State inspector surveys city eating places after complaints
Following Mayor Anderson’s warning, State Health Inspector E W Braithie of Richmond and local Health Officer Ernest Déve inspected all city public eating places. Only two had inadequate sanitation and were ordered to remedy the unsanitary conditions by today. Next, grocery stores and tourist homes will be visited.
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Anderson
E. W. Braithie
Richmond
Ernest Déve
Officer Dove
Scouts Distribute Festival Literature
Boy Scouts of Winchester will distribute a pamphlet with the tentative festival program to hundreds of homes in OK City. Folders are also available by calling the festival headquarters in the George Washington Hotel building or by telephone.
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Boy Scouts of
Winchester
OK City
George Washington Hotel
Answers to the Daily Quiz on page four
The page lists quiz answers including topics such as the law test, the Roman highway and California references, plus a note that lightning causes a fire loss of nearly seven million dollars annually.
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Tad
Double Tragedies Investigated in Baltimore
A double shooting and a double asphyxiation were investigated by police and the medical examiner. Chester Bull survived a head wound after his estranged wife Mrs. Rose Bull, 44, was found dead in Pimlico. Victims of the asphyxiation were Mrs. Molly Klompus, 70, and her son Herbert, 30, found in a gas filled third floor apartment.
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Baltimore
Chester Bull
Rose Bull
Pimlico
Bull
Molly Klompus
Herbert
Costanzo Coal Co To Face Hearing
Washington April 25 The bituminous coal division notified Costanzo Coal Mining Company Wheeling West Virginia that a hearing will be held May 13 in Pittsburgh to determine if it violated price regulations in sales totaling over 200000 tons.
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Washington
Costanzo Coal Mining Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Raincoats Issued For Winchester School Patrol
The Consumers Utilities Company along with the Winchester Kiwanis Club Lions and the Junior Board of Trade funded 20 rain coats for the School Boy Patrol. Captain Gilbert Helsley distributed the coats Thursday. The coats, rubberized yellow, are supplied by the American Automobile Association and aim to improve visibility and safety in rain. The purchase was sponsored by the Laftey Committee of the Junior Board of Trade the Police Department and The Winchester Star to promote Winchester as a Safe City.
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Consumers Utilities Company
Winchester Kiwanis Club
The
Lions
Junior Board of Trade
Gilbert Helsley
American Automobile Association
United States
Laftey Committee
Police Department
Winchester Star
Winchester
What DNB initials stand for in foreign news dispatches
The initials DNB denote Deutsches Nachrichten Bureau, the German news bureau.
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DNB
Deutsches Nachrichtenburo
British Army in Retreat as Balkans Campaign Intensifies
British forces withdraw toward Athens with heavy German pressure while RAF raids hit Kiel Wilhemshaven and Ijmuiden. London says BEF losses are light. Athens reports German infantry losses and heavy shelling as Nazi drive widens from Norway to France. German claims of shipping sunk accompany air battles and coastal raids along southern Greece.
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Middle East
Athens
London
R.A.F
Ijmuiden
Netherlands
of Ministry
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Reich
Norway
France
Nieuwe Waterweg
Hook of Holland
Rotterdam
Bri
Greece
Balkans
Dunkerque
Flanders
Berlin
Paris
Luftwaffe
Nazi High Command
Germany
Speed Causes Most Traffic Accidents
Chief Hollis of the Police Department says speed too fast for conditions is a principal cause of traffic accidents. Always drive under the speed limit and slower when conditions are bad.
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Hollis
Police Department
Coal Strike Threatens War Effort Amid Wage Clash
The United Mine Workers led by John L Lewis seeks a seven dollar daily wage for 400,000 miners across eight Appalachian states, challenging southern producers who oppose uniform contracts. War Dept and Bureau of Mines warn of fuel shortages. CIO plans to picket Baltimore Martin aircraft plant as 7,500 workers report to work.
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Appalachian
Perkins
C1.c. United Mine Workers
John L Lewis
North
Lewis’ Group
War Department
Bureau of Mines
C.I.O
Martin Airplane
Baltimore
Axis Crisis Echoes Through Cabinet Voices
Three cabinet members Secretary Hull Secretary Knox and Secretary Wickard urged a decisive wartime move amid the Greenland crisis signaling a major development. The leaders spoke to varied audiences pushing for action while a press conference raised questions about more than a convoy plan to aid Britain.
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Britain
Hull
Navy
Knox
Agriculture Wickard
Mrs. McIntosh Died Today at 64 in Riverton
Mrs Robert McIntosh 64 of Riverton died at her home this morning at 11 30 She was born March 25 1877 a daughter of the late Stewart M Carper and Albert Grim Carper She is survived by her second husband and three sons by her first marriage a granddaughter and a great grandson Also surviving are several sisters and brothers Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm from the Riverton Methodist Church with interment in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City
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Robert McIntosh
Riverton
McIntosh
Frederick County
Stewart M. Carper
Albert Grim Carper
William Ewing
Stephens City
Emmett and
Ernest Ewing
Strasburg
Harry Ewing
North Carolina
Green Hill Cemetery
Suit over Staunton Military Academy finances continues
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals previously ruled Rowland must refund over $100,000 to stockholders of Staunton Military Academy. William G. Kable II seeks to hold Gilpin Willson liable for unresolved judgment funds and additional claims tied to goods, bonds, and life insurance. Willson's attorneys claim vast profits benefited the academy, with debts paid, dividends to Mrs. Kable, and major new buildings financed. The case, opened by R Gray Williams and J M Perry, was taken under advisement.
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Kable
Rowland
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Staunton Military Academy
Russell
William G. Kable, II
Gilpin Willson
J. M. Perry
Staunton
R. Gray Williams
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
Academy
Willson
R. Gray Willia
Oseph I. Nachman
William G. Kable
New Drink Matches Protein Rich Meal Say Scientists
Boston April 25 science introduces a chocolate flavored drink that supplies 17 of 23 amino acids and may mimic a full meal. It aims to supplement diets for those with absorption issues or underweight and has shown benefits for stomach ulcers nervousness post surgical recovery and hypoproteinemia.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Boston
Science
Negro Slain By N and W Officers in Kenova West Virginia
A suspect in a holdup refused to surrender to three Norfolk and Western officers in Kenova Wayne County and was killed. One officer, John Suffin aged 68, was shot three times and critically wounded in the exchange. Ira J. Wright 28 of Huntington was identified as the slain man.
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Kenova
W. Va
Norfolk & Western Railway
Neal
Wayne County
Ira J. Wright
Huntington
John Suffin
Frost Closes In On Frederick Clarke Apple Bloom At Festival
Prediction notes only a few scattered trees will bloom at the two day fete next week as frost was reported in Frederick and Clarke counties. Winchester laboratory recorded 38 degrees with possible drops to the high 20s tonight threatening the apple crop before a warm weekend return.
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Frederick
Clarke
Winchester Research Laboratory
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Gene Stratton Porter
Jones Funeral Home
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Endurfrosen
Harrows
BARR’S _ORCHARD & FARM
L. J. McElligott
R. W. Ritchie
Jim Amsbaugh
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Costanzo Coal Co
National Remedy Co
W. 42 &T
N. Y. C. Dept. X
Greenland
Leesburg
S.M.A. Suit
Doric DE Luxe
Mervel W. Dams
E. Piccadilly St
Virginia
Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery
Maurertown, Va
Viena
Imperial
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Eria
BEE Supplies
A. I
Bond Brothers Telephone
N. Cameron
Credit“ Town
Eens 10 Ag
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Braddock & Boscawen
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