Wreck Near Bakersfield Kills Eight Injures Hundreds
Eight people died and many more were hurt when Southern Pacific Owl No. 58 derailed near Bakersfield California after striking a broken rail. Officials reported 27 injured at Kern County Hospital and Mercy Hospital with a chaotic rescue scene. Names include James LeRoy Hall Bessie Diles and Pvt Joseph Bernavich.
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Southern Pacific
Here
Frank Werts
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Kern County General Hospital
Tentaively
James LeRoy Hall
Kansas City
Bessie Diles
Richmond
Joseph Bernavich
Robert J. Douds
Kern County Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Mo County
Mosco
OWL
Francisco
Los ‘Ngeles
L. E. Pryor
Five Billion U S Loan Hinted To Aid German Pact
London reports British sources expect Russia to seek a five billion dollar loan from the United States as part of talks to scale down German reparations. An economist calls reparations the crux of the dispute and notes Stalin has referenced an American loan-leading to potential shifts at the Moscow conference.
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Va Independent Food Dealers To Meet Monday
John J. Dratt president of the Virginia Independent Food Dealers Association will speak at the Grocers Wholesale annual stockholders meeting January 20 at Sarah Zane Hall. Other speakers include Joseph G. Wampler and C. P. McVicar. A 6 30 dinner program features the Historic City Four Quartet and a boys orchestra.
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Virginia Independent Food Dealers Association
Grocers Wholesale, Inc
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Dratt
Highland Springs
Virginia
Joseph G. Wampler
Harrisonburg
Food Dealers Association of Virginia
C. P. McVicar
City Four
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Marine Pleads Innocent to Rape Charges at Court Martial
Marine Cpl. William Gaither Pierson pleaded innocent at the opening of his court martial to four charges including rape and assault with intent to rape. He also pled nolo contendere to a fifth charge of fornication, a plea read as an admission of guilt.
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Dr Philip Boyd Heads Twentieth Blossom Festival
Dr Philip W Boyd elected president of the 20th Annual Apple Blossom Festival with Clarke T Cooper Andrew J Bowen and Tom Baldridge named officers. Outgoing president J Victor Arthur reported last year the festival closed slightly in the black with a net balance of 1 772 15 after expenses and income.
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Health unit plan to be discussed at Winchester meeting
Dr. J. C. Neale Jr of the Virginia State Department of Health will speak at the January Town Meeting at Sarah Zane Hall at 8 o clock to discuss a proposed health unit for Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties. The public is urged to attend.
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Virginia State Department of Health
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke County
Sarah Zane Hall
Merger of Army Navy Forces Is Well Received
Washington reports a planned unification of the army and navy into separate air sea and land forces under a national defense secretary. President Truman blesses the compromise amid a months long dispute. Congress reaction is favorable though cabinet status for land sea and air chiefs remains undecided.
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Sale on Ladies Slips and Eye Services Ad
Sale includes ladies slips sizes 32 to 40 in white and tea rose with special prices. Modern Age Shoppe offers eye exams repairs and frame services. Hodgson and Brown advertises for sale a brown female Cocker Spaniel puppy for 20 dollars. Pried Chicken Dinner offered at Apple Blossom Rest.
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Butcher Slaying Of Young Woman Is Being Probed
Police pressed a round up of suspects in the murder of Elizabeth Short a 22 year old from Hyde Park Mass identified by the FBI. Fingerprints from her mutilated body matched prints taken at Camp Cooke and Santa Barbara in 1943. The case links San Diego and Hollywood leads with relatives in Medford and Pacific Beach noting she had worked as a film extra and was last seen leaving with an unidentified red haired youth.
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Star Tannery Man Dies After Auto Accident
William Bradfield 56 of Star Tannery died from a broken neck after his Packard pickup crashed in a ditch on the John Marshall Highway west of Strasburg. His wife suffered chest injuries. both were en route home from Strasburg. George Wymer aided at the scene. Bradfield died at Cora Miller Hospital Woodstock. Coroner Dr. Harold W. Miller noted the fatal neck fracture. Bradfield formerly managed Baltimore Sun circulation in the area and later farmed near Star Tannery. Funeral arrangements pending at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg.
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Woodstock
Harold W. Miller
Shenandah County
Baltimore Sun
Starceien
Stover
Straeburg
Indictment of Carl Marzani for Communist Party Ties
Attorney General Clark announced the indictment of Carl Aldo Marzani a former state department employee on charges he misrepresented to the government that he had never been a member of the Communist Party.
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Rotary Club backs health unit for Winchester area
At a weekly meeting the Rotary Club unanimously approved Dr. Philip Boyd’s motion to establish a health unit for Winchester and Frederick County. Dr. Porterfield of the State Health Department noted Virginia counties and cities already operating such units and outlined expected budgets and county share.
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France’s Auriol Aims to Retain Blum as Premier
Paris January 17 sources say President elect Vincent Auriol will press Leon Blum to accept the premiership of the new cabinet. Auriol, chosen by both houses, begins consultations with parties to secure terms and support. He plans talks with Communist leaders Jacques Duclos and Maurice Thorez.
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Former Resident Wins Photographic Award in Capital
Former Shenandoah County native David Bowman earned a feature class prize in the 1946 White House News Photographers exhibit for his photo of Lt. Col. DeDvereux playing ball with his young son. Bowman worked in Winchester studios before joining a Baltimore commercial studio and then newspaper photography. He was born at Lebanon Church and is the son of Mrs. Hattie Bowman and the late William E. Bowman.
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DeDvereux
Winchester
Bowman
Shenandoah County
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Jolliffe
Baltimore
Hattie Bowman
S. Loudoun Street
William E. Bowman
Lebanon Church
Early Morning Fire Damages Living Room in Columbia
Fire at 3 20 am in the living room of an apartment at 122 W Piccadilly Street damaged furniture and walls before firefighters extinguished it. Fire Chief Argenbright says the blaze started in a chair likely from a cigarette. the building owned by Mrs J W Riley and Mrs Catherine Schultz sustained little damage and insured.
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Columbia
S. C
W. Piccadilly Street
E. W. Argenbright
Argenbright
Cosby
J. W. Riley
Catherine Schultz
Riley
Three Die in Watertown Hotel Fire
Three persons died today and two were injured when a fire at the Graystone Hotel in downtown Watertown broke out. Twenty two other guests fled to safety or were rescued by firemen.
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Georgia Governor Crisis as Arnall Rebels at Capitol
Chronicle recounts Ellis Arnall challenging Melvin Talmadge's control of Georgia government. Arnall described a military coup and announced relocation of executive functions to the 1407 Candler Building while courts determine rightful governor. He denounced the takeover amid cheering crowds and vowed court-backed authority.
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Georgia
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Arnall
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Rep. Dykes
Jimmie
Ellis Arnal
Weill
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State Capitol
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Fortson
Local Milk Producers to Attend State Dairymen Meeting
Winchester Cooperative Milk Producers Association will be represented at the 40th annual State Dairymen's Association meeting in Richmond on January 23 and 24. County Agent Fred Stine says George Eagle Jr, Robert Stickley, Marle Hannum, G. W. Hough, and Stine plan to attend. Others interested should contact the county agent.
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Winchester Co-operative Milk Producers Association
State Dairymen's Association
Richmond
George Eagle, Jr
Robert Stickley
Marle Hannum
G. W. Hough
Stine
Wanted Presser Apply Pingley and Carper Cleaners
Closing notice: we will be closed Monday January 20 to observe the birthday of General Robert E. Lee. Farmers and Merchants National Bank notice appears in the same column dated January 16.
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Robert F. Lee
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank
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