. heavy steps imply dull ears.
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Gainesboro
L. H. Ruble
Marlene
Clarendon Ruble
Rex Light
Gettysburg
Minnie Bowen
Esther Place
Winchester Memorial Hospital
de Ramey
Washington
Delvin DeHaven
Camp Campbell
Carlton Ramey
Fred Boxwell
Hayeld
Colleen Largent
Whitacre
Velda DeHaven
Louise Ritter
Maggie Ro
June Fearnow
Delphia DeHaven
Margaret McIlwee
Bobby Jean Owens
Joyce Hottle
Winchester
Michael Place
Glass Menagerie on screen with Lawerence strong
Hollywood review highlights Gertrude Lawerence in The Glass Menagerie as the standout, with Jane Wyman and Arthur Kennedy delivering solid turns. Tennessee Williams’ adaptation, the plot about a nagging mother Amanda Wingfield and her finances, is tempered by occasional humor and songs, lasting about 110 minutes.
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Hollywood
Broadway
Gertrude Lawerence
Jane Wyman
Johnny Belinda
St. Louis
Arthur Kennedy
Merchant Marines
Miss Lawrence
Amanda Wingfield
Miss Wyman
Kirk Douglas
Tennessee Williams
Bing Crosby
Bing
Charles Coburn
Nancy Olson
Bird-Lie
Ida Moore
Nancy
Be Able to Speak To Church Group Rally Day Program
Grace Lutheran Church hosts a Rally Day during Sunday School with services at 8 00, 11 00 and 7 30 p m. Paul D Beable James Wood High School principal joins as guest speaker. Sunday School hours are 9 45 with officers Clyde Campbell superintendent L Baker So per Donald Kremer and Donald Campbell assistants J P Miller treasurer.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Paul D. Beable
James Wood High School
Will
Clyde Pbell
L. Baker Soper
Donald Kremer
Donald Campbell
J. P. Miller
Local social notes from Stephens City event roundup
Community updates show a $50 pledge to the Stephens City building fund for homecoming Sunday on October second. Attendees include Mrs. Stewart Pence, Mrs. Nelson Nichols, Mrs. Glen Combs and others as social guests visit Winchester Memorial Hospital patients and local residents recover from operations.
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Marthena Clevenger
Shifflett
Stewart Pence
Nelson Nichols
Glen Combs
Randall Ridgeway
W. C. Adams
Clayton Carbaugh
Joe Clevenger
Hay
New York
Athey Sargent
Nancy Dodson
Moore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
N. B. Smallwood
Holmes Yeakle
Ralph Gregory
Ida Guard
Florida
E. C. Day
Resi
Lancaster Jails Amish Farmers In School Age Dispute
Six Amish farmers served three day sentences for refusing school until fines were paid by an unknown benefactor. Twelve more defendants followed, released after the benefactor covered the $176.25 fines. Similar charges against three Amish widows were dismissed, with thirteen new defendants jailed later for refusing fines.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Salisbury
John Benson
Belleville
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