Hudson Dies At Culpeper Home
Clarence S. Hudson, 72, died at 8 a.m. at his Culpeper home after an illness dating from January. He was born in Slate Mills, Virginia, and spent years in Culpeper as a merchant in clothing and later poultry ventures. Surviving are his wife Hattie Brown, two daughters Co. Rhodes and Mrs Cecil Norris, three sons Lee, Robert, and James, and six grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Culpeper.
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Clarence S. Hudson
Culpeper
Slate Mills
Hudson
Hattie Brown
Culpeper County
Co. C. Rhodes
Stephens City
Cecil Norris
Lee Hudson
Washington
Robert and
James Hudson
Nice Place Pushes Andrew to Sell in New Hampshire
A stranger named Ogden Sayre visits Andrew Paulson in his recently renovated New Hampshire home. Sayre admires the house and hints at buying it, proposing a plan that would let Andrew profit by selling now and buying another, but Andrew refuses, solidifying his resolve to keep and finish his project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Joe
Ephc
Sayre
Ogden Sayre
Mr. Paulson
New Hampshire
Andrew Paulson
Snarr Moves Office To New Braddock Street Location
Dr. George Snarr relocated his practice from W. Boscawen to 20 S. Braddock St in a two story brick building formerly owned by the Sidney Curl estate. The lower floor now houses an office suite with reception, eye and ear rooms and a sterilizing room. An upstairs apartment is leased to Mr and Mrs Reed W Rosenberger of Hayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snarr
W. Boscawen
S. Braddock St
Sidney Curl
Reed W. Rosenberger
Hayield
Bus collision leads to minor damage in town
A bus crash occurred when a driver pulled in front of the vehicle causing a reckless driving accusation against the other driver. B. L. Rudolph of Middletown was identified as the driver. Dillinger’s car and the bus suffered about $250 damage each, while the McMahon car had only minor damage.
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Stone
B. L. Rudolph
Middletown
Dillinger
McMahon
U N Mediator Bernadotte to present modified proposals
Count Bernadotte, the U N mediator, is expected to place modified proposals before the Security Council. Arab League political leaders gathered in Aleih Lebanon to monitor developments at Lake Success with no session date set.
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Bernadotte
U. N
Security Council
Aleih
Lebanon
Arab League
Lake Success
10 Per Cent Wage Hike Turned Down by Viscose Corp
A notice of cancellation of the agreement by the T.W.U.A. follows the union advisory council turning down a ten percent wage increase offered July 1 by American Viscose Corp. Plant manager A. G. McVay of Front Royal said the rise equates to 13 cents an hour for most workers, with increases from 9 to 17 cents. The firm also offered incentive rates for more jobs, which was rejected, and McVay declined further comment.
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T.W.U.A
American Viscose Corp
Union Advisory Council
A. G. McVay
Front Royal
McVay
Americans reject Soviet protest over food airlift in Berlin
Berlin protest accuses US flights of violating safety rules in the Allied air bridge. Lt Gen G P Hays counters and says investigations found charges unfounded. Five C 54 Skymasters arrive in Frankfurt under Col Glen R Burchard as total transports in Germany reach 160.
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Berlin
U. S
Tempelhof Airfield
London
Britain
G. S. Lukjantschenko
George P. Hays
Hays
Frankfurt
United States
Glen R. Burchard
Bay City
Mich
U. S. Air Force
Washington
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Air
Russia
Henderson
Cpl. W. D. Whirley Reburial Rites at Berryville Sunday
The remains of Cpl. William Davis Whirley who died of wounds in France on August 8, 1944 while with the Medical corps of the Sixth Armored division will be reinterred Sunday in Green Hill cemetery Berryville. The casket with military escort arrives Thursday. Surviving are his parents two sisters and three brothers with another brother dead in the Pacific. Services set for 2:30 p.m. EST Sunday at John H Enders funeral home.
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William Davis Whirley
France
Sixth Armored Division
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Cpl. Whirley
Henry
Velma Whirley
Summit Point
W. Va
Clarksburg
Camp Chaffee
Axk
Camp Cook
Calif
Helen Whirley
Washington
Joseph Starkey
Allen
Robert
Charles Whirley
Carroll Whirley
Pacific Theatre
John H. Enders
Clerk Marshall's Report Praised By officials in Richmond
State Auditor J Gordon Bennett approved the 1946 47 record of P J Marshall clerk of the Winchester corporation court with words of praise.
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Richmond
State
J. Gordon Bennett
Bours
P. J. Marshall
Theorporation Court of
Winchester
Truman May Fly To Address Philadelphia Convention
President Truman plans a tentative visit to Philadelphia with Mrs Truman and Margaret to deliver a brief convention address before returning to Washington. McGrath aims for a near continuous session to finish platform adoption and ticket selections in one day amid heat driving a faster schedule. Barkley leads the contenders for the top line while some leaders push for a younger No 2 candidate.
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Truman
Margaret
Washington
McGrath
Philadelphia
Barkley
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Paul Fitzpatrick
New York
Burch Hurls No hitter For Va Woolen Team
Ernie Burch pitched a no hitter for the Virginia Woolen team as only two baserunners reached on balls. Andy Lake and Ed Burch led the offense with a first inning inside the park homer and a near perfect offensive night helping the Wooleners reach 12 runs. City League results saw Elks fall to Royal Crown and Winchester beat United Brethren while Cork Christian lost to Montague Ave Methodist in the Church League standings.
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Ernie Burch
Virginia Woolen
Ward
Andy Lake
Ed Burch
Wooleners
Elks
Royal Crown
Winchester
O'Sullivan
Cork St. Christian
Montague Ave. Methodist
the Baptists
Sacred Heart Catholic
Braddock St. Methodist
Loudonnt St. Presbyterian
1906 Model Ford Ready for Road Duty
A 1906 model Ford once sold to a Strasburg junk dealer in 1920 and later owned by James Dawson of Mt. Jackson and Peer and Brill Woodstock has drawn inquiries nationwide. The 42 year old car, in working order, was advertised for sale in the Ford Times and listed as a Torpedo model with a runaboat right.
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Strasburg
James Dawson
Mt. Jackson
Peer
Brill
Woodstock
United States
Ford Times
Ford Motor Co
Ford Runaboat
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Radio City
Belmont Plaza
John J. Woelfle
John L. Horgan
Lexington Ave
49Th
50Th Sts
Duncan Bros
Millwood Av
Kay Hdlamilton
Ogden
Snarr
A. W. Stowe
Viscose Corp
W. Boscawen St
America
W. D. Whirley
Marshall
Gene Pennypacker
Burch
Va. Woolen
United Brethren
Cork Christian
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Sanitary
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
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