Renncy Awards Presented At Novick Transfer Meet
Approximately 160 attendees at a Novick Transfer employees night. J. W. Arthur presented safety awards and A. J. Nick presented service awards. Recipients earned one and two year honors with a film “Singing Who shown” at Sarah e Hall. Invited guests included Pred Saul and George Jones of the National Safety Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novick Transfer
Sarahe Hall
J. W. Arthur
A. J. Ick
Saf
John Allen
Harry Boarman
Robert Aor
R. Crisman
O. J. Dorsey
Esley Dunn
Hartyer
M. Grandstaff
Clyde
Carl Keller
Robert Low
Sam Mauck
C. P. McKay
Johner
Wm. Morrison
M. L. Nail
Nesselrodt
Roy Powell
M. Rudolph
I. Sapp
Arthur Shami
F. Shiffiet
Raymonder
Carroll Ward
W. Wendrhelm
Daniel Wilson
Lloyd P. Bland
Denzil Bolen
Richard DeHaven
Or Dolphin
Everett Dolphin
Earl
C. Funkhouser
An Higgs
Joseph Higgs
Oliver McDonald
Chas. Miller
H. B. Miller
Oee
Wm. Slonaker
R. L. Smith
W. Stotler
Jessie Stotler
Paulw Totler
Wilbur Swiggett
Johnard
Vincent Wilson
Philadelphia Terminal Co
Umberger
Gus. Fuller
George Puller
New York Terminal
B. Stanley
J. Sargeant
Stanley
Baltimore
Dennis Dailey
Cumberland
Kenneth Rosbough
Pred Saul
Market Service
L. Hill, Nichols Company
George Jones
National Safety Council
Queen Ollie Foulkes to Represent at Festival
Miss Ollie Foulkes, attending Packer Collegiate Institute in New York City, will be festival queen. She will partake in pre festival entertainments including a Washington party and a tour of historic sites, with plans to visit Winchester on Wednesday, April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Institute
Packer College Institute
New York City
Washington, D. C
Iuernin
Winchester
Coe
Senorita Somoza
Etettent of the
Republic of Niers
Anastasia Somoza
Somoza
Genevieve Garner
Eee Nance Garner
Garner
Ciecum Ideah XVI
Easter Greetings From Various Quarters
York reports Easter greetings flowing from many sources including religious leaders and communities. Pope Pius is noted as sharing Easter peace messages amid the day’s schedule and activities.
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York
Supply of Steel To Be Ample
New York April 7. Financial circles cited in a Steel magazine survey that despite longer deliveries and sold out conditions over 1941, steel will eventually be sufficient. The review notes March pig iron output as an all time high at 4,702,905 net tons for the month and 151,707 tons daily, compared with February 150,244 and January 150,524 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
Bank Statements Called For Nationwide Review
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Friday April 4, signaling a nationwide financial survey.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
4-H Club to Sponsor Debate at Round Hill School
The Round Hill 4-H Club will sponsor a debate on Thursday night April 8 at 8 o clock at Round Hill school. The topic is Resolved that the national government should take over all big labor and industries. Members of the Luttrell and Mt Williams debating society will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill 4-H Club
Round Hill School
Luttrell and
Mt. Williams Debating Society
China Doll Girl Returns With New Break
Seven year old Clara Hall known as the China Doll has a new fracture after a four month gap with no broken bones. She recently fell from a rocking chair and snapped her left arm due to an ailment that causes extreme brittleness of bones.
