Smallwood In Clarke County Deaths
Obituary fragment notes Margaret Smallwood of Clarke County born August 2, 1874. Survived by daughter Mrs. Margaret Virginia Ru and sister Mrs. Ida Brown of Berryville. Services will be held at the Baptist Church with Pastor Brown officiating.
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Margaret Smallwood
Lewis F
Ree Es
Love
Suzan Ritt
Margaret Virginia Ru
Ida
Berryville
R Brown
Baptist Church
C of C Board Election Terms Spelled Out
The Commercial Club board outlines division leaders in agriculture miscel and service. One director to be elected by the rat division for a two year term from 1952 to 1954, with terms commencing immediately after selection.
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Ree Sages
Agricultural
Miscel and Service
of Rat
Thad
Cam Virghha
Unclear text fragment hints at puzzle or wordplay
Fragmentary lines reference I Q answers, site ET rent, Malvolio surrender and Treasure Is ity Lehar with scattered numbers and quotes, suggesting a miscellaneous puzzle item rather than a coherent news event.
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Olin
Secrecy in Government Cited by GOP Panel Report
A Senate Policy Committee staff report distributed in Washington charges Democrats have hidden public information for two decades. It says secrecy expanded from 1933 through the Truman administration and peaked under an unnamed president, degrading Congress and press access.
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Washington
Congress
Policy Committee
Senate
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Fall Continued From Page One
Local obituary notes the death of Hayfield resident with the body at Omps Funeral Home. Mrs Annie L Taylor of this city is named as mater grandmother with arrangements in progress.
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Hayfield
Annie L. Taylor
Omps Funeral Home
Auctioneers listed for October sales in Virginia and West Virginia towns
Sales Directory shows multiple auctions with locations in Duvall Sulphur Sulvall Strasburg and Capon Bridge. Entries include names like Joseph Massie Jr. and Joseph Newlin attorneys, Roy Duvall and Katie Myers, with items such as estate real estate furniture and farm machinery scheduled on October 4 11 and 11. District offices and auctioneers Omar Pugh Chas Duvall are named.
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Ola V. Stafford
Coun
Seas Selves
Sal
Highland Ave
Duvall
Lilly Barritt
East Sulvall
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick Strasburg
A. G. . Strasburg
Katherine Solenberger
Frederick County Court House
Washington St
Roy Duvall
Katie G. Myersg
Broswtens
Chas. Duvall
Saturday's Answer 38 God of War and River Clues
A cryptic clue set yields number 38, with hints for a Greek god of war and a French term for river. A frozen dessert and a carting vehicle appear among the cross references. The entry ends with the digit 2 percent.
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Saterday
God of War
Acheson May Warn Russia of UN Action in Korea
The New York Times reports Secretary of State Acheson may warn Russia and its allies that the United States will seek further United Nations action in Korea if the armistice deadlock continues. Acheson would address the General Assembly early in its opening debate around mid October, a move seen as countering Republican criticism of policy before the presidential election.
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Acheson
Russia
Korea
New York
New York Times
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations
the Times
U. N
Washington
State Department
Times
Assembly
The
Times Dispatch
Miss Appalachian Apple Harvest Queen Crown Planned
Nancy Lang an 18 year old Charlottesville bank secretary was to be crowned Miss Appalachian Apple Harvest Queen in a radio ceremony in Washington. She represented Virginia last week in the four state Asian Apple Harvest festival.
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Washington
Nancy Lang
Charlottesville
Virginia
Community Chest campaign teams form for drive
Chest divisions organize volunteers in a city drive with zone majors and team captains. J. T. Kremer chairs the Advance Gifts and plans a kickoff meeting. Commercial division captains include Belchie aided by Perry, Zydelis, Goode, Lineburg and others as part of the October campaign push. In Korea a U. S. 25th Division sniper engages a trench threat before a local toll of fate.
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A Dettra
Snapp
R. W. Dibeler
H. J. Heinz
Ridgely White
Rodney Sirbaugh
F. L. Sargent, Jr
W. P. McGuire
Beverly Hofer
A. C. Halvosa
Thomas Elsin
Advance Gifts
J. T. Kremer
Robert Weitz
Robert Lindsay
Grove White
Lemuel
Stewart Bell, Jr
Ralph Larson
Foot Kremer
Ben Belchie
Ferman Perry
Frank Zydelis
Tommy Goode
Richard Lineburg
Joe Stone
Charlie Kabler
Charlie Dorton
Bill Sempeles
Homer Alberti
James Nebbitt
R. V. Martin
John McAboy
Richard Lucas
White Post Sailor Hurt In Route 522 Accident
Marvin Hill, a White Post resident serving in the U. S. Navy, sustained minor injuries in a non collision crash on Route 522 south of town. Driving a 1951 Hudson owned by William Bridgeforth, Hill lost control, the car overturned and caught fire. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and released. Total damage to the car was estimated at a substantial amount.
