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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1949
Page
7
Mrs. Gladys B. Miller of 25 W. Germain St has been issued a building permit for a one story 44 by 46 concrete block dwelling at 513 South St. The house is for owner occupancy and the estimated cost is about 7000 dollars.
Brotherhood Week is sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews and has been observed nationwide since 1932 as a pledge to unity and to the recognition of the dignity and rights of every individual regardless of creed race or national background.
Frederick Home Demonstration clubs sponsor pruning demonstrations under H. Bruce Ardian at two locations Friday. The first pruning and spray school starts 10 a.m. at A. M. Zirkle's farm near Stephens City. the second at 2 p.m. at Walter Solomon's Hayfield home.
Murray D. Lincoln of Columbus argues for government loans to city cooperatives modeled on Rural Electrification Administration funding. He says softening business could lead to collapse unless consumer buying power and living costs are addressed and that loans should extend to cooperatives providing scarce or monopoly-priced goods or services.
Lincoln tells the Cooperative League that power in housing money and public health can be shared through cooperatives to give city dwellers better services at lower costs. President Truman sends a message noting concern for efficient distribution increased production and conserved natural resources as federal programs are discussed. H K A Fish notes dog food value ranking with canned salmon and tuna as good options unless dogs are allergic.
Firemen will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday for members to join the Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester on April 28. The meeting aims to organize and practice marching for the event.
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