Lost pigskin glove reported at Piccadilly and Braddock
Left hand glove missing near Piccadilly and Braddock. Return to O. H. Philips, Whitacre, Va. Phone 7-F-4. Also lost female white and black rabbit dog named Trixie. Call 3456. (1-8-2t)
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
6
Left hand glove missing near Piccadilly and Braddock. Return to O. H. Philips, Whitacre, Va. Phone 7-F-4. Also lost female white and black rabbit dog named Trixie. Call 3456. (1-8-2t)
Richmond Virginia January 9 The House of Delegates approved unanimous consent for a bill by Robert White Nelson to impose a ten percent tax on spirits and wine. It would raise over 8 million dollars annually to finance higher teacher pay expand tuberculosis facilities and fund care for inebriates. Western Union Telegraph Company to seek intrastate rate increases before the State Corporation Commission January 21 1947. Hearing details and testimony invited.
New York January 9 CIO textile union and American Viscose Corp officials began a new negotiation session called by U S Conciliator John Murray to avert a strike across seven plants in Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. The threat eased when both sides extended the contract and talks aim to finish in a few days. Main unresolved issues include an 18 cent wage increase and a pension fund for about 21000 workers.
President Truman faces a rift with Democrats as Southern members oppose his call for permanent FEPC legislation. He did not name the FEPC but urged a lasting fix to race and religion discrimination in employment. Southern Democrats again vow to block the measure in the House and derail it in the Senate.
Norman S Hampton 52 died suddenly at his Valley avenue home. Funeral services were conducted at Omps Funeral Home this afternoon by Rev R S Wilson, with further services tomorrow at Oakey Funeral Home Roanoke led by Dr Jeff Tobinson and Rev Dr Laspfley. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. numerous honorary pallbearers named.
Case advocates federal action to curb strikes and protect industry while urging parties to settle disputes themselves. He proposes Congress recognize state rights to ban closed shop agreements and empower the attorney general to issue injunctions and regulate prices or production.
The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am with none. January to date totals 1.08 inches. Average annual rainfall over 34 years is 36.49 inches. Monthly averages for 1913 to 1946 show values such as January 2.45 inches, June 3.86 inches, and October 3.36 inches. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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