David Peer 75 Died After Stroke in Shenandoah Co
David Peer 75 died yesterday after a paralytic stroke three weeks earlier in Shenandoah County. He was born April 10, 1871, at Mount Olive, son of John and Catherine Peer, and married Minnie Myers who died in 1946. Survived by children, a brother, a sister, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 from Dellinger Funeral Chapel Woodstock with Rev. Marshall F. Mauney officiating. burial in Saumsville Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Catherine Keller
Mount Olive
St. Matthews Anna
Minnie Myers
Rey Gochenour
Foodstock
Clarence L. Butler
Winchester
Lester Sheetz
Edinburg
William Richards
Philadelphia
Marvin Shillinburg
Toms Hrook
Elsie Peer
Cecil Peer
Woodstock
Millard Peer
Maurertown
Perry Peer
Emma Hollingsworth
Dellinger
Marshall F. Mauney
Saumsville Cemetery
W. A. Baker
Sidney Spiker
WR. Coffman
B. W. Link
Guy Swartz
Answers to Daily Quiz From Old Newspaper Printed Page
Answers to the daily quiz are listed with references to Russia West Virginia and American war. The Half Breed Tract is described as land between the Mississippi River and Des Moines River in Iowa set aside for children of mixed white and Indian heritage, with Sauk and Fox Indians involved and dated August 4, 1824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mississippi Ri
Des Moines
Barr Held For Navy AWOL Sailor Detained In New Jersey
George R. Barr Jr of 126 N. Lou doun street arrested for drunkenness and found absent without leave from the U S Navy. He is held for naval authorities in Norfolk. Roy L. Gillespie AWOL from the Army at Fort in New Jersey and Joseph Murphy of Bridgeton, N J, investigated for illegally wearing a U S Navy uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Barr, Jr
N. Loudoun Street
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Roy L. Gillespie
8. Army
Fort ,N.J
Joseph Murphy
Bridgeton
N. J
Crosby Funeral Today for Oscar Terry Crosby in Warenton
Private funeral services will be held today in Warrenton for Oscar Terry Crosby 85 a former assistant secretary of the treasury under Wilson who died Thursday after a long illness. He founded Potomac Electric Co traveled widely and authored works. Crosby previously led utilities in Washington Wilmin Del Chester Pa and was general superintendent of Sprague Electric Railway and Motor Co and GM of GE railway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Oscar Terry Crosby
Virginia Delegation Joins 80th Congress and Oath
The Virginia group marks the opening of the 80th Congress with Senator Robertson taking his seat and Representatives Hardy Harrison andStanrod present for the roll call. Mrs Stanley and children stand with Stanley in Stanleytown Virginia as the oath administration begins.
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Knudson
Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Biffle
Ferguson
Vandenberg
Rmich
Overton
D-La
Bilbo
Capitol
Congress
Sena
Robertson
Hardy, Harrison
Stanrod
Sient
Stanley
Thomas B., Jr
David
Ann Chatham
Stanleytown
Portal Portal Suits Totaling Billions Filed Nationwide
More than 20 federal suits filed across cities seek over 855 million dollars with total claims surpassing 2.7 billion. CIO-UAW leads back pay demands against Ford GM and Chrysler totaling 507 million, as cases target Bethlehem Steel and related entities in Baltimore and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poral
Portal
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Michigan
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cio-Uaw
Ford
Justice Department
Clark
Washington
Tom Clark
Mt. Clemons
Supreme Court
Detroit
John C. Lehr
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Pitsburgh
AFL
United Auto Workers
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem Sparrows Point
Glenn L. Martin Co
Telephone Workers Set February Talks for New Contracts
Bargaining aims for new contract talks to begin in February will be discussed by seven unions within the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company system in Virginia Maryland Washington D C and West Virginia. Contracts expire March 31 and demands for pay raises and contract changes are expected to be submitted by February 1. Alfred V Atkinson chairs the Virginia Federation of Telephone Workers which along with other unions will participate in the January 8 9 meeting in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Alfred V. Atkinson
Virginia Federation of Telephone Workers
Virginia Federation
West Virginia Union
Washington, D. C
Maryland
New Norfolk Southern Diesel Locomotive And Buses Delivered
Norfolk Southern Railway received its first diesel electric switch engine from Baldwin Locomotive Works in Pennsylvania and 10 new buses for its subsidiary in Norfolk. The deliveries mark the start of nearly $2,000,000 worth of equipment on order, with five locomotives planned for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Southern Railway
Bus Corporation
Carolina Junction
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Eddystone
Norfolk Southern
Beck
Shatzer Funeral Service Today
Funeral services for Chalmers D. Shatzer age 62 who died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital were held at eleven o’clock today from Omps Funeral Home. Rev Franklin G Senger officiated. Shatzer belonged to Evangelical United Brethren church in Greencastle Penn from which he moved fifty years ago. Interment followed in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Chambersburg Penn.
