Judge Bazile Nominated for New Term to Begin Feb 1
Judge Leon M Bazile of the 15th Judicial Circuit was nominated for a new term beginning February 1 1950 by the joint Democratic caucus after the House Courts of Justice Committee killed the Gibson investigation charge. Bazile said the charges were groundless and expressed willingness to undergo review if the Assembly desired. The caucus also nominated eleven other judges for new or unexpired terms, including Temple Whittle Kearney Abbott Robertson Haas Taylor Smith Aiken and Catterall with terms expiring between 1950 and 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Thomas H. Blanton
Caroline
Robert ©. Norris
Lancaster
Charles W. Crowder
Richmond
Marvin Minter
Mathews
Franks Beazley
C. M. Waldrop
Amelia
A. O. Boschen
C. F. Unrun
Westmoreland
Bazile
Charles K. Hutchen
Boatwright
Elmont
General Assembly
C. O’conor Godrick
Fredericksburg
Gibson
W. W. Butzner
Rick
Butzner
Godrich Gibson
Ross Gibson
Bernard Coleman
Godrick
Goolrick
Goolr
Hazile
Josiah Jordan Temple
Third Circuit
Kennon C. Whittle
Seventh Circuit
Frank A. Kearney
11Th Circuit
Earl C. Abbott
19Th Circuit
Walter H. Ropertson
21St Circuit
Hamilton Haas
William F. Ford
J. Hume Taylor
O. L. Shackleford
Law and Chancery Court of Norfolk
J. Sydney Smith Jr
Corporation Court, Part I
Norfolk
Taylor
Singer Takes First Place In Show Here
Ellen Marie Gant, a 28 year old Middletown mother of two, won first place in the Forty and Eight Amateur Show at Handley High School. Her rendition of Summertime earned the top score among five finalists and may lead to a New York audition for Ted Mack shows.
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Douglas High School
Capitol Theater
Handley High School
Fec
New York
Ted Mack
Winchester
John Gant
Middletown
Lucille Willams
Gant
Padadelippia
Irma Philip
Handley
Eagle
Carole Cain
Page Michael
Walter Reed
Front Royal
Dreamer
Kenneth Windle
L. E. Hill
Theodore Pendleton
Millwood
Martha Sue Edmonds
Boyce
Nan Levi
Joan Brubaker
Berryville
Betty Jean Sheetz
Dreamland
William Gant
Frances Ebert
Amherst St
Patricia Lester
Highland Ave
Janet Lester
Virginia Hensley
W. Kent St
Beckie Greene
W. Clifford St
Don Holdren
Rawson
W. Va
Ana Shirley Pangle
Strasburg
Helen Hendershell
Louise Wilson
S. Loudoun St
Postal Sisters
Martinsburg
Bennie Lee Sargent
Bunker Hill
Youngster Injured In Scooter Mishap
John Legge a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarke Legge of 719 National Ave suffered a back injury when his motor scooter skidded on National Ave near West St. He was thrown to the curb and taken to the hospital by ambulance. X rays are yet to determine full extent. He works at the Cash and Carry Grocery on 9 W Piccadilly.
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John Legge
Clarke Legge
National Ave
West St
Legge
Cash and Carry
W. Piccadilly
Market Quotations Chicago and Baltimore Livestock and Produce
Market reports show hogs and cattle prices with mixed demand and steady to lower tones. Chicago quotations cover weights from 110 to 345 pounds with top hogs at 17.50 and steers 22.00 to 28.00 mid-range, while Baltimore notes steady demand for produce and varied prices for apples potatoes and eggs amid dull trading and modest sales levels.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Bubkts Ib
N. J. Romes
Indiana
New York Stocks Hold Narrow Gains After Volatile Session
The market moved within a tight range with most leaders steady and few swings from the prior close. Trading was slow amid caution over the labor outlook and possible renewed selling, led by notable gains for Public Steel, Studebaker, Lockheed, and several others, while U S Steel and GM among the decliners.
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New York
Republic Steel
Studebaker
Lockheed
National Distillers
American Telephone
Kennecott Cooper
American Cyanamid
American Woolen
Pennsylvania R. A
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard Oil
U. S. Gypsum
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
Emerson Radio
Consolidated Edison
Phelps Dodge
Air Reduction
Dow Chemical
Philip Morris
International Paper
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
United Air Lines
Opening Chicago grain prices ease with limited losses
Grain prices opened modestly lower on the Chicago Board of Trade led by slight declines in Wheat Corn and Soybeans with mixed results for oats rye and hog quotes showing slow trading and generally steady to lower levels. UNESCO estimate notes global blind population at seven million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Unesco
Eggs Fall to Nine-Year Low as Poultry Surges in Markets
Prices across produce and meat show mixed shifts with eggs at their lowest in nine years. Poultry prices drop to as low as 17 cents per pound amid a flood of broilers, while overall vegetable costs ease on favorable winter weather. The Dun & Bradstreet index rises to 5.78, the highest since late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Markte
Fred Smith
Poultry Egg National Board
Dodge Taylor
Florida Citrus Commission
Dun & Bredstreet
Headley To Celebrate 80th Birthday Tomorrow
Joshua W. Headley of 1319 Valley Pike will mark his 80th birthday with a family dinner. Born in Stephens City, he moved to Winchester in 1925 and has lived in Northern Virginia since. He is survived by two daughters, two sons, ten grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.
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Joshua W. Headley
Valley Pike
Headley
Stephens City
Northern Virginia
Winchester
Rosa Gardiner Headley
Albert Clark
City
Alfred Lake
Oranda
Boyd Headley Sr
Gardiner
James Gardiner
National Symphony Televised Tonight
The Washington National Symphony Orchestra, presenting here for two years under Winchester Exchange Club, will be on Channel 7 from 9 to 10 p m tonight. It is part of the Symphony Fundraising drive seeking 190 000 dollars. Shubert's Unfinished Symphony will be featured with excerpts from Tchaikovsky Nutcracker Suite and Purcell Barbinelli Suite for Strings listed.
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Washington National Symphony Orchestra
Winchester Exchange Club
Channel 7
Shubert
Tchaikovsky
Purcell-Barbinelli
Average salary for public school teachers in 1949-50
The national average salary for the school year 1949-50 is estimated at 2985 dollars.
Returns Home After Critical Car Crash
James William Gardner, critically injured in an accident on December 23, returned home yesterday at 1006 Berryville Ave. He suffered a head injury when his car skidded and struck a telephone pole on Senseny Road and was unconscious for many days.
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James William Gardner
Berryville Ave
Gardner
Sensenyo
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