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Wanda
Clara Hall
Farm Meetings Announced For White County And Winchester
Farm meetings to be held this week include Tuesday at 7 30 p m with White County Agent Stine and Thursday at 7 30 p m a county wide meeting at the courthouse Coe of Blacksburg will speak at 1 30 p m monthly meeting of the Winchester group moving pi at each gathering
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White County
Stine
Courthouse
Coe
Blacksburg
Winchester
Union Plans to Halt Carpenter Work on Defense Housing
Joseph Martin, business agent of the Roofers Union, announced a new plan to halt carpenter work on two defense housing projects. The union claims the action is permitted under American Federation of Labor regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
Roofers Union
Roofers
Federation of Labor
Steel talks loom as leaders meet with Ford officials
A joint conference is possible tonight after separate afternoon sessions with the union and company representatives. At Allis-Chalmers and National Steel, about 21,000 hourly employees earned roughly 10 cents per hour, signaling ongoing labor tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dewey
Allis-Chalmer
National Steel Corporation
British plan to drive Italians from Albania in Greece action
British observers say the main goal of the expeditionary force in Greece is to expel Italians from Albania and hold Greece Albania and parts of Yugoslavia defensively until a final offensive. An anti invasion army at home would then attempt a second front across the English Channel. General Dill is on the ground as Wavell leadership remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
English Channel
Egypt
England
Archibald P. Wavell
Middle East
Wavell
John G. Dill
Imperial General Staff
Civil Service Exams Announced by U S Civil Service Commission
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for commodity exchange specialist and other positions. Applications are due at the Washington office, with salaries up to $4,600 annually. Obtain requirements and forms from Herman Gee, secretary of the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners, at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
Ion
Department of Agriculture
Herman Gee
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Special Easter Service at Gainesboro Church
A special Easter service is arranged for Sunday night April 13 at 7 30 in Gainesboro Methodist Church. John H. Rosenberger will deliver an address on the Resurrection. Music will feature vocalists from nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro Methodist Church
John H. Rosenberger
Winchester Court Sentences In Recent City Cases
Sentences imposed by Trial Justice F L Sargent Jr include Arthur Boyce and Charles Ruppell robbery referred to Grand Jury. Roy Hillyard drunk fined 10.25 dollars. Frank Pugh reckless driving 30 days suspended. Carson Jenkins drunk fined 10.25 dollars. Truman Sirbaugh drunk fined 10.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Trial Justice Court
F. L. Sargent, Jr
Arthur Boyce
Charles Rupell
Grand Roy Hillyard
Frank Pugh
Carson Jenkins
Truman Sirbaugh
Dr Clark to Lead Weekday Church Services
Dr E T Clark will conduct afternoon services for junior and intermediate members at First Baptist Church this week from 3 45 to 4 30 daily except Saturday. A 45 minute vesper is planned each evening at 8 o clock, except Saturday. All services center on the theme Faith with the choir performing a related number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Apple Wood Offered as Frederick County Removes Unprofitable Trees
W Keyser, an Linden area orchard operator, is offered 50 dollars for good apple wood. Frederick County has removed about 19 000 apple trees under a program to cull unprofitable stock. The wood is deemed unsuitable for commercial manufacturing.
Floats Begin Construction for Apple Blossom Parade
Watkins G. Hunt, official builder of floats, will begin work tomorrow. George T. Barnsley, director of the grand feature parade, announced. Committees seek cooperation to ensure a successful parade. Float construction continues through the fete on May 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins G. Hunt
Bhenandoah
George T. Barnsley
Vesper Services Planned at Market Street Church
The Rev. Homer Welch of Stephens City will lead vesper services at Market Street Methodist Church at 5 o'clock. A double quartet will sing. Evening services continue each night at 8 o'clock during Holy Week, said Pastor Garland Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Welch
Stephens City
Market Street Methodist Church
Garland Hopkins
Hounshell Named Superintendent for Culpeper Schools
Paul V. Hounshell the Strasburg High School principal was elected superintendent for Culpepper county schools for a four year term starting July 1. He will succeed Thomas W. Henry who resigned due to ill health. Hounshell is a Shenandoah native and a William and Mary MFA graduate after Bridgewater College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Hounshell
Strasburg High School
Culpeper County
Hounshell
Thomas W. Henry
Shenandoah County
College of
Wiliam and Mary
Bridgewater College
Supreme Court Rules Four 4–4 Decisions Amid Vacancy
The Supreme Court, in four ties, upheld lower court rulings including Robert S. James’s murder conviction in Los Angeles where two rattlesnakes were shown in court. It also sustained actions by the Justice Department seeking to expand its power to sue labor unions under the Sherman Act and anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert S. James
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Clowe Improves After Berryville Auto Crash
Donald Clowe who was injured in an automobile accident near Berryville Friday evening about 1 o'clock is better at Memorial Hospital. Family says he is still under observation and the exact nature of his injuries has not been disclosed. He may remain in hospital for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Clowe
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Crum Property Changes Hands and Nearby Purchases
