Preview of Virginia Budget Proposals and Inauguration Plans
Newsmen in Richmond receive an off the record briefing on Governor Darden's 1946 48 budget ahead of the General Assembly. Expected biennial total may exceed 250 million dollars. Inauguration for Governor elect William M. Tuck set for Jan. 16 includes a 25 minute Virginia State Guard parade.
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Richmond
Virginia
Darden
General Assembly
House
Senate
William M. Tuck
South
Boston
Preston W. Campbell
Supreme Court of Appeals
A. P. Staples
Herbert B. Gregory
L. Preston Collins
C. Iley
Virginia State Guard
Richmond High School
Marine Corps
Dr Havermale to Speak Tonight at United Brethren Church
Dr. Havermale, pastor of Market Street Methodist, speaks at 7:30 tonight in First United Brethren Church on North Braddock Street as the first in a series for Universal Week of Prayer. He studied at Upper Iowa, Boston University, and the University of Chicago and has served in China and various U S congregations.
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Lewis F. Havermale
Market Street Methodist Church
First
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
Christ
Havermale
Upper Iowa University
Boston University
University of Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Massacchusetts
China
West China
Ceauae
West China Union University
Chengtu
National Christian Council of China
China Christian Advocate
America
Baltimore
Virginia
The
Methodist Church
College of William and Mary
N. B. Habel
First Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
South End Fire Company to Elect Officers at January Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Fire Company is set for Monday evening January 7 at 8 o'clock. An election of officers, a social session, and a special entertainment are planned. All members are asked to attend.
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South End Fire Company
Hart
Winchester Volunteer Firemen Meet to Elect Officers
The Winchester Volunteer Firemen Association will hold a meeting Tuesday night January 8 at 8 p.m. in Rouss Hall. An election of officers will take place along with other important business. All members are urged to attend. W. E. Arge nbright chief.
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Winchester Volunteer Firemens Association
Rouss Hall
W. E. Argenbright
Untitled fragment notes box stenographer experience
An OCR fragment notes box stenographer and wholesale experience in own hand. Mentions an app image “25” care Star and a 1-5-to-2 reference, but details are unclear.
Mass Meeting For War Memorial Campaign Workers Tonight
Winchester leaders call a mass meeting at Handley Library Auditorium at 7 45 p m to plan intensive solicitation for three days and V M Day on Thursday. Executives and committee members will outline divisions and goals with plans for the big campaign day and cash subscriptions.
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Garland R. Quarles
Winchester’s War Memorial Association
Grant Pollock
Handley Library
Quarles
Pollock
War Memorial Association
The
Earl Bunting
Benjami Belchie
Fred L
C. F. Schenck
F. Grove White
Hon. B. P. Harrison
H. R. Kerlin
Civic Clubs
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Virgil Strader
J. Victor Arthur
W. Erle Edwards
Frederick County
Lions Club
War Memorial Asociation
L. M. Allen
C. R. Anderson
J. P. Arthur
W. A. Baker
W. Woodhull Baker
Wendell R. Barney
Benjamin Belchie
John H. Rosenberger
Cc. F. Schenk
L. B. Sirbaugh
L. G. Sjostrom
John I. Sloat
Virgil R. Strader
John J. Warner
Hon. R. Gray Williams
J. H. Yost
Marshall Reports Progress in Chinese Peace Talks
Gen George C Marshall met three hours with Chou En Lai and Chang Chun to discuss peace talks in Chungking He said progress was made and sessions would resume tomorrow The negotiators aim for a truce before Thursday and a program for peace and unity ahead of China's All Party Conference
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Chungking
George C. Marshall
Truman
Marshall
Chou En-Lai
Chang Chun
Chang
Chou
China
All- Party Conference
Town May Decide to Return to the Union
Town Line New York plans a January 24 vote on rejoining the Union. Alvin E. Weber of the reconstruction committee says the vote will be held in the old blacksmith shop where secession articles were signed in 1861 for a reason.
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N. Y
Kapatown
Buffalo
Alvin E. Weber
Salvation Army Maintenance Fund Drive Starts Tomorrow
The 1946 Salvation Army Maintenance Fund campaign opens tomorrow with Special Gifts Committee chaired by Harry K. Benham and Ed Molden urging community wide solicitation to raise 5850 dollars. Campaign headquarters are at The Salvation Army building 3038 S Loudoun. Checks are payable to Harold G. Brown, campaign chairman.
