Quonset Hut For Sale on 1 Acre with Rail Access
For sale a Quonset hut 40 by 60 feet on one acre of land with railroad access. Contact 3632 for details.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
10
For sale a Quonset hut 40 by 60 feet on one acre of land with railroad access. Contact 3632 for details.
Classified notices show three in person and box replies for jobs seeking a dishwasher janitor car washer and truck mechanic. Lee Jackson, Pine Motor Co, and Winchester Star box 23 solicit applicants with dated listings.
In Washington Secretary of State Acheson defended not turning his back on Alger Hiss as Mundt led a three hour attack on Hiss Acheson and Truman era foreign policy prompting Republican wrath. Mundt argued the Roosevelt Truman administration was soft toward Communism.
The article states carbonated beverages are best when not too warm or cold with about 40 degrees deemed most satisfactory. It emphasizes maintaining this temperature as ideal for best flavor and fizz.
Sealed proposals will be received by Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg until 2 00 P M February 27 1950 for construction of Main Laboratory and Office Building for the Winchester Research Laboratory Route 11 one mile south of Winchester Plans and specs available from P B Potter for a 10 deposit refundable after 10 days post bid opening Bonds or certified checks required 5 0 base bid or 6 0 bidder s bond over 20 000 must be Virginia licensed contractors Right to reject bids and waive informalities reserved.
A brief note records a shooting match one mile east of Stephens City on Route 277 from 1 to 10 p m. Pigs, chickens and turkeys are listed for sale or display with organizer G G. Broy.
Mrs Mary M A Pyne 69 longtime Clarke county resident died at her Boyce home last night Born in Clarke county she was a daughter of the late Benjamin and Mary Knight Ashby Survived by husband James H Pyne eight daughters and two sons many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Boyce Baptist church with Rev Dargin Lucas officiating Interment Bethel churchyard Clarke county
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