Garber to Meet Sioux Travelers in Home Game
Garber basketball teams faces the Sioux Travelers here tomorrow in a Sioux reservation showdown. Spec Blacksmith leads the Travelers with over 30 points per game while Willie Blacksmith Suitcase Little Calvin Valandra and Chub Bear support. Garber counters with Pope at center Lovett Lewis Ritter and Yeakle in the backcourt.
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Garber
Sioux Warriors
Winchester
South Dakota
Handley School
Handley “Whiz
Travelers
Warriors
Spec Blacksmith
Willie Blacksmith
Suitcase Little
Calvin Valandra
Chub Bear
Garbers
Pope
Lovett
Lewis
Ritter
Yeakle
Bill Magaha
Tenant House Hit By Chimney Blaze
A tenant house on the Charles Baker farm in R 11 was slightly damaged last night by a fire caused by a defective flue. The blaze was extinguished without use of city fire fighting equipment.
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Charles Baker
R. 11
Sales Directory Listing Two Farms and Household Goods
January 31 10 30 a m postponed from January 24 Marjorie I Shresk two miles west of green spring on road to Gerrardstown two cars cow furniture household appliances February 25 10 am Gilbert Roy ston half mile east of Berryville on Route 7 horses cattle hogs sheep farm machinery
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Marjorie I. Shresk
Green Spring
Gerrardstown
Gilbert Royston
Berryville
Flying Swedes Rally to Top Legion Quintet
The Flying Swedes beat the American Legion 76 to 62 after trailing at halftime. León Pope led all scorers with 31 points as the professionals surged from a 16 16 opening quarter stalemate to a 54 48 edge in the third and pull away in the final period.
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Winchester
Garber
Legion
León Pope
Hopkine
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Cena
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Ritter
Wingfield
Pingley
Shokes
Crisman
Berryville Post Office Directed by Hooker After Postmaster's Death
Berryville business at the post office is run by T. M. Hooker head clerk following the death of Postmaster Lewis N. Glover last Thursday. County coroner Dr. Frank Tappan ruled the death a self-inflicted gunshot. Glover had been in ill health for a long time.
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Berryville
T.M. Hooker
Lewis N. Glover
Frank Tappan
Broilers Drop Two Cents as Market Reacts
Broilers fell two cents on the local market today causing producer confusion. Rock and cross brooders weighing 3 1 2 pounds are quoted at 34 35 cents per pound. L H Shackleford broker of Stephens City says the drop is inexplicable given tight supply and expects prices to rise soon.
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Rock and Cross Broilers
L. Shackleford
Stephens City
Mrs. Orpha H. Lockhart Dies at 72 in Winchester
Orpha H. Lockhart 72 widow of Charles Lockhart of 12 Greenwall Ave. Winchester died 1 25 a m at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a paralytic stroke. She was a Wright by birth, charter member of First Brethren church and on the women’s missionary council. Survived by sister Mrs Bertie Cooper of Washington and many nieces and nephews. Funeral 3 p m Thursday at First Brethren Church. interment Mt Herron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Loring Irvin Perry Wright Julian Cooper Elbert Cooper Frank Brasser. Body to rest at Jones funeral home until service.
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Orpha H. Lockhart
Charles Lockhart
Greenwall Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George H
Annie Wisman Wright
Shenandoah County
Winchester
First Brethren Church of the
Auto Inspection Station Minimum Standard Passed Up
The House committee on roads in Richmond today passed by indefinitely a bill by Delegate W. H. C. Murray to set minimum standards for auto inspection stations and leave supervision to the State police superintendent Col. C. W. Woodson Jr. testified that current State police regulations already cover the provisions.
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Richmond
House Committee On
W. H. C. Murray
Col
C. W. Woodson Jr
Virginia Studies War Era School Enrollment Trends
The report notes rising white primary school enrollment and a slower Negro rise, with total first four grades at 262 616 this session versus 258 182 in 1940 41. War births strain facilities, especially in lower grades, as counties plan for ten thousand more children reaching school age in coming years.
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Lorin A. Thompson
Bureau
Virginia
Answers to Daily Quiz Listed for Page Four
Answers to daily quiz printed on Page 4 include Planet Madam Chairman November Greece storm quote Amos Jack London Chungking Italy Poland. The list provides correct responses to questions across geography history and literature.
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Greece
Amos
Jack London
Chungking
Italy
Poland
GOP Tax Slash Bill Approved By 19-5 Vote
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 19 to 5 along party lines for a Republican 6.3 billion tax cut bill. The panel dismissed Truman’s counter plan 40 per person with higher taxes. Four Democrats opposed the president’s plan. The measure moves to the House floor and then to the Senate. Knutson of Minnesota leads the bill.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Congress
Senate
Knutson
R-Minn
Way and Means Committee
State legislators push taxes to fund schools and services
The General Assembly discussed new taxes including a three percent general sales tax and cigarette levies to raise state revenue. Lawmakers debated funding for rural hospitals, aid to schools, and a proposed pay increase for retired teachers. The Berryville tax limit and a fireworks repeal bill advanced, while oil stock pooling was urged to aid the public amid shortages.
