Four-Power Mutual Aid Pact Proposed By Byrnes
U S Secretary of State Byrnes unveils a four power mutual assistance treaty to keep Germany peaceful for 25 years involving the United States Britain France and Russia. He also drafted a plan to deter militarism in Japan while Molotov opposes scheduling the German matter for the conference. France and Britain accept in principle with Russia open to discussion. Senate support is noted but timing remains uncertain.
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Paris
Trieste
U. S
State Byrnes
Germany
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Foreign Ministers
Japan
Stalin
Moscow
Vyacheslav Molotov
Heir To Fortune Arrested In Honolulu Morals Charge
Honolulu police report LtC John Ochsner heir to 2 million dollars was arrested on morals charges involving a girl under 16. He was released to the shore Marguerite Hinckley as authorities said he planned to return home June 1. The heir’s finances and fiancé accompanied him to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Curtis Taukea
John Ochsner
Taukea
Marguerite Hinckley
UN subcommittee opens probe on Spain at UN council
United Nations security council named a subcommittee led by Paul Hasluck to collect data on Spain and assess Franco regime actions. Spanish Republican observers back the move with reservations. Findings expected by May 31 with possible on the spot inquiry.
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New York
United Nations Security
Ingu
Council
Spain
United Nations
Paris
Russia
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Berlin
Fernando de Los Rios
Jose Antonio Aguirre
Jose Giral
Franco
Australia
Paul Hasluck
Russians Buzz Clark's Plane Believed in U S F A Mission
A B 17 bomber with Col Howard Moore as co pilot left an airport near Vienna at 9 50 am flying over St Polten about 25 minutes later when approaching Soviet planes. The aircraft was described as operating on a U S F A mission. Passenger names were not released.
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Vienna
St. Polten
Col
Howard Moore
Farms Ind
U. S
Haldeman Resigns From School Board Effective May 1
The School Trustee Electoral Board met to reappoint Pearl Maal Teappo for a replacement until May 15 due to Haldeman’s resignation effective May 1. The board members listed are Clarence E. Lemley, J. O. Chamberlain, and R. L. Smith.
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Haldeman
Toy
Maal Teappo Ideman
They
Clarence E. Lemley
J. O O. Chamberlain
R. L. Smith
Brown's Meat Market Open All Day Thursday
Public notice states Brown's Meat Market and New Hi-Way Market will operate with deliveries all day Thursday and be closed all day Friday. No additional details provided.
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Brown's
Explosions Sink U S S Solar At Earle Naval Depot
Two blasts ripped the destroyer escort U S S Solar at the Earle Naval Depot in New Jersey causing injuries and a sinking near the pier while ammunition was being unloaded. Navy and police fanned out as hospitals prepared for casualties and the scene drew nearby Fort Mand mount and Fort Hancock staff.
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Earle
U. S. S. Solar
New York Bay
Earle Navy Depot
Navy
N. J
Naval District
Earle Naval Depot
Naval Headquarters
New York
Naval
Monmouth County
Naval Reservation
Fort Monmouth
Fort Hancock
Earle Depot
Solar
Boats Solar
Philadelphe Whic
Pearl Harbor
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Srag
Permanent Naval Insta World
UNRRA Director Inspects Wheat Storage in Fargo Visit
Fiorello H. La Guardia surveys a wheat storage bin in Fargo North Dakota during a tour of the North Dakota and Minnesota wheat belt. He warns of famine in war devastated Ukraine and stresses urgent relief needs.
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UNRRA
Fiorello H. la- Gardia
Fargo
North Dakota
Minnesota
la- Guardia
Ukraine
Dr. Lancaster To Attend PTA Meeting Here Tomorrow
Charles Staples of Stephens City announces a special Frederick County PTA committee will meet tomorrow at the County School Board. Members from individual school PTAs across the county are invited to attend.
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Dr. Lancaster
PTA
Charles Staples
Stephens City
Frederick County
Parent Teachers Association
Rainy Start for Festival Week with Cooler Friday
Weather outlook shows rain on Thursday and showers for the local area. Friday is forecast cooler and clearer with temperatures about six degrees above normal overall for the period except for the cooler day. A rain coat or umbrella is advised for the first day of the festival.
Lowery's Market to Close Thursday Noon
Lowery's Market will close at noon Thursday and reopen Saturday morning. Phone 4968.
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Lowery’s
General Marshall Arrives in Nanking Sets Talks in Motion
General Marshall and Mrs. Marshall arrived in Nanking from Chungking amid reports he is nearing a truce between the National Government and Communists over Manchuria. He toured the airport and moved into a mansion once used by the German ambassador. Optimistic negotiations were described by a close aide with several方案 under review.
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Nanking
Marshall
U. S
China
Manchuria
Chungking
Chen Cheng
Ho Ying-Chin
Robert McClure
Lewis Demands That Holiday Claims Be Paid
The United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis refuses to discuss a new coal contract until operators pay for four holidays in overtime. Operators say the wage claim dates to Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year. They cite Executive Order 9240 and a Truman revocation but offer arbitration, which Lewis rejected. Negotiations resumed at the government's request amid bleak prospects.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Charles O'Neill
Truman
O'Neill
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Labor
Schwellenbach
State to Start Widening Road Near Clarke County Intersection
Kenneth Gilpin of the State Highway Commission says work will begin within two weeks to widen Route 12 about 100 yards in each direction of its junction with Route 650 in Clarke County. General James A. Anderson notes routes 7 11 50 and 522 toward Winchester will be developed into four lane highways, subject to traffic and funds. The Commission will meet to set final allocations with district meetings in Roanoke and Richmond.
