Winchester Scouts In Camp Report
In Camp lists Winchester and Berryville scouts by troop and names. Winchester notes two troops with numerous campers including Peter Van Royen McFadden, Sammy Mc, Jimmy Hall, and others. Berryville lists Troop 18 with Peter Phillips and Donald Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berryville
Herbert Wilkins
Peter van Royen McFadden
Sammy Mc
Jimmy Hall
Robert Paul Hotinger
Ronald Bind Prank Galladay
Tom Leetch
Godfrey Sr
Jack Henshll
Howard Haymaker, Jr
Jimmy Robertson
Jack G. Dunn
Ronald E. Johnston
Fred Boulineau
Douglas
21 Nation Peace Conference Nears Under French Plan
Reported move toward a 21 nation peace conference with a proposal for internationalization of a disputed port. Agreement in principle on the plan was reached yesterday. Many expect Byrnes to push for a general peace conference before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Barkley Seeks Compromise On OPA Policy
OPA debate continues as Barkley presses for a workable compromise. Senator Burch of Virginia is named to the committee vacancy and supports productive talks while urging administrators to use better judgment. Housewife letters reportedly influence officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Burch
OPA
D.4va
Virginia
District Rebekahs Elect Local Woman Vice President
The Shenandoah District No 11 Rebekah lodges met at Masonic Temple Front Royal with Winchester Edinburg and Front Royal represented. Mrs Roulette Smith Edinburg elected president Mrs Cora Robinson Winchester vice president Ethel Lindamood Edinburg elected mate secretary treasurer. Memorial service honored deceased members and charter draped in black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Shenandoah District No. 11
Masonic Temple
Front Royal
Winchester
Edinburg
A. J. Woodward
Roulette Smith
Cora Robinson
Ethel ,Lindamood
Leola Bellamy
Fredericksburg
Blanche Clements
Lynchburg
Assembly of Virginia
Winchester Lodge
Virginia Coffman
Orpha Lodge
Elizar
Sadie Ofburg
Ruth Butcher
Carrie Carper
Charles A. Menefee
Dewey Wool
Manslaughter Charges Dismissed In Auto Bicycle Crash
Catherine Snyder and John Sargent faces manslaughter dismissals after a Route 2 Winchester crash that killed Dorothy Snyder. Catherine Snyder had been fined 10 dollars for operating without a license. reckless driving and related charges also dropped. The June 10 accident occurred on Route 522 at Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Pauline Snyder
John 8. Sargent
Route 2
Winchester
Dorothy Snyder
H. K. Benham
Catherine Snyder
Gent
Bicycle stolen from girl on July 2 night
Harry Seabright reports a maroon and white girl's bicycle taken from 231 Millwood Avenue during the night of July 2. Police are investigating and seeking information on the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seabright
Millwood Avenue
John Shoemaker Fined in Police Court for Drunkenness
John Shoemaker, 43, of Edinburg, fined 10 and costs in police court this morning for being drunk. It was the only case heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shoemaker
Edinburg
Minor allowed to operate vehicle case in Strasburg
Claude Stewart Williams of Strasburg was fined 10 dollars and costs by Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards for allowing an unlicensed person, a minor, to operate a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stewart Williams
Strasburg
W. Erle Edwards
Market notes show consumers pullback after price controls end
Textiles stayed at ceiling levels while flour sold for 5.17 to 5.35 per hundredweight for July shipments above OPA price yet below the old black market around four dollars. Grain prices rose modestly but clothing kept prior OPA levels with no rush from shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Winchester Fourth Holiday Soap Box Derby Planned
Local youths prepare for the first annual Winchester Soap Box Derby set for tomorrow as part of the Fourth of July observance marking the 170th anniversary of the Declaration. Parade forms at John Kerry school, derby at Derby Downs with 20 entrants and municipal officials participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Golf Club
White Sox
Hume
Park Nine
Front Royal
Ocal City
Charles Town
John Kerry
Derby Downs
Jail Hill
Cameron
Loudoun
Monmouth
Cc. R. Anderson
Messinee Municipal
Boy Scouts
Zuckerman brothers attend government sale
Irvin and Sam Zuckerman, veterans from Front Royal, return from Patterson New Jersey where a government supervised disposal sale of Wright Aeronautical equipment drew buyers nationwide. The $12 million auction spanned a full week and they purchased a drill lathe milling machine and small tools for their upcoming shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
N. J
U.S
Irvin
Sam Zuckerman
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
U. S
Zuckerman Brothers
Our Children film shown at Mid- Week Service
At First Baptist Church tonight the regular Bible Study continues and a film titled Our Children will be shown. The movie, made at President Truman’s request, depicts life for children in war stricken countries. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Truman
Warstricken
Virginia rent relief plea to real estate boards
Legislation continues from Page 1. Officials argue rents and commodity prices must not balloon to fix inequities from the OPA. After a conference with the Governor, Chewning sent telegrams urging Virginia real estate boards to urge landlords to hold current rentals and show leniency in the near term. The appeals target major cities and dense counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Virginia
Traffic Lights Requested for Berryville Intersections