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Salvation Army
Special Gifts Committee
Harry K. Benham
Ed Molden
Winchester Advisory Board
Clyde Koon
Molden
S. Loudoun
Harold G. Brown
Court Considers Yamashita Case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighing whether to hear Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita’s appeal from a Philippine death sentence. The court’s first war crimes case could shape other hearings in the Pacific. Yamashita asked to be moved to Washington for a hearing. army lawyers flew from Manila to argue for him.
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Paul M. Yost
Ton
Supreme Court
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
High Court
Pacific
Yamashita
Manila
Washington
U. S. Army
Abe Levin Sells Local Winchester Junk Company
Abe Levin owner of the Winchester Junk Company at 13 East Fairfax Lane has sold the business to Leon Darvin of Winchester due to ill health. Levin hopes to return to business in the future.
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Abe Levin
Winchester Junk Company
East Fairfax Lane
Leon Darvin
Winchester
Levin
Federation of American Scientists Formed
New York January reports the 2,500 members of the Federation of American Scientists form a nationwide group. It aims to educate the public and influence legislation on atomic energy and world peace while preserving scientific inquiry.
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New York
Federation of American Scientists
Japan
Washington
K Street
Federation of Atomic Scientists
Oak Ridge
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Name More Jap Suspects To Name More Jap Suspects
Tokyo dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Elliott R. Thorpe says arrests of additional Japanese war crime suspects may follow a sweeping political purge. He notes talks with Gen. MacArthur and warns officials who resign may still face Allied prosecution. Japanese press cites confusion over Premier Shidehara's cabinet.
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Tokyo
Elliott R. Thorpe
Counter-Intelligence
Genrea
Japan
Shidehara
Hope to Avoid Cotton Ceiling
Washington on January 7 report that the OPA hopes to avoid price ceilings on raw cotton despite a flat announcement. Officials cited a big “maybe” in the plan and urged retailers to reserve up to 100 percent of scarce garments for servicemen as a precaution. They stressed there is no buls in the weekend statement but tied actions to curb price speculation by traders betting on inflation.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Dunn Arrives Safely in San Francisco Awaiting Return Home
Mr and Mrs John H Dunn of 119 South Cameron street have been notified that their son Pfc John H Dunn has arrived safely in San Francisco California and is awaiting transportation home. He was stationed locally before deployment.
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John H. Dunn
South
Cameron Street
Pfc
San Francisco
Calif
Pfc. Dunn
10000 GI s May Attend Mass Meeting Tonight
In Manila an estimated 10 000 American soldiers gathered in the shattered Philippines hall of Congress for a mass protest over the demobilization slowdown. G I committee members pressed General W D Styer for action while preparations for another mass meeting continued despite his request to cancel.
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Philippines Hall of Congress
Manila
War Department
G. I
Patterson
G. I.’s Percoopers
W. D. Styer
Western Pacific
Styer
Bryer
William Kennedy
Newport
N. H
G. I. Demons
Nazi plan to wipe out 30 million Slavs, says WW II witness
Lt. Gen. Erich Von Dem Bach-Zelewski testified at the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg about a Nazi aim to kill 30,000,000 Slavs. He admitted brutality against partisans on the Eastern Front and said the German high command could not fully restrain such methods.
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Mernberg
Waffen
Erich von Dem Bach-Zelewski
International Military Tribunal
Russia
United States
Great Britain
France
Tornadoes Claim Two Mississippi Lives in Separate Areas
In Carroll County near Greenwood a tornado killed Mrs. Ernest Shute and her nine year old daughter and critically injured four other children and their father. In Indianola a three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Campbell, also died in a separate storm.
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Greenwood
Miss
Ernest Shute
Coila
Carroll County
Shute
Wesley Campbell
Indianola
Palestine Inquiry Opens in Washington
President Truman voiced confidence that the Anglo American inquiry into the Palestine problem will operate with a spirit of cooperation. The White House stated the administration expects constructive collaboration in the inquiry's work.
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Washington
Truman
White House
We Will Be Closed For Inventory Notice Header
We will be closed for inventory from January 9 to January 12. Store reopening dates and details are unavailable. Sickers Motor Co lists contact information and internal numbering.