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Chalmers D. Shatzer
Memorial Hospital
Omps
Franklin G. Senger
Shatzer
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greencastle
Penn
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Chambersburg
Funeral services for Mrs Davis set for Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Mat tie Ellen Davis who died early Thursday morning at Emergency Hospital Washington D C will be held at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon from the Omps Funeral Home with interment in the family lot at Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal W E Thomas district superintendent of the Methodist Church will conduct the services due to the illness of Rev F I Fulcher
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Mattie Ellen Davis
Emergency Hospital
Washington, D. C
Omps Funeral Home
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
W. E. Thomas
The
Methodist Church
F. I. Fulcher
Funeral Services For Julius West This Afternoon
Suffolk Virginia January 3 funeral services will be held this afternoon for Julius E West 80 former Lieutenant Governor who died New Year’s Day after a long illness. Pastor John G Truitt of Suffolk Christian Church will conduct the rites with church deacons serving as honorary pallbearers. The Philathea Class and Eton College trustees will attend in a group. Burial is at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Suffolk
John G. Truitt
Suffolk Christian Church
Junius E. West
Richmond Hospital
West
Eton College
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lewis Smith Jr Fined in Court for Drunken Driving
Lewis Smith Jr of Woodstock Lane appeared before Trial Justice W Erle. He was fined 250 dollars for drunken driving plus 25 dollars for driving on a revoked license. Two jail terms were suspended: six months for drunken driving and 30 days for the revoked license offense.
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Lewis Smith, Jr
Woodstock Lane
W. Erle
Edwards
Lloyd Perkins Dies in Sunny Acre Hospital
Lloyd Perkins died Monday December 30th in Sunny Acre Hospital Cleveland after about six weeks as a patient. He was a son of Jess and Mary Elliott Perkins of Middletown and lived in Cleveland 25 years. Survived by father three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at Mt Zion Methodist church Middletown Va Saturday at 3 PM. Interment Mt Zion Cemetery.
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Lloyd Perkins
Sunny Acre Hospital
Cleveland
Jess
Mary Elliott Perkins
Middletown
Melvin Carter
Edwin Chandler
Ohio
Miss Perkins
Charles
Gilbert
J. Perkins
Dr Joe Freed Earns Psychiatry Board Certification
Dr Joe E Freed of the South Carolina State Hospital is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. He recently returned from New York City after exams at the Psychiatric Institute. He is son of the Rev C A Freed former Grace Lutheran Church pastor and Mrs Freed. He served as neuropsychiatrist in the Army Air Forces at Hunter Field Savannah and Elgin Field Fla and has been on the state hospital staff since July 1938.
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Joe E. Freed
South Carolina State Hospital
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
New York City
Psychiatric Institute
Dr. Freed
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Freed
Handley High School
G. Ward Thresh
Shirley Street
Army Air Forces
Hunter Field
Savannah
Elgin Field
Fla
College Professors Plead For Higher Salaries
A committee of college professors will present to Governor Tuck in Richmond, Virginia, today a request for pay increases for faculties of state supported higher learning institutions. They seek raises for teaching staffs and public school teachers, citing rising living costs and lack of automatic annual raises.
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Richmond
Tuck
Prison Break Triggers New York Police Shoot to Kill Order
New Yorks 17000 police ordered to be ready to shoot to kill in the daylight escape from Raymond Street jail Brooklyn by nine inmates including a confessed killer and a former Alcatraz prisoner. The break the largest in city history occurred without violence as authorities blamed outside accomplices and aging jail conditions.
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New York
Alcatraz
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Albert ©. Williams
Correcon
Thomas McDonnell
Williams
Miles F. McDonald
Fort Greene Park
Tax bill eyed to boost investment and jobs
Knutson predicts the tax cut will lift take home pay and spur capital investment in new ventures, creating jobs and expanding markets for raw materials. He said Ways and Means will act on the bill once the legislative budget with appropriations ceilings is approved later this month.
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Knutson
Ways and Means
Senatorial Clash Over Bilbo Blockade Plans
Democratic Senator Taylor of Idaho said a large faction of his party would back blocking Bilbo, and he would offer a resolution. Southerners warned they would prolong debate for days or weeks to derail the anti Bilbo drive led by Senator Ellender of Louisiana, chair of the special investigating committee.
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Barkley
Bilbo
Taylor
Idaho
Ellender
D-La
Special Campaign
Senator Ellender to Lead Debate on Mississippi Voting Charges
Senator Ellender said he would chair a debate on Bilbo's actions in last summer's Mississippi primary as senators demand a hearing. He and two fellow Democrats issued a majority report supporting the dropping of charges that sought to intimidate Negroes voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Mississippi
Ellender
Juvenile Court Disposes Case Involving 16-Year-Old Thief
A 16-year-old boy charged with petty larceny had the case disposed of in Juvenile Court. He was accused of stealing a purse containing $19 from Dorothy Armel Bloom at a bowling alley. He was found to possess $17.75 when apprehended, which was returned to the owner.
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Dorothy Armel Bloom
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Shenandoah Co
Russia
West Virginia
Dary Estine
Julian A. Everly
National Farm Loans Association
E. Boscawen
Winchester, VA
Navy
Crosby
Martin
Battletown
Berryville
David Donovar B'ville
CARGO
Simon Newlin
Ville
Tun
Aetieh
Ug-e
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Robert S. Walden
United Bank & Trust Co
St. Louis
Walden
International
Associated Press
the Star
Philco
Radio and
Anderson
Shatzer Funeral Service
Julius West
Motorola
F.M
Georgia
M. E. Thompson
Eugene Taladge
International Soundphoto
Sunny Acre
Joe Freed
Psychiatry Board
Ireland
England
America
Thor
Gladirons
N. Loudoun St
Stonewall Board
Glaize & Bro
Loudoun
Haldeman’s
George Washington Garage
J. G. Hollinger & Son Newberry
Omps Funeral Home Cor
Loudoun and
North Ave
L&f
Ston Cameron
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Pine Motor CO
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Grove’s
Just
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun
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