Murrell Larrick Dies in Winchester Hospital near Lehew
Murrell Wade Larrick of near Lehew West Virginia died at 5 25 pm Saturday in Winchester Memorial hospital after being stricken seriously ill earlier. He was born September 2 1911 son of Wade Larrick of Capon Springs and Della Henry of Frederick County who lives at Lehew. Surviving are his mother a brother Winnifer Larrick and a sister Mrs Denta Dunlap of Capon Springs. Funeral attendees meet at Omps funeral home at noon Tuesday and go to Shiloh church Lehen for 1 pm services with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Murrell Wade Larrick
Lehew
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wade Larrick
Capon Springs
Della Henry
Frederick County
Winnifer Larrick
Denta Dunlap
July 23 to August 9 Sales Directory Notices
Public auctions and sales listings dated July 23 July 26 and August 9 near Winchester Virginia. Items include automobiles dry goods furniture household goods and personal property with sale locations at Berryville Pike Frederick County Court House 438 Fairmont Avenue Amherst Street Rt. 50 and other nearby addresses.
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F. W. Pingley
Winchester
Truman Warns of Possible Housing Relapse and Aid Shortages
President Truman warns that housing could relapse to prewar instability while ports rise to 20.7 million annually, straining supplies. He says foreign aid should stabilize world markets and accepts short-term U.S. commodity gaps for long-term gains. He sent a special report to Congress after cabinet briefing on July 11.
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Truman
United States
Congress
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Economic Council
White House
Railroad Brotherhood Leader Backs Truman for Next Term
A. F. Whitney, head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and a sharp opponent of President Truman a year ago, says the president is more acceptable for the next term than any Republican candidate mentioned.
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Pittsburgh
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Truman
Market Quotations and Livestock Report Baltimore July 21
Market notes for produce including apples peppers and potatoes with prices for Maryland Delaware Virginia and New Jersey. Poultry eggs and butter prices listed with steady to slightly varying demand. Cattle hogs calves and sheep markets detailed with weights and price ranges and in some cases declines from prior week.
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Baltimore
new-Va
E. Sh
Shore
USIS
N. J
Fla
Rev Hadden Speaks At Union Vespers On Friends Lawn
Rev W J Hadden Jr of Cork St Christian church addressed union vesper services on the Friends meeting house lawn. He urged a more dedicated membership and stronger educational programs to unite the church on Jesus Christ as its foundation. Music preceded and followed his remarks with performances by Louis Kneiling, Kathleen McCartney, and The Chanters.
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Jesus Christ
W. J. Hadden, Jr
Cork St. Christian Church
Union
Friends Meeting House
Mr. Hadden
Louis Kneiling
Kathleen McCartney
Chanters
Potato income in 1946 reaches Maine growers at Aristock County
In 1946 Maine growers in Aristock County earned about 61 million dollars from potato sales. The figure reflects a strong harvest and market demand affecting local farming livelihoods and regional economics.
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Aristock County
Maine
Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Early Gains
New York July 21 Prices edged forward in early trading as modest buying and short covering offset caution over inflation and a hoped long run of high business activity. Some leaders held ground while others lagged with a pending technical correction anticipated. Allied Chemical and Standard Oil top new 1947 highs with intermittent gains from Douglas Aircraft Bethlehem United Aircraft, N central, Great Northern, Philip Morris and General Electric.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Standard Oil
Douglas Aircraft
Bethlehem
United Aircraft
Central
Great, Northern Railway
Philip Morris
General Electric
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices On July 21
Chicago Board of Trade grain quotations show early strength with expectations the government may reenter the wheat upturn and cooler Midwest weather boosting corn demand. Opening prices list July wheat at 2.38 1 2, Sep 2.35 1 4 5 8, Dec 2.33 3 4, May 2.31 2 31 4. Corn July 2.17 1 2 2.19, Sep 2.07 2.08, Dec 1.86 1 86 3 4, May 1.81 1 2 1.82. Oats July 1.01 1 2 1.02, Sep .93 5 8 94, Dec .92 92 1 2, May .89 1 2 90. Lard Sep 19.45.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Midwest
Jly
Oats
Lard
Dutch Suspected to Use Airborne Troops in Indonesia War
A statements suggesting airborne troops or parachutists may be used in Indonesia’s conflict circulated. Though no war declaration exists, observers say the Dutch have effectively declared war on the Republic as Dutch columns push into the Sunda rice lands of Western Java. Indonesian leaders including A. K. Gani and Acting Foreign Minister Tamsile faced house arrest.
