Winchester Conservation Head Appeals For Fuel Saving
John J. Scully, chairman of Winchester fuel conservation, urged citizens to conserve coal as supplies run low. Dealers report limited run of mine coal and government limits on deliveries to homes with more than ten days stock. With little stoker fuel, residents should guard remaining supply as replenishment may take time. The city has about 490 stockers, while most local industries reportedly hold several weeks of fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Scully
Fuel Conservation Committee For
Winchester
Scully
Rest Church December meeting and community notes
Rest Church will host its December meeting at the Kline home in Winchester with the Kline and Bertha Kline family. Sunday school rehearsals begin for Come Ye To Bethlehem to be presented at the church. North Frederick Charge members attended the quarterly conference. Youth Fellowship enjoyed a Thanksgiving covered dish supper. The Methodist parsonage exterior has been repaired and redecorated. Margaret Clark of Marshall spent the weekend here. Eddie Ridgeway HA 1 of Bethesda Naval Hospital expects discharge soon. Holmes Snapp of Martinsburg visited relatives. H. B. Sell dined with J. W. Hancher’s family for Thanksgiving. Harry Stipe and daughter visited Damascus relatives for the holidays. Rev. F. F. Neel of near Charleston attended Rest Church services and is a former Ridgeway pastor. Kenneth Smallwood and children, E. N. Swartz, and Edward McDonald visited the Wiliam Sager family in Rio. George Gent has reenlisted in the U S Army and left for California en route to Japan.
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Rest Church
A. J. Kline
Bertha Kline
Winchester
St i
Bethlehem
North Frederick
Youth Fellowship of
Margaret Clark
Marshall
Eddie Ridgeway
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Holmes Snapp
Martinsburg
H. B. Sell
J. W. Hancher
White Hall
Harry Stipe
Damascus
F. F. Neel
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas Neel
Neel
Ridgeway
Kenneth Smallwood
Re. N. Swartz
Edward McDonald
William Sager
Rio
George Gent
U. S. Army
California
Japan
Dramatic Scene At Lewis Trail Tops Hollywood
In a volatile courtroom scene John L. Lewis and lawyer Welly Hopkins clash as bailiffs shout and spectators gasp. Hopkins lashes out while Lewis defies the court offering little for his finances before the judge advises restraint in this sensational contempt hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Trail
Hollywood
Washington
John
L. Lewis
Hopkins
John L. Lewis
Sonnett
John F. Sonnett
Miners’ Union
Lewis
Ty Alan Arenes
Lewis Goldsborough
Contempt Cited in Courtroom Scene With Lewis
The scene shows Lewis accusing the judge and resisting as lawyers pull at his sleeve. The judge regards him quietly, then Lewis glances at his lawyers and finally sits down, expressing defiance before yielding.
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Lewis
John L
Hollywood
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Film Library
Inc
Mickey Rooney
Mark Twain
Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros. Capitol
Paul Marianne Baxter
Angel ON
Technicolor
Warner Bros
Hickor
Bruce Cabot
Constance Bennett Warren William Ward Bond
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Earl Bunting
Mr. Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Farmers & Merchants -National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Conservation To
Winchesterians
Clarke County
Riley Bros. Hansbrough-Carter
Blue Bird Bakery
Loudoun St
Corrigan
BUG Cleaners
Bailey Bros
Cameron St
Geo. W. Kurtz
the Star
and Anderson
Lionel
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Mees
J. A. Hotinger
Mutual Insurance
Pop
Geo. W. Hurtz
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Molden
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Lupton Orchard Service
Automobile
Earl L. Mason
Hable
Bae
Warner Baxter
Trew Ervers
Sandy
Stuart Erwin
Johnny Mack Brown
Secret Agent X
Hickok, Buxton
Prince Gardner
Gray & Eddy
Hansbrough & Carter
Braddock & Germain
Sis
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