Campaign to raise funds for U S O aids Winchester Frederick men
About 400 men from Winchester and Frederick County in military service will benefit from a campaign to raise funds for the United Service Organizations. Garland R. Quarles emphasized morale and centralized aid, noting U S O. cooperation among six major national groups and the need to support local service members through this drive conducted by Wyatt Richards and a county solicitor team.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Pune
United Service Organizations
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Army
Navy
Marine Corp
National Guard
U. S
U.S. O
The
Men’s Christian Association
Salvation Army
National Catholic Community Service
Young Women’s Christian Association
Jewish *Welfare Board
Travelers’ «Aid Society
Qvill
$25 000 Permit For Habies Theatre
A $25 000 permit for Herman Habie to erect a theatre at Loudoun and Boscawen led June construction records, the largest item in the month. Eight permits totaled $33 878, including additions to a dwelling by H Russell Potts and other private projects on Pine Street Euclid Avenue and Franklin Avenue.
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Herman Habie
Loudoun
Boscawen
C. P. McVicar
H. Russell Potts
Fairmont Avenue
Ada E. Kern
Parkway Street
P B Fishel 64 Dies After Stroke Rites Saturday
Philip B. Fishel, 64, died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a stroke. He lived at Linden Heights and was a carpenter. Surviving: two sons Roy and George, two daughters Elsie and Grade Shade, a brother Edward A. Fisher. Funeral at Round Hill Methodist Church with interment Mount Hebron. Pallbearers named.
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Philip B. Fishel
Memorial Hospital
Linden Heights
Fishel
David Fishel
Round Hill Methodist Church
Roy T. Fishel
Chicago
George B. Fishel
Cumberland
Elsie M. Fishel
Grade Shade
Winchester
Edward A. Fisher
Stephens City
H. G. Balth
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Herbert Stercud Shanholtz
Old Virginia To Build New Plant
Old Virginia Packing Company breaks ground at Front Royal for a new plant with construction by Fred B. Fuqua Company. Land and buildings cost about $115000. The facility includes a cider plant and power plant, 20000 square feet dry storage, 300 barrels cold storage, and annual capacity of 12000000 pounds. Open by September 1.
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Old Virginia Packing Company
Front Royal
Fred B. Fuqua Company
Lynchburg
Julian N. Major
Japanese Ships Face Requisition Amid Trade Tensions
Bay reports 6000 ton chrome cargo to the United States may be unloaded before Japanese ships head home. Philippine shippers fear US Philippines trade could stall if Japanese vessels are requisitioned by Tokyo. Observers see retaliation for US export control orders. Japanese ships can move defense materials to the US but lack licenses for coconut oil chrome ore or hemp exports.
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Bay
United States
Philippines
Tokyo
Japan
Community workers appeal for donations now
Please do not wait to be asked for a contribution. Any of the above workers will receive your donation. The list includes Grim, Leonard I. Miller, Nelson Page, Alan Peery, Garland Quarles, L. I. Sirbaugh, Mrs. Geo. G. Snarr, Mrs. John M. Steck, Jr., Rev. Robert A. Whitten.
Coon Dog Verdict to Be Guided by Tonight’s Hunt
Albert Vanmetre of Shepherdstown seeks $40 from A E Dellinger claiming the dog sold as a coon hunter failed to tree coons. Trial Justice A J Tavenner rules tonight’s county hunt near Gore will decide if the partnership of dog and guarantee stands, with Game Warden F W Pingley as referee.
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Taverner
Coon
Albert Vanmetre
Shepherdstown
W. Va
A. E. Dellinger
F. W. Pingley
A. J. Tavenner
Vanmetre
Fredreick
Trial Justice Court
Gore
Dellinger
Winchester Public Swimming Pool Backers Propose Funding Plan
The Inquiring Reporter canvasses Winchester residents on building a public pool. Bent on a self financing pool via public subscription, Laurig Hill favors a stock company model, while Raymond Carper supports council funding or civic group solicitation.
