Eaton Dies Heart Attack After Three Years Ill
Jon Eaton a native of Hampshire County died of a heart attack after a brief illness of a few days. He was married to Eth DeHaven of Frederick County and belonged to the Meth church. The Eatons lived in Bunker Hill after moving from Brucetown Frederick County where they resided 15 years. He leaves a widow eight children and additional relatives. Funeral services are planned with details including a Sunday service at Fairview church and interment at the cemetery. The body will be moved from Omps funeral home to Bunker Hill tomorrow.
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Hampshire County
Jon
Elijah Helen Bennett Eaton
Virginia
Eth. DeHaven
Frederick County
Meth Church
Eatons
Bunker
Brucetown
Mr. Eaton
el W. Eaton
Gainesboro
Idell H
Delbert G
Donnie . Eaton
Bunker Hill
Claude d Charles E. Eaton
Ridge
B. R. Thompson
Ashington
Clyde Weay
York Springs
Iraia
Winchester
Arthur Malick
Augusta
Fairview
S. J. Goode
Omps Funeral Home
Bunker Fein
Heating cost cut with Rockwool insulation offer
Advertisement notes savings of up to 40 percent on heating costs with Blowin Rockwool insulation by R G Hengeveld General Insulating Corp. Includes contact number 5534 and a no obligation 36 month payment option.
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R. G. Hengeveld General Insulating Corp
Jacob Keller Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Jacob Robert Keller 20 year old ex soldier missing from Strasburg since Jan 21 will be held at the Christian church at 2 30 p m tomorrow. The snow covered body found a half mile from his home yesterday was identified as Keller who had been missing for over a week. Coroner Dr W H Miller said indications pointed to a probable overdose of sleeping tablets. He was survived by his parents nine brothers and sisters.
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Jacob Robert Keller
Strasburg
The
Christian Church
Keller
Shenandoah County
W. H. Miller
Fred Keller
Washington
Fear Four Perished In Vermont Inn Fire
Four feared dead and at least 12 injured in a blaze that gutted the 136 year old Jesse Wel den Inn in St Albans Vermont. Fire crews cannot yet enter the ruin as guests fled through flames or leaped from windows into 16 below zero conditions.
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St.albans
Jesse Welden
T5tel
Democrats Consider Tax Cuts and Special Exemptions
The piece discusses Democratic options on tax cuts including a Knutson bill substitute and special exemptions for elderly and blind citizens. It notes likely presidential vetoes and Senate leaders aiming to block the House proposal to win Democratic backing, with overriding veto needing two thirds in both chambers.
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Utson
Knutson
Senate
France chamber votes down monetary measure on 5000-franc notes
Socialist deputies backed the government to override finance-commission recommendations, backing a currency bill to surrender all 5000-franc notes. The note crackdown aims to curb hoarders and black marketeers, reduce money in circulation, and fight inflation, with penalties and repayment plans pending for holders.
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Finance-Commission
Reba
DeGaulle
Schuman
Charles DeGaulle
Rally of the French People
RPF
Shuman
Assembly
Finance Ministry
Grover Pierce Dies Suddenly at Work
Grover Cleveland Pierce an employee for many years at Audley farm Clarke county died suddenly this morning while at work. He is survived by his widow the former Miss Viola Gallaway a daughter Mrs Kenneth Reed of Bluemont a son Fred Pierce a World War I veteran in a VA hospital in Pennsylvania a sister Mrs John Cambell of Bluemont and several brothers.
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Grover Cleveland Pierce
Audley Farm
Clarke County
Viola Gallaway
Kenneth Reed
Bluemont
Fred Pierce
Pennsylvania
John Cambell
Gandhi dies after fast to curb Hindu Muslim strife
Secretary S Rayyanam confirms Bapu Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi has died within a half hour of a third gunshot at Birla House. Crowds mourn as India faces partition and ongoing communal violence, despite Gandhi's nonviolence campaign and hunger fast.
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S. Rayyanam
Associated Press
Bapu
Gandhi
Mahatma
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Gandi
Birla House
Birla
Public Auction Notice in Winchester Virginia 1948
Take notice that on the specified February day in 1948 at 1:00 PM in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia a public sale will occur for cash under a power of attorney for James Robert Walker. Vehicles include a 1932 Chevrolet Standard Coupe running and a 1934 Chevrolet Truck 1% tons running.
