Virginias Children Seized Daring Police Case In Roanoke
Roanoke police sought a truck driver and wife after arresting an expectant mother in separate mistreatment cases. Daughters left in care of an elderly grandfather. two boys found tied to a bed in a cold house. Judge Pate issued warrants for the couple.
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Roanoke
Roanake
K. A. Pate
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Murder trial portrays defendant as Dr Jekyll and Hyde
Charlee Francis Olober on trial for murdering his wife last February was described by Washington psychiatrist Frank Caprio as having Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde personalities. Caprio testified Olober is insane now and has been for many years.
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Pairfax
Charlee Francis Olober
Washington
Dr. Ae
Mr. Hyde
Frank 8
Caprio
Piirtax County
Holober
Judge postpones case against Greene County sheriff
Standingsville reports Judge C G Quesenberg of Waynesboro postponed proceedings against George E Morris Greene County sheriff until February 20 after only one eligible juror was agreed from a 48 man venire. A venire of 40 will be summoned from Albemarle for the February trial. Morris faces neglect of duty charges.
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Standardsville
C. G. Quesenberg
Waynesboro
George E. Morris
Greene County
Quesenberg
Albemarle County
Morris
Embassy Theatre York City first newsreel house opens
The Embassy Theatre in York City opened November 2, 1929 as the world’s first theatre devoted exclusively to newsreels.
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Embassy Theatre
York City
Answers to Daily Quiz Featured on Page 4
Daily quiz solutions list ten items with answers across various topics. Notable entries include Carpenter, Encroachment, Chevrolet, Albert Einstein, Animal life, Oak, Small bear, two dollar currency note five cent piece, Brazil nut, and British.
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Carpenter
Chevrolet
Albert Einstein
Animal Life
Blossom Festival Dates Publicized Across Nation
Officials push the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival as a multi million dollar publicity effort. The 23rd annual celebration on April 27 and 28 draws national coverage from Jane Thors queen Shenandoah XXII to mentions in New York Los Angeles Creede and Blytheville with Bob Hope and other notables aiding exposure.
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Jane Ages
Maine
California
Middle Atlantic
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Margret Thors
Shenandoah XXII
New York
Los Angeles
Creede
Colorado
Blytheville
Arkansas
Bob Hope
Barkley
Johnny
Philip Morris
Mrs Capper Rites Set for Friday
Mrs tte L Capper 69 of Jacksonville Fla died here. She widow of John W Capper born Timber Ridge W Va daughter of Richard and Sarah Larrick Johnson life member Eastern Star joined Union Congregational church and United Daughters of the Confederacy. Survived by brother B E Johnson four sisters Bertha Boyce Jessie Crisman T C Larrick and Blanche Wineburg. Services Friday 1 p m at 112 W Pall Mall St then Timber Ridge Christian church at 2 p m. Interment in adjoining cemetery Pallbearers listed. National Geographic note Christmas Island largest atoll in Pacific Ocean.
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Tte L. Capper
Jacksonville
Florida
Is. Capper
John W. Capper
Timber Ridge
W. Va
Richard
Sarah Larrick Johnson
Order of Eastern Star
Union Congregational Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
B. E. Johnson
Oklahoma
Bertha Boyce
Jessie Crisman
T. C. Larrick
Hagerstown
Blanche Wineburg
Pennsylvania
Jones
Boyce
W. Pall Mall St
Robert Whitten
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Rev. Colter
Richard Crisman
Guy Gore
Russell Larrick
Roy Larrick
Walter Johnson
Stewart Yeakley
March of Dimes Campaign Set for Last Half of Jan
The 1950 March of Dimes drive runs January 16 to 31 in Winchester and Frederick County and nationwide. Campaign director Daniel E. B. Leatherman says it will be the most intensive local drive yet to aid victims of infantile paralysis and surpass the 12 year National Foundation effort. Local volunteers will receive final briefings as plans are reviewed and workers prepare to push a phenomenal fundraising push.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Daniel EB. Leatherman
Leatherman
National Foundation For
March of Dimes
Market Quotes Reflect Mixed Livestock and Produce Prices
Baltimore reports dull apple sales and steady to firm cattle, hogs, and sheep bids across New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania markets. Illinois Chicago prices show hogs at 16 to 16.5 for various weights, with cattle and sheep also listed, highlighting a broad regional snapshot of early winter market activity.