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Benton Snider
Winchester
Junior Board of Trade
Arrests Favored For Those Who Waste Gasoline
Petroleum Coordinator Ickes says police and highway patrols will arrest motorists with improperly adjusted cars and jackrabbit starts to curb gasoline waste. Navy will haul oil from the gulf coast to the east, while a train of 25 tank cars leaves Lima, Ohio July 7 for Bayonne New Jersey to supply Standard Oil and other refiners.
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Washington
Ickes
Seaboard
Navy
Knox
Gulf Coast
Lima
Ohio
Bayonne
N. J
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Continent May Be
A partial continuation discusses possible developments before month end that could renew doubt or hope for those affected by ongoing struggles. It notes British strategy aimed at renewing war resources and the presence of strategical aid to Russia, with France likely involved.
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France
Russia
All-day Service at Redlands Methodist Church
An all-day service will be held at Redland Methodist Church in Whitacre starting 11 o clock Sunday July 6. Members of all Gainesboro charge churches will attend. Rev W W McIntyre will deliver the morning sermon and the quarterly conference will be held in the afternoon. Bring a basket lunch.
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Redland Methodist Church
Whitacre
Gainesboro
Redlands
Salem
Wesley Chapel
Old Bethel
Lamps
Pine Grove
W. W. McIntyre
Winchester Methodist District
Claude Larrick
Baltimore Taxi Drivers Vote For General Strike
Baltimore July 3 taxi cab drivers voted a general strike affecting about 1500 men though operators say most cabs were in service and only around 60 on strike Max Schorr attorney for local 1750 Transport Workers of America said 750 workers voted with six dissenters at a 5 am meeting They seek recognition by companies for collective bargaining on pay hours and grievance procedures Pickets stood near Diamond Yellow and Sun garages while non strikers carried placards denoting no strike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Max Schorr
Transport Workers of America
Scherr
River Shenandoah water clarity forecast for anglers
Report notes the North Branch Shenandoah at Front Royal was milky while the South Branch was clear this morning. Future clarity depends on expected showers tomorrow and how widespread they are, with conditions likely to change.
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Shenandoah
Riverton
Government control of the marihuana evil report
Figures compiled by the U S Bureau of Narcotics show that 870 marihuana arrests occurred in 1940. Seizures totaled 20 960 ounces of bulk marihuana and 19 560 marihuana cigarettes. Eradication covered 19 200 acres of land last year.
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U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
Retired Massachusetts teacher dies during Winchester visit
The body of Miss Elizabeth Harrison about 80, a retired Massachusetts schoolteacher, was moved to her North Adams home for funeral services. She had come to Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival and stayed at the Southern Inn. She died Tuesday at Memorial hospital after paralysis. Surviving are a half-brother in Greenfield and a nephew in Aspinwall.
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Elizabeth Harrison
Massachusetts
North Adams
Mass
Harrison
Winchester
Southern Inn
Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Governors Urge Faster Defense Prep After Conference
Boston July 3 Governors urged speed in defense preparations and backed President Roosevelt’s warning of imminent danger. The 33rd annual meeting closed with unanimous pledges to cooperate to preserve freedom and pressed for intensified effort to avert military dictatorship. They asked to be consulted on civilian defense within their states due to federal measures taken without their knowledge.
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Boston
Roosevelt
LaGuardia
New York
Treasury proposes tax prepayment incentive in defense measure
The plan allows individuals to prepay taxes by buying monthly certificates, earning a small rebate at tax time. Officials say prepayment reduces temporary borrowings. The Ways and Means Committee advanced the draft, proposing higher income, corporate, estate, gift and excise taxes to raise about $3.5 to 4.4 billion above target.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
House Ways and Means
Separate Trials May Be Held In Murder Case
Gerstown Md July 3 Loveless 23 and James Lee Miller 29 may be tried separately possibly this month on charges of murdering Raleigh Ifenberger elderly Keedysville farmer last October. Judge Mish has not acted on venue change petition but circles expect separate trials in Allegany County Circuit Court Cumberland. Loveless Miller indicted June 23 by Washington County grand jury. Six other Loveless family members indicted as accessories after the fact.
