J W Weigle Dies In Hospital At 51
John W. Weigle longtime employee of the Southern Company dies after a cerebral illness. He lived at 54814 North Loudoun street and is survived by his second wife Sadie and several children. Funeral services set for January 16 at Tomahawk Church near Hedgesville with burial there.
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John W. Weigle
Oy de Sompeny
Weigle
William and
Lizzie Mansfield Weigle
Berkeley County
W. Va
Hedgesville
Carlisle
R. Weigle
Gettysburg
Missey J. Weigle
Washington
Philip Weigle
Edward Weigle
Robert Myers
Edward Basore
Omps Funeral Home
Winchester
Tomahawk Church
Daniel A. Frazier
United Brethren Church
Bible Class Banquet At Cen tenary Reformed Church
The Men s Bible Class of Cen tenary Reformed Church will host a banquet on Wednesday January 16 at 7 p m in the Sunday School building recreation area. Women will serve the meal. special guest teachers include Benchoff s assistant master at Massanutten Military Academy.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Massanutten Military Academy
Truman seeks year extension of price control
The Associated Press reports President Truman will request a full year extension of price controls, carrying the act to June 30, 1947, with early Senate reactions suggesting possible modification. Other dispatches note Herbert Lewis Jr in Alexandria recovering from surgery, Dewey may skip Pearl Harbor probe, and varied postwar world tensions.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Laurence Grim Arrives in California for Discharge
Laurence Grim, a Technician Fourth Grade from this city, has arrived in San Francisco after being stationed near Manila. He expects to receive his discharge within a few weeks.
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Lawrence Grim
San Francisco
Calif
Manila
Theodore Yates Inducted Into Army At Roanoke
Theodore Yates of 583 North Kent Street was inducted into the army last week at Roanoke. He was sent from Winchester City Local Board and is the only inductee from Winchester thus far in 1946.
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Theodore Or Yates
North Kent Street
Roanoke
Winchester City
Yates
Winchester
Virginia State Budget Proposals for Highway and Education Flows
The governor's budget projects highway revenues at 65.8 million for the biennium, expanding to 40.6 million previously. It proposes 64.68 million for highway purposes, authorizing major road construction and maintenance, plus 94.65 million for recurring state costs. It increases education funding, teacher salaries, health and welfare programs, and adds wartime bonuses for staff. It also includes 2.81 million in conditional funds for additional college buildings and 100 thousand annually for tourist advertising using highway funds.
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State Highway Department
State Board of Educations
Supt. of Public Instruction
Dabney S. Lancaster
I. C. Riggin
A. P. Staples
Virginia
The
Conservation Commission
Darden
Darien
Assembly
Department of
Virginia budget expands State Police and education funding
The budget proposes 4.8 million for the State Police with 34 new officers and expanded equipment and health funds. It also boosts ABC liquor funding and game and inland fisheries, while General fund appropriations for colleges rise across multiple institutions including the Medical College of Virginia and University of Virginia. World War II History Commission and veterans services gain, with military affairs trimmed by 83 thousand dollars as a planned transition to a national Guard.
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Department of State Police
ABC Board
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia Wildlife Research
Colleges General Fund
Medical College of Virginia
University of Virginia
Mary Washington College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Radford
Virginia Military Institute
College of William and Mary
Virginia State College
Farmville State Teachers College
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Division of Military Affairs
Virginia Protective Force
State News Brevities Highlights 1946 Relief Drive
The Richmond Ministerial Union considers adopting a 1946 project to raise funds for Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors. Norfolk reports Maj. Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. visiting his mother after three years in the Pacific. Lexington notes Virginia’s 1945 rainfall at 32.45 inches, 6.95 below normal, with last summer’s drought cited as the cause.
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Richmond Ministerial Union
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Norfolk
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
USMC
Emma C. Shepherd
Lexington
Virginia
R. B. Weaver
Virginia Military Institute
Baltimore Market Quotations Yield Mixed Farm Prices
Produce largely firm with apples and potatoes showing varied quotes in Baltimore. Poultry and eggs steady with moderate receipts. beef cattle and calves hold near last week’s levels. hogs and sheep trading mostly steady with modest declines for sows.
Stocks Rally on Brighter Labor Picture and Strikes Outlook
New York stocks rose over 3 points as optimism on a softer strike outlook, possible GM settlement, and broader wage inflation expectations boosted sentiment. U S Steel opened higher, Distillers jumped, and several majors including Bethlehem, GM, Chrysler, and AT&T posted gains amid broad advance.
