Mrs Stewart Passes Away in Washington
Mrs. Stewart died at 5 20 PM in Walter General Hospital Washington Born in Middletown Virginia she was a daughter of Mrs Ada Mowery and the late Philip Mitchell A native of White Post She was a member of Middletown Methodist Church and attended Middletown High School and Strayer's Business College In 1937 she married R Paul Stewart and lived in Texas four and a half years Afterward she moved to Bronxville New York later moving to Washington Survivors include her mother four sisters and one brother Charles H Mitchell Funeral services will be held Sunday at 4 00 PM from Middletown Methodist Church with Rev R B Moore and Chaplain Cox U S A Walter Reed Hospital Interment at Mt Carmel Cemetery The body will remain at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg until services
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Walter General Hospital
Wash
Middletown
Ber
Ada Mowery
Philip Mitchell
White Post
Middletown Methodist Church
Strayer
Midletown Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Cox
Walter Reed General Hospital
Forest Glen Annex
Mt. ‘Carmel
Stover
Strasburg
State Conciliator Reports Progress In Local Dispute
State Labor Conciliator Harry Smith said progress is being made in the Winchester Knitting Mill dispute with union officials. He noted the parties are not far apart as the meeting adjourned until next Wednesday after a session from 2 to 6 p m. Albert Lohm, federal conciliator, attended.
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Harry Smith
Winchester Knitting Mill
Albert Lohm
Bond Purchases Here Total 66 443 75 in County Report
Bond purchases by Winchester and Frederick county citizens for the period March 1 through March 31 amounted to 66 443 75 dollars, according to a recent report. In all county sales totaled 13 ...
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U. 8
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Police Court cases heard today
Police Court in Winchester with Judge nar a Rice presiding. Amherst fined 20 for improper auto registration and Grim of the city cited for drunkenness with a 10 fee.
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Winchester
Nar A Rice
Tng
Amherst
Neo Grim
Odd Will to Be Contested in Huron Court
A will offering between $10,000 and $50,000 to the person who best defines the word joke is being contested by son Clarence Richardson of Long Beach California. Dr. C Richardson who died after years in a South Dakota tuberculosis sanitarium left most of his estate to that responder. Hearing set for May 20.
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Huron
C. Richardson
South Dakota
Clarence Richardson
Long Beach
Calif
Stephens City Nine To Practice
The Stephens City Independents will practice at two o clock tomorrow afternoon on their new baseball field. Lynn Comer, manager, announced the session and urged those interested in making the team to report for the season.
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Stephens City Independents
Lynn Comer
Comer
Smallwood Released On Bond After Berryville Arraignment
George Smallwood was arraigned yesterday in Berryville on felonious assault and related charges. He was released on a $1,000 bond posted by Mrs. Lewis Smith for an incident said to have occurred at Smith's Berry Ferry filling station.
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George Smallwood
Berryville
Lewis Smith
Smallwood
Smith
Berry's Ferry
Firemens' Meeting Postponed to April 24
John L. Shine secretary of the Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association said the Apple Blossom Festival Committee meetings set for Monday night have been postponed to Wednesday night April 24 at 8 p m at the South End Fire Hall.
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John L. Shine
Winchester
Chinese Reds Take Changchun After Russian Departure
Marshall's headquarters said a request through Communist channels sought permission for seven Americans to leave Changchun after the city was taken by Chinese Reds. The group included two Army men and five news correspondents, among them a woman. The Chiang Kai-shek government had no details of the occupation amid radio silence since Thursday. K C Wu warned the correspondents against going to Changchun and expressed concern for their safety.
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Changchun
Marshall
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Thursay
K. C. Wu
Frederick County 4-H to Sell Twelve Calves in Richmond Exposition
Frederick County 4-H Club members consign twelve baby beeves eight Hereford and four Angus to the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond on April 25 and 26. Calves were selected last October and have been on feed. prizes include state $35 to $5 and county $5, $3, $2, $1. Leaders and club members travel April 23 with John T. Wolfe and E. Clay Rogers among others.
