Henry Grove Succumbs at 63
Henry Basil Grove died at 4 p m yesterday at his brother James I Grove's home in Cross Junction after a long illness from paralysis. He was 63, unmarried, and survived by two brothers James I Grove and Clyde Grove and a sister Miss Lottie Grove. Funeral services will be held Thursday January 24 at 2 p m from Parlett Funeral Home with Rev L C Messick officiating. Interment at Old Baptist Church Cemetery Reynolds Store.
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Henry Basil Grove
James I. Grove
Cross
Grove
Cross Junction
Clyde Grove
Winchester
Lottie
Parlett
L. C. . Messick
Old Baptist Church
Reynolds Store
Life Is Cheap In Manila Nabs Baby Theft Case
In Manila a 13 month old girl named Pacita Go was stolen from her crib and found in a fruit dealer's shack. The baby was reportedly sold by a young woman for five pesos after her clothing indicated mercenary black market involvement. The child received good care in custody.
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Manila
Pacita
San Fernando
Pampagna
Marcela Mercado Y de Anonas
Manila bandit slain after daylight bank robbery confession
Antonio San Juan, 38, a one armed criminal linked to a 215000 daylight bank robbery in the Philippines, was shot dead while riding a motor scooter in the Paco market district. Killers fled the scene.
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Manila
Antonio San Juan
Richn
Ed Paco
Fragmented News Clippings Describe Postwar Turmoil
Portions report injuries from a sectarian clash in a Moslem area of a city and mention a trial for Franz von Papen as Germany’s leadership shifts under Nazi influence. Also notes Maj. Gen. John J. Phelan’s death in New York and Berlin’s Tiergarten being repurposed as potato storage by the British occupation authorities.
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New York
John J. Phelan
New York Nation
New York State Athletic Commission
Polyclinic
Phelan
House orders probe into Army truck drivers crossing strikers lines
Chairman May directs immediate House Military Committee inquiry into claims that Third Service Command drivers were told not to cross meat strikers lines without union approval. Lea’s bill to curb Petrillo powers clears Interstate Commerce vote 14 to 5 and names constraints on coercive radio broadcasting. Vinson nominated by Truman to be U S Governor of IMF and World Bank for five years.
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Washington
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Third Service Command
Lea
D-Calif
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Mass
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Peeeenery
The
Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Truman
United States
International Monetary Fund
International For Reconstruction and Development
Railway executive Newton resigns to rejoin law practice
Cleveland man Carl E Newton 47, president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, tenders his resignation effective at the annual meeting April 23 to return to his law practice, advising Chairman Robert R Young in his letter of resignation.
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Cleveland
Carl E. Newton
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Road
Newton
Robert R. Young
Tie leads to co champions in NFL title games
The NFL declares teams co champions if a world championship playoff ends tied after regulation. In divisional playoffs teams seek the world championship, and a new game is started after a tie.
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National Football League
Hong Kong Wartime Living Off the Peak and Rations
Wartime Hong Kong endures crowded housing and rent gouging as living quarters are scarce after bombing and looting. Naval officers improvise repairs, corned beef lines reel under rationing shortages, and officials struggle to curb black market rents and key money demands amid postwar scarcity.
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Hongkong
Ci-Oin
Hong Kong
Naval
Shanghai
New York
Washington
Fire Yesterday Damages Bryant House on Lee Street
A fire at 105 Lee Street, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W D Bryant, was controlled by the South End and Charles Rouss Fire Companies around 4 15 p m. Sparks from a furnace smoke pipe lit dust near the weather board and damaged wall areas with curtains burned. Repair costs are estimated at 200 to 300 dollars. The Bryant residence adjoins 107 Lee Street, home to Mr. and Mrs. W W Beattie.
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W. D. Bryant
Lee Street
City
South End
Charles Rouss
Argenbright
Bryant
W. W. Beattie
Local Poultry Leaders Meet in Richmond at Byrd Hotel
Officers and directors of the Virginia State Poultry Federation convene in Richmond at the William Byrd Hotel to plan this year’s poultry program state wide. Frederick County delegates include C. Irving Cather Thomas B. Rosenberger Leonard Williams Philip Sprenkle and I Fred Stine county agent.
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Richmond
William Byrd Hotel
Virginia State Poultry Federation
Frederick County
Poultry Committee
C. Irving Cather
Thomas B. Rosenberger
Leonard Williams
Philip Sprenkle
I. Fred Stine
Owen Festival Headquarters Opened in Local Hotel Basement
The Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival organization opened full time headquarters in the basement offices of the George Washington Hotel on Piccadilly Street. Clarke Loy, a returned service man, will manage inquiries and routine matters for the local headquarters beside Noonan Taxi.
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George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly Street
Clarke 8S
Loy
Noonan Taxi
Tobacco by products and nicotine acid extraction
By products of tobacco include tobacco dusts, insecticides, and fertilizer. A recent crop has been grown for extracting nicotine acid, an important drug used to treat pellagra.
Red Cross town hall programs praised by A Buell Trowbridge
A meeting highlighted by A Buell Trowbridge of the American Red Cross featured his town hall concept to bring current topics to soldiers in the Naples area. He noted 468 programs in winter 1944-45 and urged continued Red Cross efforts to support soldiers overseas and veterans returning home.
