Rosenberger Grabs 6-1 Softball Tilt
Rosenberger defeated Bell Clothes 6 to 1 to stay in first place a half game ahead of Plumly. Olson limited Bell to three hits as his team backed him with eight runs. Whitlock homered for Bell in the second, the game’s lone Bell run. Rosenberger answered with two in the second and exploded for four more in the sixth with two out and aided by errors. Levi led Rosenberger with three hits. Tillotson walked four and fanned one. Whitlock walked three and struck out three.
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Rosenberger
Bell Clothes
City Ponent
Plumly
Olson
Bell Whitlock
Bell
Levi
Tillotson
Whitlock
AB R H
Lee
Whitlock P
Sloanaker
Lewis Is
Patton
Hensley
Luby
Millwood
Middleway
Grim
Dofflemeyer
Thomas
F. Huff
B. Huff
H A. Cunningham
B. H
Edwards
Swartz
State to Seize ABW Bus Line in Event of Strike
Richmond reports Governor Tuck, under the Public Utilities Labor Relations Law, ordered takeover of ABW transit facilities to prevent service interruption if a strike by the AFL unionized operators occurs at 2:01 a.m. July 21. The state Corporations Commission is designated to run the line serving suburban Virginia and Washington, with Defense Secretary Johnson seeking continued service to Pentagon and military sites in northern Virginia.
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Richmond
ABW Transit Company
AFL
Louis Johnson
Gov. Tuck
Pentagon
Virginia
ABW
Crete Visit Planned for USN Airman Headley
Garland M. Headly, USN airman and son of Mrs. W. S. Headly of Stephens City, will arrive at the island of Crete Saturday as a crew member aboard the aircraft carrier Coral Sea for a five day visit.
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Garland M. Headly
USN
W. S. Headly
Stephens City
Island of Crete
Coral Sea
SHOP In WINCHESTER A Good Suggestion for Summer Shoppers
A Winchester store highlights smart summer buys with seasonal displays and practical options for shoppers. Local staff guide customers through lightweight clothing, sunscreen, and affordable accessories as heat rises.
Virginia GOP Faces Byrd Machine in Key Governor Race
Virginia’s hot governorship contest centers on the Byrd machine as Henry A. Wise backs Democrat John S. Battle. Republicans Miller and Ambler clash over party roles while Edwards backs a sales tax and local government department ideas.
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Associated Press
Virginia
United States
Henry A. Wise
John S. Battle
Wise
House of Delegates
Miller
Virginia and Maryland clash over crabber death case
Investigations continue into the death of Maryland crabber Earl Nelson as Virginia plans to charge David Acree with murder. Acree, deputized by a Virginia officer, says the shooting was accidental during an arrest on illegal fishing in Virginia waters. Commonwealth's Attorney Ames says Acree will be tried next month. Maryland officials vow ongoing probe and possible extradition.
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Accomac
Maryland
Earl Nelson
Virginia
David Acree
Acree
Nelson
Virginia of Fisheries Commission
Lane
Preaching at Galilee and local visitors noted
Grimes reports Sunday morning preaching at Galilee. Visitors include Misses Mary and Alice Newcomb of Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henshell hosting relatives from Winchester and Middletown. Local residents Delbert and Roy Furgueson and Snow Hill manager Grover Teets attended rallies and gatherings in Harrisonburg and nearby towns.
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Grimes
Galilee
Mary
Alice Newcomb
Winchester
Charles Henshell
Earl Smallwood
Rest
William Fishel
Delbert Fishel
Red Bud
Gardner Bageant
Ronnie
Welltown
Roy Furgueson
Leonard Brown
Eston Collins
Grover Teets
Snow Hill
Harrisonburg
C. J. Orndorff
Ray Eversole
David Eversole
Albin
Hunter S. Brown
Clayton McCauley
Silas Grim
Billey and
Freddie
Middletown
George Wright
Brucetown
Dessie Hen Sell
Winchester Area Eggs and Poultry Prices Reported by Markets Division
The Agriculture Department Markets Division lists prices paid by Winchester area plants for No 1 quality eggs fob producer farms and for various poultry categories Heavy breed hens to 41% lb 0 Heavy cox and Leghorn hens to 2% lb 0 Leghorn broilers to 2% lb 0 Young turkey hens and old toms priced, no 2 toms and hens listed with several other poultry items including guineas and broilers with varying per unit prices.
