Quiet August 17 Stover Brim Nuptials In Hagerstown
Miss Louise Rieman Stover and Sgt. Nolan Dane Brim wed at St. John's Episcopal Church in Hagerstown Maryland on a quiet ceremony attended by close family. The bride wore grey crepe with gardenias and an heirloom onyx brooch from her grandmother. Afterward the couple left for a short honeymoon in Richmond. Brim is stationed at Camp Lee Virginia.
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Louise Rieman Stover
Kathleen Hack Stover
J. I Stover
Bartonville
Nolan Dane Brim
E. R. Brim
Waco
Texas
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Walter B. Stehl
Virginia
Robert Arbuckle
Richmond
Sgt
Brim
Camp Lee
Gainesboro Church Scene for Moore Stotler Wedding
Miss Catherine Marie Moore and Lloyd Stotler were married at Gainesboro Methodist Church in Gainesboro on Saturday afternoon August 18. The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with gladioli corsages. maid of honor Jean Moore and bridesmaid Velda Clark assisted. Best man was Ralph Dorsey. The groom, a Reynolds resident, recently returned from the Army after 37 months in the Pacific. The ceremony featured music by June DeHaven. The couple left for a short wedding trip.
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Catherine Marie Moore
Thurman Moore
Gainesboro
Lloyd Stotler
Reynolds
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Palmer
Jean Moore
Velda Clark
E. O. Stotler
Reynolds Store
United States Army
Ralph Dorsey
Mechanicsburg
June DeHaven
Carron-Fugitt Vows Said Here Tuesday
Missy Tyler Fugitt became the bride of Sgt. Robert Marian Carron in a simple ceremony August 21 at Sacred Heart Rectory. The couple will reside in Hampton while he is stationed at Langley Field Virginia.
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Missey Tyler Pugitt
Robert Marian Carron
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John McGilley
Fred M. Fugitt
Carron
Handley High School
All
Sgt. Carron
Langley Field
Cadwallader Injured In Hay Baler Accident At White Post
Mr. Snell Cadwallader of Boyce badly injured his ankle while using a hay baler on W. R. Thompson’s White Post farm. He’s been a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital for ten days. Please bring finished articles to Episcopal Church House 134 West Boscawen Street second floor between 11 and 2 on Monday August 27. quota calls for 130 sleeve less sweaters and 200 mufflers to be distributed to workers.
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Snell Cadwallader
Boyce
W. R. Thompson
White Post
Cadwallader
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Newport News Visitors Arrive This Saturday
Mrs. William Stuart Jr and her son Gray William of Newport News will arrive Saturday to visit Mrs. Joseph Massie of this city.
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William Stuart
Washington, D. C
Will
Newport News
William Stuart, Jr
Gray William
Joseph Massie
Indoor Lawn Party Shifts to Church Basement Tonight
Rain prompts the Rachel Hodges Class of the United Brethren Church to hold its lawn party indoors in the church basement at 6 o clock. Vendors offer hot soups chicken sandwiches homemade ice cream and cake. Also noted are visits and arrivals from Florida and Warrenton with local family gatherings and weekend plans.
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Florence Nightingale
United Brethren Church
Lillian Hodgson
Rachel Hodges
20 Million Bogus Stamps Seized in Philadelphia
Office of Price Administration agents with U S marshal deputies seized more than 20 000 000 counterfeit red ration coupons in the biggest haul of its kind in this area. U S Attorney Gerald A Gleeson announced five men were arrested on counterfeit coupon charges and each held on 10000 bail for today’s hearing. The seizure aimed to disrupt distribution in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Price Administration
U. S. Marshal’s Office
U. S
Gerald A. Gleeson
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
VFW Officials Thank Community for Yard Party Support
J. E. Keffer commander of the local VFW post and Mrs Keffer Auxiliary president thank citizens and businesses for generous support of the yard party on City Hall plaza.