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A. Buell Trowbridge
American Red Cross
Mediterranean
Naples
Trowbridge
United Nations Organization
London
Red Cross
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Hill School
Ilips Academy
Cornell University
Rhodes
Oxford
England
Union Theological Seminary
New York
America
The
State News Brevities Summary
AP briefs report Bristol gas plant explosion injuring workers and restoration of service to over 2 300 customers. Newport News Shipbuilding collapse injures workers. Funeral held for Marvin P Sebrell. Virginia Electric and Power rate cut totaling about 1 368 000 yearly begins April 11. UVa committee studies educational FM radio in Virginia. Bowling alley owner James P Burnett killed in crash near Christiansburg. Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs backs preparedness and wage controls. Kentucky and Old Dominion workers threaten strike over new contract. Dr Joseph E Barrett named state commissioner of mental hygiene by Gov. Holton.
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Bristol
Bristol Gas Corporation
Richmond
Virginia Electric and Power Company
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Public Service Company
VEP Company
Big Stone Gap
Kentucky Utilities Company
Four Mile
Old Dominion Power Company
Lee County
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Railroad Unions Step Up Demands For Improved Conditions
The 215,000 workers from five operating and about 15 non operating railroad brotherhoods pressed demands last July. Operators including engineers and firemen, plus conductors and switchmen, warned a strike could occur if no settlement is reached, though no exact time was set. Pellets distribution, collection and counting would take three weeks.
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Conduc
U S Moves to Seize Meat Plants in Labor Crisis
The United States plans seizure of meat plants as 263 000 packing house workers stay idle for eight days amid a nationwide labor wave. AFL CIO unions weigh the action while Labor Department reports 1 622 000 total idle workers countrywide with no broad steel settlement in sight.
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Washington
Ross
Henry Kaiser
AFL
CIO
W. Ton
Labor Department
Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse, Workers Union
Herbert March
Cio-Upw
George A. Eastwood
Armour and Co
Local Panel Discusses Chemistry Talk with Free Admission
A local panel discussion on controversial chemistry topics will be held in the hall with no admission charge. Grant Pollock will coordinate the program, sponsored by the Town Meeting Committee comprised of representatives from the Rotary Club Lions Club Kiwanis Club American Legion and the Junior Board of Trade.
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Grant Pollock
Rotary Club
The
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Junior Board of Trade
Senate Passes Primary Date Bill with May 1 Change
The Senate approved a primary date bill amending February 1 to May 1 after an extended debate. A Yorktown patron urged the extension with caveats about having a definite terminal date. The House committee also advanced a veterans preference resolution and announced a public hearing on the Quesenberg bill to abolish the State Board of Photographic Examiners. Public hearings on the general appropriations bill heard requests from several state departments and agencies, pushing the total beyond 320 million dollars.
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Yorktown
Committee On General Laws
House
General Laws Committee
Senate
Quesenberg
State Board of Potographic Examiners
Senate Finance
House Appropriations Committee
State Board of Education
Virginia Cancer Foundation
State Department of Public Welfare
Medical College of Virginia
School For the Deaf and Blind
State Department of Health
Mass Meeting in Berryville Tonight Seeks Eastside Highway Plans
A mass meeting will be held tonight at 8 at the Clarke county courthouse to discuss the proposed Eastside Highway. A similar session will be held tomorrow at 8 at Saint Parish Hall in Boyce with a Highway Department representative to answer questions. Citizens are urged to attend both forums to stay informed.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Loehare
Boyce
Highway Department
Luttrell Property Sells For 6200 At Estate Auction
The E. B. Luttrell estate near Winchester sold the frame dwelling on two acres for 6200 to Lee N. Whitacre. Adjacent 16 acres along Euclid Avenue brought 3300 to William A. Bailey. Grand total for the property reflected the bids and settlement among heirs.
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E. B. Luttrell
Senseney Road
Corporation Limits
Winchester
County Court House
Lee N. Whitacre
Euclid Avenue
William A. Bailey
Answers to the Daily Quiz Compiled for Readers
The page lists quiz answers for questions numbers three through ten. It includes topics like money thresholds, states Virginia and Massachusetts, a reptile-focused zoology branch, German land reform, poet John Greenleaf Whittier, judge John C Collet, a yes response, and the theory of organic evolution.
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Sue
Virginia
Massachusetts
John Greenleaf Whittier
John C. Collet
Vernon Eddy To Address Rotarians
The Winchester Rotary Club will hold its regular meeting at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall on Thursday, January 24 at 1 p m. Rotarian Vernon ay, guest speaker, will give an appropriate talk during Rotary Week.
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Winchester
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Late News of the World
Associated Press
Tokyo
Tenth
Honshu Island
MacArthur
Subhas Chandra Bose
Mernberg
Tnational
Franz von
Germany
Berlin
Fred Neher
Yew DU Pont
Speed Bay
John W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock
Lord Ser
Britain
Pacific
Duke of York
Nimitz
South
Fraser A
Texas
Houston
Stanley
Owen Festival
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture
Loudoun St
Interlochen, Mich
Joseph. E. Maddy
American Federation of Musicians
Newport News
Leyte
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Courtland
House of Delegates
Marvin P. Sebrell
Southampton County
J. A. Rorer
University of Virginia Extension Division
Christiansburg
James P. Burnett
Roanoke
Radford
Here
Virginia Federation of Womens Clubs
Joseph E Barrett
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Tuck
Hugh C. Henry
Rhodes Drug CO
U. S
Musterole
Luttrell
Vernon Eddy
Bell
Bell Clothes Store
Front Royal
T. G. Adams Esso
Potomac Edison CO
Rouss Ave
Alexander Brown
Glaize & Brother
Molden Electric Co
Photo Supply Company
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Brumback
Cameron St
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