Methodists To Confer Tonight At Braddock Street Church
Methodists of Winchester will hold a conference at Braddock Street Church tonight at 7 30. Natives from Brucetown Berryville Frederick Gainesboro Kens City will attend. Dr J Callaway Robertson and Miss Virginia Henry lead discussions on Christian education with Miss Elizabeth Jarratt and Miss Martha Bennett directing youth and children's work. Pastors church school officials and teachers urged to attend.
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Winchester
Gore Brevities: Local Notes From Gore Virginia
Mrs. E R Hook returns home after visit with Garland Potts family in Wilmington Delaware. Amelia stork visits Gore with a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pugh a son to Mr and Mrs Constable. Sidney Gore High School to stage amateur contest January 26. Elwood Anderson enlisted in the Army three weeks ago stationed near Mount Vernon. Other local mentions include ill health and family visits across Gore and Stephens City.
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A. D. Davis
Virginia Anderson
Timber Ridge
C. W. Franks
Gore
Lee Sirbaugh
Mollie Kern
Bryan Kern
Shady Rest
Sidney Gore High School
Harry Kelchner
Will Hovera
H. F. Clemons
Lee Foreman
Stephens City
Roy LaFollette
Winchester
Miami
Fla
Florida
Elwood Anderson
Arncle Sam
Mount Vernon
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Market Quoted Prices
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago on January 23. Potatoes and poultry steady to dull with mixed color varieties and capons and geese listed. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep show mixed gains and declines with slaughter readiness, weight ranges, and top prices noted by US Dept of Agriculture.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Baltimore Livestock Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Chicago
U. S
Stock Market Report and Notes on Paul Redfern Death
The New York market opened weak on tumbling commodity prices with mixed early gains in aviation steel and specialty stocks. After a light session, most advances faded with final-hour losses as transfers neared 500000 shares. Paul Redfern’s fate is noted with a 1938 Detroit legal death declaration for his 1932 disappearance.
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New York
Treasury Head Seeks Debt Increase and Banking Inquiry
Treasury officials advocate debt expansion while urging Congress to probe bank holding companies that may buy banks and shift control from communities. They report insured banks hold over 15.0 billion in federal obligations and seek 202 million in strategic wartime reserves.
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Congress
Itations
Mss
Customs Bureau
Pope Paine's German Horrors Continued from Page 1
The broadcaster accuses a European regime of stealing property and deporting people in foul smelling trains. He describes a harsh system of deportation and ignominy, noting brutal methods in a severe writer's principles.
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Europe
British controls on cargo amid Gibraltar port tensions
A British spokesman described Mediterranean and Gibraltar cargo inspections, noting two American ships, the Exmalia and the Washington, with Exmalia arriving without cargo information and no hold back guarantee, while the Washington sailed 12 hours after a hold back was arranged through agents.
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Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Germany
United States
Washington
Congress Hears Lindbergh Kidnapping Ransom List Debate
Washington report shows Col Charles A Lindbergh objected to listing ransom bills as a matter of faith with the kidnapper. Elmer Irey testifies before a House subcommittee that the list led to Bruno Hauptmann’s arrest and notes Al Capone allegedly offered help if Lindbergh were freed. Discussion tied to Revenue Bureau appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Obres
Elmer Ivey
Internal Revenue Bureau
House Appropriations
Irey
Bruno Richard
Mnann
al Capone
Lindbergh
Cany
Revenue Bureau
Overseas service share of World War inductees
About 2,084,000 of the 4,757,240 men inducted into military service during World War I were sent overseas.
Wheat and grain quotations fall on liquidation pressure
Chicago and Baltimore market notes show wheat futures easing under liquidation with May and July contracts down, corn and oats also lower. Cash grain prices list No 1 yellow corn and No 2 and No 3 prices, with soybeans and feed ingredients noted alongside regional rates.
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Chicago
Shorts
Chicago Cash Grain
CASH
Allike
Alpalfa
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Finance Bills Trim Navy Coast Guard and Air Programs
A legislative committee reduced funding for the coast guard neutrality patrol by 3.5 million, disallowed 1.82 million for submarine detectors on 21 cutters and 49 patrol boats, and blocked 1.7 million for new aircraft. It recommends 0.5 million for later planes and approves 15.67 million for foreign air mail, citing higher trans Pacific rates and increased service to South and Central America.
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Ency Defense
Treasury-Post Office
Coast Guard
South America
Europe
World
United States
South and
Central America
Senate Panel Plans Broad Study of Monetary Policies
Washington January 23 193 times Chairman Wagner announced the Senate committee will begin a wide inquiry into the nation monetary and banking policies. It will request reports and recommendations from federal agencies and non governmental authorities to guide reform efforts.
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Washington
Wagner
Nn. Y
Senate Committee
Lewis Attacks McNutt At Mine Workers Convention
John L Lewis labeled Paul V. McNutt a political adventurer during the United Mine Workers of America convention in Columbus. He accused McNutt of trying to buy votes with a two percent backing group to gain influence and called for vigilance to safeguard workers’ prerogatives.
