Pope Pours 37 as Travelers defeat Garber quintet 84 67
Pope scores 37 points leading the Sioux Travelers to an 84 67 win over the Garber five. Willie Pope dumped 8 field goals and a free throw for 37, with the Blacksmiths’ best 33. About 350 fans watched as the Travelers controlled the game from start to finish and Golightly from the Whiz Kids added a late basket. The Garber team will face Bell Clothes at Front Royal. A snippet notes pecan wood uses in furniture and truck bodies.
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Garber
Travelers
Willie
Winchester
Handley and
Bton
Avelers
Jr . Golightly
Volley “Whiz Kids
Arill
Ux Travelers
Unclear heating ad fragment from a newspaper page
Fragmentary notice discusses heating discounts and a ROCKWOOL product. Details are garbled with broken phrases and incomplete contact information, making it difficult to determine exact offer terms or locations.
Permits Issued For Several One Story Dwellings City Grants Several Home Constructions
Linwood E Patton 702 National Ave receives permits to build three one story concrete block houses on West St lots 21 23 25 at 7000 each. Frank Clevenger Liberty St gets two rear dwellings on Kern St north side lots 1 2 at 6000 each. Edith Vs Fletcher 4108 Loudoun St allowed to enclose back porch two story 8 by 24 feet for dwelling units.
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Linwood E. Patton
National Ave
West St
Frank Clevenger
Liberty St
Kern St
Edith Vs Fletcher
Loudoun St
Unnamed Woman Aids In Trapping Robber Of Diamond Store
New Orleans police recover $25 000 in unset diamonds after an unnamed woman companion lures a robber and a flashy car helps trap Eddie Brouel 26, of Chicago and Detroit, a parolee. Brouel admits the robbery. bonds and checks found in the car. Mona Jean Brouel, 19, wife of the suspect, and the unnamed woman are detained for investigation.
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New Orleans
J. L. Schuering
Eddie Brouel
Chicago
Detroit
Michigan State Penitentia
Brouel
Broule
Watters
American Express
Mona Jean
Answers to Daily Quiz Published for Page Four
Correct responses list quiz answers by number and note California leads states in irrigated area with 24 percent of the national total. The list includes Drop Georgia Moon Mullins Guam No one name per office Greece Tiigh explosive Rudolf Friml Eire and Five grains.
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Georgia
Moon Mullins
Guam
Greece
Tiigh
Rudolf Friml
Eire
California
Gibson-Singleton-Taylor
Gibbon-Singleton-Taylor
United States
Williams-Blackwell House
Robertson-Davis-Page
Crockett House
Capitol Square
Haynes House
House
Postponed Sales Directory Notices for Jan and Feb
January 31 sale at 10 30 a m postponed from Jan 24 will be held two miles west of Sree on the road to Gerrardstown with two cars a cow furniture and household appliances. February 25 sale at 10 a m to be held one half mile east of Berryville on Route 7 with horses cattle hogs sheen and farm machinery.
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Marjorie I. Shresk
Sree
Gerrardstown
Gilbert Royston
Berryville
Compulsory Savings For Polish Workers Proposed by Govmt
Warsaw dispatch reports a government plan to enact a compulsory saving law. Workers earning 240 000 to 400 000 zlotys yearly would save 1, 2 or 3 percent by income level. Enterprises would save up to 18 percent on high holdings, with funds usable for furniture, homes, or medical care.
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Warsaw
Finance Ministry
Truman Declares Critical Grain Shortage Across Nation
President Truman announced a legal trigger for conserving raw materials and commodities amid a critical grain shortage. He cited Agriculture Department data showing 1947 corn at 2401 million bushels versus 3250 million in 1946, with barley sorghum and rye changes offsetting each other.
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Truman
Congress
United States
Monument remains world’s tallest masonry structure without steel
The American Institute of Architects states the Washington Monument in Washington D C is the highest known masonry structure in the world without steel supports, based on available data.
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Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
D. Cc
American Institute of Architects
One Term for Governor and Safeguards Against Power
The author argues for constitutional limits on presidential tenure, favoring a one-term cap to curb centralized federal power. He cites Virginia’s no-reelection rule, warns of ambitious leaders, and endorses safeguards to prevent self-perpetuation in office.
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Virginia
William M. Tuck
Tuck
Congress
Dewey
Stassen
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Wallace
The
United States
United States House of Representatives
Bill to curb theft of auto safety inspection stickers
State lawmakers favor a bill prohibiting stealing, reuse, and resale of auto safety inspection stickers. Delegates Hutchen Newport News Cooke Mathews Hagan Norfolk City sponsor. House and Senate actions describe calendars, bills passed, and ongoing legislative delays amid a flood of introduced measures.
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Charles Hutchens
Newport News
Johan W. Cooke
Mathews
J. A. Hagan
Norfolk City
Men Grow Beards In Protest Of Low Hemlines
In Sweet Home Oregon on January 29 76 husbands voted to grow beards to protest shorter hemlines. They set a $30 penalty on shaving and plan not to shave until St Patrick’s Day March 17. Women responded by leaving kitchen duties to husbands, creating domestic tension in the town.
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Sweet Home
Ore
Northwest
St. Patrick’s Day
GOP Tax Cut Battle Divides Congress Over 6.5 Billion Bill
Republicans tout a 6.5 billion tax cut claiming it would boost revenue near 11 billion owed on the public debt and aid business while Democrats warn it would force borrowing, threaten security, and hurt European recovery. The Knutson plan would raise exemptions to 600, apply community property rules nationwide, and target cuts from 10 to 30 percent across brackets with special relief for the elderly. House leaders hold closed-door meetings as the debate shapes up.
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Senate
Sen. Hillard
Portsmouth
S. Floyd Landreth
Galax
Legislative Mill
Virginia General Assembly
General
House
House of Delegates
Paul Crockett
Yorktown
Harry B. Davis
Princess Anne
Rep
Knutson
R-Minn
Halleck
Indiana
Rayburn
Texas
Truman Proposes Tax Cut and Corporate Levy Spark Debate
President Truman backs a $40 cost of living tax relief per taxpayer while proposing a $3.2 billion corporate tax to cover the loss. Martin says Democrats may not vote on the plan, signaling weak support within the party.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Martin
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