Grains Open Firm on Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices opened firm with active deals as corn weakness drew buying. Wheat March 2.17 3 8 1 2 May 2.10 3 4 11 July 1.91 17 8 Corn March 1.30 May 1.29 1 4 3 3 July 1.28 1 4 1 2 Sep 1.23 3 4 Oats May 69 17 8 July 63 Rye May 1.42 1 2 7 8 Lard July 10.97.
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Chicago
Jly
Rye
Market Holds Steady As Stocks Drift Slightly Lower
New York trading opened with a cautious tone as most issues slipped into the minus column or remained unchanged. Losses were small with declines seen in U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Childs International Telephone DuPont N Y Central Southern Railway Sinclair Oil and Texas Co Packard rose to 43 4 on 1949 50 high and gains were noted for International Harvester Schenley Admiral Philco Consolidated Edison American Smelting Allied Chemical Lackawanna Nickel Plate on top of yesterday’s rise.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Childs
International Telephone
DuPont
N. Y. Central
Southern Railway
Sinclair Oil and Texas Co
Packard
International Harvester
Schenley
Admiral
Philco
Consolidated Edison
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Lackawanna
Nickel Plate
Richeson Withdraws College Grid Bill
State Senator Frank S. Richeson of Richmond said he will not pursue a bill to force state supported schools to play each other in all sports. He had planned to require Virginia and William and Mary to meet in football.
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Richmond
Frank S. Richeson
University of Virginia
William and Mary College
Richeson
General Assembly
Virginia
William and Mary
Virginia Tech coach McNeish gets contract extension
Virginia Tech announced coach Robert C. McNeish will remain head football coach with his contract extended through the 1951 season. The report confirms the vote of confidence in McNeish and ties him to the coming season's program.
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Blacksburg
Robert C. McNeish
Virginia Tech
McNeish
Multiple Farm Auto Sale Listings For Clarke and Nearby
Jan 14 to Mar 68 schedule of estate and auction notices across Clarke County Virginia and nearby areas listing real estate livestock farm equipment purebred hogs sheep and lambs and household goods. Notable locations include Winchester Berryville Mills Millwood and Martinskburg with times from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for various properties and items.
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James P. Reardon
Frederick County Court House
Front Royal Road
Nora Holtzclaw
Berryville
H. B. Nicodemus, Jr
Clarke County Poorhouse Park
T. A. Mason
County Court House
Winchester
Cameron
Herbert Harmer
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Hampshire
C. L. Poston
Millwood
J. F. Marlow & Son
East
Stan Mallet
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roy Madigan
East Millwood
J. G. Fuss
Shepherdstown
Sheep & Lambs
Virginia
White Actress Weds Negro Singer in New York Night Club
Billy Daniels a Negro nightclub singer and Martha Braun a white actress from Lowell Mass were married in Weehawken New Jersey by Judge A Lieberman on Monday after a pin honeymoon cruise. Daniels age 34 and race Negro listed on license. Braun 21 daughter of Carl Braun Sr. The wedding drew a Manhattan reception at Park Ave restaurant where Daniels performs. Braun’s parents had offered a round the world trip before consent.
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New York
Billy Daniels
Martha Braun
Lowell
Mass
A. Lieberman
Weehawken
N. J
Park Ave
Manhattan
Daniels
Leo Carroll
Martha
Carl Braun Sr
Mrs. Braun
Tuck Comments on State Reorganization and School Aid
Governor Tuck outlines savings from a state government reorganization and advocates for expanded public education funding. He cites $122,397,699 in four year school appropriations, up about 75 percent, and signals further increases in his budget. He stresses education as developing character and useful work, not rote skill.
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Virginia
Tuck
Battle
Virginia governor warns on federal grants and tax program impact
Governor Tuck defends Virginia 1948 tax program boosting corporate and income taxes to raise about 14 million yearly. He warns legislators about dangers of federal grants in aid, labeling them a route to federal usurpation of state powers. He calls the conservation pattern of Virginia government enduring despite critics. Purslane noted as a weed in onion fields.
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Tuck
Virginia
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