Merchant Claude Fogle Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Claude Fogle 47 former No vick Transfer Company employee died of a heart attack at Winchester Memorial Hospital He had operated a store and service station on the Northwestern Grade for five months born Shenandoah County March 20 1898 survived by wife Odie Newcome two daughters Mrs James Carter and Mrs Allen Gaunt two sisters Mrs Ethel Cornwell and Mrs Gordon Holsinger and a granddaughter Barbara Allen Carter Funeral arrangements pending Omps Funeral Home to Monday morning December 31 before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Anderson Fogle
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles and
Mary Martz Fogle
Shenandoah County
Novick Transfer Company
Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Odie Newcome
Frederick County
James Carter
Winchester
Allen Gaunt
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Ethel Cornwell
Gordon Holsinger
Barbara Allen Carter
Omps Funeral
Holsinger
Handley Avenue
Martinsburg Man To Be Buried Here
Clyde Frederick Laise of Martinsburg West Virginia substitute agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad died Monday December 24 at City Hospital Martinsburg after a short illness. Born in Bunker Hill he was the son of Charles F Laise and the late Cora Robert Laise. Services will be Saturday at 10:30 a m from Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Rev Dr S R Diehl officiating. Interment will be in Mt Hebron Cemetery Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Frederick Laise
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pennsylvania Railroad
City Hospital
Bunker Hill
Charles “F. Laise
Cora Robert Laise
Brown Funeral Home
S. R. Diehl
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hebron
Morris Conner Injured in Fall on Cecil Street
Mor E. Conner, of 11 E. Cecil, fell and broke his collar bone in a fall on the streets. He was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Conner
E. Conner
E. Cecil
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Operation On Baby Cancelled At Hopkins
The article reports on Janice Blalock's heart surgery at Johns Hopkins. Doctors note the pulmonary artery is thick and the blood flow to the lungs is high. A possible single ventricle malformation is suggested. the operation is cancelled and Janice is returned to her room in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDr
Edwin L. Crosby
Hopkins
Vanice
Bett
Atomic Bomb Tests and Ship Assessments Highlighted
The article notes tests against warships to determine seaworthiness and the expected reliance on iron from airplanes. It mentions using photography and instruments aboard unmanned vessels to record shock heat radioactivity and other effects.
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Warrenton estate bought by Vogel ends long sports link
Broadview estate of 526 acres at Warrenton, site of Virginia Gold Cup races for years, is purchased by Martin Vogel Jr. and formerly owned by George A. Weschler. The transfer marks a new chapter for a historic sports site in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warrenton
Broadview
Martin Vogel, Jr
Washington
George A. Weschler
Maryland
GM Corp Withdraws Accusations Amid UAW Clash
The article describes GM Corp withdrawing and UAW leaders trading sharp charges. Walter P. Reuther accuses Merritt of mis stating facts to gain propaganda leverage and denies seeking to usurp management prerogatives or staffing control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Merritt
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Answers to the Daily Quiz Highlights Coborn Page
The document lists quiz correct answers including Are questions on Page 1 by Charles Coborn. Items cover Duke University, the northern end of the Strait of eee, Ernest Bevin, Capt. Charles Bushell, the Barrymores, a violinist, and Judge Manley C. Hudg on noted as American authority on international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coborn
Duke University
Strait of Eee
Ernest Bevin
Capt
Charles Bushelll
The
Barrymores
Violinist
Manley C. Hudgon
Washington National Airport Plans $16 Million Modernization
Washington National Airport seeks $16 million in upgrades including four new hangars an expanded terminal and heating plant a new airlines office building a 150 car garage a 150 room combined apartment and transient hotel a shopping center and an exhibition building The Army Transport Command currently operates there with 24 overseas departures a week and commercial carriers plan London Paris service as expansion ramps up daily flights and passenger traffic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—National
Congress
Hervey F. Law
Army
Airlines
Army Transport Command
National Airport
American Airlines
London
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
TWA
Washington
Navy
Law
Budget Bureau
Government to Expand Inexpensive Clothing for 1946
The 1946 aim is to boost low and medium priced suits for veterans and the public. CPA will earmark 23 million yards of wool fabrics in Q1 for garments, plus 7 million pairs of men and boys trousers and 15 million overcoats. The full year target is 28 to 30 million suits, with 14 million at low or moderate prices, and a top retail price of 33 dollars for suits in early 1946. Participation by manufacturers is voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Baltimore Girl Taken For Emergency Pin Removal