Berryville Virginia July meeting of the Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce approved installing traffic lights at the Church and Main intersections and at Buckmarsh and Main Streets. A motion also urged marked walking zones on the Main Church Street corner. The group endorsed a rest room funding plea and added new committee appointments to study the horse show park and community program for teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Berryville-Clarke County
Glasscock
Church Street
G. Kenneth Levi
Nellie D. Neill
Ralph N. Dorsey
Graham Dougherty, Sr
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
Dougherty
Clarke County
W. D. Cameron
Dr. Cameron
Roy Potts
L. C. Kackley
Roy Locke
Parent Teachers Association
Harold G. Potts
Junior Board of Trade
M. F. Wisecarver
Earl Crosen
Ross Sirbaugh
C. H. Iden
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Rand Lease New Baker Building In Pittsburgh Area
Rands Inc of Pittsburgh Pa has negotiated a 20 year lease with Louis L Baker and heirs for a new building at 25 North Loudoun Street. The rental is set at 200 dollars per month and starts when construction is finished. A spring fire destroyed the Baker Drug Store Building previously occupied by Rand Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rands, Inc
Pittsburgh
Louis L. Baker and Heirs
North
Loudoun Street
Baker Drug Store
Rand Drug Company
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz listed with ten items and an extra note. Correct responses include Eisenhower Wyoming Argentina Blue United Nations Security Council Temz true Georgia second true June 3 1946 Enola Gay Fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wyoming
Argentina
United Nations Security Council
S. Temz
True
Georgia
Enola Gay
Fool
Official Observer Hopes He Never Sees Another A Blast
U S S Appalachi an reports fifty nine of Bikini's seventy three target warships damaged or destroyed by Monday's atomic blast. Six remained dangerously radioactive and five were heavily damaged including a carrier and battleships. Maj. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe judged the weapon could force a nation to quit a war though defense was only to shoot it down or strike its production. Test animals aboard survived the blast, with goats aboard the Nevada said to be mighty sick. Vessels near the lagoon were said safe except near radiating ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.ss. Appalachian
Bikini
Navy
Army
Anthony Mcauliffe
United States
Nevada
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
Mt. McKinley
Lagoon
Final Rites Held Here For Tellis Sigros
The 57 year old Tellis Sigros died Sunday evening from an attack of acute indigestion. Final rites were held at Christ Episcopal Church with interment at Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Survived by wife , three children , sister Mrs Kate Chauihas and brother-in-law John Sempeles. A Greece native, he lived among Greek churchgoers in Washington and was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellis Sigros
Christ Episcopal Church
Mt. Hebron
Thomas Daniels
Sts. Constantine and Helen Church
Washington, D. C
John Sempelies
Sigros
Young Heirens Held on 25 Complaints in Chicago
William Heirens a 17 year old University of Chicago student was summoned to felony court on 25 charges including four assaults and 21 burglaries. Prosecutors seek bonds totaling about 300000 as they pursue potential ties to the January 7 Degnan child kidnapping and slaying. Heirens pleaded innocent and declined bond while officials continue to question him with his lawyers advise against answering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Heirens
University of Chicago
FBI
Suzanne Dagneau
Heirlice
Degnan
Heirens
William J. Tuohy
North Side
Detective Bureau
Walter Storms
Tuohy
Storms
Mrs Pauline Lisle Dies. John Kerr School Teacher
Friends report the death of Pauline Lisle a third grade teacher at John Kerr School who died Monday at a Roanoke hospital Funeral services were held today She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Armentrout of Roanoke Va and had recently returned from the school term to recover from an operation in Winchester she lived with Mrs Clyde Levi on Leicester Street during her time here Last year was her first teaching assignment and she hoped to return this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lisle
John Kerr School
Roanoke
Clyde Levi
Leicester Street
Fowle Resigns VFW Commander Post
Fowle resigns as commander of VFW Post 2123 due to other duties. Richard K. Eddy succeeds him as senior vice commander, with Harry W. Butler taking Eddy’s previous role. A new junior vice commander will be elected at Monday’s meeting. Eddy and James E. Keffer Jr. attended the 24th VFW State encampment in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richard K. Eddy
Fowle
Seventh District of the American Legion
VFW
Harry W. Butler
Eddy
James E. Keffer, Jr
Richmond
No Prayer Service Tonight at Loudoun Street Church
Announcement from Dr. Donald B. Wilson states no prayer service this evening at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Preparatory services are planned for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Donald 8. Wilson
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Rebekahs
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Brumback’s
Brumback & Sons
Zuckermans
Rands Lease
New Baker Building
National Ave
Fla
Sunbeam
Philco
Eureka
Singer
Agnes Turner
Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer
South Kent &T
Roy Duvall
Schneiders
G. G. Baker
Ida Mae Humphries
Young Heirens
Virginia Protector
N. Loudoun St
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
George Washington
Loudoun St
Glaize
Bro
Cammer Tire Co
Chapman Motor CO
Alvin Lohr
Hagerstown
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
WINCE
Coca-Cola Company
Ester Coca-Cola Bottling
Worss. Inc
E. E. Harbaugh, Mgr. Avenue
Coke Club
Morton Downey
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