Virginia Pastors Lead Talks at Richmond Institute
Virginia attendees at the Pastors Institute in Richmond heard W. Ex. deliver a pointed critique of government and fiscal policy. The session urged adherence to the Hoover report and warned against domestic spending that risks freedom and economic stability.
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Ervey
Unioni
Peicniss
Price
Charlotte
N. C
Tchmond
Virginis
Virginia
Assembly
Edward Dol
Ether Presbyterian Board of Aecation
America
World War II confession ends in suicide after roadside crash
A war veteran and missing legs victim, Andrew Louis Blasko of Fentress, died after firing a 22 caliber pistol while pinned under his wrecked car on a rain slick road. He had confessed to lying about a fellow soldier during WWII to a Danville Bee photographer before killing himself.
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Mvnas
Andrew Louis Blasko
Fentress
Route One
Norfolk
James Hughes
Blasko
John Tate
Danville Bee
Hughes
Tate
Germany
Jack Lemons
Florida
Sgt. Lemons
Danville
James B. Tillman
Schoolfield
Tillman
Patrick Lockhart Dies at Residence
Patrick W. Lockhart 76 died early this morning at his home 626 8 S Loudoun St after a long illness. Born in Rock Enon Springs Virginia he was son of the late Mr and Mrs A W Lockhart. He belonged to Mt View Methodist Church and the South End Fire Co. Surviving are his widow Obelia M Gough Lockhart three sisters and a half sister and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements await a California bound sister and the remains rest at Jones funeral home.
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Patrick W. Lockhart
S. Loudoun St
Rock Enon Springs
A. W. Lockhart
Mt. View
Miss Darlington Services Tomorrow
Funeral services for Miss Georg ia Darlington will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from Omps Funeral Home with Rev Emory Elmore assisted by Carl Weiser officiating Interment follows in Mt Hebron cemetery Pallbearers are James Meredith Elmer Charles Joseph and Peyton Darlington
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Georegia Darlington
Omps Funeral Home
Emory Elmore
Carl Weiser
Mt. Hebron
James
Meredith
Elmer
Charles
Joseph
Peyton Darlington
Speaking Contest Judges Are Named
The Clarke County High School public speaking contest judges were announced. They are Ted Lowery Jefferson County superintendent, H H Cooley Round Hill National Bank vice president, and J E Saville Jefferson County agent. The event, sponsored by the Virginia Bankers Association, is set for 8 p.m. February 15 at Berry Auditorium.
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Clarke County
Ted Lowery
Jefferson County
W. Va
H. H. Cooley
Round Hill National Bank
J. E. Saville
Virginia Bankers Assn
Berryar
Ralph Ware
Rouss Fire Company Hosts Shirley Selby Show
The Rouss Fire Company invites Miss Shirley Leigh Selby majorette instructor to perform at the regular meeting Friday night. She selects seven junior girls and eight senior girls for the show, listing then Jean Dove Margaret Fisher Jill Holt Rose Shade Kay McKean Connie Rush Joan Dove Suzanne Barr Dorothy Boyd Nancy James Helen Deltra Mary Ann McIlwee Sylvia Bryant Joann Vincent and Lois from Harrisburg to join.
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Rouss Fire Company
Shirley Leigh Selby
Miss Selby
Winchester
Jean Dove
Margaret Fisher
Jill Holt
Rose Shade
Kay McKean
Connie Rush
Joan Dove
Suzanne Barr
Dorothy Boyd
Nancy James
Helen Deltra
Mary Ann McIlwee
Sylvia Bryant
Joann Vincent
Lois Miss Selby
Officers Elected at 11th State Veterinary Convention
Richmond hosts closing sessions of the 11th annual State Veterinary session where Dr. Jerry Sotola and Dr. Jacques Jeany spoke. Opening day remarks came from Dr. C. P. Zepp and Dr. Francis H. Fox. 1950 officers elected include Dr. John B. Woodworth as president and Dr. F. E. Mullen as first vice president.