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Columbus
John L Lewis
Paul V. McNutt
United States
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
McNutt
England
Lewis
Knockout Drops Composed of Chloral Hydrate
Question answers that knockout drops are made of chloral hydrate. The source states knockout drops are composed of chloral hydrate and mentions H W A.
Japan Demands Return of Germans from Asama Maru
Tokyo reports unanimous cabinet backing for Foreign Minister Arita to press Britain to return the 21 Germans seized from the liner Asama Maru off Yokohama. Police blocked a rightist protest at the British Embassy though a delegation delivered a demand for apology and repatriation.
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Tokyo
Hachiri Arita
Japan
Yokohama
Foreign Office
Empire of Japan
Tohokai
Yasukuni Shrine
Well Driller Ill Operations Halt Due to Illness and Cold
Illness of Fred Stickley of Strasburg halts drilling for Stephens City water supply. Severe cold this month and Stickley confined at home with influenza. condition reported satisfactory.
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Fred Stickley
Strasburg
Stephens City
Legal Battle May Develop On Bull Will In Virginia Estate
The Star reports probate hints that Col. Bull’s $500000 estate largely derives from his wife, with about a quarter from his own holdings. Tuleyries farm near Boyce valued at $60000 appears in the estate, inherited from her first husband Blandy. Mrs Bull left nearly all to her husband, while Col Bull’s will reportedly returns parts to his wife’s relatives and assigns his own share to his kin. Miss Merchant may receive about $10000. guardianship and representation details are noted with Peters, McCaun, Kuykendall, and Ferris involved.
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Star
R. Gray Williams
Col. Bull
Tuleyries
Boyce
Clarke
Col Bull
Miss Merchant
William R. Bull
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Alice Borland Wilson
New York City
Madeline Borland Pell
Westbury
Long Island
Louise Patterson Bull
Frances Bull
Barbara Bull
Berenice Wyeth Bull
Kensington
Moore and
Williams
Fortified Wines Ban Considered By State Leader
Moore urges a ban on fortified wines while testifying before the Senate finance committee on amendments to a budget bill aimed at tying school funding increases to higher teacher pay. The Senate moves three bills to third reading and advances several others, with six Morton Goode sponsored measures on inmates and hospital administration, plus a fraud ban on coin operated slots and a highway system expansion proposal for park roads.
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Intendent of Public Instruction
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Morton G. Goode
Dinwiddie
State Hospital Board
Richmond
Vivian L. Page
Norfolk
Robert W. Daniel
Brandon
Aged Dentist Denies Theft Of Affection
SAN RAFAEL Calif Jan 23 84 year old Dr Byron Haynes denied he stole the love of 37 year old Mrs Lillian Willey from her divorced husband who sued for 200000 damages. He said he had no intention of marriage and denied wrecking other homes and noted he was not marrying Mrs Willey. Capt James Willey testified of a trip to Washington and his deserted home. A witness described finding Haynes in disarrayed clothes with Mrs Willey in a kimono.
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San Rafaell
Calif
Byron Haynes
Lillian Willey
Willey
James H. Willey
County Supervisors
Courtrocen
Haynes
Belvedere 1
Edward Butler
Fred. Goss
Dr. Haynes
Washington
Amelia Devencenzi
Gun Wounds Fatal to George Pynchon Jr In New York
Word reaches Winchester of the death and funeral of George Pynchon Jr of Je richo L I He was husband of Katharine Vernon Brown daughter of Gardner W Brown and the late Mrs Brown of New York City The coroner ruled death by self inflicted gunshot wound found in the couple's garage on January 15 following Mrs Pynchon reporting his disappearance He had previously been married to Mr Puller who died years ago.
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Winchester
George Pynchon, Jr
Jericho
L. I
Pynchon
Katherine Vernon Brown
Gardner W. Brown
Mrs. Brown
New York City
Brown
Mamie Russel
James B. Russell
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Long Island
N. Y
B. and O. Traffic Gains In New Year
Baltimore and Ohio railroad carloadings started the year strong with 27,502 line cars, up from 22,102 a year earlier. Total carloadings on the line and from connections reached 41,300 versus 25,250 in 1938 and 37,454 the previous week.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charges Postponed in Virginia Bar Charges Probe
Richmond Virginia January 23 1950 Chairman John Spiers of a House subcommittee said charges raised by Henry A Wise Republican stalwart would be delayed until the Virginia State Bar finishes its review of similar allegations Circuit Judge John E Nham announced the postponement today
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Richmond
John Spiers
House
Henry A. Wise
John E. Nham
Virginia State Bar
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Colum. Credit
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Mint
Fort Knox
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Pope Paine
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Fling At McNutt
Ili
Moore
Santa Claus
PINE
Florsheim
Lovett Brothers
George Pynchon
East Sapais
Singles Motor CO
Loudoun St
Cammer Tire CO
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Haldeman’s Milk
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