For Sale and Rent Classified Notices from Waynesboro Area
Multiple items listed including sale of hardy everblooming roses No 728 by Waynesboro Nurseries for 3.25 per plant or 10.00 for a two pack and a free planting guide, 1935 Ford sedan for sale, collie pups, broilers direct from grower, and various rental listings for furnished rooms and apartments. Also a theft notice about a radio from Esso Village Dining Room with a six day return window and potential warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Harry H. Willis
Jecoe Tae
Lamp Motor Co
Genitetiend Ave
Winchester
John R. Hemmack
Fairview Ave
Stephens City
Boston Bull Pups
Berryville Pike
B. J. Carter
Lard Press
Meyers
Farm Service Company
Falls Road
Bare Hills Avenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Call McFarland
Waynesboro Nurseries
Waynesboro
Virginia
Collie Pups
Berryville
John Rutherford
Lost notices from Kernstown and Winchester
Two notices: a missing Aberdeen Angus heifer No 19 from Kernstown belonging to F A Shryock and a lost billfold with money and papers. Burley C Turner on Airport Road Winchester asks for return and rewards. Dated December 27, 1921.
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Aberdeen Angusheifer
Kernstown
F. A. Shryock
Billford
Burley C. Turner
Airport Rd
Winchester
Rent Rise Appeal Is Favored by Housing Expeditor
Washington reports housing expeditor T E Woods backs limited rent control changes allowing landlord and tenant appeals from local board increases. White House blocks a national rise while Wilmington Delaware expands general increases affecting about 430000 dwellings. Woods proposes removing automatic appeals to the emergency court and making appeals optional for both sides.
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Washington
Truman
T. E. Woods
White House
Wilmington
Del
Woods
Delaware Rent Board
Emergency Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Feller to Accept Salary Cut for 1949 with Indians
Cleveland reports President Bill Veeck will ask Bob Feller to take a pay cut in 1949 after he signed for about 82000 last year as the Indians’ top pitcher. Feller, in Van Meter Iowa for his sister’s wedding, says his 1948 season wasn’t as strong as 1947 but adds the club’s gate receipts justify only a modest reduction. He expects to reach terms with Veeck without trouble.
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Cleveland
Cleveland News
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians Today
Bob Feller
Feller
van Meter
McAuley
Bill
CIO Proposes Expanded Social Security Plan Nationwide
The CIO urges a sweeping expansion of federal old age and unemployment insurance plus new pay-while-sick medical care programs and employer financed plans through collective bargaining. It recommends uniform federal administration, funding via payroll taxes and general revenues, and argues for strong national action to promote full employment.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Labor Organization
CIO
John L. Lewis
Kers
New Deal Support Highlighted by CIO Plan
The passage notes the November 2 vote backing the New Deal program over previous laissez faire. It cites CIO proposals for federal legislation including old age benefits rising two to three times the current $39 per month for a retired couple.
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The
CIO
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Myron Taylor
Vatican
It of State
Kurtz Funeral Home
Loudoun
George W. Kurtz, Inc
Reifel
Raegardless
Apply Union News Co
Greyhound
Baraypect
Winches
Cedarbrook Parms
Cedarville
Charles Jackson
White Post
E.o.d
Florida
Parkers Hardware
Call Boyce
Boyce Lunch
Boyce 47
Gray Ave
Esso Village
Smithfield Ave
J. R. Alexander, Jr
Rt. 50
West
Rileys Real Estate Agency
Rouss Ave
St.joseph
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A.S
A. Herbert Hoover
Germany
Welles
Sumner Welles
Under
Secreta
State
Oxon Hill
Brooke Kerby
Kerbys
Edgar Young
Kerby
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
Mexico
Acapulco
San Antonio
New Orleans
Martinsburg
Heckerman
Bedford, Pa
Seiberling Battery
Cammer Tire CO
Handley
Heatrolas
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Northern Virginia Power CO
Kinney’s Shoe Store
Loudoun ST
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