Miss Minnie R. March Dies at Winchester Hospital
Miss Minnie R. March of Winchester died in a hospital after a surgical illness. Surviving are two brothers Ed and Frank March, a sister Mrs. Harry T. Smith, a nephew Leonard D. March, and Aunt Mrs. Anna Taylor. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. from Jones funeral home with two ministers officiating. Interment Mt. Hebron. Pallbearers: William Lineburg Dorsey Hottel Joseph Lineburg Thomas Gatewood Henry Seal Sherman Dick.
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Minnie R. March
eSene See E
Martha E. South March
Winchester
Lance Cook
Frank March
Harry T. Smith
Leonard D. March
Anna Taylor
Jones Funeral Home
T. J. Hawkins
Racey Given Six Months For Petit Larceny
Charles William Racey aged 18 of Opequon was sentenced to 12 months for petit larceny by Police Justice John Rice. All but 60 days were suspended. He was also found guilty of a separate charge at a bus terminal and a paging incident at 3178 Kent Street, with $14.25 noted for drunkenness.
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Charles William Racey
Opequon
John Rice
Racey
Grace Hoover
Kent St
Upperville
Drygoods Store Burns Out Entirely
A fire gutted a drygoods store leaving the building completely burned out. The report notes the sun’s apparent rotation in the same direction as the earth but provides no further weather or local impact details.
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Earth
Wheat Speculators Jumped Into Market At 30 Cent Break
The Agriculture Department released a list showing 5357 wheat traders on the Chicago market, up 27 percent in three days last September. Speculators rose from 3827 on Sept 17 to 4482 on Sept 20 as prices fell by the 10 cent per bushel daily limit for three days.
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Washington
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Carrie Lee Gardner Strider Named Sheriff of Jefferson County
Charles Town Virginia, Miss Carrie Lee Gardner Strider aged 37, deputy sheriff of Jefferson county during the Garland H. Moore term who died last week, has been named sheriff.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Carrie Lee Gardner Strider
Jefferson County
Garland H. Moore
Norway and Russia Sign Trade Pact
Moscow reports the government announced a new treaty with Norway that would significantly boost mutual exchange of goods between the two nations. The signing took place on January 7.
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Norway
Russia
Moscow
Truman outlines tax, aid and defense plans for world recovery
President Truman advocates shifting some burden to corporate profits amid high profits, hints at a backdated tax credit, and proposes no details on small corporations. He ties European recovery aid to armed strength, cites Greece and Turkey support, and pledges to seek world economic recovery while detailing past budget reductions and staff cuts. He offers aid to China and insists on cooperation with the Western Hemisphere while aiming for peace settlements in Germany, Austria, Japan and Korea.
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Truman
Greece
Turkey
Middle East
Europe
Maintai
Congress Monay
Reed Hias
China
Congress
United States
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman outlines domestic drive and world peace plan
President Truman presents a broad program to curb inflation, raise living standards, and expand social protections. He calls for universal human rights, extended unemployment and old age benefits, a national health system, education funding, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, rent controls, flood control, and higher minimum wage, tying U S strength to world peace.
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Truman
Alaska
Hawaii
Tennessee Valley
Great River
United States
Free Nations
Answers to Daily Quiz Revealed with Key Corrections
Published onscreen answers list correct responses to Page 4 quiz. Items include Ferdinand Magellan, Grover, January 1, The Treaty of Ghent, John Howard Payne, and scoring notes. Some statements labeled false reference gender and state validity.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Grover Ae
Ghent
John Howard Payne
Irregular Market Day Hints Mixed Air Transports
Today’s market shows price changes limited to fractions with air transports showing modest demand early. Ticker tape moved slowly after a fairly active start with gains and losses widely distributed near midday. Leading names included Bethlehem American Smelting Eastern Air Lines U S Rubber and Union Carbide, with laggards American Can General Motors General Electric Westinghouse and Boe.
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York
Bethlehem
American Smelting
Eastern Air Lines
Union Carbide
Standard Oil
N. J
Republic Steel
U. S. Rubber
American Can
General Motors
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Boe
Virginia Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
Market report lists fat steers and heifers with price ranges from 15 to 28.50 per cwt. Cows bulls and veal calves show varied listings including fresh cows and springers priced from 65 to 225 dollars. Hogs pigs and sows appear with top weights 27.50 to 27.90 and per head figures for light and heavy categories.
Sale Directory Listing In Fahnesstock Lane
January 17 at 1 p.m. J. M. Markle offers horse farming implements and household goods for sale two miles north of Winchester and half a mile south of Route 522 in Fahnes stock Lane.
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J. M. Markle
Winchester
Fahnesstock Lane
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Report January 7
Baltimore market notes dull on produce with scarce sales. Apples mixed by variety with up 2.50 to 3 per box. poultry weak with steady ducks. Eggs steady with mixed wholesale levels. cattle largely steady to higher on cows and bulls. calves steady with bulk 180 to 250 pounds.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas
Eastern
Usis Md
I Va
N.M
N. Y. Cortlands
Live cattle and hog markets show gains in Chicago bids
Hogs 11,000 salable, 15,000 total with gains across weights. Butchers 28.50 to 29 for 170-250 lb, 27.75-28.25 for 250-320 lb, 26 for 400 lb. Vealers up 80c to $1. Cows and bulls mixed, meaty stocker trades $22.50-25.50. Sheep 3,000 salable, lambs 25c higher. good wool lambs 26-26.50, ewes 9. Turkey and hogs show overall strength in current session.
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Chicago
Grains open with slight losses on Chicago Board
Chicago Grain reports opening losses on the Board of Trade with May wheat at 2.90 and July 2.60, corn May 2.54 and Sep 2.28, oats May 1.19 3 4, soybeans Mar 4.19, and lard Mar 27.12 15. Prices show initial weakness across cereals and soy futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Tuberculosis Deaths High Among Nonwhite Americans
The non white population, though about 10 percent of the U S total, contributes at least a quarter of the nation s tuberculosis deaths.
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United States
Potters Seek Durable Tile Designs Across Dutch Homes
Ceramic tiles have long been used in Holland for living rooms kitchens walls ceilings of cellars and dairies. They are valued for enduring records of the craftsman’s skill and for resisting dampness once fixed in place.
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Holland
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Ralph Hengeveld
General Insulating Corp
Brown Lovett, JR
W. R. Graham, JR
Molden
Pagewy
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Thermo Weld
Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest
Headquarters Chamber of Commerce
George Washington Hotel
Winchester, Va
Boy Scouts
Gertrude Barton
Negro Day Nursery
Salvation Army
Children’s Home Society
Sacred Heart Boys Club
Cancer Fund
Stock Market Reports
Virginia Livestock Market
Aspiri
Ae Deek Worla
St.joseph
American Health Insurance Corp
Henry T. Goode
Mgr
Jess R. Kiracofe, Jr
C. Ridgely
Winchester, Virginia
Dial
Chicago Grain
Valley Weatherstrip and Awning CO
Ste Goes
Glaize & Bro
Order of the Golden Rule
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun
Florida
Loudoun St
Doz
Northern Virginia Power CO
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