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Washington County
Grand Jury
Loveless
Rouss Firemen Postpone Meeting To July 11
The Charley Rouss Fire Company will not meet on the regular date due to a legal holiday. President Marvin Weaver said the meeting is moved to Friday night July 11 and members are asked to note the change.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Marvin Weaver
Man seeks name change to Barbara Ann Richards in California
Edward Price Richards, 29, a registered draftee from Los Angeles, petitions Superior Court to change his name to Barbara Ann Richards. An interior decorator previously, he says a two year shift toward dresses and effeminate traits led to the request.
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Los Angeles
Edward Price
Richards
Superior Court
Barbara Ann Richards
Chester B. Anderson
Essex County
Massachusetts
V P F Officers To Attend School In Lexington
Capt. W A Baker commander of Co 115 Virginia Protective Force leads two officers and two NCOs to a two day V P F leaders school at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. Lieutenants Spillman and Rosenberger plus Sergeants Barr and Eddy accompany him. Sergeants Smallwood Sutton and Arthur oversee armory and supply during the absence.
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W. A. Baker
Virginia Protective Force
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Baker
Douglas Spillman
Paul Rosenberger
Taylor Barr
Richard Eddy
Tom Smallwood
Bob Sutton
H. D. Arthur
Citizens Eating More Apples Again
A survey by Appalachian Apple Service shows United States per person apple consumption rose during the four year advertising campaign. The study reports a gain of 1.75 pounds per person, from 40.25 to 42 pounds, in the period studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Apple Service
United States
Orchard worker Alphus Freeman dies of heart attack near Berryville
Alphus Gibson Freeman died of a heart attack at 4 30 PM in the Moore and Dorsey packing house near Berryville Virginia He had worked for Moore and Dorsey six to seven years and left four children Henry Willie Lucy Swartz and Frank Surviving relatives include his widow Sallie Lake who died about 30 years ago Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the John H Enders funeral home with Rev A O Lyon officiating Interment will be in Charlestown West Virginia.
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Berryville
Alphus Gibson Freeman
Moore and Dorsey
Sallie Lake
Henry
Washington
Willie
Lucy Swartz
Clarke County
Frank
Rippon
W. Va
James Freeman
Loudoun County
Lucy Wood Freeman
John H. Enders
A. OO. Lyon
Charlies Town
Handley Band Director Seeks Members for Upcoming Appearances
Prof McIlwee, director of the Handley Band and Drum and Bugle Corps, asks all members to report by Sunday 6 PM. The municipal band performs for the Fourth of July parade tomorrow morning, at Front Royal events later morning and afternoon, dedicates a flagpole at Winchester armory Sunday, and plays for the United Spanish War Veterans convention Monday.
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McIlwee
Handley Band
Front Royal
Winchester Armory
United Spanish War Veterans’ Convention
Winchester PTA Plans Camp for Two Colored Boys
C. C. C. Openings Winchester allocates a PTA to send two colored boys to a December camp on July 15. Those interested should contact the local head of Public Welfare at Rouss City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ent of Public Welfare
Rouss City
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed on Page Four
Answers appear for tests questions including Beetle and Wilhelm II. Nelson A. Rockefeller is named along with mention of The Holy Grail. Helium Hall Independ Kentucky Derby Preakness Belmont Stakes noted. Denton Webster cited with England and France as items.
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Wilhelm II
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Heliumence Hall
aEeo
Pristine
Ashinton
Denton Webster
England
France
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USC
Wyatt Richards
Mr. Roker
Andrew Bell
Horace Brown
Jarry Copenhaver
Srismus Covington
Miss Salome
Clifford
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Habie’s Theatre
P.B. Fishel
Old Virginia
Laurip Hill
Raymond Carper
Pulie Pool
East
Pittsburgh Paints
NES
Florhide
CP Nink
Tay
Glaize and
Bro
Paint Styling Headquarters
Sacred Trust Jones Funeral Home
Lecsburs
Rouss
Marcus Graham
American Medical Association
Selective Service
Graham
Fuoremcp
Table Top Oil
Florence
Winchester FU
Getai
Maperiuial
Rsh
Ine
Reece
Ida
John W. Oe
Nstores Co
Eivemuae
Pepsi-Cola and
Cloverdale
D. A. Gordon & CO
S. Main St
Just
Winchester Dept
14Th Street
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