Governor praises ready workforce as Virginia eyes seizure plan
In Richmond on April 29 Governor Tuck lauded the large pool of trained telephone workers available if the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia is seized during a potential strike next month. The State Corporation Commission reported 4 417 responses from 7 128 surveys, with 3 378 willing to work under seizure and 1 039 refusing.
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Richmond
Tuck
Commonwealth
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
SCC
State Public Utility Labor Relations Act
Alexandria Falls Church
A. m
Virginia Federation of Telephone Workers
Eastern Shore Telephone Workers
Winchester Schools To Close For Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester schools will close Wednesday evening and reopen Monday. County schools, per Superintendent Leslie D. Kline, close at noon Thursday and remain closed Friday during the Apple Blossom Festival.
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Winchester
Leslie D. Kline
Officers say Spring eluded arrest after brief post office stop
Police report Spring slipped away after parking the car for a few minutes to fetch mail at the post office and buy cigarettes.
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Spring
Drunkenness and related charges disposed by Police Judge
Cases disposed include Charles Lee 506 Highland Avenue fined 100 dollars and costs with a 30 day jail sentence suspended Louis Bly Trailer Camp fined 5 dollars and costs Dennis Getz 329 North Main Street fined 10 dollars and costs Finley Whitlock 551 Highland Avenue fined 10 dollars and costs Harry Whitlock 127 East Germain Street fined 10 dollars and costs Lester Richardson Fair Grounds fined 5 dollars and costs William Washington Capon Bridge fined 5 dollars and costs Donald Lofton Sunnyside fined 5 dollars and costs In Trial Justice Court Howard Grubb and Guy Ren.
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John Rice
Charles Lee
Highland Avenue
Louis Bly
Dennis Getz
N. Main Street
Finley Stuart Whitlock
Harry F. Whitlock
E. Germain Street
Lester L. Richardson
Fairgrounds
Willian Washington
Capon Bridge
Donald T. Lofton
Sunnyside
Trial Court Fines Several in Multiple Minor Offenses
Judge W. Erle Edwards disposed of a string of cases including fishing before trout season in a closed stream with fines to star Tannery residents and others. Additional offenses include speeding reckless driving stopping at stop signs assault and battery disorderly conduct improper lights and driving drunk with vehicle damage at the National Cemetery.
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Ner
Star Tannery
Justice Court
W. Erle Edwards
Hollis Glass Heltzel
S. Loudoun Street
Arthur D. Hewitt
Opequon
Raymond O. Carpenter
Rt. 3
Winchester
Albert Hobby
Frederick County
Charles Ralph Loy
Richard Dante
Trenary
White Post
Harold Russell Conner
Rt. 1
Almond C. Smedley
Braddock Street
Warren Sealock
James Anderson Stmmal
Clearbrook
William Franklin Brown
Loring Mack Pangle
Middletown
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Elmer Orndorff
Jesse Hockman
Sherry Kent Plans Farm Weekend Disappointment
Leda Kent, a high powered Craven's advertising manager, reflects on her family's past and her daughters Val and Sherry as she schedules an evening with Roger Bedloe while opting out of a country weekend with Steve Jeffrey. Sherry visits Steve despite her sister Val's warning, while Leda recalls Tom Kent's farm life and her own rise from widow to executive.
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Sherry Kent
Steve Jeffrey
Val
Leda
Steve
Sherry Steve
Sherry
Rick Colby
Roger , Bedloe
Vail
Wade Carrington
Lex Morell
Tom Kent
Tom
Rust
Craven's
Northwestern
Craven’s
Roger Bedloe
Leda Kent
Rick
Brundage
Leda T
Craven
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Phi
America
Philco Troubadour
Anderson
Scott
R.J. Scott
Devkl
National Library
Stockholm, Swed
Bride
Ower East Indies
Bene i
Winchester News Briefs
Charlie Grim
Millwood Avenue
Carl R. Ritter
N. Washington Street
Denver Spring
Trial Justice Court
Howard Grubb
Guy Ren
Ardell R. Nicholson
Washington, D. C
the National Cemetery
Austin J. Pentz
N. Cameron Street
Nicholson
Clarke County
Rosamond du Jardin
King Features Syndicate
Chapter
S. Loudoun St
Cretonnes
Ormerly
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