Gen Smith Sees East West Tension Persist In Cold War
Lt Gen Walter B Smith US ambassador to the Soviet Union said relations between the United States and Russia will remain tense. He warned against complacency or hysteria and rejected expectations of an imminent war. He noted the Berlin blockade’s persistence and cautioned against premature optimism. He also dismissed pessimism about future US Soviet ties.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Bede Smith
U. S
Soviet ‘Union
Real estate and farm goods sale notices in Grimes Virginia
January event at the Frederick County Court House lists Martha Newlin for real estate at noon. PEB sale on January 25 at 10 a.m. by H O Light in Grimes includes livestock farm machinery and household goods.
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Martha Newlin
Frederick County Court House
H. O. Light
Grimes
Civil and Police Justice Court
Winchester
Virginia
Bayliss & Patterson
E. H. Keller
Philco
Patton
N. Cameron Street
First Half Crowned For B S Poultry In A League Bowling
B S Poultry won the first half championship of the A League by one game over Lions Club. Final standings show O Sullivan Plant and Home Beneficial Life Insurance in a third place tie, with Buncutter Tire Co and others contesting. Individual scores highlight Clevenger, DuVall, and Livengood as top performers.
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B & S Poultry
Lions Club
O‘sullivan Plant
Benis
Life Ins
Buncutter Tire Co
No. Va. Power Co
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Independents
L & M Busese
Elliott Motor Lines
O'Sullivan Office
American Legion
Ind
Cecil Brown
Jack Ones
Ed Clevenger
Home Benis
Charles Bish
Joe Newlin
Jimmy Livengood
Dick DuVall
Edwin Clevenger
Benificial Life Insurance
O'Sullivan Plant
Home Benificial Life Insurance
B & 5S Poultry
Clevenger
Stephens City to Issue Truck Licenses Next Week
The Stephens City council held a routine meeting last night and will reconvene to list and issue licenses for out-of-town trucks delivering within the corporation. Licenses must be renewed annually and will be collected by Town Sergeant N. B. Smallwood. The Capital Transit Company reports about 730 streetcars and 1,000 buses operate daily in Washington D C.
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N. B. Smallwood
Washington, D. C
Capital Transit Company
Robert Sowers Graveside Rites
Robert F. Sowers aged 71 died in a Washington hospital after a career as auditor for Standard Oil Co. He lived in Alexandria and Washington most of his life and moved later to Shenandoah and Winchester before returning to Washington. Survived by widow Daisy Burkhart of Martinsburg WV. Graveside rites at Mt. Hebron Cemetery with Alexandria Masonic Lodge assisting.
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Clarke County
George W
Iivia Sowers
Sowers
Alexandria
Washington
Standard Oil Co
Shenandoah County
Winchester
Furmer
Daisy Burkhart
Martinsburg
W. Va
Committee Named To Study Mental Illness in Virginia
The Mental Hygiene Society of Virginia named an 18 member committee to study care treatment and prevention of mental illness. Abner Robertson president said William Shands Meacham of Norfolk will chair. First meeting set for Norfolk this month. The society has about 2000 members in eleven chapters statewide.
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Richmond
Mental Hygiene Society of Virginia
Abner Robertson
William Shands Meacham
Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
Virginia
Hearing Set on State Employee and Teacher Retirement
Richmond officials announce a public General Assembly commission meeting on January 13 to study the state retirement system. W L Robinson chairs the State employees retirement panel and will seek amendments to liberalize benefits, mirrored by the Virginia Education Association committee. He notes current retirement benefits lag behind unemployment and relief pay, which require no contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Education Assn
General Assembly Commission
W. L. Robinson
State Employes
The
Education Association
Robinson
Cities Lukewarm To Bus Fare Rises
Richmond and Norfolk city officials expressed lukewarm support for Virginia Transit Co. fare increases aimed at preventing a transit walkout on February 3. Norfolk councilors approved little more than maintaining the last September hike, while Richmond leaders debated timing and fairness beyond labor issues.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia Transit Co
King
J. Randolph Ruffin
Baltimore Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Strong Hog Trade
Market dispatch summarizes Baltimore bids for cattle and hogs with moderate activity and price moves. Vealers scarce, feeders mixed. hogs higher with steady to higher quotes. Apples and poultry steady to modestly weaker. eggs and butter receipts noted. Chicago reports large cattle and hog offerings with varied prices across weight classes.
Grain futures firm as traders await Truman message
Chicago markets opened firm with subdued activity as traders paused for President Truman’s address to Congress. Wheat May 2.27 3/8 to 2.1 1/2. Corn May 1.48 7/8 to 1.49. Soybeans March 2.61 1/2 to 2.64. Lard March 16.40. Oats May 78 1/4 to 83 8.
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Chicago
Truman
Congress
McClellan saddle named for General George B. McClellan
The saddle honors General George B. McClellan who presented it to the U S Army in 1852 and had it adopted by the War Department in 1859.
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McClellan
George B. McClellan
U. S. Army
War Department
Stock Market Steady Ahead of State of the Union
The New York market paused for the Presidents State of the Union, showing small gains overall with some declines. Higher closes appeared in U S Steel Youngstown Sheet General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Oliver Kennecott Copper and other leading names.
