Millions Must Be Spent By U S To Feed German People
Senate War Investigating Committee reports it will cost the United States about 171 million dollars next year to feed the U S occupied zone in Germany while the Soviet zone relies on home grown food. The findings fault the Potsdam plan and blame French blocking of central German administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Germany
Moscow
George Meader
Europe
Meader
Army of Occupation
United States
Russia
United
Quiry
War ‘Department
Army
AMG
Ittee Democrats
Investigaea
New Meader
O. P. Echols
War Department
Wherry
R.neb
Austria
Fruit Grower Advocates Grade Quality and New Plants
The speaker urged using U. S. Fancy or No. 1 graded fruit for canning and juice, and proposed new processing plants. He called for improving apple quality with integrated pest control, favoring a 24D spray to reduce pre mature drop in Stayman Winesap and Winesap apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Arnold
Richmond Hort Society President Speaks at Annual Meeting
Richmond speaker and president of the Virginia Horticultural Society addressed the organization before its annual meeting in Richmond. Mr Arnold, retiring president of the Isaak Walton League, is a well known figure in Virginia's apple growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Horticulture Society
Richmond
Arnold
Isaak Walton League
Virginia
Special Meeting Of Firemen At Stephens City
A special meeting of the Independent Hose Company of Stephens City will be held at the fire hall on Tuesday evening December 17 at 8 o'clock. R E Ayler, president will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Independent Hose Company of
Stephen City
R. E. Ayler
Annual Christmas Seals Campaign Totals 2460 Dollars
The Winchester Tuberculosis Association reports 2460 dollars raised this year about 53 percent of the 1947 goal. Since the first sale 35 years ago Dr. P. W. Boyd distributed 20 sheets of seals. Miss Lucy F. Kurtz led the drive as 1,800 seals sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Winchester
P. W. Boyd
National Association
Kurtz
E. T. Clark
Campaign Contributions Tie Bilbo to Contractors Probe
Testimony outlines loans and donations from Knost to Bilbo and Doxey allies, including a $1,200 loan repaid partially, a $5,000 gift to Doxey, and a $25,000 pledge by F. T. Newton for the same campaign. Knost says Bilbo helped him in securing government contracts and introduced him to officials, while Morrissey later agreed to cover half the expense. The donor gave a $3,750 check at a Jackson hotel suite used as campaign HQ.
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Bilbo
Doxey
F. T. Newton
Knost
Senator Ferguson
Rmich
Mississippi
Senate
Terry
Miss
Royal Hotel
Jackson
Morrissey
UN Assembly closes with near unanimous support for new world body
Diplomats praise progress toward joining security without war under the United Nations. Secretary-General Trygve Lie and Assembly President Paul Henri Spaak hail early form of an international parliament as Russia dispatches top diplomats, while open diplomacy marks the session, unlike Security Council talks held in London and Lake Success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Assembly
Paul- Henri Spaak
Belgium
Lie
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Andrei A. Gromyko
A Francisco
London
Security Council
Lake Success
N. Y
Answers to the Daily Quiz Drafted by a Oklahoma editor
The page lists quiz answers including Robert Kerr of Oklahoma for Q1 and New York City for Q6. It cites Mistletoe, The three strikers looked at one another, The Bible Isaiah, Senator McMahon, Soviet Russia, Jane Eyre, Whistler, and Actress as the remaining solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Kerr
Oklahoma
Bible
Isiah
Senator McMahon
New York City
Soviet Russia
Jane Eyre
Whistler
Actress
Holiday shopper misplaces pockets and boy found after search
Winchester police report pre holiday complaints as shoppers lose a pocketbook and a six year old boy. Leva Rosenberger of Gore reports Roger Rosenberger missing from Penney's Store for an hour and is found in Hayfield. Madge Brooks of Wardensville says her purse containing 20 to 30 dollars is stolen or lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Leva Rosenberger
Gore
Roger Rosenberger
Penney
Hayfield
Madge Brooks
Wardensville
Virgil Johnston dies near Marvin Chapel Clarke Co
Virgil Jasper Johnston 65 died Sunday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Myers near Marvin Chapel in Clarke County where he lived and worked in road construction. He was ill for a week with heart trouble but was thought to be recovering. He was born in Clarke County son of the late William A Johnston of Warren County and Lavina Starkey of Clarke County and lived all his life there. Survived by one brother Cc W Johnston of Clarke County and three sisters Miss Ella F Johnston and Miss Bessie Love Johnston of Clarke County and Mrs Clarence Grim of Charles Town WV. Funeral set for Tuesday at 11 am at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev George S Lightner. burial Green Hill Cemetery.
