National Kenmore Association meet at Fredericksburg
Members arrive for annual gathering of the National Kenmore Association at Fredericksburg to support upkeep of the colonial home Lone Fielding Lewis built for his wife Betty sister of George Washington. Wayne Manufacturing workers end unofficial strike after wage boost dispute. Invitations go to 4500 Virginia employers for a three day safety conference starting May 23. Brig. Gen Earl Farland to lead the Virginia Association of Preparatory Schools next year.
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Bredericksburg
National Kenmore Association
Lone Fielding Lewis
Bety
George Washington
Waynesboro
Wayne Manufacturing Corporation
Ainst
Adinistration
Richmond
Virginia
Lexington
EarleFarland
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia Association of Preparatory Schools
Virginia Canneries See 2.8 Million Cans Packed Last Year
Virginia dairy and food chief S. S. Smith reports that 168 of 219 commercial canneries operated in the state last year, packing about 2.824 million cans of vegetables. Community canneries under the education department and locker-plant frozen foods programs are not included in these totals.
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Richmond
S. S. Smith
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Smith
Virginia
Chaneres
State Department of Education
Historic Maps Issued Again by Virginia Chamber
The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce released an updated Virginia History Map to about 3,000 suppliers nationwide. The revision adds portraits of eight U.S. presidents, historic and scenic Virginia views, agricultural product imagery, and small maps including Skyline Drive and the Virginia Historic Peninsula.
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Richmond
Virginia State Chamber
Wilfred A. Roper
State Chamber
Virginia History Map
Virginia
United States
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia Historic Peninsula
Four Power Plan Seeks Allied Oversight of Germany
Byrnes outlines a four power mutual aid pact to supervise Germany for at least 25 years after occupation ends. The scheme aims to disarm German forces and ban advanced weapons and atomic material, with tripartite inspections to ensure compliance and address fears of U S withdrawal.
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Byrnes
Stalin
United States
Reich
Germany
Storm Troopers
Gestapo
Atomic Energy Research
Assassination Plot Revealed in Tokyo Security Update
Col. Creswell said no political party linked to the Tokayama case and an informant placed five to six suspects five days earlier. Identification of Tokayama was made by Col. Larry Bunker. No extra guards were assigned around MacArthur's office as May Day plans proceed in Tokyo with 300000 expected at the imperial palace.
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Harry I. T. Creswell
MacArthur
Civil Intelligence
Tokayama
Creswell
Col
Larry Bunker
Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Palace
Bunker
Local Markets Flour Wholesale Listing
Local wholesale market notes correction and daily pricing snapshot for flour products at area markets. No responsibility assumed for typographical errors as the Star lists current local market offerings.
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The
Star
Local Graded Egg Market Update
Local graded egg market notes volatility as buyers seek balanced supplies and sellers adjust prices. Market activity centers on wholesale buyers and regional producers with expectations for steady demand into the coming week.
Jazz Revival in Rome Shows New Italian Band's Rise
In Rome, seven students form a sextet led by Aldo Lettieri and emulate Benny Goodman. The group performs standards for dances at the American Red Cross Club and on Rome radio, blending Italian schooling with American jazz vocabulary. Five members study at Rome University while the band gains prominence among U.S. forces overseas.
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John McKnigt
Hal Boyle
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Benny Goodman
Armed Forces Radio Service
American Red Cross Club
Army Rest Center
Rome University
Umberto Cesari
Ricardo Ranchi
Tomel Omero
Market Quotations for New York Stocks April 30
Market leaders showed modest gains as rails and industrials edged toward recovery while coal strike talks continued to influence sentiment. U S Steel Chrysler General Motors Santa Fe Southern Pacific Southern Railway Kennecott Western Union Goodrich led. Gerat Northern N Y Central Consolidated Edison Westinghouse Phelps Dodge lagged. bonds narrow.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Kennecott
Western Union
Standard Oil
Goodrich
Gerat Northern
N. Y. Central
Consolidated Edison
Westinghouse
Phelps Dodge
Chicago Grain Quotes Ease in light trading on April 30
Grain futures were easier in thin trade. May rye slipped to 25 8 per bushel, July oats opened lower, while corn and rye and barley for May July Sept and Dec quoted with small moves.
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Chicago
Connse
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Report April 30
Baltimore April 30 market report shows apples poorer 2.00 to 3.00, potatoes dull, Idaho Russet Burbanks 3.75 to 4.00 per 100 pounds, sweet potatoes steady with Porto Ricans 4.00 to 4.50, Goldens 4.00 to 4.25, poultry and eggs quotes unchanged, receipts butter 71,928 pounds and eggs 4,702 cases. USDA 11 a.m. quotations listed for Baltimore livestock.
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Baltimore
U. S
Rail
Maine
Idaho
Burbanks U
Texas
Bliss U. S
Sebagos
N. C. Bu
MD. Va
Rites For Edinburg Physician Today
Dr. Clifford E. Miller 38 formerly of Edinburg died Saturday night in Charlottesville Virginia. He will be buried at Cedarwood Cemetery Edinburg today at 4 p m with graveside rites by Rev W H Bowers. Miller earned his MD in 1942 from the University of Virginia medical school and was serving with the Veterans Administration at the time of his death. Population today estimates of local officials Frederick Co 14500.
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Clifford E. Miller
Edinburg
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Cedarwood
W. H. Bowers
Miller
University of Virginia Medical School
Veterans Administration
Seventh Day Adventists Plan Major Relief Drive
Pastor Clarence Gruesbeck announced Winchester church plans to join a North American campaign to feed Europe and the Orient. The denomination will purchase and distribute more than half a million dollars in food quickly, with two relief directors in Europe and purchasing agents nationwide. A special May 4 offering is urged, as clothing relief already shipped over 400 tons and $20,000 in new blankets and clothing were bought from the U.S. Government for war-devastated areas.
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Clarence Gruesbeck
Winchester Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Europe
Orient
North America
J. J. Strahle
European Relief
Copenhagen
Denmark
J. J. Aitken
Switzerland
Central Relief Committee
Washington, D. C
United States
U. S
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Delaware
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Salisbury
Wilhelm Frick
Hans Bernd Gisevius
U.S. Office of Strategic Services
International
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Rhodes Drug CO
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Braddock St
Aeeeres
Eyeeresees
Miller’s
George Laieg
St. George Syrian Church
Detroit
Mich
Farah Canasi
Louis Snage
Mitchel Salheny
George Saieg
International Soundphoto
Aldo Letteri
Giorgio
Memmo
Letteri
Franco Chiari
Chiari
Omero
Ranchi
America
Lettieri
Chicago Livestock
USDA
Stock Market Report
Clarke County
Sears
Loudoun &T
Baltimore Livestock
Frederick CO
Buena Vista Farm
Boom Road
Berryville
Guernsey
D. C. Lands
Loudoun Coun
McCormick-Deering
H. M. Berry C. Preston Engle
G. EB. Vickers
Seventh-Day Adventists
Sioe
Se Ent
Ukraine
Yosas
Calif
Columbus
Black Sea
Jean Millot
Glaize
Rosemont Estate
R. D. Tavenner
Philco Radio
Anderson
Philco
Buncutter’s Tire Company
S. Braddock
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Leicester ST
Royal Pike
Winchester
Front Royal
State Road
H. H. Marlow
Main St
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