Virginia Young Baseball Player to Enter All American Game
Richmond veteran Ben Wahrman selected by Esquire to choose Virginia's Youthful Baseball Player for the All American game. Players under eighteenth birthday by September 30 eligible, no professional contract signed, training in Chicago at Wrigley Field under a Hall of Fame mentor. Last year’s East beat West 6 0 and 5 4 with Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb figures. Vernon Morgan previously represented Virginia after Mooers field tryouts.
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Two Senators and Twenty Representatives Not Seeking Re election
Washington April 5 The article notes two U S Senators and twenty U S Representatives will not run again for their current seats in this year’s elections. Three House incumbents plan to seek Senate nominations.
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Washington
Senators consider renomination trends and retirements
The piece notes rising retirements and reelections in 1946 with 22 lawmakers not seeking renomination. Five Pennsylvania officials retire, including two Senators Charles Andrews of Florida and Thomas Hart of Connecticut, both citing health and age concerns.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Charles ©. Andrews
Florida
Thomas C. Hart
Connecticut
S. S. Senate
Charles Headley Contests Will In Maryland Probate
Charles Headley of near Middletown contests the probate of Minnie E. Headley's will filed March 11 in Frederick County. An appraisement lists estate value at 17 689 49 with personal property sale results and livestock remaining. The will grants Headley lifetime use of the farm and later transfers among heirs. a codicil alters beneficiaries to family members and properties.
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Minnie E. Headley
Frederick County
Charles Headley
Middletown
John B. Bywaters
James B. Singhass
James R. Snider
E. V. Ogden
Charles Pingley
Minebank
Solomon Mowery
Johnny Sibert
Dr Marcel Petiot Condemned to Die in Paris Trial
Paris April 5 Dr Marcel Petiot condemned to death after a three week trial in which he was found guilty of more than twenty killings. He cried I must be avenged then said he would appeal. Civil damages of about 17 000 were awarded to victims families.
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Marcel Petiot
LeSueur
Maurice
Palais de Justice
France
Rene Floriot
Fam
Floriot
Answers to the Daily Quiz Reveals Key Corrections
The page lists correct responses for the daily quiz with items including dates a false statement about officers a fourth class rating a reserve corps Lucifer Jersey Lily and a note about a patrol command. It also records initials and a final entry W D.
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Kers Training Corps
Jersey Lily
Hoover Optimistic About 1946 Season Despite Loss of Key Men
Middletown, defending Frederick Clarke Baseball League champions, face a lean 1946 with four new pitchers and seven lettermen. Coach Dennis H Hoover remains confident despite losing star pitchers Eugene Clem and James Cooley and infielders Jenkins and James Cooley. Opening game at Boyce sets tone for a reshuffled lineup.
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Dennis H. Hoover
Middletown Nine
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Middletown
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Osborne Renner
Junior Hounshell
Clyde Brumback
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James Cooley
Jenkins
Renner
Richard Clem
Brumbackyss
Hounswell
Eddy Dodson
Eugene DeHaven
Dalton
Cooley
McCauley
Shiley
Costello
Boyce
Advertisement Interest Among Newspaper Readers
Advertisements draw readers in newspapers as people seek products and services, with ads shaping purchase interest and local commerce through visible placement and frequent repetition.
Virginia Teams Split Baseball and Tennis Action Today
Virginia Tech opens a two day series in North Carolina with 17 players under Coach George Proctor as they face the Tar Heels at Chapel Hill and Duke at Durham. Roanoke Business College meets Virginia in Charlottesville while Kalamazoo College visits William and Mary for a key tennis showdown in Charlottesville.
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Chapel Hill
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Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Plan Sanday School For Stine's Chapel Opens April 7
The Presbyterian Church of Winchester sponsors a new Sunday School outpost at Stine's Chapel on Bloomery Star Route at the Apple Pie Ridge Road intersection. Dan Leatherman is elected superintendent with teachers from the community and church. Classes cover Nursery to Adult, meeting Sundays at 9:45 with an open invitation to Sunnyside and nearby communities.
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North Frederick Heights
Sole Pie Ridge
P Ae
Stine’s Chapel
Bloomery Star
Apple Pie Ridge
Presbyterian Church of Winchester
Dan Leatherman
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
June Hicks
Pansy Butler
W. B. Hicks
Theron J. Calkin
Janis Stine
Mary Gay Marker
Margaret McMurray
J. H. Hotinger
Booze Announces Holy Week Services at Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church in Stephens City hosts Holy Week services one week early due to parish arrangements. Monday through Friday each night features sermons on themes of learning and belief by the pastor, concluding with Easter Sunrise Service and a Luther League pageant titled In Joseph's Garden on Easter Eve.
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Stephens City
Joseph’s Garden
The
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Iran and Russia Sign Agreement Amid UN Security Council Shifts
The United Nations Security Council refocuses on procedural rules as Iran and Russia sign an accord. Byrnes heads to Washington with Stettinius Jr. handling American duties. Gromyko joined council members on Long Island at Lake Success to tour a potential new UN headquarters.
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London
Byrnes
Washington
United States
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Andrei Gromyko
Lake Success
Long Island
U. N
Hunter College
Bronx
Trygve Lie Speaks English German and Some Russian
The United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie is fluent in English and German and knows some Russian.
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Trygve Lie
The
United Nations
Local Woman Fined $10 for Unsanitary Rental on North Loudoun
Mrs. Bertha Calvert was fined $10 and costs by Judge John W. Rice in Civil and Police Justice Court for renting property without sanitary toilet facilities on North Loudoun Street. She remedied the violation by stopping rentals until toilet facilities could connect to the city sewer system.
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Bertha Calvert
Loudoun St
John W. Rice
Police Justice Court
Virginia
Game Association To Meet Tonight
The Game and Fi Association will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at City Hall. Members will hear reports on membership and a banquet date will be set.
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Game and Fi Association
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