Mrs Pearson Dies In Clarke County
Mrs Pearson died at 11 08 o clock in Clarke county at her home on the Doe Vorous farm. She was a daughter of the late Jo and his wife Crisce of Clarke county. Survived by her husband and children Conrad Pearson Julian Wright Joseph M Walker Mrs Thomas Freebee Mrs Kenneth Long Miss Alice Pearson and Miss Dollie Pearson. Funeral at 2 o clock tomorrow from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Clarence Lloyd. Burial Mt Carmel Church graveyard Clarke county.
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Clarke County
Lastev
Doe Vorous
Criscea
Conrad Pearson
Julian Wright
Joseph M Walker
Thomas Freebee
Kenneth Longin
Alice Pearson
Dollie Pearson
John H. Enders
Berryville
Clarence Lloyd
Mt. Carmel
Labor Unions Plan Fund to Oppose Byrd in 1946
A Virginia conference of CIO and AFL unions discussed labor stance on Senator Byrd’s 1946 re election. L G Lane I C Welstead and Mr Evans noted widespread protests and a carpenters union fund around 90000 dollars to defeat Byrd. Denny prepared a memo confirming the details.
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L. G. Lane
I. C. Welstead
Norfolk
Mr. Evans
Mr. Welstead
CIO Po- Action Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Vate
CIO
AFOFL
Wilstead
Afofl Carpenters’ Union
Virginia
Byrd
Car Strikes Trailways Bus at Railroad Crossing
Two people were treated for cuts and bruises after a 1938 Plymouth rear ended a Trailways Bus stopped at the Millwood Avenue crossing on U S 50 in Winchester. Driver Archie Ball Jackson Jr of Purcellville and Marie Irene Jackson sustained head and facial injuries. damages were about $200. Winchester police Pvt Whitacre investigated.
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Trailways
U. S. 50
Winchester
Harry Morgan Strickler
Riverton
Millwood Avenue
Archie Ball Jackson, Jr
Purcellville
Marie Irene Jackson
Pvt. Whitacre
Winchester Police Department
Silver Star Quartet To Appear Here
The Silver Star Quartet from Richmond will perform at Mt. Carmel Colored Baptist Church. Concert and radio artists are welcomed with invitation to attend the event sponsored by local groups and community leaders.
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Silver Star
Richmond
Mt. Carmel Colored Baptist Church
Revival Continues At Welltown Church This Week
Revival services at Welltown Methodist Church continue each night this week with a closing service Sunday July 21 at 8 p m. The Rev F T Fulcher preaches at each service and the public is invited.
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Welltown Methodist Church
F. T. Fulcher
Michigan Senator Austin Says U S Will Not Bargain Over Human Rights
Senator Austin told colleagues that Washington must not be coerced or pressured and that the United States will not bargain on human rights anywhere. He urged candid discussion of Paris talks to bolster public opinion as the 21 nation conference opens in July. Senator Pepper criticized the report as moderate and warned against assuming bloc loyalties between East and West.
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Washington
Moscow
Michigan
Austin
Paris
Pepper
D-Fla
Vandenberg
Russia
OPA Deadlock May Be Broken
The White House released details of a revival plan as a Senate House committee pressed to work out a compromise on OPA. Senator Taft said he would not concede, while President Truman faced pressure from Democrats to restore price ceilings on meat, eggs and other foods exempted by the Senate.
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Eles Agriculture and Labor
White House
Senate House Committee
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Senate
Market Quotation Highlights Drift in July Stock Session
New York markets saw general drift with scattered winners and many leaders easing. Buying reticence and light selling were blamed on price control legislation fears and rising living costs. Tight money rates and cautious earnings outlook weighed on bonds.
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New York
Baltimore market summary shows livestock and produce prices
Baltimore July 17 market report lists cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and poultry values. Cattle steady to mixed with mid grade steers 14.00 to 16.50, vealers 19.00 to 20.00, hogs up to 22.00 for 325 lb and over, sheep and lambs active with tops near 20.00 for spring lambs. Also includes question and answer on WWII plane losses totaling 340 with breakdown by type.
Chicago Grain Quotations Toggle in Nervous Market
Chicago July 17 grains showed moderate gains then a nervous market as demand from short sellers waned. Activity slowed with traders awaiting poll gyn developments and uncertain opening prices. Corn Jan 1.65 to 1.63 1-2, Mar 1.63 1-2. Oats Aug 17 3-4 to 7-8, Nov 16 1-8 to 77, pre 17 to 77 1-2, Mar 78 3-4 to
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Chicago
Pol Gyn Hin
Virginia Livestock Market Auction Prices
Market quotations for Butcher Cattle Hogs Lambs and dairy cattle listed for a Tuesday sale in Virginia. Steers Good to Choice 19.00 20.25 odd head above 21.00 medium 16.00 17.60. Heifers Good to Choice 17.60 19.80 Medium 15.00 16.25. Fat cows Good 13.50 16.25 Medium 11.00 12.25 Cutter 7.50 11. Bulls Good 15.50 16.50 Medium 14.00 15.35 Plain light 11.50 13.35. Veal calves Good to Choice 20.00 23.60 Medium 17.00 19.50 Cull 10.00 15.00. Hogs 18.25 19.90. fat sows 16.50 17.25. pigs 6.50 10.00 by head. Lambs State graded Choice 20.50 21.30 Good 18.75 19.90 Medium 15.75 15.95 Common 8.00 11.50. Fresh cows and Springers Top 245.00. good cows 135 150 per head. medium 85 125. old thin cows 50 70.