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Virgil Jasper Johnston
Elmer Myers
Marvin Chapel
Clarke County
Mr. Johnston
William A. Johnston
Warren County
Lavina Starkey
Cc. W. Johnston
Ella F
Bessie Love Johnston
Clarence Grim
Charles Town
W. Va
Winchester JBT reports about 100 bundles for Fellowship Club
F L Largent Jr president of Winchester Junior Board of Trade said this morning about 100 bundles were collected Saturday afternoon for the Fellowship Club. The drive divided the town into eight sections with a truck and two Boy Scouts per section. The Fellowship Club opened its headquarters at 8 South Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Largent, Jr
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Fellowship Club
Sargent
JBT
South
Loudoun Street
Pingley II In Hospital Condition Unchanged
Frederick County game warden F W Pingley II remained in hospital with his condition unchanged after a gunshot injury on January 4. R G Jone reported no improvement or deterioration in his status as of the latest bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pingley II
F. W. Pingley
Frederick County
Mrs Loy Eaton Dies After Illness at Staunton Sanatorium
Mrs. Loy Eaton 68 of Millwood Avenue died yesterday at Dr DeJarnett's private sanatorium Staunton after a pneumonia illness. Born October 2 1878 in High View Hampshire Co W Va she was a daughter of the late Charles and Sarah Spaid. Survived by husband Loy and three brothers Riley Jacob Ernest Spaid of High View. Funeral services set for Wednesday with cortege meeting Omps Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. for 11:30 a.m. at High View Christian Church conducted by Rev Court ney H Anderson. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Bell Eaton
Loy E. Eaton
Millwood Avenue
Dr. DeJarnett
Staunton
Charles and
Sarah Spaid
High View
Hampshire County
W. Va
Courtney H. Anderson
Valley Food Co awards four thousand in salesmen bonuses
Valley Food Co presented about 4000 in bonuses to salesmen at a dinner meeting at the George Washington Hotel. H. J. Cahill, president, announced the bonuses were proportional to each man’s yearly sales and named company representatives R Etzeler E Ward O Coates R Cahill L Utz R Mutt N Palmer G Cahill plus Michael McCabe district manager and Philadelphia attendees James Seward and Williard Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Food Co
George Washington Hotel
H. J. Cahill
R. Etzeler
E. Ward
O. Coates
R. Cahill
L. Utz
R. Mutt
N. Palmer
G. Cahill
Valley Food Company
Northern Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Michael McCabe
Eastern District
James Seward
Williard Tracy
Philadelphia
First Quarterly Conference at Montague Methodist Church
The Montague Avenue Charge holds its first quarterly conference Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Montague Avenue Methodist Church. Rev W E Thomas superintendent of the Winchester district will preside. All members and officials are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
W. E. Thomas
Winchester
Funeral Services for Mrs Mason Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Grace B Mason who died Saturday morning suddenly were conducted this afternoon at 3 p m from the Baptist Church with Rev Dr E T Clark officiating. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jess Willey Ralph Hengeveld Earl Mason Ralph Cather Everett Kline and Bruce Slonaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Mason
Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Mount Hebron
Jess Willey
Ralph Hengeveld
Earl Mason
Ralph Cather
Everett Kline
Bruce Slonaker
Winchester Vets Enter Service and Start Business
Henkel and Harris, veterans from the Chemical Warfare Service, formed the Henkel Harris Company in Winchester. Located at 110 W Boscawen, they run a showroom and procure war surplus machinery for protective equipment and replicas. The partners, B A Rhodes and W E Teets, support the operation as two additional veteran employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
John E. Harris
Dr Harris
Italy
Germany
Capitol Theatre
Henkel-Harris Company
Winchester Sign Company
B. A. Rhodes
W. E. Teets
Henkel
Harris
Mary Henkel
Baltimore
Washington
W. Boscawen Street
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U.S
Senators
Sovicers
Chappie
Life Insurance Co. of
Lester D. Arnold
Austin
Just
Carload
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Virgil Johnston
Clarke Co
John H. Enders
Berryville
George S. Lightner
Green Hill Cemetery
Loy Eaton
Budweiser
Winchester Vets
Henke
Chemical Warfare Service
Washington, D. C
Rhiem Research Products
Becae
Stonewall Board
Glaize & Bro. “i
Co. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Pine Motor CO
Dodge- Plymouth
Chapman Motor Co
B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Winchester Furniture CO
Main St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Western Electric
Bell System
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
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