Crum property sold to Whetzell C for 1455 dollars. A residence at Southwest corner of South Cameron and Gerrard sold to Harry Nelson for 3625 dollars. C L Oates buys three unimproved lots in Hillcrest subdivision south of Winchester for 235 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. March
South Cameron and
Gerrard
Harry Nelson
C. L. Oates
Hillcrest
Winchester
Delegates Named to Winchester Methodist Conference
Delegates to the Winchester district conference of the Methodist Church to be held at Woodstock April 15 and 16 were announced yesterday. Braddock Street delegates are Earl E. Baker Mrs O L Jamison C H Bailey with alternates J W Crider J H Myers and E Earl Parks. Market Street delegates are A C Halvosa John I Sloat George H Eagle and Mrs Halvosa with alternates Harry H Willis Paul Chamberlin Mrs A Harold Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
The
Methodist Church
Woodstock
Braddock Street
Earl E. Baker
O. L. Jamison
C. H. Bailey
J. W. Crider
J. H. Myers
E. Earl Parks
Market Street
A. C. Halvosa
John I. Sloat
George H. Eagle
Halvosa
Harry H. Willis
Paul Chamberlin
A. Harold Rowe
Britain to tax 50 percent for war budget in new plan
London reports a record budget of 4.207 billion pounds with a 50 percent income tax aimed at funding the war and curbing rising prices. Chancellor Kingsley Wood said the tax rise lowers exempt income by ten pounds to include 2 million more low earners, asserting the need to reduce consumption and stabilize costs. The Wisconsin unemployment act is noted in Q and A as the first to adopt such compensation in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Kingsley Wood
House of Commons
Military objectives at Sofia bombed continued front
Nazi and Greek claims clash over progress on the Yugoslav theater. Belgrade reportedly bombed, Sofia and Kastelir hit, while Turkish radio notes German actions do not satisfy. Greek counterattacks claim on Bulgarian soil. Belgrade flees toward Skopje amid delayed Serb withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
DNB
Sofia
Kustendil
Bulgaria
Italy
Split
Spalato
Catataro
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Trzvestia
Soviet Union
C.B.S
Ankara
Turky
Switzerland
Greece
Virtuioe
Struma
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Produce and livestock markets across Baltimore and Philadelphia on April 7 show dull demand for poultry and eggs with steady to mixed prices. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago reflect firmer trading, higher hog and veal prices, and active lamb sales, while butter and egg quotes in Philadelphia remain steady to mixed with standard and fancy grades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Dept. Agr
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Fed
Report on Boston Wool Market April 7 1920s
Trade was very light in the Boston wool market with some interest in country packed three eighths and quarter blood bright wools around 44 cents in grease delivered to mills. Buyers in Boston offered little and western owners asked more than 44 cents in grease delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Wool Ag
Middle West
Stock Market Report Signals Mixed Day in New York
The New York stock market faced a clouded foreign picture with limited reactions after a slow start. Downticks were common at the close though several issues edged up while many pivotals held Saturday levels and trading remained thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Cigar
Elec
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Nat'l. Dairy
Packard
Penney
J. C
Penn R. R
Republic Steel
Sears & Roebuck
Southern R
O. of N. J
Exas Corp
U. S. Steel
Union Pac
Western Union
Woolworth
Wheat and grain quotations drift after early advance
Chicago and Baltimore markets show wheat prices closing mixed with a downturn from an early rise. May wheat 91 3 4 to 95/8, July 90 1 8 to 1 4, other grains follow varied moves amid German developments and profit taking at principal terminals. Cash wheat No 2 red 94 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 73 1 4 to 71 1 4. Continuous field prices and mill deliveries referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Cash Cage Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Ever-Ready Bible Class Meeting Slated Tuesday Evening
An important meeting of the Ever-Ready Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will be held at 7 30 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Northern Virginia Power Company building. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Northern Virginia Power Company
Revival At Crum's Church Tonight Through Easter
Revival services will be held each night this week at Crum's Methodist Church at 8 o'clock. The Rev. R. B. Moore will lead the services and Amos Rutherford of Martinsene will lead the singing. The revival will conclude on Easter Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crum’s Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Amos Rutherford
Martinsene
Allis-Chalmers Plant To Reopen Tuesday After Strike
Allis-Chalmers said its Milwaukee factory will reopen to 7,800 workers tomorrow. Union leaders will seek ratification of the new agreement as the strike over union security ends. The settlement sets a referee for disciplinary disputes and aims to reduce shop interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Agreemen
Allis~ Chalmers
New York
William S. Knudsen
Defense Production
Defense Mediation Board
Labor Department
Cowles Tool Company
Cleveland
C. I. O. United Automobile
Standard Tool Company
the Seas Shipping Company
A. F. L. Marine Engineers
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Rency Awards
Novick Transfer Company
Ollie Foulkes
Rmeplge, Stoles CO. Inc. At
Uemiviett
Steel Continues
Gainesboro
Dr. Clark
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen
Clowe
Crum Property
Whetzell
Wisconsin
Aegean
Salonkia
Skolpie
Vardar
New Zealand
Panere
Salonika
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Bas
Stock Market Report
Crum’s Church
the Plaza
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
H. P
Shenandoah
Bickers Motor CO
N. Braddock St
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