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Alexandria
Fenwick
Robert C. Whitehead
Nelson
Jack W. Witten
Tazewell
General Assembly
Moore
House
Moore House
Berryville
Frank Moncure
Stafford
E. O. McCue
Charlottesville
Senate
Robert O. Norris Jr
Lancaster
Robert S. Battle
Albemarle
Stephens
Smithfield
W. M. Minter
Mathews
Ask
General Assembly of Virginia
Andrew Clarke
Brumback and Son Firm Listing at 299 North Cameron Street
L C I Brumback and Sons located at 299 N Cameron St appear in the directory listing. The entry notes the firm’s name and address without additional details.
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L C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Kern Estate Appraisal Records Include Major S Loudoun Street Property
An estate appraisal filed in Corporation Court lists P. Kern estate value at $75,000. The principal asset is the Kern garage on S Loudoun St valued at $60,000, with multiple other estates appraised by named panels and figures such as J C Over $3 885.67 and W Brent Brill $10 685.
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Corporation Cours
Kern Garage
S. Loudoun St
S. D. McFadden
G. G. Baker
J. W. Arthur
J. C. Over
J. W. Crider
Albert DeHaven
W. H. Emmart
William Z. Quantz
J. C. Blackburn
E. G. Rusk
Harold G. Brown
Floyd Grant Potts
John C. Blackburn
Carl T. Cather
H. B. Markell
A. H. McFarland
Leslie Fries
Harry L. MacCann
W. Brent Brill
Harry Pingley
John Koontz
Harry C. Brill
Gladys E. Hofer
Robert D. Glaize
Sallie A. Green
W. Alan Peery
Charles Harper
H. W. Copenhaver
Thelma Wisecarver
J. H. Yost
Richard Carpenter
Courtney B. Anderson
Warren Daugherty
Cecil Bailey
John C. Miller
Julian Randolph Wisecarver
G. F. Butsler
D. McFadden
Julia BE. Jilkins
Claude Grim
Wilburn McCauley
Rakes Case Referred to Federal Jury in Bank Embezzlement Trial
In Richmond on January 27 Judge Hayes charged a 12 man federal jury to render a verdict in the month long trial of Hugh N. Rakes and his wife Lillian C. Rakes. They are charged with aiding William Gardner to misappropriate 435000 of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank funds. Rakes faces 13 counts and Mrs. Rakes 10 counts.
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Richmond
Johnson J. Hayes
Federal District Court
Hugh N. Rakes
Lillian C. Rakes
William R. Gardner
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Fredericksburg
Rakes
Riots in Iraq Kill Over 70 After Premier Vows to Enforce Pact
Bevis British foreign office and the American State department discuss revis ion of the British Iraqi treaty after uprisings. In Baghdad riots kill more than 70 in 24 hours as Premier Saleh Jabr insists on staying in office and enforcing the treaty. Iraq cabinet resigns amid the violence.
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American State Department
Iraq
Baghdad
Saleh Jabr
Family notices for Riley O Riley and kin in Woodstock and Winchester
In November 1947 Riley Wilbur O Riley of Woodstock married Rosalie Talley Hopkins. Surviving relatives include a brother Charles E Riley of Martinsburg and three sisters in California Cold Stream and Augusta. Twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren survive. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Cork St Christian Church with interment at Mt Hebron. Body lies in state at Jones funeral home until 6 p m Wednesday then moves to late home on S Braddock St.
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Woodstock
F. L. Sargent
C. R. Anderson
Claudine Lovett
Thurman Pierce
Robert McGuire Glass
Winchester
Irene Bailey
Romney
Riley
Rosalie Talley Hopkins
Charles E. Riley
Martinsburg
George Hott
Long Beach
Calif
Taylor Shanholtz
Cold Stream
Vergil E. Beery
Augusta
Cork St. Christian Church
W. J. Hadden Jr
Charles R. Line
Gore
Poultry Council Hosts Young Farmers at Conference
The Poultry Improvement Council invites FFA 4 H FHA and Veterans Training program leaders from Frederick Clarke and nearby counties to a second annual poultry conference in the Farmers Livestock Exchange building. Thursday session features speakers County Agent William Henderson and Frank Gordy with a panel to follow.
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Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
Poultry Improvement Council
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Irvin Williams
The
Poultry Council
Oung
William Henderson
Sussex County
Delaware
Frank Gordy
Extension Poultryman
University of Delaware
E. C. Ellis
Special Visitors Committee
Emergency Board Created in Rail Union Wage Dispute
President Truman established an emergency board to investigate a wage dispute between U S railroads and three unions representing about 125 000 operating workers. Unions threaten a Feb 1 strike. the board has 30 days to hold hearings and report, with a 30 day cooling off period before a strike can occur.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Adm Stirling Dies After Three Month Illness
Retired Rear Admiral Yates Burling Jr. died at 75 in Baltimore after a three month illness. He was widely known as the stormy petrel of the service for his restless leadership and outspoken stance.
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Baltimore
Yates Burling Jr
Snow falls across Bristol Roanoke and surrounding areas
By early morning seven inches covered Bristol area with ten inches on the ground overall. Tazewell reported seven inches while Roanoke added three more by mid morning. Pulaski rose to four inches on six existing inches. Richmond saw almost two inches by eleven this morning.
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Tazewell
Roanoke
Pulaski
Richmond
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