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Marvin Hill
White Post
U. S. Navy
Jaaa K Wee
Bens Anne
William Bridgeforth
Hill
Memorial Hospital
Stydahar Resigns as Rams Coach After Losing Streak
The Los Angeles Rams announce head coach J. Stydahar has resigned after four straight losses. Backfield coach Hampton Pool will take over, with Reeves and Stydahar receiving remaining pay per contract. Stydahar earned about 15 000 dollars annually and the team claimed dissension within the staff.
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LOS Alteles
Williams asks DOJ to delay Costello deportation as witness
Senator Williams asks the Justice Department to postpone deporting gambler Frank Costello, saying Costello could become a key witness in trials involving former government officials. The request emphasizes Costello's potential testimony impact on high level cases.
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Costello
Washington
Williams
Del
Justice Department
Frank Costello
Truman and Eisenhower clash over security and diplomacy
The piece reports Truman accusing Eisenhower of anti administration tactics while warning voters about perceived communist infiltration. It notes Eisenhower’s response and Bedell Smith’s statement on Reds penetrating U S security agencies. It also mentions Nixon and Taft related digs amid political campaigning.
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Truman
Joseph Stalin
Outer
Ter Mongolia
Eisenhower
Columbia
8. C
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Seemann
Ren
Richard Nixon
Taft
Routing Green
Democra
Van Fleet to be Relieved as Korean War Strain Mounts
The New York Times reports relief for General James A. Van Fleet after 17 months in command of the Eighth Army in Korea. A successor is to be chosen before any formal announcement. Lt. Gen. Maxwell C. McAuliffe is a leading name in consideration.
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New York
New York Times
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Yorea
Pentagon
Times
van Fleet
Maxwell C. McAuliffe
The
Delayed Delivery of Armored Carriers From Harvester Plant
Army urgent order armored personnel carriers completed at International Harvester Co. Melrose Park plant are delayed due to a strike. Harvester reported Monday that delivery to Korea bound vehicles were held up as the strikebound plant affected shipments.
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Chicago
Chicago Ashington
International Harvester Co
Melrose Park
Harvester
Korea
General Smith deposition remarks spark security trust debate
Gen. Smith defended Marshall amid a deposition hearing summoned by Sen. Benton. The discussion centered on a nationwide statement about intelligence agency penetration and implied actions. Benton labeled McCarthy a powerful figure allied with Russia in past decisive moments.
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Tee
Charwomen
Smith
Sen. Benton
D-Conn
Ae McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Hood
Russia
America
Gen. Smith
Marshall
George Marshall
Front Royal Man To Seat Kiwanians
James Payne executive secretary of the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce and past Lt Gov of the 9th Kiwanis Capital District will install new members at the Kiwanis Club meeting at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel. New members being installed are Gilbert C Earle W Carlisle Reiter and Morris
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James Payne
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Capital
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Gilbert C. Earle
W. Carlisle
Eaese Reiter
Morris
Civic League to Hear Mrs Larrick on League Day
Mrs Herbert Larrick former president of the Civic League will speak at Friday’s League Day meeting at 12 30 PM in the George Washington Hotel. Past presidents will receive special recognition and reports on the constitution revision will be presented. Reservations for Allney members and others may be made by calling Mrs Marvin Gore.
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Herbert Larrick
Ans Civiere
Tober
George Washington Hotel
Auameicane
Aes
William Pryor
Bradford Bennett
John Carr
Ala Ee
Alan Ford
Mason
Marshall Novick
James Rob
Allney
Ishin
Iors Mercing
Marvin Gore
Rock Blast Traps and Kills Three Prisoners in Truck Cage
A blast in Knoxville Tennessee entombed three prisoners in a locked truck cage while workers attempted to move them. Authorities investigated the incident and safety measures are under review.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Two Guards and Inmate Die in Knoxville Incident
A vehicular attack left two guards and one prisoner dead while four other prisoners remained near death in a Knoxville hospital. The suspect Jess Loveday claimed he set off a dynamite blast at the quarry, asserting the area was clear.
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Knoxville
Jess. Loveday
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