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New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Commonwealth and
Southern
Distillers J
Bethlehem
Lukens, Steel
Chrysler
Graham Paige
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Erie
American Telephone
Loew’s
Warner Bros
Savage Arms
National Distillers
Francisco Sugar
West Indies Sugar
Anaconda
Standard Gas
Merriner Named Camp Rock Enon Caretaker
W W Baker announces Charles L Merriner as caretaker at Camp Rock Enon. Merriner, ex serviceman who served five years and held the rank of sergeant, is son in law of Bryan Good of Gore Virginia. He will reside on site starting May 1.
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W.W. Baker
Boy Scout
Charles L. Merriner
Camp Rock Enon
Meriner
Sargent
Bryan Good
Gore
Merriner
Rites Tomorrow For Mr. Chappell
Funeral rites for the late Abner Chappell a retired dairy farmer will be held Tuesday at 2 p m from Jones Funeral Home. The Rev Lewis F Havermale pastor of Market Street Methodist Church will officiate. Burial is in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Ben Legett Edward Moore Henry Seal P E Lineburg James Perry and Russell Hook.
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Abner Chappell
Jones Funeral Home
Lewis F. Havermale
D. D
Market Street Methodist Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Ben Legett
Edward Moore
Henry Seal
P. E. Lineburg
James Perry
Russell Hook
Chicago Livestock Prices and Conditions Report
US hogs and cattle markets show active trading with steady to higher values. Salable hogs 6,000 to 21,000, barrows and gilts strong. cattle 8,000, calves 700, steers and yearlings 25 to 50 cents higher. slaughter steer ranges 16.00 to 17.85, high choice heifers 18.00, cows up 25 cents. Sheep and lamb markets show scarce high grades, with scattered gains and prairie-origin ewes and lambs listed for reference.
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Baltimore
Bu Bas U
Pa. Va
W. Va
Yorks
Baldwins
Ben Davis
U. S
Rail
Maine
Ariz
Bliss U. S
N. C
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Colorado
Montana
Go For Physicals In Winchester Induction Round
The Winchester City Local Board sent for preinduction examinations on Monday. The men listed were Irvin Rinker and Arnold W. Nesmith Jr.
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Winchester City
Irvin
Rinker
Arnold W. Nesmith, Jr
Notice Limiting Debts to Self by Charles E Tevault
A formal notice states that Charles E Tevault will not be responsible for debts other than those he incurs himself. Dated January 12, 1931, the notice binds his personal liability to his own transactions.
Chicago Grain Quotations and Miscellaneous Quotes
Opening trade shows mixed prices across grains with December and July contracts noted. Prices include oats tea and rye futures with various bid figures, while barley is listed around 1.22 1 2. A separate query answers a needle groove length of 730 feet on a 12 inch meter.
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed from Page Two
The column lists correct quiz responses including South Carolina for item five, Rabies for item eight, Insects for item seven, ages 18 through 25 for item eight, and G. T. Bill of Rights for item ten.
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South Carolina
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J. W. Weigle
Sheriff's
Wm. P. Woolf
Chas. B
Maude B. Kerns
Gore, VA
J. B. Bywaters
Late News of the World
Associated Press
Herbert Lewis, Jr
Alexandria
Soerainn
Johnstone Seem
Batavia
Java
Shanghai
U.S
Patterson
London
Saartor
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Toky
Japan
Thomas Confesor
Philippines
Par Eastern Commission
Thomas
D.-Okla
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Pucci
Vatican
Francis
Spellman
Saints John and Paul
Pope Pius XII
Laurence Grim
States
Theodore Yates
Johns-Manville Rock
Tibet
Het Omer
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Associate Press
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St
Camp Rock
Enon
Mr. Chappell
Lowe Brothers
Parker's Hardware
Stepheng City
Charles E. Tevault
Victor Quick - Freeze
Tures P
Hye
Rhodes Drug Co
Glaize &Brother
Goodyear
Photo Supply Company
Photo Finishing
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Reserve District No
Farmers & Merchants National Bank of
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Podthne
Uni Witied
Frederick
J. H. Yost
Cashier
Beverley Byrd
F. Grove White
Mary G
Caucas
Ae Lia
Arta
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Loudoun Street
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