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Richmond
Jerry Sotola
Armour & Co’s_ livestock bureau
Jacques Jeany
University of Pennsylvania
State Veterinary Alsn
C. P. Zepp
New York
American Veterinary Assn
Francis H. Fox
Cornell University
John B. Woodworth
Waynesboro
F. E. Mullen
Harrisonburg
J. 8. Landis
Norfolk
George H. Brumble
Fredericksburg
H. K. Cooper
Roanoke
Market Quotations From Baltimore and Chicago Trading Posts
Market notes show dull apple demand with specific price ranges across varieties in New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Potatoes sweet potatoes white yams and eggs are described as dull or steady with receipts moderate. Livestock bids include cattle calves hogs and sheep with listed price bands across regions and markets in Baltimore Chicago and beyond.
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Baltimore
N. J
Staymans
W. Va
USDA
New York Stocks Rise Amid Steel Sector Gains
The stock market edged up with steel stocks leading the advance by about a point. U S Steel opened late at 29 5 8, up 13 8 from yesterday on 35000 shares. several other names including Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and General Motors also traded higher while Douglas Aircraft declined.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Armco
Wheeling Steel
Jones& Laughlin
Crucible
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Saggeg
Ken Ward
Emerson Radio
American Telephone
Weaters Chemical
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
St. Paul
Texas Co
Eastern Air Lines
Celotex
Douglas Aircraft
Grains open steady to lower on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices opened steady to down with corn and soybeans easing more than other grains. Wheat futures showed March 2.16 1 2, May 2.10 1 8, July 1.90 3 4, along with various contract quotes for corn, rye, soybeans and lard.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Ida Kline Dies at 55 Resident of Baker Street
Ida V. Kline 55 of 209 12 Baker Street died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick County she was daughter of the late Samuel and Mary Carter and worked at National Fruit 18 years. She was a Methodist and is survived by son Gilbert. daughters Lillie McDonald Eva Line and Gladys Higgs. brothers Benjamin Carter and Ned Carter. eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending and remains at Jones Funeral Home.
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Ida V. Kline
Baker Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Samuel
Mary Carter
National Fruit
Kline
Methodist Church
Gilbert Kline
Lillie McDonald
Sunnyside
Eva Line
Gladys Higgs
Benjamin Carter
Clarke County
Ned Carter
Jones Funeral Home
Love Triumphed Over Faith in Pettit Marriage
Judith Robinson Pettit chose love over money when she eloped with Homer Pettit, a non Jewish plant worker. The 18 year old and her husband wed Jan 18 in Frederick, while her mother Willie Robinson left an estate of about 90 000 dollars with a Jewish condition disinheriting children who marry non Jews. Judith may contest the will.
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Pettit
Willie Robinson
Luray
Mt Judith
Leonard
Homer
Waynesboro
Judith
Frederick
Stanley
Robinson
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Ranges
The text lists sausage bulls priced 13.00 to 15.50, medium to good at 19.50 to 21.50, dealers 27.00 to 2.00. Salable sheep at 1500, slaughter lambs early demand 25.50, slaughter ewes 10.00 to 12.00.
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Chicago
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To. Sadak
Alexandria
Alexandria-Arlington
Capitol
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Paul Crockett
Yorktown
Henry B. Gordon
Charlottesville
House Committee On Game and Inland Fisheries
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
County Court House
James B. Lindsey
Shenandoah River
Tilthammer Mill
Ritenour
Sprint
Clay Hill
Millwood
Delco
J. H. Yost
W. B. Snider, Sr
Coleman Dunn
N. Cameron &T
Minnie
Patrick Lockhart
Darlington
Sunbeam Stewart Electric
Busdes
C. J. Brumback
N. Cameron St
Om Real McOy
Chicago Grain
Ida Kline
Judith Robinson
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen &J. Best Car
Harley Dav
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
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Winchester Auto Wash
Hart St
Valley Ave
Dence
Our Funeral Home
Kiuly
Ceardid
John W. Rosenberger & CO. Inc
Braddock St
Albert Toth
W. Hart St
Yale
Nathaniel. Hawthorne
Richard Wagrier
Valentines
Candy & Favors Hill
Loudoun
Stephens City
Sanitary Frarma Vo
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Senseny Road
Rock
Dolly
HOGS
Plymouth Auto
R. W. Brown
Chas. R. Duvall
G. E. Vickers
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