Rail Employees Meet First Postwar Railroad Conference
Roanoke hosts the Norfolk and Western Road employees at the first postwar meeting and fetter service conference. Attending are five union members and rail workers discussing plans and goals for postwar operations.
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Norfolk “and Western Ray
Stonewall Pupils Take Washington Sightseeing Trip
Twenty seven Stonewall high school seniors plus Principal Bryant Harper and teacher Mrs. Hayette Light traveled by special bus to Washington Friday. They planned to attend a senate session visit the White House and the Spearearian library before returning.
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Stonewall High School
Bryant Harper
Hayette Light
Washington
Senate
White House
Shakespearian
Time Zone Note for Broadcast Schedules
Eastern standard time applies and operations note subtract one hour for cew ard and two hours for m standard. Some local stations shift relay times to match local schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights With Variety Programs
A detailed listing of evening and late night broadcasts across CBS ABC and mbs networks, including music, drama, game shows, news, and variety programs. Notable entries feature The Life of Riley, Truth or Consequences, The Grand Ole Opry, The Tonight and Dance segments, and regional shows like Curtain Time and Chicago Theater.
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Abe
NBC Symphony
Abeo
Cbs
Abc
Harry Wismerris
Jack Beall
Ace
Jane
Cbs Modern Music Museum
Abc Hawaii
Ape Burrows
Abc News
H. Carmichael
Cbs Twin News
Riley
Ross Dolan
Sinatra
Abec
Joan Davis
Judy Canova
Are Monroe
Malone
Kay Kyser
Abc Basic
Abc Dance & M
Bishop Shaw to Speak at John Mann Church Anniversary
Presiding bishop of Baltimore area Bishop Alexander P. Shaw will be guest speaker at John Mann Methodist Church. He will lead the 11 a.m. communion service and deliver the 3 p.m. closing sermon during the church's 90th anniversary celebration.
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Alexander P. Shaw
John Mann Methodist Church
Baltimore
John Mann Church
No-hit hurler belts 19 in 21-0 win
Walter Younger pitched a seven inning no hitter for Danville High School as they defeated Renan High School 21 to 0. Younger fanned 19 of 22 batters in the victory at the school field.
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Danville
Walter Younger
Renan High School
Younger
Minghini Rolls Record 193 In Major Loop
Garber Ice Cream star Charles Minghini bowled a 193 game to set Winchester League single game record in Major League. Minghini also led Garber to an 1801 team set as they defeated Piccadilly Soda Shop while Hershey Pints swept Kern Motor and Perry Coast. Co. picked up a win over Rustic Tavern.
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Minghini
Charles Minghini
Bill Moore
Dick Renner
Jack Larrick
Hershey
Garber Ice Cream
Perry Coast. Co
Piccadilly Shop
Winchester
Garber
Teddy Keller
Picadilly Soda Shop
Kern Motor
Perry Construction
Rustic Tavern
Community Sale Nets About 350 For Tabernacle Mission
The public sale held last week at the George Hellsley farm north of Winchester netted about 350 for the Home Mission Tabernacle. The sale grossed around 6000 with most items sold on commission for the owners.
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George Helsley
Winchester
Home Mission Tabernacle
Realty Transfers In Frederick Loudoun Winchester Area
Realty transfers show multiple deeds in Frederick County Loudoun Manor Stonewall Winchester areas. J Thomas McKee to Rueben Berry and Berry to Norman Ritter involve four lots. Hannah Hamilton to E Steele north of Winchester. William Richards to Sherman Dick two lots. Ivan Kline to Elmer Sherman two lots near Front Royal Rd. Carl Nesselrodt to M I Adams 65 acres. Walter Anderson to Thomas Kain near Winchester. Irvan OConnell to Wilbert Pugh two miles west. Walter Massie to James Sandy 15 acres. Slonaker to Raymond Slonaker lot in Stonewall District near Route 50. John Cooley to W O Miller 8 acres near Marlboro. B S Yancey to Roy Smith 13.16 acres near Route 277. B F Dodson to Roy E Smith 5 acres in Opequon. City of Winchester transfers include Wilt to Patton lot on North Loudoun Street and Nicholson to Richard Nicholson corner lot at Smithfield Ave and Easter Kern Street. Cons sums noted.
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Frederick County
J. Thomas Mckee
Rueben A. Berry
Michael and
Edna Moscarella
Norman Ritter
Hannah Hamilton
E Steele
Winchester
Stonewall Dist
William M. Richards
Sherman W. Dick
Richards Ave
Loudoun Manor
Ivan P. Kline
Elmer A. Sherman
Front Royal
Carl W. Nesselrodt
M. I. Adams
Walter O. Anderson
Thomas E. Kain
Anderson Ave
Irvan T. O'Connell
Wilbert G. Pugh
Walter W. Massie
James H. Sandy
Martinsburg Pike
Kermit A. Slonaker
Raymond QO. Slonaker
John C. Cooley
W.O. Miller
Marlboro
Stephens City
B. S. Yancey
Roy Smith
B. F. Dodson
Roy E. Smith
Opequon Dist
Robert W. Wilt
Donald Lee Patton
Loudoun St
Nicholson
Richard L
Leona Nicholson
Smithfield Ave
Easter Kern Street
Anti Truman Bill Signed Changes Virginia Presidential Ties
Gov William Tuck signs administration backed anti Truman bill on paper held by House Floor Leader E Blackburn Moore of Berryville. The 1948 General Assembly measure lets the state Democratic party offer its own ticket if the national ticket is not ratified by the party convention.
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William Tuck Hands
House
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
General Assembly
State Democratic Party
National Party
Viscose Co Men Interested in River Water Tests
Officials of Viscose at Front Royal said they read of a Charles Town meeting where a Federal specialist reported tests of Shenandoah River water below the plant. They will share their results with the State Water Control Board and other groups. The meeting, held by Isaak Walton League chapters, heard Croswell Henderson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service say soluble zinc from plant waste fluids is harming the river below Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Charles Town
Shenandoah River
State Water Control Board
Isaak Walton League
Croswell Henderson
U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service
Colgate President Urges U S to Demonstrate Working Democracy
Colgate W Darden Jr president of the University of Virginia urged the United States to give such a good example of working democracy that the peoples of the world will readily accept it as superior. He spoke in Charlestown West Virginia on April 3.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Colgate W. Darden Jr
University of Virginia
United States
Fragmentary remark on resisting Russian tyranny
A fragment suggests opposition to tyranny described as offered by Russia. No further context or details are provided in readable text.
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Ior
Russia
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