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Kenneth Gilpin
Boyce
State Highway Commission
James A. Anderson
Highway Comission
Clarke County
Gilpin
The
Highway Commission
Anderson
Winchester
Bristol
Staunton
Lynchburg
Culpepper
Roanoke
Richmond
Two Boys Stand Trial for Murder in Queens and Brooklyn
In New York on April 30 two juveniles, ages 14 and 15, faced murder charges in separate cases. The 14 year old, described as a former model freshman, is in Queens County court with attorney James D. C. Murray, cited as the youngest NY life-case prisoner. The 15 year old, Nicholas, sat in Kings County court as jurors prepared for his second degree murder trial over the bludgeoning death of Mrs. Pauline Goldfire and an alleged related confession.
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New York
Queens County
Jack Turk
New York State
Acto
James D. C. Murray
J. Irwin Shapiro
Kings County Court
Brooklyn
Nicholas
Pauline Goldfire
Serenna Dieatneal
Government Acts To Improve The Domestic Food Situation
The government intensifies a crackdown on income tax evaders and meat black markets to fix the domestic food shortage. Justice Department leaders promise stronger action while OPA expands enforcement with 850 agents targeting meat black markets.
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Washington
Justice Department
Tom Clark
OPA
Anderson
Paul Porter
Porter
Agriculture Department
Seere Anderson
Firemen Complete Parade Plans for Winchester Torchlight Display
The Winchester Fire Department announced final plans for the Torchlight Parade. Chief William Wright outlined eight divisions and assembly points on Cameron, Cork, Clifford streets, with participants to gather at 6 30 p m and parade to depart at 7 15 p m.
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Winchester Firemen
Rouss
William Wright
Cameron Street
Purol
Cameron
City Hall
F Kent
Summers
Cork Street
Loudoun
Cork
Clifford
Clifford Street
Kent Street
Argenbright
Firemen’s Committee
Friendship Fire Hall
Child Finds Pocketbook Funds In Wet Purse
Eleven year old Dolores Pitzgerald found a wet pocketbook in her yard and brought it home for her mother. In the pocketbook she found four thousand dollars. Mrs Annette Fitzgerald opened it and the cash spilled onto the kitchen table. The girl had hoped the find would help the family finances.
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Washington
Dolores Pitzgerald
Annette Fitzgerald
Reports of GOP Democrats Differ on OPA
A Massachusetts Democratic leader said voters favor trimming OPA while Republican reps, from an Easter recess, urged retaining the OPA structure with calls for saner operation. House Speaker Rayburn noted broad support for price control though delays upset many.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Saale
Tee House
OPA
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Eoin
GOP
Annoance Band Concerts At City Hall Plaza During App Blossom Week
Public concerts at the band pavilion on City Hall Plaza run Thursday and Friday during the App Blossom Festival. Thursday line up includes Middlesboro High School Band and 371st Army Service Forces Band with an Old Fashioned Square Dance at 8 p.m. Friday features Warren County High School Band Front Royal Virginia 371st Army Band U S Marine Corps Harrisonburg High Dallastown Boys Band Staunton Military Academy School Band and an 8 p.m. Square Dance.
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City Hall Plaza
Middlesboro High School
Warren County
Front Royal
Marine Corps
Harrisonburg
Dallastown
Staunton Military Academy
Shawnee District to Elect School Trustee May 15
The board will meet in the School Board Office on May 15 to elect a school trustee for Shawnee District. CLARENCE E. LEMLEY serves as Chairman.
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Shawnee
Clarence E. Lemley
Plot to assassinate General MacArthur in Tokyo April 30
US authorities disclosed a planned attack on General MacArthur for May Day involving Japanese conspirators led by Hideo Takayama. The plot included attempts to poison the general's coffee and a plan to disrupt demonstrations. Takayama and accomplices were to receive funds and assistance from Baker Tokayama. The plot was in preliminary stages with authorities aiming to arrest the leaders.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Hideo Takayama
Kyuchi Tokuda
Communist Party
McArthur
Takayama
Kempeéita
Police
Piet
Baker
Arthur
Baker Tokayama
Thousands of CIO Voters May Be Added in Virginia
Reports across Virginia say the CIO plans to add thousands of new voters by using noted funds. Hutchinson of Richmond is cited as handling unusual sums of money for this effort amid debates about eligibility and permits in 1945.
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Newcomes
CIO
Saeed Thee
Atte Viscose
Boyd
Roya
Hutchinson
Richmond
Warning on Expired Auto Licenses Issued by Police Chief
City and state auto licenses are declared expired as of midnight by Chief of Police C. W. Hollis. The notice cites the enforcement action effective immediately and urges vehicle owners to renew to avoid penalties.
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C. W. Hollis
Fur Coat Storage Towed and Repair Work
A fur coat storage facility was towed for repair work at Dernage Shop, with handling details indicating a service dispatch on record. The notice references the shop’s name and the associated storage action, outlining the ongoing repair process.
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Ipest
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