Mrs. Fauver 86 Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Margaret Catherine Fauver, widow of Simon Fauver, died at 8 40 PM after pneumonia. She was born in Thorne Bottom West Virginia and survived by daughter Bessie Bowers and several siblings. Funeral set for Monday at Mt Hope Church with Rev Julian Owens officiating. interment at Mt Hope.
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Margaret Catherine Fauveb
Aioe Cotton
Fauver
Simon Fauver
Joseph J
Elizabeth Wilson
Thorne Bottom
W. Va
Bessie Bowers
James Wilson
Strasburg
David Wilson
Luray
William Wilson
Julia Windle
Viola Wilson
R. FP. D
Anna Teets
Craiakeetlereb
Carson Shaffer
Newton Shaffer
Nellie Shaffer
Winchester
Statton Bowers
Walter Bowers
Frederick Bowers
Soviet Planes Bomb Big Port
Press dispatches report Hanko a strongly fortified Finnish port heavily bombed by Russian warplanes. Casualties not yet known. Stockholm reports several Russian submarines in the Bothnian gulf. The Russian blockade threatens Swedish shipping with Danish and Norwegian trade affected.
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Copenhagen
Hanko
Finland
Stockholm
Bothnian Gulf
Estonia
Gulf of Riga
Baltic
Germany
No Republicans Likely in Roosevelt Cabinet
White House press secretary Stephen T. Early said it was unlikely President Roosevelt would appoint a Republican to his cabinet. He comments came amid rumors that William J. Donovan of New York or Colonel Frank Knox of Chicago might be named Secretary of War.
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Washington
Deco
Stephen T. Early
White House
Roosevelt
William J. Donovan
New York
Hoover
Frank Knox
Chicago
Meatless Days for French Folk
France will observe two meatless days a week. Agriculture Minister Henri Queuille announced that Monday will remain a meatless day while Friday will be meatless for Catholics who eat fish. The second meatless day’s exact implementation will be left to departmental prefects.
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Paris
France
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Teachers Hear Reports From Annual Convention
At the Winchester Education Association meeting the Virginia Education Association reports were heard. Dr Briscoe from Bucknell University urged a 3 cent cigarette tax to fund Virginia education with studies showing no burden on growers or manufacturers. Delegates noted Governor Price and State Superintendent Hall’s optimistic education outlook and discussed teaching fundamentals.
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Winchester Education Association
Miss Bear
Bennett
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Briscoe
Bucknell University
General Assembly
Virginia
Association
Price
Sidney B. Hall
Laughton
Roberts
Pressley
McNally
Messrs
Browning
Sipe
Handley
Congress to Close In May Aims For Fiscal Focus
The article outlines a set of priorities for Congress in May covering taxes or borrowing for defense, evaluating the reciprocity trade program, preserving New Deal laws unless changes are needed, cutting federal deficits, and studying social programs for potential enactment if New Deal principles win in the 1949 election.
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Finland
Congress
Roosevelt
Follow the Leader: Morris School Bus Hit by Mumps
Several Morris grammar school pupils are confined at home with mumps and school bus driver LeRoy Lamb also has the illness, hindering attendance and travel to class.
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Morris
Conn
Morris Grammar School
LeRoy Lamb
For Sale Colonial Doll House with Furniture
Sale notice offers a colonial doll house with furniture. Contact phone number 1757 for details. Dated December 5, 1911.
Budget Based On 1.25 Rate Prepared
The budget estimates real estate and personal property tax yield at $135,000 for 1940, with 1940 surplus slated to finance $35,000 of the plan. Expenditures total $298,300 for operations and capital, with allocations for debt service, schools, libraries, streets, utilities, police, and new traffic lights.
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Handley Library
Jefferson
Loudoun
Gerrard
Cameron
Boscawen
F. & M. Bank
Tennyson Avenue
Winchester Cold Storage
Nsylvania
Himel
Miller Street
Dark Horses Crowding City
A continuation reports on political chatter about possible third term support for President Roosevelt by King George and Prime Minister Chamberlain, with Ickes commenting on Kennedy and the ensuing back-and-forth among party officials.
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Ruff
King George
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
United States
Notable party guests for Gridiron Dinner to attend
The piece lists Roosevelt and Dewey among expected attendees at a Gridiron dinner. It names Democrats Paul V. McNutt GeneRal Farley Wallace and Lloyd Stark plus Republicans Vandenberg Bricker Stassen Landon and Col Frank Knox as invited notables.
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Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Farley
Wallace
Lloyd Stark
Dewey
Vandenberg
Michigan
Grand Bridges
New Hampshire
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Alf M. Landon
Col. Frank
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Manhattan
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