Three year old Eileen Chernock arrived from Miami to Baltimore for urgent surgery to extract an open safety pin from her throat. Dr Waitman F Zinn planned to perform the esophagoscope operation this afternoon at Mercy Hospital after Miami doctors failed to remove the pin for two days. The child and her parents Meyer and Mrs Chernock and a sister had been visiting Miami Beach when the incident occurred. Emergency stop arranged by Eastern Air Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eileen Chernock
Miami
Fla
Mercy Hospital
Waitman F. Zinn
Meyer Chernock
Miami Beach
Harry Goldberg
Goldberg
Eileen
Eastern Air Lines
Seamen object to poor conditions on eastbound troop train
In Fort Wayne Indiana Navy veterans from 573 men refused to reboard an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad troop train after it halted for nearly two hours. Chief Petty Officer John Hunter said 11 coaches lacked water for 25 hours and three had no lights. Water was added and broken windows repaired. two wooden coaches were removed. The Chicago to Fort Wayne run stretched 150 miles in 14 hours at about 40 mph with sidings used for both passenger and freight trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hunter
Hunter
Chicago
McNarney cites France hindering German economic unity
Gen Joseph T McNarney, U S Military Governor in Germany, says restoring a minimum sustaining economy is nearly impossible while France resists treating Germany as a single economic unit. He notes progress on de Nazification cartel breakup reparations and decries Allied control deadlock over administrative agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S
Germany
McNarney
Truman Arrives in Kansas City Amid Mixed Flight Schedules
The President landed at 8 05 a m after an 18 mile ride from Independence described as slippery. Airliners faced varied conditions with some flights delayed while others operated normally or poorly across different routes. He met reporters briefly upon arrival at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Independence
President's departure with brief party at airport
A brief interaction occurs as the President leaves, noting he thought you had already left. Mrs. Truman and Margaret do not accompany the President to the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Restaurant man aids girl in Christmas relief effort
Joe Passalaqua, a Los Angeles restaurateur, pledged 10 000 dollars for brain surgery to remove a metal shard embedded in seven year old Margaret Eades after a door handle struck her on Christmas Eve. He hired specialist nurses and the operation was performed with a anonymous surgeon waiving fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe Passalacqua
Margaret Eades
Joe
Margaret
John Eades
Eddes
T. E. Nelson
World War I Jeep Production Figures
Approximately 650000 jeeps were manufactured during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manah
Funeral Sunday For Mrs. Dietz
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Triplett Dietz wife of Cpl. Marvin Dietz U S Army will be held at Hebron Baptist Church Sunday at 2 o'clock Rev E T Clark and Rev N B Habel will officiate Interment at Bethel Methodist Cemetery Trone on Timber Ridge four miles west of Gore Pallbearers include Lacey Godfrey Hugh Anderson Ray Anderson Junior McDaniel and Leslie Lucas Cpl Dietz arrived in the States last week after service in the Philippines and may reach a separation center in about 12 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Triplett Dietz
Cpl
Marvin Dietz
U. S. Army
Hebron Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
D. D
N. B. Habel
Baptist Church of
Lacey
Godfrey
Hugh
Ray Anderson
Junior McDaniel
Leslie Lucas
Cpl. Dietz
States
Philippines
Sutherland To Sign As Steeler's Coach
PITTSBURGH December 28 The Pittsburgh Steelers announce that Dr. John B. Sutherland, former Pitt coach and Brooklyn Dodgers coach, will sign today as the team's new head coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Steeler
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
John B. Sutherland
Pitt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Steelers
Application site for substitute war bond
A substitute bond may be obtained on a special form from the Division of Loans and Currency at the Treasury Department in the Merchandise Mart Chicago 54 Illinois or from Federal Reserve Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of
Treasury Department
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Ill
Federal Reserve Banks
Condemned Man Requests Oysters and Fries Before Execution
William Turner, 29, condemned for killing Darla Dean Pratt, orders a last meal of fried oysters, french fries, cole slaw, ripe tomatoes, celery and ice. He is scheduled for the gallows at 9 p.m., the first white man executed in West Virginia since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
William Turner
State Penitentiary
Darla Dean Pratt
Preston County
West Virginia
Leo Callison
Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude Fogle
Richmond
Virginia
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
General Assembly
Richmond Bar Association
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Bob Chakales
Philadelphia Phillies
News Leader
Camp Lee
Frederick T. Entwistle
Spruance Works
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Jesse Jones
University of Virginia
Lucius Gaston Moffatt
Department of
Institute of Foreign Service
Norfolk
Charles B. Borland
Kay Mason
Paul B. Mason
Krueger Drive
Bristol
John W. Stover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Air Combat Intelligence
U. S. Marine Corps
Joan Hicks
GM Corp
Eis Eee Ieee el
Parker's Hardware
Stephens City
Washington Peele
J. Frank Tragle
Jack Stinnett
Truman
Business College
W. Boscawen St
Mrs. Dietz
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
Bell Syste
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