Clarke County All Stars Set to Meet Winchester Park
Clarke County All Stars travel to meet Winchester Park Sunday at 3 p.m. in the second meeting between the teams. Buckner may start for the All Stars with Brown behind the plate, Scrivener and Keller behind the Park battery, and prior losses noted include a 10-2 win by Winchester in June and a 4-3 eleven inning win by Briar over Park.
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Clarke County All-Stars
Winchester Park
Twe Ssaerke County All-Stars
All-Stars
Park
Boyce
Mentzer
Winchester
Buckner
Brown
Scrivener
Keller
Park Battery
Briar
Winchester White Sox
Beauty Pageant Planned by Clarke County Lions
Clarke county Lions sponsor a beauty pageant on August 29 at the horse show grounds. C. B. Carr is publicity chairman. Clarke Frederick Fauquier Warren Loudoun and Shenandoah counties girls may enter by applying to John Hardesty, program chairman. Entrance fee is 5 dollars.
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Clarke County Lions
C. B. Carr
Clarke
Frederick
Pomona Orange Regular Meeting Set for Monday
Pomona Orange announces a regular meeting of Frederick County Pomona to be held at 8 p.m. Monday in Middletown. The session will cover routine county agricultural matters and Pomona affairs.
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Frederick County
Pomona
Orange
Middletown
Wheat for Czechs Promised by Reds In New Trade Pact
Czech premier Klement Gottwald announced a five year economic treaty with the Soviet Union. Czechoslovakia will receive 200000 tons of wheat and 200000 tons of fodder from Russia in the next year in exchange for exports and manufactured goods from Czechoslovak industries. Gottwald and Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk returned from Moscow after negotiating the pact.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Soviet Union
Russia
Gotwald
Jan Masaryk
Moscow
Baseball Scores Roundup From Yesterday’s NL Games
National League results include New York 3 and 17, St Louis 4 9, Cincinnati 10, Boston 6, Brooklyn 5, Chicago 0, Pittsburgh 7 and Philadelphia 2. Washington 4 Chicago 3, Boston 4 Detroit 3 3. Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2. New York 3 St Louis 1.
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New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Virginia Home Offered for Royal Honeymoon Couple
London dispatch says American-born Lady Astor offered her Virginia home as a honeymoon hideaway for Princess Elizabeth and Lt Philip Mountbatten. The proposal comes as the young royal couple plan their post wedding travel.
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London
Lady Astor
Virginia
Princess Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Hebron Baptist to Extend Vacation Bible School
The Rev. Vergil Hudson announced that the vacation Bible school at Hebron Baptist Church in Gore will continue through next week with commencement exercises set for 8 p m Friday. About 100 pupils attended classes yesterday.
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Vergil Hudson
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Bricker recounts Capitol shooting in subway incident
Bricker described a shooting inside the Capitol complex as he and Macomber moved from the office building to the Senate subway. He said a man, later identified as a capitol police recruit tied to former Senator Huffman, fired at close range and again as they fled, with the assailant ending about 150 feet away.
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Bricker
Capitol
Huffman
Senate Offic Building
Mr. Macomber
Macomber
Soviet economic dominance fears in border states
The piece notes Soviet influence across Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary with coalition governments led by native communists and fears that cutting Western ties would lower living standards. It highlights a two year plan in Czechoslovakia to raise living standards and the need for West imports, plus Hungary and Poland seeking Western capital and negotiating reparations terms. It adds a Q A on the saying to bell the cat from La Fontaine.
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Russia
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
Europe
Paris
July 19 Sales Directory Listings Listed for Kern Kemp and Richards
An 10 a m sale of John W. Kern Estate at No Loudoun St Extended offers a 7 room house and lot furniture personal property and electrical appliances. A 1 p m sale of Jack Kemp at northern limits Stephens City features household and kitchen furniture. A 10 a m sale managed by Chester Richards 32 miles west on Route 50 offers furniture.
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John W. Kern
North Loudoun St
Winchester
Maytag
Loudoun St
Coleman Dunn
Jack Kemp
Stephens City
Chester Richards
Arrests in City Decline for First Half of 1947
City police show 889 arrests in January through June 1947, down 295 from the same period last year. Drunkenness leads offenses with 46 cases, plus 37 traffic and motor vehicle violations and 32 road and driving violations. Parking meter tickets total 3447 with about 3000 fines paid.
