Handley to Face Randolph Macon Academy Thursday
Handley high school basketball resumes schedule with a 3:30 pm game at Handley gym against Randolph Macon Academy. Coach Sargent expects Frank Taylor to start at center, bolstering the Cadets as undefeated Handley eyes a challenge from the taller RMA squad.
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Handley High
Randolph Macon Academy
Handley Gym
Handley
RMA
Frank Taylor
Snag Sargent
Garber
Lamb
Grim
Miller
Sargent
Berkeley Springs
Union
Winchester
Francine Cook Dies In Hospital Funeral Friday
Francine Mayo Cook aged colored resident of Clarke county died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a Philadelphia visit. Survived by husband John and children Effie, Beatrice Strothers, Isaac Goodsall, and Edward Mayo. one brother Edward Mayo. Funeral at 1:00 p.m. Friday in Josephine City Berryville with Elder James Bailey officiating. burial in Little Chapel Cemetery.
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Francine Mayo Cook
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke
Philadelphia
Tazewell
Louise Lipscomb Mayo
King
John
Ree
Effie Ae
Beatrice Strothers
Isaac Goodsall
Millwood
Edward J. Mayo
Morton
Priday
Josephine City
Berryville
James Bailey
Herndon
Little Chapel Cemetery
Salvation Army Revival Set for January in Winchester
Envoy J. T. Adams of Oklahoma City will lead a ten day revival at the Salvation Army located at 303 South Loudoun Street starting Friday January 11. Adams has previously spoken in Winchester to favorable reception. The program will include talks and singing as Capt. and Mrs. invite all to attend.
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J. T. Adams
Oklahoma City
Okla
Salvation Army
South
Loudoun Street
Adams
Winchester
Broiler Producers Plan Harrisonburg Meeting
Poultrymen from Rockingham Augusta Shenandoah Page and Frederick counties will meet tomorrow in Harrisonburg to elect a director to represent the Valley in a new Broiler Producers organization. The Virginia group was approved at the recent Poultry Federation meeting in Richmond. Corvine Cather, chairman of Frederick county poultry committee, plans to attend tomorrow.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Shenandoah
Page
Frederick Counties
Harrisonburg
Poultry Federation
Richmond
Corvine Cather
Frederick County
Soviet and Belgian figures named for postwar UN roles
Andrei Vishinsky was slated to head the Soviet delegation with Molotov possibly joining discussions in London. Paul Henri Spaak, Belgium’s socialist foreign minister, was reportedly agreed upon as president of the Assembly, a key early item after Eduardo Zuleta Angel’s opening and Attlee’s remarks.
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Andrei Vishinsky
V. M. Molotov
London
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
Preparatory Commission
Attlee
Great Britain
Virginia Edu cation Association moves headquarters
The Virginia Association for Education, including teachers in Negro schools, relocates its headquarters from Hampton Institute to Richmond announced by Executive Secretary J Rupert Picott. Warren Randolph Pollard takes over as president of the Virginia Transit Company stating plans for improved transit in Richmond and Norfolk. Virginia State Liquor Stores report $37 821 000 in sales for the first half of the fiscal year with December at a record 8 4 million. Dr George W Sadler, Southern Baptist Foreign Mission secretary, departs Washington for a three month tour to assess war damage and relaunch mission work worldwide.
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Richmond
The
Virginia Association For Education
Hampton Institute
Hampton
J. Rupert Picott
Warren Randolph Pollard
Virginia Transit Company
Norfolk
United States
Virginia
George W. Sadler
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission
Africa
Europe
Near East
Washington
Virginia boards weigh teacher contracts and state labor trends
Friday the State Board of Education will consider permanent teacher contracts as urged by the Virginia Education Association. In other Virginia news, the Department of Labor reports a drop in manufacturing employment from September 1944 to September 1945, with the steepest decline in durable goods. Also in Richmond, a 27 year old Negro convict escaped from a road gang at the Division of Motor Vehicles offices.
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Richmond
Virginia Education Association
State Board of Education
Virginia
State Department of Labor
John Miles
Division of Motor Vehicles
Twelfth
Main Streets
Answers to the Daily Quiz Reveals Correct Answers
The page lists quiz results with Iran as Q1 and False for Q2, noting the Boise was 1 400 miles from the Pacific reference. Other answers include Troy for Q3, military police for Q4, Finnish for Q5, December 18 for Q6, P.M. for Q7, to confuse radar for Q9, and Heidelberg for Q10.
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Iran
Boise
Pacific
Troy
Heidelberg
Market Quotations Baltimore Produce and Livestock Prices
Baltimore market notices show produce and meat quotes. Apples and fowl steady. eggs unchanged. Cattle 9.50 to 12.50 for common cows, vealers 15.50 to 16.50, calves 10.00 to 16.50, hogs 14.40 to 15.40, sheep with lambs scarce and mixed lamb prices 11.50 to 16.00, ewes 3.50 to 7.00, receipts noted for butter and eggs.
