Steel Wage Fight Debate Spreads To Steelworkers Meet
Economist Robert Nathan told a meeting of the steelworkers wage policy committee that substantial wage increases would barely dent the steel industry's profit structure. He cited profits rising from 3.4 percent in 1939 to 15.4 percent in the first quarter of this year and urged policy changes to boost utilization beyond 90 percent capacity.
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Robert Nathan
E Steelworkers
The
Steel Union
Nathan
U. S. Steel Corp
July 13 sale notices for Dyche farm Stephenson VA and Henry estate
A sales directory item lists an 8 p.m. sale by H. J. Dyche at a farm near Stephenson Virginia. Also noted is a 10 a.m. listing for the Estate of Charles B. Henry at 728 S. Loudoun Street offering furniture and house goods.
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H. J. Dyche
Stephenson
Charles B. Henry
S. Loudun St
Stephenson H. J. Dyche Farm
Winchester
South
Loudoun Street
Grimes Revival Services At Woodbine Tabernacle
Revival services are held at 8 p.m. nightly at Woodbine Tabernacle in Grimes. Rev. Patrick from North Carolina hosts the event with Rev. Mary Oestrieches serving as pastor.
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Woodbine Tabernacle
Grimes
Patrick
N. C
Mary Oestrieches
Nationals and Americans duel in rain interrupted game
Musial stars with three straight hits and a homer as the Nationals push ahead with key hits from DiMaggio Kell and Hodges. A rain delay at 32 577 paid attendance pauses play before Mitchell and Thomson appear for late innings.
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Musial
Tebbets
Marshall
Trucks
J. Robinson
C. Robinson
Kiner
Joost
Michaels
Robinson
Mize
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Kazak
Hodges
Kell
Seminick
Sid Gordon
New York
Campanella
D. DiMaggio
George Munger
St. Louis
Lou Brissie
Philadelphia
Williams
Gordon
J. DiMaggio
E. Robinson
Dom DiMaggio
Munger
Nationals
Berra
Reese
Brissie
Pafko
Bickford
Dillinger
Doby
Cleveland
Stephen
Joe
J. Gordon
Mitchell
Harvest labor needs rise as 3000 workers sought locally
They estimate 3000 workers will be needed at the harvest peak with local workers filling most roles. Many part time workers from factories stores offices and schools will assist in the emergency and earn extra cash. In Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah areas served by Winchester WSES about 1100 people are employed, with upwards of 70 percent women likely to be absorbed in processing plants later.
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Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Winchester
WSES
Partition Suit For Land In Winchester Virginia
In chancery before the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the Winchester Memorial Hospital seeks partition by sale or in kind of a land strip from West Cork Street to West Clifford Street. Non residents and potential heirs are ordered to appear within ten days and notices run weekly in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks. Copies posted at the courthouse and mailed to non resident defendants. Clerk P J Marshall signs the order.
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West Cork Street
West Clifford Street
Wincheser
Virginia
Lucy Kinzel
B. M. Knight
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Susanna Kinzel Laws
Eben McPherson Laws
Jennie Laws
Henry Kinzel Laws
Jessie Laws
Sarah Laws Leatherman
Genevieve Laws O’connell
Harry Kinzel Laws
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Corporation Court
P. J. Marshall
Berryville American Legion elects John Enders as commander
The Berryville Lloyd Williams post of the American Legion chose John Enders to succeed L. E. Williamson as commander. Enders is a married town clerk and World War II veteran. other officers named include J. W. Olcott as first vice commander H. G. Potts as second vice commander Jack L. Russell as adjutant M. G. O’Brien as finance officer C. J. Enders Jr. service officer Francis Logan sergeant at arms William H. Rhoden historian Rev. Tally Hanna chaplain L. E. Williamson athletic officer Jack Martin welfare officer with Potts also serving as judge advocate.
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Berryville
Lloyd Williams
American Legion
John Enders
L. E. Williamson
Enders
J. W. Olcott
H. G. Potts
Jack L. Russell
M. G. O’brien
C. J. Enders Jr
Francis Logan
William H. Rhoden
Tally Hanna
L. E. Wiliamson
Jack Martin
Potts
Death of Mrs. G. M. Fout in Oxford North Carolina
H. E. Munson of Stevenson learns of the death of his sister Mrs. G. M. Fout at her Oxford home. Relatives in the area include niece Mrs. L. H. Stotler of Stevenson and nephew David K. Munson of Middletown. Funeral services were held yesterday.
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H. E. Munson
Stevenson
G. M. Fout
Oxford
N. C
L. H. Stotler
David K. Munson
Middletown
Four children not seriously ill to be discharged today
The first two admitted would be discharged today while four other children remain ill. John L. Coffelt, father, works for Virginia Woolen Co. The mother also works. Friends gathered at Omps funeral home at 9:30 a.m. and proceeded to the Cedar Grove church for services and interment. Rev Cephas Fahnestock officiated. Pallbearers were Mack Fries, Charles Fries, Charles Thomas, and Lee O Lewis.
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John L. Coffelt
Virginia Woolen Co
Omps
Cedar Grove
Cephas Fahnestock
Mack
Charles Fries
Charles Thomas
Lee O. Lewis
Plane crash near Bombay halts Dutch flight from Batavia
The Constellation en route from Batavia to the Netherlands diverged due to heavy monsoon, struck a hill near Bombay and wrecked. Dutch pilots reportedly unfamiliar with Bombay airport while Nehru permits landing. casualties reported among passengers and crew. rescue workers and a hydraulic engineer in Bombay witnessed the scene.
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Batavia
Netherlands
Hague
Bombay
Cairo
Amsterdam
KLM
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Java
Lou Henderson
Santa Cruz
Holland
Mauritius
Bombay Municipal Water Works
Republicans Push Reopening Hiss Probe in Congress
Republicans declare they will press the House Un American Activities Committee to reopen Alger Hiss hearings. Chairman Wood of Georgia signals opposition to extending witnesses not subpoenaed for the Hiss trial. In New York, a Herald Tribune report cites jury bias questions about Judge Samuel Kaufman.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Alger Hiss
Wood
Georgia
Elizabeth Sassuly
Food and Tobacco Workers Union
CIO
District of Columbia
Nixon
Calif
Weldey
R-Ill
Menu
Hiss
New York
The
New York Herald Tribune
Samuel H. Kaufman
Kaufman
House Committee On un-American Activities
Grace Episcopal Plans Homecoming at Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church Berryville schedules homecoming services at 11 a.m. Sunday followed by a potluck picnic. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dorsey Admiral and Mrs. Morton C. Mumma and Rev. H. G. Lane. Mrs. Thomas Dix leads the singing.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
R. M. Dorsey
Morton C. Mumma
H. G. Lane
Thomas Dix
Quiz Answers From Page Four Chronicle
Correct responses list ten items: Foreign Minister. United Nations Senior director of UN Trusteeship Council. Scotland. Arnold. Displaced Persons. 109 times. Burma. Wilmington. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Fewer.
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United Nations
UN Trusteeship Council
Scotland
Arnold
Burma
Wilmington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Braddock St
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
Virginia Machinery CO
W. Cecil St
Aza Service
Nash 10
Nash 10 Point
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N. Loudoun St
McPherson Laws
Erick
Martinsburg Pike
Post _ Of American Legion
Wells & Wade
Just
Congress
Grace Episcopal
Doubil
Better Building Materials
N. Cameron St
OLDS
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Tommy D. Lockhart
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Cameron
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Famous International Harvester
Great International Harvester
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