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New York
Congress
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chysler
U. S. Rubber
Oliver Corp
Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
DuPont
Allied Chemical
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
American Auntines
Paramount Pictures
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
J. C. Penney
U. S. Gypsum
Atlantic Coast Line
Virginia Market Quotations for Livestock Prices
Fat steers bring 23 to 24 dollars with some at 18 to 19.50. Fat heifers 21 to 23.50, beef bred 18 to 19.50 up to 20. Veal calves strong 33 to 37, medium 24 to 30, culls 15 to 20. Lambs 25 top, 23 medium, 15 cull. Fresh cows and springers fetch up to 275, medium 140 to 180, old milking 80 to 120.
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Chicago
Poison Aids Thieves on Indian Rail In New Tactic
In Simla India on January 5 thieves in East Punjab Railway used poisoned food to disable traveling military officers. They wore military uniforms to seem legitimate and after victims collapsed the robbers stole their belongings. 14 suspects were arrested.
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Simla
India
East Punjab
Mrs. R. K. Aulick Dies at 76 in Winchester
Rebecca Kremer Aulick 76 widow of Charles Eugene Aulick of Winchester died at Maplewood Nursing Home where she resided three years. Born August 25 1872 in Winchester she was the daughter of the late James P. and Annie Kremer. Survived by son Charles Eugene Aulick Jr. of Wheeling and daughter Mary Kathrine Aulick of Winchester. Funeral from Grace Lutheran church with burial at Mt. Hebron cemetery set for Friday afternoon. body to be moved to the family home tomorrow.
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Rebecca Kremer Aulick
Charles Eugene Aulick
Winchester Florist
Maplewod Nursing Home
Winchester
James P
Annie Coburn Kremer
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Eugene Aulick Jr
Wheeling
Mary Katherine Aulick
Kurtz
Travel Counsellors Plan Tour in Virginia
Travel Counsellors from Florida travel to the Shenandoah Valley as part of a Virginia campaign to promote the state as a summer vacation area. The itinerary may include Winchester. officials are unsure. The tour is sponsored by the Virginia Travel Council and the State Department of Conservation and Development.
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Shenandoah Valley
Florida Automobile Clubs
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Florida
Virginia Travel Council
State Department of Conservation and Development
Death of John Yare in Norwich Conn
John Yare died at his home in Norwich Connecticut his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Sturm of the city received word. Former Winchester Woolen Mill manager he and his wife had lived in Winchester for years Funeral services will be held Saturday at Stafford Springs Connecticut.
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Fred Sturm
John Yare
Norwich
Conn
Yares
Winchester
Stafford Springs
Onn
Camera Club Set Friday Meeting in Winchester
The Winchester Camera Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Paul Chamberlin’s home 705 North Loudoun Street The agenda includes date and print selection plus installation of a new slate of officers James Allen was elected president
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Winchester Camera Club
Paul Chamberlin
N. Loudoun St
James Allen
Brightness Comparison of S Doradus Star
The brightest known star, S Doradus, outshines the sun by a factor between 300000 and 500000. Located in Dorado, this variable star has an absolute magnitude of minus 8.9.
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Dorado
Tax Refunds in Va. 1948 Totaled Over Twenty-Two Million
Federal income tax refunds to Virginians in 1948 amounted to 22,679,238 dollars, announced by the collector of internal revenue in Richmond. More than eleven Virginians received the refunds in that year.
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Richmond
Internal Revenue
Answers to the Daily Quiz From Page Four
The page lists correct quiz responses: Navy plane, Automobile, Study of fishes, 1760 yards, eight Nebr Nev N H N J N Mex N Y N C N Dak, 74 years, Sleeping sickness, Right leg, National Association of Manufacturers, Cow and sheep.
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N. H
N. J
N. Mex
N. Y
N. C
N. Dak
National Association of Manufacturers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Smith
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Berryville 19
Sergeant’s Sale
Civil and Police Justice Court of Winchester
Baker
G. G. Baker
City of Winchester
Patton’s
Cameron Street
Patton’s Transfer & Storage
Igchester
Cather
M N. Barrett
Menfio
Patton's Street
Sgt
City of
Queen of Light
Ada Gudjohnsen
Seattle
Wash
Stockholm
University of Washington
Sweden
Ladies Commercial League
Capitol Restaurant
Ted’s
Newberry’s
Jewel Box
Kirby Transfer
O'Sullivan Jena Va. Woolen Co
South End Hose Co
Jo McIntyre
Virginia Vance
Betty Ryan
Patsy Clevenger
Ted
Newberry
Stephens City
Rt. 50
Martha Newlin Coleman Dunn
Robert Sowers
Robert F. Sowers
Baltimore
Bu. Bas. & Boxes
Usis
Gowers
Virginia Livestock Market
R. K. Aulick
Farmall
C. 1. Brumback & Sons
Camera Club
North Cameron St
Jumbo Lake
Food Center
Lamp Motor CO
Tommy D. Lockart
Loudoun St
B. F. Goodrich
Heatwolk Motor CO
Order of the Golden Rule
Riley
Rouss Ave
J. G. Hollinger & Son
Seia S
Reddy Kilowatt
Electric Theatre
Northern Virginia Power CO
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