Pean Rubber Posts 1949 Gain Amid Tax Credits and Acquisitions
O Sullivan Rubber reported 1949 net sales of 35969 000 a 31 percent rise from 1948 driven mainly by its plastics division. After tax earnings were 83206 with January February 1950 sales about 800000 versus 700000 in 1949. The annual report will note a pro forma balance sheet post settlement of federal taxes and 200 million in new financing plus the Najar Rubber Company assets and goodwill acquisition. There were no major disasters in U S coal mines in 1949.
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O'Sullivan Rubber
Mcrease
the Plastics
Ihe
Catarella
Najar Rubber Company
Albert Smith Dies In Hospital
Albert Sidney Smith of near Woodstock died yesterday morning in Fravel Hospital Woodstock Born March 24 1866 in Staunton He was a retired farmer merchant and former railroad agent He formerly lived in Strasburg and Winchester and belonged to Grace Lutheran Church His wife Roselle Keister survives with two sisters and a brother Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg Rev George Smith will officiate Interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery Flowers omitted per family request
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Albert Sidney Smith
Woodstock
FravVel
Staunton
Adolph Smith
Elizabeth Miller Smith
Shenandoah County
R. M. Murphy
Harriet Smith
Limeton
Estérn Smith
Maryland
Tomorow
Stover
Strasburg
George Smith
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Hebron
Frost Kills Peach Crop in South Carolina
Spartanburg County suffered a heavy frost that ruined its peach crop and most of the adjacent counties. Officials estimate Spartanburg losses at 5 to 7 million dollars of an 9,000 car belt with 4 million bearing trees. Experts include Troy Cribb E H Rawl and Ben Granling noting it as a severe agricultural disaster, second only to 1943.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Troy Cribb
South Carolina Peach Growers Association
E. H. Rawl
American Fruit Horticulturist
Ben FE. Grantling
Gramling Marketing Company
Raw
Granling
Heating Orchards Fired in Clarke As Mercury Skids
In Clarke County peach orchardists lit heating units as a skidding thermometer signaled danger. W. D. Burtner started at 1 15 p m at Millwood Orchard and kept the flames burning until 6 45 a m. He reported light damage but credited the devices with saving blooming trees as temperatures fell to 20 degrees. Other readings included Berryville 18 Winchester 23 Kearneysville 25 Charles Town 24 and Bunker Hill 22 with a brief 19 at one point.
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Clarke County
W. D. Burtner
Millwood
Burtner
Berryville
Frost Warning Bureau
Winchester
Kearneysville
Charles Town
Bunker Hill
Rattlesnake Child At Turkey Texas Startles Family
A two year old girl in Turkey Texas was seen with a live rattlesnake by the yard, the snake’s tail in her mouth while her parents hurried her to a doctor who found no injuries. The incident drew comparisons to a snake charmer act but involved a child. In fishing news Don Buss of Lanark Illinois markets worms in transparent bags with cellulose bedding claiming six months storage and fast customer turnover.
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Don Buss
Lanark
Illinois
Buss
Marine Band to Perform at Apple Blossom Festival
The Marine Corps Schools Band from Quantico Virginia under Officer August Olaguez will appear in Chester for the Apple Blossom Festival on April 28 1950. Organized in 1917 the band ranks just behind the President's Own in Marine Corps musical circles and has performed nationwide at charity games and major events including Memphis Cotton Carnival Boston and Winchester Apple Festival.
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Marine Corps Schools
August Olaguez
Chester
Quantico
Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Kansas
4Th Marine Division
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Memphis
Boston
Mass
Marine Corps League
Alexandria
Winchester
Survivors of 1876 Battle on Northern Cheyenne Reservation
The Bureau of Indian Affairs says no actual battle survivors live on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. The last survivors died years ago. Some residents were infants or children then, with relatives who fought in the campaign against General Custer.
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George A. Custer
R. EK
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Northern Cheyenne
Answers to Daily Quiz Reveals Mixed Knowledge
Answers listed include Chile for question one, Thomas G Masaryk for two, China seas for three, Rehoboam for four. The Maine coast statement warns of heavy winter storms, Henry VIII appears for seven, a desert shrub for eight, a quote about ability to change him for nine, and United Mine Workers noted for ten.
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Chile
Thomas G. Masaryk
China Seas
Rehoboam
Maine
United Mine Workers
Catholic Marriages To Betha Church Rule in Boston
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing announced a new rule for the archdiocese of Boston requiring all Catholic marriages to be celebrated in a church. The measure applies to marriages where one partner is not Catholic and bans ceremonies in private homes rectories or sacristies.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Archdiocese of
Henson Services Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Lavid Love Lee Henson 56 of Strasburg were conducted at 3 30 o clock this afternoon from Stover Funeral Home by Rev George M Smith. Interment was at Riverview Dome. Henson died at Winchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. Surviving is brother Robert Henson of Middletown.