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Baltimore
Scout Camp In Third Week With 21 From Here
Winchester Scouts are among 99 attending Rock Enon camp this week. Local Boy Scouts listed include Douglas Jones Larry Roe Roy A Cather Jr Jim McFadden Irvin Cather Jr Ronald Binner Dan Dechert Bruce McFadden Lester Lamb Jr Eugene Cunningham Karren Larrick Donald Grove Jack Henshall Larry Leetch Monte Miller Max Baker Tom Leetch Robert Miller Ross Knee John Kaknis and Godfrey O Rear.
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Winchester
Rock Enon
Douglas Jones
Larry Roe
Roy A. Cather, Jr
Jim McFadden
Irvin Cather, Jr
Ronald Binner
Dan Dechert
Bruce McFadden
Lester Lamb, Jr
Eugene Cunningham
Karren Larrick
Donald Grove
Jack Henshall
Larry Leetch
Monte Miller
Max Baker
Tom Leetch
Robert Miller
Little Theatre Announces Cast and Officers for Fall Plans
The Little Theatre unit lists Bent ley Kinney as director with Marion Lewis as co directing. Ray Garrabrandt is stage manager assisted by Edith Garrabrandt and Sam Brooks. Committees cover properties, costumes, make up and tickets. officers and board vote to retain current leadership through September. Mr. Morgan chairs the radio plays committee for fall.
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Frieda Zuckerman
Bentley Kinney
Marion Lewis
Ray Garrabrandt
Edith Garrabrandt
Sam Brooks
Walter Massey
Bobbie Conrad
Louise Nelson
Sue Massey
Mary Scully
Betty Ziegler
Dorothy Moore
Anne Gordon
Anne Hardy
Nancy Pennypacker
Jane Rosenberger
Nat Jones
Helen Massey
Holly Kinney
Joyce Davis
Ethel Jolliffe Rinker
Rosalind Kater
Carl Morgan
Howarden
C. Ridgely White
Mrs. Hardy
Massey
Frances Beverley
White
Rinker
Little Theatre
Mr. Morgan
Miss Stephenson
Meat Buyers Strike Rallies Across Cities Press Congress
In Detroit Cadillac Square a crowd of 40 000 to 50 000 urged a meat buyers strike to force price cuts, with UAW backing rallies in Cleveland Chicago and other cities as part of a save the OPA campaign. Leaders warned rents and other costs would rise without action.
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Detroit
Cadillac Square
Reuther
OPA
Congress
UAW
Chrysler
Two Local Men Join U S Marines
Two local youths George E. Fleury and Walter W. Collins enlisted in the U S Marine Corps for two years each. They left for Parris Island South Carolina for boot training. Recruiters note enlistments must be completed before October 6 to receive GI Bill benefits.
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Ce de Os
U. S. Marine Corps
George E. Fluery
G. W. Fleury
Winchester
Walter W. Collins
Marie Keller
Parkway Hotel
Fleury
Stephens City High School
Collins
Pompano
Florida
Parris Island
S. C
Harold Strickland
Winchester Meeting Highlights Recruiting Efforts and GI Bill Education
Winchester hosted a gathering with Col. John G. Shettle of the Baltimore Recruiting District as guest speaker on enlistment and citizen responsibility. Thomas B. Hobson Jr. spoke on GI Bill educational features. Major Martin reported 12 recruits sent to Ft Meade reception center this month.
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John G. Shettle
Baltimore
Thomas B. Hobson, Jr
Winchester
Veterans Administration
Martin
Ft. Geo. Meade
Heirens Drug Test Admissions Spark Conflicting Claims
Multiple Chicago papers report on William Heirens and the use of sodium pentothal during the investigation. The Sun claims Heirens admitted killings while under the drug, naming George Murman as another self, and says other confessions followed. The Tribune and Herald-American dispute and describe the test as amnesia verification. Heirens reportedly was not questioned further.
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Tribune
Heirens
Chicago Sun
Suzanne Degnan
Bridewell Hospial
George Murman
Sun
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
the Sun
Herald - American
Herald-American
The
Detective Bureau
Ques
Heirens Denies Ties to Slayings Amid Drug Question
The Tribune reports attorney John P. Coghlan saying that Heirens was subjected to illegal drug use at the jail hospital and that Heirens has not admitted involvement in the killings. He is held on $280,000 bond on 29 charges, with no police charges linking him to the murders.
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Tion Heirens
Degnan
the Tribune
John P. Coghlan
Heirens
Answers to the Daily Quiz From September 1 1946
The page lists quiz answers including date September 1 1946 Paraguay as answer two false as answer three prediction will rule at the next term October three million dollars Paul V McNutt June 21 seven forty five p m eastern standard time John Rolfe Kor and approximately eight minutes.
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Paraguay
Will
Paul V. McNutt
John Rolfe
Kor
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Denny
Virginia Protector
Libre Insurance CO
Loudoun St
Perfortale
Eostshade
Es Koolshade Sun
John W. Rosenberger
Beaddock ST
Welltown Church
Senator Austin
Brumback
M. Tractor
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Jolliffe
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester War Memorial Fund
U. S
Ralph Herdy
Winchester Tie Theatre
Ite See
Eileen
Little Tre
Stock Market Report
Duchess
Baltimore Livestock
United States
Europe
C. A
War Department
European
National Avenue
Mattie H. Hook
Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer
Irvin Price
Admr
Dec'd
U. S. Marines
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
George Washington
N. Loudoun St
Glaize & Bro
Cammer Tire CO
Chapman Motor Co
Fairview Ave
Singer
Westinghouse
Rogers
James A, Seabright
Roy Duvall
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Nia ‘Ave
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Sheridan
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Botti
E. E. Harbaugh
Msgr
ANG Works, Inc
Valley Avenue
Coke Club
Morton Downey
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