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Gaeumh Peemtory
Jan'sickers Motor CO
Six Year Old Kidnapping Report From Chicago
A Chicago report notes a six year old youngster was kidnapped in the city. The piece also references hospital birth data for 1945 and 1944, with 731 births in 1945 and 675 in 1944. November had the most births last year, totaling 73.
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Homer Alberti
United States Recognizes Austria Government
The United States and allies recognize the Austrian government led by Chancellor Leopold Figl and President Karl Renner. The move aims to advance democracy and independent Austria while maintaining Allied Council authority to eliminate Nazi influences and rebuild democratic life.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Germany
Russia
Britain
France
Vienna
Leopold Figl
Karl Rener
Allied Council
U. S
Bulgaria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Temperatures Soar Then Dip In Smoothed Winter Forecast
The article notes a Sunday high of 67 here with 58 overnight and a 53 low early Sunday. It recalls January highs of 79 in 1932 and 74 in 1943, while contrasting a 63 at 2 pm yesterday. Local readers welcomed milder weather after December’s cold spell, boosting coal stocks.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Byrnes Heads to London for United Nations Work
Secretary of State Byrnes leaves Washington for London to attend the United Nations Assembly. He aims to secure an international Dardanelles agreement, an Anglo Soviet Iranian oil study commission, and guarantees of full security in Turkish and Iranian operations, seen as top UNO threats.
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Washington
Byrnes
London
United Nations Assembly
Moscow
Dardanelles
Aeemacon Commission
Iran
Ame
UNO
Grmel
We One
For Sale Wood Stove Length At Oates Lumber Yard
Advertising note offers wood for sale by length at Oates Lumber Yard with telephone contact 6414 and date code 1-4-1p-1.
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Oates
Kidnapped Suzanne Degnan Held for 20000 Dollar Ransom
Six year old Suzanne Degnan daughter of Chicago CPA James Degnan was kidnapped in Edgewater on January 7. The kidnapper demanded $20000 ransom and warned not to alert police or newspapers. FBI agents and Cook County officials assisted, with the incident unfolding from dawn until a lead at 10 30 A M.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
CPA
James Degnan
North Side
Degnan
Rogers Park
Degnans
Edgewater
Rogers Park District
Ransome
Walter Storms
Kenmore Avenue
Summerdale
FBI
Michael Mulcahy
Cook County
John ©. Prendergast
Suzanne
Betty
Flynn
Ethel Hargrave
Some Eighth Army Men To Head Home
Lt Gen orders indicate several Eighth Army personnel to depart Yokohama for home as demobilization moves proceed. Col A L Shaw confirms reassignment details and notes overall air and ground units winding down operations in Japan.
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Yokohama
A. L. Shaw
President Urges Action as Western Electric Walkout Grows
Union leader of 17 000 Western Electric workers telegraphed President to intervene in a five day old walkoutThe appeal cites public interest and warns of nationwide phone service disruption The strike involves 263 000 Bell employees allied with the Independent National Federation of Telephone Workers led by Joseph A Beirne Beirne urged federation members to refrain from walking out predicting wider solidarity beyond the federation reach The timing suggests action could come tomorrow or Wednesday
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New York
Western Electric Company
Eee
Frank J. Pitzsimmons
Western Electric Einestation
Ind
Bell
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Joseph A. Beirne
Western Electric Union
Telephone
Beirne
Veule Aa
Mayor O Dwyer weighs in on Western Union labor dispute
New York mayor William O Dwyer used his office to influence the Western Union labor dispute. Talks with Western Union representatives and the CIO American Communications Association followed a 11 hour session, with no details released. Steel industry negotiators and the Steelworkers Union remain far apart as strike prep continues and plants rush to resume production before the January 14 shutdown.
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New York
Wiliam O'Dwyer
Western Union
Company
Tomarew
Nho Company
CIO American Communications Association
Steel Industry
CRO Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Oil panel recon continues on page two
The oil fact finding panel continues its recon today as Washington reports details and events from the inquiry. The item references ongoing coverage with further notes expected on page two columns eight.
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Washington
Welcome Home Veterans Return to Civilian Life
Frederick Clarke counties and Winchester veterans who served their country have received their discharges and resume civilian life as the Star joins in welcoming them home.
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Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Winchester
The
Star
Nome
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VFW
E. Keffer
Pie
Gen. Marshall
Union
Winchester Evening Star
John Dunn
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Palestine Inquiry
Stork
Winchester Memorial
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NBC
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