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Lavid
Love
Lee Henson
Strasburg
Stover
George M. Smith
Riverview Dome
Henson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert Henson
Middletown
Easter Broadcast and Sunrise Service Planned by Local Church
Radio program The Bible Hour on WINC Winchester will air Easter music and a sermon by Marvin Godenour from 7 to 8 am. An Easter Sunrise service at Reliance Cemetery follows at 7 am, weather permitting, or in the church. At 7:30 pm a kodacrome slide drama The Passion Story by L P Tederick will be shown at Alliance Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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WINC
Winchester
Marvin Godenour
Jesus Christ
Reliance
Reliance Cemetery
Aliance Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. P. Tederick
Jesus
Thousand Continues on Therese Neumann Case
The article reviews unexplained wounds appearing on a living person matching the crucified Therese Neumann she was born in Kennersreuth on Good Friday 1898. After lysis at age 20 she recovered in 1925 and shortly after, the Holy Spirit supposedly appeared to her. Wounds and Good Friday manifestations began in 1926 and she alternates between trance and normal life while aiding the sick.
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Therese Neumann
Little Mountain
Kennersreuth
Blinda
April 8 auctions list for Winchester and area
Sales Directory lists auctions on April 8 with items including Holstein heifers at Pleasant Valley near Rt. 50, dairy cows hogs and Ker 15 WA household goods at Greenspring near Winchester, plus real estate near Stephensson and an estate sale led by Special Commissioner J Pred Larrick at Frederick Court House.
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Rt. 50
Pleasant Valley
Virginia
Thomas’ Store
Ralph A. Styer
J. L. Sealock
S. Kent St
Winchester
Ralph A Styer
J. Pred Larrick
Fron Frederick Court House
Stephensson
Carlton F. Dyke
Greenspring
Ea . Yancey
Virginia Hardwood Sales Company, Inc
Court House
Frederick County
Plumly Lumber Company
Coleman Dunn
Hospital Admits Patients at Winchester Memorial
New admits include Charles Robert Jackson of 312 Gray Ave Ernest W. Adams of Gainesboro Ray D. Rinker Stephens Jy Mrs Ward W Kerns of Whitacre and others listed.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Robert Jackson
Gray Ave
Ernest W. Adams
Gainesboro
Ray D. Rinker
Stephens Jy
Ward W. Kerns
Whitacre
Court Cases From Trial Justice Docket
Trial Justice W Erle Edwards recently heard cases including Ellis Cliff Ford 1431 Greystone Terrace speeding $24.25 Earl Gordon Sheetz 815 S Loudoun St reckless driving $14.25 Edward Flagg Golightly Jr 315 Gray Ave reckless driving $14.25 Ellis C Dodson Flint Hill drunk in public $14.25 and having a concealed deadly weapon $24.25 knife forfeited to police Fred McDaniels drunk in public $9.25
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Rufe Davidson
Rennertown
W. Erle Edwards
Ellis Cliff Ford
Greystone Terrace
Earl Gordon Sheetz
S. Loudoun St
Edward Flagg Golightly Jr
Gray Ave
Ellis C. Dodson
Flint Hill
Tragedy in Frederick County: Child among bus crash fatalities
A fatal Frederick County bus crash claims a February 8, 1941 born girl from the Albin area, daughter of Evelyn Unger Pent. The child, a member of Old Bethel Methodist Church, is survived by parents Boyd Unger and others. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Winchester Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Kyle officiating.
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Bloomery
Omp
Unger
Frederick County
Old Bethel Methodist Church
National Fruit Co
Pittsburgh
Boyd Unger Jr
Fred Unger
Linden Unger
Carrol Miller
Vernon Unger
Jacob Strawbridge
Ray Boyce
Melvin Miller
R Gore
Government forecasts large deficit for next fiscal year
The President estimates income will fall about 5.1 billion dollars short of spending in fiscal 1951. The Treasury already pays over 5.7 billion dollars yearly in interest on the growing debt. Cash on hand totals around 5.65 billion dollars, some available to cover future deficit costs.
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Treasury
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Thomas Long
Albert Smith
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Martinsburg Pike
Clarke
Marine Band
John G. Thomas
York Supreme Plant
Appalachian
Rome
Beauty
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Hyslop Crab
Jonathan
McIntosh
Ady
Duchess
Double Red Spy
Double Red
Stayman
Early Harvest
New Yale
Liveland
Maiden Blush
M. B
N. W. Greening
J. H. Hale
Elberta
RED Haven
Turley Virginia Beauty Winter Banana
Southland Sullivan’s
Sunhigh
Tridgem
Waynesboro Nurseries
Waynesboro, Virginia
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John Jones
G. G. Baker
Nathan Williams
Administrator's Sale
W. Bond St
Oman
Admor John Jones
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Princeton
Irra
N. Cameron St
J. D. Huff
Bryant & CO
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
Pine Motor CO
Tr. Dodge
Plymouth
Chapman's
Frazier Manhattan
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Silco’s
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Orange
Kentucky Hardwood
Jack E. Samuels
South Kent St
Singer
Mary E. Cave
Annna B
Stephenson
Stephenson and
Jordan-White Sulphur Springs
David F. Myers
Circuit Court
Freerick County
J. Frederick Larrick
I. Lee N. Whitacra
Lee N. Whitacre
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