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J. E. Keffer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Services Friday For Mrs Tanquary
Funeral services for Mrs Ada E Tanquary widow of Charles Tanquary who died Tuesday night at a daughter’s home in Hagerstown Maryland will be held here Friday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Mount Hebron Cemetery Chapel Rev W O Talbert officiating
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Ada E. Tanquary
Charles Tanquary
Hagerstown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. O. Talbert
Police Court Disposes several drunk and disorderly cases
Judge John Rice presides as John L. Bannister of 915 S Cameron Street is fined $10 with costs for drunkenness. William R. Coffman of Strasburg is fined $10 with costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. James Gordon Raynor of Baltimore Maryland is fined $10 with costs for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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John Rice
John L. Bannister
S. Cameron Street
William R. Coffman
Strasburg
James Gordon Raynor
Baltimore
Negotiations and exchanges amid Luzon capitulation events
The report describes an American Army radio broadcast from Tokyo signaling peace moves while twenty five unarmed Americans negotiated the northern Luzon surrender under enemy guns. A group of 25 officers and 20 enlisted men traversed Madre mountains to meet the Japanese at a designated site and, beneath a war flag, discussed capitulation as troops traded personal items for souvenirs.
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Tokyo
Cebu
Luzon
38Th Division
Madre Mountains
By Passed Isles Yield as Japanese Surrender Near Guam
Guam reports surrender of an estimated 120,000 Japanese in bypassed central Pacific islands. About 2,500 troops 1,000 naval personnel and 1,000 civilians on Mili sign capitulation aboard Levy. Allied守 orders dictate grounding ships and immobilizing coastal defenses ahead of occupation.
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Guam
Central Pacific
Ander Way
Truk
Solomons
New Ireland
New Britain
Labor Strike Ends at Westinghouse Lester Plant
Spokesmen say the company posted pay for one day during a 24 hour strike at the Lester Pennsylvania plant. President Truman urged straight time pay for the two days. About 7,000 Local 107 CIO members approved a temporary agreement restoring roughly 2,000 laid off workers.
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Truman
Lester
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Local 107
CIO
Allied Leaders Prepare Tokyo Bay Occupation Deployment
Admiral Spruance and Rear Admiral Wilkenson confer with MacArthur before merging forces with Halsey for Tokyo Bay entry. An occupation air armada readies 750 miles from Tokyo with 2600 bombers and transports to land thousands of troops at Atsugi. Medical teams will aid rescued prisoners as plans set for O Day at Atsugi. En route, 50 000 to 60 000 troops expected in initial occupation.
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Raymond A. Spruance
U. S
Fifth Fleet
Theodore F. Wilkenson
MacArthur
William F. Halsey, Jr
Third Fleet
Tokyo Bay
Halsey
Japan
Comet
Okinawa
Tokyo
Atsugi
Pacific
Imperial General Staff
M. H. Marcus
Philippines
MacArhhur
Army Conflicts Over War Plant Leadership and Postwar Housing
The piece notes Representative Brown of Ohio pressing for more civilian doctors as war plants face scrutiny and a dispute erupts over postwar housing price ceilings. Authorities delay wartime policy while Truman may face a quick decision as agencies stall on lifting wartime construction controls.
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Brown
Ohio
Armed Services
Truman
WPB eyes new ceiling as construction controls face backlash
WPB pushes to replace the housing sales ceiling under order L-41 with a higher limit while relaxing lumber controls to resume home building. Seven major industry groups including NAM and the U S Chamber urge withdrawal of L-41. Army idle plants debate stalls, civilians argue for broader plant releases to employ returning veterans.
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WPB
OPA
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
CIO Chief Warns on Jobs Bill in Senate Hearing
President Philip Murray told a Senate Committee considering the full employment bill that private enterprise failing to provide good paying jobs would push the public to demand government operation of plants. He urged enactment and warned the mood could drift toward another war.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Senate
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