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Winchester
U. S
U.S
Seeeas
Eos
Local Market Prices for Grain Feeds and Butter Fat
Daily corrected market list shows prices for flour corn meal and feeds. Includes No 2 yellow corn at 1.40 per unit and cracked corn 100 lb bag, egg mash options, butter and butterfat wholesale and retail, and turkey feeds.
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Retaj
Market Quotations for Fruits, Poultry, and Livestock in Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show apples weaker, various poultry prices, steady eggs, and mixed cattle and hog values. Slaughter steers, cows, stocker steers, calves, hogs, and sheep traded with multiple price ranges and activity levels across regional markets.
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Baltimore
Williams
Chicago
Market mixed as stocks open following brisk two day rise
New York trading opened with cautious steps after a brisk two day advance. U S Steel slipped about a half point while Bethlehem Steel fell around four tenths. Republic and Jones & Laughlin edged up slightly. Further declines appeared for General Motors Chrysler Studebaker and others with several issues advancing including Firestone Eastman Kodak Kennecott and United Air Lines.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
Jones & Laughtin
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
American Telephone
North American Co
General Electric
Grain prices edge lower at Chicago open
Chicago July 14 grains opened a bit lower led by oats weakness. Wheat futures for July, September, December, March and May showed small declines while corn and oats posted notable decline percentages. Rye and lard futures also traded lower with September lard at 10.87 to 10.90.
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Chicago
Madison College Receives $250000 Boost for Science Hall
Governor Tuck releases an additional 250000 for a Madison College science hall in Harrisonburg, on top of a 250000 unconditional appropriation for the hall and improvements. He also funds 125000 for a marine biological lab at Gloucester Point, and approves 25000 for Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center and 4000 for the state geology survey.
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Richmond
Tuck
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Gloucester Point
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Stanton
Geological Survey
State Department of Conservation
Ford Protests Wage Hike and CIO Counter
Henry Ford II arriving from Europe warns against a fourth wage increase by the CIO United Automobile Workers, saying a buyers market this fall would push prices up. James B. Carey counters that rising wages can boost purchasing power, lower prices, and improve products, arguing substantial wage gains are possible now.
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New York
Henry Ford
Europe
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Co
Queen Elizabeth
James B. Carey
Ford
Carey
Nazi offender collapses and dies in court
MUERNBERG Germany July 14 Friedrich Geyer charged as a major Nazi offender declared May I drop dead if that charge is true in his appeal before the de nazification court. A few minutes later he collapsed and died in the courtroom doctors citing a stroke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muernberg
Germany
Friedrich Geyer
Denazification Court
Fishing Trip Sun Burns Commissioner
Commissioner C. P. McVicar of 401 Handley Ave. has been confined to his home since Monday with sunburn poisoning after a fishing trip over the weekend. He suffered severe sunburn on his arms and face during the excursion.
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C. P. McVicar
Handley Ave
Commissioner of Revenue
Marseille Origins and Ancient Name Masilia Founding
Marseille, once Masilia, traces its founding to around 600 B C in ancient times. The city’s early identity centers on its Greek settlement and subsequent development as a major trading hub along the Mediterranean.
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Marseille
Masilia
B. C
Pythian Games Established at Delphi in 586 B C
The historic Pythian Games trace their origins to Delphi Greece in 586 B C when the temple of Apollo hosted the early athletic and cultural contest. The event later grew into a major Panhellenic festival drawing poets musicians and athletes from across ancient Greece.
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Delphi
Greece
TAL FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT ADVERTISEMENT AT BOYD DRUG CO
An ad promotes TAL for athlete's foot claiming deep penetration with a 90 percent alcohol base. It promises relief in one hour or a 40 cent refund at Boyd Drug Co.
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Boyd Drug CO
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Ambler
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Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Ween
Coats
Mexscomm
George Washington Hotel
Siscomy
Sun Burns
En Poe
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Thayer High
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