Clifton Price Sells Hill and Dale Farm and Purchases Monterey
Clifton Price sells Hill and Dale Farm and purchases Monterey property. The Monterey property adjoins Soldier's Rest northeast of Berryville. The report notes fertilizer proceeds and farming in the Cotton Belt with references to local growers and land transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Price
Hill and Dale Farm
Monterey
Cars Ae Parti
Dale
Clifton Price Teas
Berryville
Toad
J Richardson
Soldier's Rest
Public bid notice for Winchester area construction project
Plans for a Winchester Virginia project require a $10 deposit per set, refundable if returned in good condition within 10 days after bids open. See Blacksburg P B Potter or Dr A B Groves Winchester for details. Bids need 5 percent certified check or six percent bid bond. Open for 30 days with right to reject bids.
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Winchester
P. B. Potter
Blacksburg
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Groves
Fairmont Ave
Nazi Dictatorship Beliefs Shared by Fewer Germans
A British monitored poll across Berlin Bremen and the American zone shows only five percent associate nationalism with Nazi dictatorship and militarism while 65 percent back a patriotic nondictatorial nationalism. Voters favor reunification of zones but oppose communism, and many want the return of lost lands including Silesia East Prussia Danzig Sudetenland Alsace Bohemia and even Austria with most Germans preferring private business to military service.
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Ok Kite
Someticians
Germany
Strasser
High Commission
Berlin
Bremen
Silesia
East Prussia
Saar
Danzig
Sudetenland
Alsace
Bohemia
Austria
Hitler
Poland
Arrest Follows Odd Shoe Bet in Orlando
In Orlando Florida on December 2 a man named James was arrested after a curious ploy involving a shoe with a folded $20 bill beneath the sole. James admitted planning to escape by squatting, saying he would have gotten away if he had done so.
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Orlando
Fila
James
Betshoe
Woman Driver Surprised by Stop Sign Collision
Mrs. Helen Carlile, a woman driver, reported a near collision at an intersection when a car ran a stop sign and nearly hit her. A man then exited the other vehicle and struck her on the jaw before fleeing.
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Helen Carlile
Commission to Monitor Coal Prices Faces Winter Demand
The State Emergency Fuel Commission warns that 15000 union miners shifting to a three day week next week may not meet winter coal needs. It asks local fuel committees to report local coal requirements and vows to use its powers to prevent price spikes and keep prices reasonable.
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Innee
State Emergency Fuel Commission
How Musical Instruments Are Classified
They are classified by how sound is produced. Stringed instruments use vibrating strings, wind instruments use vibrating air columns, and percussion instruments produce sound by striking.
Net of Evidence Weaves Around Alleged Slayer
James A. Mahoney of Bristol Virginia Tennessee is slain in a French Quarter hotel after Mardi Gras. Hoover, a 25 year old Louisville parking attendant, proclaims innocence and cites witnesses. The state links Hoover to Mahoney room claims and a towel during the night, while the defense disputes evidence admissibility.
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James A. Mahoney
Bristol
Tenn
Hoover
Louisville
Money
Hatel
Yucatan
Mahoney
Christmas Dinner Fans Grow Fast in April Hatchings
New York notices turkeys hatch in April and grow rapidly to sizes larger than typical chickens. Males reach about 25 pounds by Thanksgiving or Christmas, illustrating the rapid early development of the birds.
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New York
Ray Garrabrandt Receives Silver Beaver From Scouts
Ray Garrabrandt is awarded the Silver Beaver by the Shenandoah area council at the first annual recognition dinner in Winchester Armory. More than 400 attend as six scouters receive statuettes for outstanding work. honorees include John Poland, Arthur Jr., Byrne Downing Jr., Harold Teenis, Joseph Sherman, and Fred Bame.
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Charles Town
Rotomac
Shenandoah
Joseph A. Sherman
Berryville
Fred Bame
Winchester
Downing
Harry Grim
Strasburg
John Moore
Robert H. Heistand
Baltimore
Clarence Urffer
Heistand
United States
Basil Starkey
Woodstock
Morton C
S D. McFadden
C. 8. Hartman
Ellett Marshall
Front Royal
George Ludwig
Berkeley Springs
A. McDaniel
J. R. Poland
Martinsburg
National Council
H Cc. Browne
John 8. Scully
Garrabrandt
Order of Arrow
Edith Cornwell
Droopy Horns and a Stolen Cow Spark Small-Time Justice
Harry C. Barton of Sandy Spring bought a cow that seemed homesick with drooping horns. He traced the animal to a rustler who confessed blaming drinking, ulcers, and family ruin. Barton recovered his money, and the case closed with the rustler's admission.
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Washington
Harry C. Barton
Sandy Spring
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Hine
Girard Perregaux
House of
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W. Boscawen St
Associated Press
Ray Garrabrandt
Beaver
Kabler
Charles Kabler
Oates Ave
Winchester Hospital
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Christe
OE Music Appliance Center
Henry
Taylor
ABC Network
BUICK
Fishee
W. Ebert
N. Main St
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