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Frederick County
Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc
Richmond
Ocoober
Lucille Carpenter
Angus
Garland Cather
Roxanne Rogers
Hereford
Wayne Miller
Sidney Rogers
Hereaodry
Lynn Wolfe
Hereord
4-H
FFA
John T. Wolfe
E. Clay Rogers
Sloan
Wolfe
Helen Carpenter
I. Fred Stine
Festival Events Broadcast by Richmond Station
A Richmond radio group led by C Ridgely White and Jack Stone agreed to broadcast parts of the Apple Blossom Festival events at the Winchester Armory on May 2 and 3 including Coronation and Queen's Ball. Some segments may air nationwide on CBS. Esso Reporter will carry festival invitations to visitors.
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C .Ridgely White
Jack Stone
WRVA
M. Leonard Whitehorne
Barry Sherman
Richmond
Winchester Armory
CBS
T. S. Creedle, Jr
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Tom Baldridge
Esso
Winchester
Former Jap Officers Seek Power After War
Former Japanese army officers organize groups, some on government farms, to stockpile supplies with the aim of regaining influence. American and Allied officials monitor discreetly, noting no widespread subversion to date.
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Frankk L. White
Tokyo
MacArthur
Answers to the Daily Quiz Quiz Answers and local population
Answers to the Daily Quiz list correct responses for questions on topics including geography and occupations. It also provides population estimates for Winchester Clarke County and Frederick County, showing 14,500 and 7,400 residents respectively.
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E 4
Winchester
Clarke County
Frederick CO
Car Hits Tree Near Stephens City Injuring Three
Lee J. Anderson of Olney Virginia posted bond in County Trial Justice W E Edwards court for reappearance after a head on collision with a tree on Route 11 three miles south of Stephens City at 4 AM Two others in the sedan William C Overton of Washington DC and Miss Anna Lee Boyer of Independence Virginia are in Winchester Memorial Hospital in an undetermined condition Trooper H W Glascock investigated the crash A separate minor collision occurred yesterday at 4 25 PM at Bradock and Peyton streets J H Brumback Middletown collided with Alfred Milton Thomas Luray causing about 90 in damage both drivers released Patrolman Robert Milburn investigated
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Lee J. Anderson
Olney
W. E. Edwards
Stephens City
William C. Overton
District of Columbia
Anna Lee Boyer
Independence
Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. W. Glascock
Bradock and
Peyton Streets
J. H. Brumback
Middletown
Alfred Milton Thomas
Luray
Robert Milburn
Mrs Brubeck Passes Away at The Elms Inn
Carrie A Brubeck died early this morning at The Elms Inn which she owned and operated for 15 years. She was 75. She was the daughter of Dr H B Christian of Williamsburg Virginia born July 28 1870. Survived by daughter Mrs L V Watson and sons Wade S Ward C and L T Brubeck. Funeral leaves The Elms at 8 Monday to Staunton for 11 o'clock funeral and family cemetery burial.
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Carrie A. Brubeck
Elms Inn
H. B. Christian
Williamsburg
L. V. Watson
Wade S
Beckley
W. Va
Ward C. and
L. T. Brubeck
Staunton
Elms
Landlords Barred From Forcing Childless Tenants
Governor Dewey signed a bill prohibiting landlords from requiring tenants to remain childless during lease terms. It makes such a clause in a lease a misdemeanor for the owner or person in charge of a dwelling.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E.dewey
Bible Class Notices Highlight Easter Programs and Guests
The notices describe joint meetings for Comrade and Margaret Collins Denny Bible class with devotions led by Mrs. M R Anderson and lesson by Mrs. J W Rosenberger. Grace Lutheran Church and Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church announce Easter programs featuring the Historic City Four and guest soloists Jill Hott and others. Visitors are welcome and members urged to attend.