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County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
James Robert Walker
Flournoy L. Largent
Bushfield urges private industry to develop fuels
Senator Bushfield of South Dakota argues coal reserves offer a long term fuel base. He says synthetic processes can convert coal to liquid fuel or gas and favors private industry led development with federal research funds, opposing direct government subsidies.
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Washington
Bushfield
R-Sd
South Dakota
America
U.S
South
Tough Cats Set For Overseas Duty From Valley Airport
Valley Airways reports first volunteers for a cat expeditionary force to be sent abroad. Airport manager says two recruits likely to qualify as "tally cats" and notes one cat is black, one white, all three described as tough and ready for duty.
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Valley Airways
Brown Bombers Drop Overtime Game
The Winchester Brown Bombers lost in overtime 30 28 at Hag. After a 11 6 first quarter they tied 20 20 at halftime and trailed 28 28 late in the final minute before Robert Ford scored the last bucket. They were held scoreless in OT. They host Stor er College at 8 15 p m Monday.
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Winchester Brown Bombers
Erstown
Hag
Old Time Cagers Plan Benefit Game for March of Dimes
Berryville and Boyce old-time basketball players will play a benefit game at 8 p m Monday in Clarke county for the March of Dimes drive. Boyce squad members include Ed Lee Henry Jenkins Julian Everly George Riddick Lawrence Garver Joe Huffman Dr J M Casey Rev Melton Wright Rixey Dearmont Brax Strode Phil Grim and C E B Miley Jr. The Clarke March of Dimes total stands at 410, well below last year at the same point.
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Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
Th Boyce
Ed Lee
Henry Jenkins
Julian Everly
Geroge Riddick
Lawrence Garver
Joe Hufman
J. M. Casey
Melton Wright
Rixey Dearmont
Brax Strode
Phil Grim
C. EB. Miley Jr
Boyce High
Herb Pennock Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
New York January 30 Herb Pennock general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies died today in a New York hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed shortly before entering a league meeting.
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New York
Herb Pennock
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Hospital
McCauley Faces Execution After Songbook Note
In Moundsville West Virginia Mark Roy McCauley awaiting execution at 9 p m turned from his Bible to a book of religious songs left by his father. He was convicted of killing Lt Police Sgt Joseph P Horne in a case that shocked the city.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Mark Roy McCauley
Joseph P. Horne
B 29 Crash Sighting Reported in French Alps
U S Air Force headquarters said wreckage was sighted in the lower French Alps and another plane, likely a B 17, in the search party had crashed about 20 miles east of the wreckage near VT Germany on January 30.
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Germany
U. S. Air Force
French Alps
$1000 Fine in Jockey Bribery Case
Peter Del Pozo of New York and Baltimore pleaded guilty in Jefferson county circuit court to attempting to bribe a jockey in a two year old horse race. He was fined $1000. Jockey Patrick Connelly, indicted on the same charge, is set for trial February 9.
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Chales Town
W. Va
Peter del Pozo
New York
Baltimore
Jefferson County
Patrick Connelly
Taft backs full 15 month aid for Western Europe
Taft continued his remarks on Page 1 urging the full 6.8 billion dollar request for 15 months starting April 1 as essential. He rejected Republican ideas to cut funding by 2.3 billion while stressing postwar petroleum product needs and government demand.
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Western
Europe
4-H Club program aims to grow Virginia sheep industry
Blacksburg January 30 Plans to expand the Virginia 4-H club livestock program were announced by George C Harring animal husbandman for the agricultural extension service The expansion will push Virginia sheep numbers from a low ebb toward a profitable level Club members who started projects with five or more ewes paid for their stock from first year lambs and wool returns Recent appointment of Dave Brower as 4-H livestock specialist will allow more personal attention to members and livestock work
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Blacksburg
Virginia
George C. Harring
Agricultural Extension Service
Harring
Dave Brower
Stassen Seeks Federal Powers to Curb Hoarding
Lewiston Maine January 30 Harold E Stassen calls for excess inventory control power to fight hoarding profiteering and semi monopoly He adds Mussolini born to a blacksmith started as a school teacher
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Lewiston, ME
Harold E. Stassen
Benito Mussolini
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