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Baltimore
Tri-Breed Organization Committee Plans Regional Meet
A committee of cattlemen from Loudoun Fauquier Clarke Warren Shenandoah and Frederick counties will meet at I Fred Stines office at 730 tonight to draft recommendations for a Tri Breed Association. A McKay Smith of White Post chairs the group. Gordon H Ward and M L Dalton from V P S will attend and discuss purposes and services of the proposed organization. A second general meeting will follow to hear recommendations.
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Loudoun
Fauquier
Clarke, Warren
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
I. Fred Stine
A. McKay Smith
White Post
Gordon H. Ward
M. L. Dalton
Two janitors linked to Suzanne case in Chicago area
Two janitors were found in four sewer basins near the Winthrop building amid a grisly murder of Suzanne Degnan. A Belgian born Chicago janitor, Verburgh, denied involvement stating someone else used the laundry room. Police found bones in the furnace and a hacksaw in the crime room as investigators pursue leads.
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Suzanne
Winthrop
Verburgh
St. Charles
Ill
Belgium
Chicago
Hanrahan
Suzane
James E. Degnan
Office of
Price Administration
Jerry Kearns
Edgewater
Stock Market Rebound Edges Up on Steel Price Hike Hints
Spirited buying lifts leaders around 2 points in today's New York stock market as bids surge then ease. Investors interpret President Truman's remarks on steel price increases to balance rising labor costs, with officials suggesting a $4 per ton rise versus prior limits.
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New York
Demana
Truman
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Chicago Grain Quotations Open Strong in Fairly Active Trade
Chicago January 9 grain futures opened firmer in a fairly active trade. Wheat May 1.80 1 2, July 1.77 1 4, Sept 1.75 3 8 to 1 2, Dec 1.74 3 4. Corn May 1.18 1 2, July 1.18 1 2, Sept 1.18 1 2. Oats May 76 1 2 to 5 8, July 73 7 8 to 74, Sept 71 3 4 1 8, Dec 71 5 8. Rye May 1.76 1 2 to 1 8, Sept 1.42, Dec 1.41. Barley May 1.22 3 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Demonstration Against Demobilization Breaks Up
In Honolulu a crowd of about 1,500 soldiers protested the demobilization program in front of post headquarters. A son left a car to enter where soldiers were granted an honor. The colonel termed the event near mutiny and a mass meeting was announced for tomorrow in front of Eighth Army Headquarters. Col. W. N. Todd saw no reason to bar the gathering.
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Son
Eighth Army
W. N. Todd
Onolulu
Robert
Cert Jr Urges No Mob Action Demonstration in Hawaii
In the afternoon Cert Jr urged that no mob action demonstration be staged in Hawaii. The call emphasized maintaining order and avoiding provocative public gatherings.
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Cert, Jr
Hawaii
Stephens City Farm Classes Planned
Stephens City announces 10 week day and night farm classes taught by J C Gordon agriculture teacher. Farmers are urged to attend the opening meeting.
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Stephens City
J. C. Gordon
Grain and Livestock Prices in Chicago Market Report
USDA market notes show salable hogs 13 000, 19 500 total with slow early sales and declines 15 cents on heavy weights. sows down 25 cents. Cattle salable 12 000, calves 1 000, fed steers and yearlings up to 25 cents higher. best steers 18.00, heifers 16.00, beef cows 14.50. Sheep 6 500, total 12 000 with slaughter lambs steady or higher, good wooly westerns around 14.50–14.60.
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Chicago
USDA
Governor Darden previews farewell and Tuck transition
The article notes Governor Darden’s farewell appearance before transferring power to Governor elect William M. Tuck. He offers additional recommendations and views on commission reports for a joint session. The period signals a busy session with work likely after the inauguration, as Speaker Stanley says committee assignments will be set next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Darden
William M. Tuck
Special Commission
Covernor Darden
Tuck
Daren
Thomas B. Stanley
House
Floyd Landreth
Galax
Senate
Patron saint of gardeners
Dorothea is identified as the patroness of gardeners. Her emblem features a crown of flowers and fruits, and her feast day is February 6.
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Dorothea
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WINC
Associated Press
Warrenton
Gorge W. Cutting
Amory S. Xarhard
Richard Wallach, Jr
Arnold Scruton
Martin Vogel, Jr
Portsmouth
Wolga Bland
Lawrence I’anson
Portsmouth Court of Hastings
Bland
Charlottesville
Roanoke Street Railway and Bus Systems
Lynchburg
Samuel A. Jessup
Virginia Stage Line, Inc
Claude A. Jessup
Yorktown
Comar
J. S. Cornick
Florida
PV Gee
Loudoun St
New York City
Patricia Vaniver
Upper Darby
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimoore
Tri-Bread Organization
Stock Market Report
Glaize & Brothers
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Chicago Livestock
Organization of Assembly
SSS Tonic
5.S.S. Co
Stewart- Steapy
Toni Eae
Tinealaa
Ys A
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
E. E. Harbaugh
Mgr
Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
PTA
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