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Winchester
Prize Money Boosts Sarah Zane Fire Co Truck Fund
At Waynesboro parade, the Sarah Zane Fire Co won the best appearing apparatus prize of 100 dollars. The club allocated the prize to the truck fund and added three-fold insurance: 50 000 public liability, 5 000 property damage, and collision with a 250 deductible. Driver Lee Brown received thanks for preparing the vehicle.
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Sarah Zane Fire Co
Waynesboro
Lee Brown
Household sale at Cameron Street draws local bidders
A morning sale of Miller Jenkins household effects at 115 N. Cameron St. drew about 125 people. Auctioneer Charles Duvall reported tablecloths, bedspreads, blankets, window sashes and other small items sold at average prices. A heating stove went for 5 dollars and a bay bed with mattress for 2.50. Electric appliances and bedroom furniture were sold in the afternoon under Coleman Dunn as auctioneer.
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Miller Jenkins
N. Cameron St
Charles Duvall
Coleman Dunn
Winchester seeks state fire marshal to inspect city hazards
Mr. Barr recalls requesting a deputy state fire marshal visit Winchester in early June to examine several fire hazards but reports no results or action yet from authorities.
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Barr
Winchester
Winchester Man Robbed in Rome
Harry Carper of Winchester was part of a four person group held up near a busy road in Rome by a gunman. He and the others reportedly surrendered cash and travelers checks totaling 320 dollars. The group included Stuart Landa of New York City and Misses Anne Frank and Margaret Wrenne of Tennessee.
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Harry Carper
Winchester
Rome
Associated Press
Wiathtone
Mr. Carper
Stuart Landa
New York City
Anne Frank
Margaret Wrenne
Tennessee
Harry Lee Carper
Clarence Carper
U. S. Civil Service
Germany
Carper
Handley High School
Normandy
Holland
Washington
Golightly Twins Die Soon After Birth at Memorial Hospital
The twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golightly of 217 Liberty Avenue died at Memorial Hospital last night after being born there late yesterday afternoon. Survived by parents, two brothers Robert Nelson and Richard Eugene Golightly, maternal grandparents Eugene and Gladys Shutts, and paternal grandparents Dickson Golightly and wife, of Stephenson and Clarke County Farmer's Co-op manager Mr. Gollightly.
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Arthur Golightly
Liberty Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Gollightly
Clarke County
Clarke County Farmer’s Co-op
Golightly
Gladys Shutts
Clearbrook
Robert Nelson
Richard Eugene Golightly
Eugene Shutts
Dickson Golightly
Stephenson
Love that came too late to a middle aged California woman
A Tennessee parole board official said a 47 year old California woman asked for her teen sweethearts parole from prison. She wrote that she has known him since he was sixteen and she was thirteen and would have married him if another man hadn t spoken faster.
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Nashville
California
Memphis
Tennessee State Pardon and Paroles Board
Parole Board
R. D. Greenlaw
Greenlaw
House Approves A N Unification Measure With Changes
A House expenditures subcommittee approved a bill to unify the armed services with alterations from the Senate version. Chairman Hoffman said the full committee would meet Monday to push the measure to the floor.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoffman
R-Mich
Delinquent Lists Finalized for Real Estate and Tangible Property
W. A. Baker city treasurer announced that delinquent lists for real estate and tangible property are completed and will be turned over to authorities July 31 for public record and newspaper publication. Delinquent real estate will be sold for non payment. interested owners may contact the treasurer to make removal arrangements before turnover.
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W. A. Baker
Baker
Mrs. Conds Rites Held at Pine Grove Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. Jasper Conds, 68, were held Thursday at Pine Grove Methodist church Needmore West Virginia. The Rev Luck officiated. She died days earlier at Memorial hospital. Survivors include her husband six children two daughters in law and four sons in Needmore Moorefield Stephens City and Boulder plus thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Jasper Conds
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Needmore
W. Va
Luck
Grand Jury Holds Charles Dormon on Thefts Charge
Charles Pranklin Dormon 23 of Wardensville is held for grand jury action by Trial Justice W Erle Edwards. He faces charges of theft of a saw rig owned by L R Kirry of Hayfield valued at unspecified amount.
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Charles Pranklin Dormon
Wardensville
W. Erle Edwards
Dornon
L. R. Kirry
Hayfield
Capon Bridge Services At Local Church
The Rev S J Goode announced that special services at Capon Bridge Christian Church are well attended. The Rev W J Hadden Jr pastor of Cork Street Christian Church has been delivering the evening messages. services continue next week.
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S. J. Goode
Capon Bridge Christian Church
W. J. Hadden, Jr
Cork St. Christian Church
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Fairplay Market
Chapman Motor CO
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