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M. R. Anderson
Margaret Collins Denny
J. W. Rosenberger
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
City Four
Robert Legge
Robert Snapp
John Pelter
Eugene Russell
Joseph Ducknall
F. T. McFaden
Frank T. McFaden Bible
Jill Hott
Allison Hott
W. W. Glass
Washington Pitching Staff Delivers Early Disappointment
Washington’s feared pitching rotation has underperformed in four games this season. Manager Ossie Bluege shuffled 14 pitchers as the staff allowed 46 hits 25 walks and issued five batters, fueling a 7-6 loss to the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Leonard was slated to start the next game against the Yankees.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Washington
Senators
Sid Hudson
Walter Masterson
Rae Scarborough
Roger Wolff
Dutch Leonard
Mickey Haefner
Marino Pieretti
Ossie Bluege
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Bronx Bombers
Yankee
Haefner
Nats
Yankees
Masterson
Yanks
Pieretti
Vern Curtis
Johnny
Ledger
Leonard
Nat
Market Quotations Rise as Industrials Lead Session
New York market at 15 year highs with gains in Anaconda Kennecott Bethlehem U S Steel American Telephone Public Service of N J Westinghouse General Electric Standard Oil N J U S Rubber Montgomery Ward International Harvester International Nickel. Some laggards include Santa Fe Southern Pacific Dow Chemical Sears Roebuck General Motors Republic Steel. Bonds show mixed results.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecott
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Public Service of N. J
Westinghouse
General Electric
Standard Oil
N. J
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
International Nickel
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Dow Chemical
Sears Roebuck
General Motors
Republic Steel
Lions Schedule Talks by E. J. Robeson at Luncheon
Lions Club members will hear Edward J. Robeson Jr., VP GM of Newport News Shipbuilding, speak at the Tuesday noon meeting in Sarah Zane Hall. He is also listed to address the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association Monday evening.
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H. L. Riley
Lions Club
Edward J. Robeson, Jr
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Sarah Zane Hall
Robeson
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Prison Guards Testify In Court Martial At Camp
Sergeant Held details ongoing court martial proceedings with testimony about abuse of prisoners. Set. Judson H. Smith of Cumberland Kentucky was convicted and sentenced to three years and a dishonorable discharge. Jones admitted daily beatings ordered by superiors and concealed injuries during inspections. He described marching 19 bruised inmates to a coal dump after warning of an inspector general visit. Lt. Granville Cubage of Oklahoma City allegedly ordered prisoners moved. Cubage and five others face courts martial over Lichfield incidents.
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Judson H. Smith
Cumberland
Jones
Granville Cubage
Oklahoma City
Baltimore Livestock Market Report April 20
Baltimore buyers steady across cattle hogs and calves with strong demand for choicest fed steers and heifers. Cows and bulls remain firm and stockers steady as vealers and light calves see solid prices. sheep and lamb market light with limited test and ranged quotes for light wool lambs and spring lambs.
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Baltimore
Types of radar include ground surface airborne shipboard and fire control
The discussion notes several radar types such as ground surface airborne shipboard and fire control. It also contrasts sizes from compact aviation equipment to very large ground installations weighing tons.
83-Year-Old Woman Applies for Marriage License
In San Diego, an 83-year-old woman, Mrs. Harriet Carkin, and 67-year-old James Rice applied together for a marriage license, setting a county record for the oldest applicants. The previous record was 82.
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San Diego
Calif
Harriet Carkin
San Diego County
James Rice
Cork Street Youth To Have Program
Cork Street Christian Church hosts an Easter service titled With Christ We Build Anew directed by Mrs. W. L. Dudley on Sunday at 7 30 p m The Cork Street Church choir directed by Taylor Barr assists with the service The program lists opening Jude Call to Worship Invocation Hymn and roles for Donald Good Reader of Scriptures Mrs Taylor Barr Interpre tive Reader Barbara Darlington Spirit of Service Mary Anna Parish Spirit of Evangelism Nancy Butler Spirit of Dedication Judy Miller Spirit of Giving
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W. L. Dudley
Cork Street Christian Church
Taylor Barr
Jude
Gaile Hodson
Donald Good
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Feauty
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Lipson
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Buddy Artrip
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Joe Dodson
Stock Market Report
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Baltimore’ Livestock
Brucetown
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W. F. Atrip, Jr
J. M. McAboy
Cork Street
Loudoun
John Dale Hodson
Kenneth Newlin
Stewart Sirbaugh
Loma Good
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Glaize
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
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Northern Virginia Power Co
Gray Avenue
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Elizabeth Ellen Erb
Mollie L. Bromley
Gertrude Bell
Cedar Hall
Stieff
Philco
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Briggs and Stratton
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Lewis F. Stolle
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Gen. H. Levi and
W. D. Burtner
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