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Soedian
Java
A. K. Gani
Tamsile
Democratic Pairings Continue Across States in Bill Debate
The record lists Democrat pairings across Tennessee Virginia and related names Bland Courtney and others as opponents in ongoing bill discussions. The fragment hints at cross-state voting alignments and committee dynamics in the legislative process.
Auto Mechanic Howard Scruggs Dies at 38
Howard A Scruggs 38 of Winchester died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Sunday morning. He worked as an auto mechanic in local garages and was son of Lee Scruggs and the late Bessie Scruggs of Charlottesville. He is survived by wife Lula Farmer, three sons Donald L Robert A and Douglas A and daughter Jean Elizabeth Grim, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral from his home Wednesday at 10 a.m. with burial in Charlottesville.
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Howard A. Scruggs
South Work St
Winchester
Lee Scruggs
Bessie Burke Scruggs
Charlottesville
Baptist Church
Lula Farmer
Rocking Springs
W. Va
Donald L. Robert A
Douglas A
Jean Elizabeth Grim
Robert Scruggs
Roanoke
Dewey
Claude Scruggs
Ruby Mills
Washington
Ronald Wilson
William MacMillan
Frank Forman
Button Lanham
William Rudy
Walter Sellers
C. R. Boyce
Mrs J Heishman Dies at 27 in Opequon
Mrs John A Heishman 27 of Opequon died 11 20 am Sunday at Memorial hospital after a heart attack. She was daughter of P O Prefitt and Lucy Snapp Prefitt of Opequon and member of St Paul Lutheran. Surviving are husband two children Derek M and John Allen a brother L R Profitt. Service 2 30 pm tomorrow at Jones funeral home with Rev Snyder Alleman officiating. Interment Mt Falls Cemetery. Pallbearers named Granville Owen Snapp William D Orndorff Robert Bywaters Ralph Marker Virgil Miller.
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John A. Heishman
Opequon
Memorial Hospital
P. O
Lucy Snapp Prefitt
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Derek M
John Allen
L. R. Profitt
Jones Funeral
Snyder Alleman
St. Paul Church
Mt. Falls Cemetery
Granville and
Owen Snapp
William D. Orndorff
Robert Bywaters
Ralph Marker
Virgil Miller
Number of U S Single Men Aged 14 and Up in 1946
The United States has 13 999 000 single men aged 14 years and over for the year 1946. This figure reflects the civilian population count and pertains to single men eligible for marriage.
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United States
Rev. H. S. Roane Delegate to Conference
The Grace Methodist church Middletown held its annual gathering with Rev. H. S. Roane giving the main talk. Roane leaves Friday for Lincoln Nebraska to represent Winchester district ministers at the Rural Life Conference July 29 to 31 and will return August 5. His wife accompanies him to Richmond and will visit relatives in Gloucester county.
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Grace Methodist Church of Middletown
H. S. Roane
H. S. Jones
Reading
J. P. Everly
C. L. Wright
Bernice Burdette
Buffett
Henley S. Roane
Lincoln
Nebr
Winchester
Rural Life Conference
The
Methodist Church In Convention
Virginia
Richmond
J. H. Craig Dies In Baltimore
John H. Craig 62 native of Macedonia Frederick county died at his Baltimore home 419 E Preston St. Funeral 1 30 p m tomorrow from William Cook mansion at St Paul and Preston Sts with burial in Parkwood Baltimore. Survived by widow four sons Roger and others plus sister and niece.
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John H. Craig
Macedonia
Frederick County
E. Preston St
Baltimore
William Cook
St. Paul and
Preston Sts
Parkwood Cemetery
Hiram and
Anne (Smith) Craig
Winchester
Craig
Virginia Hicks
Jack Hicks
Stines Chapel
George Craig
N. Braddock St
William Craig
Roger
Evelyn Virginia Craig
W. Leicester St
Family mourns as Ruthanna and Stewart Craig noted
The niece Ruthanna Craig and nephew Stewart Craig, both of Washington, are named in funeral attendance notices. Mrs. George Craig and Miss Evelyn Craig are expected to attend the services. The United States now has 110,500 miles of trolley street car and bus routes, a two percent rise from 1944.
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Ruthanna Craig
Stewart Craig
Washington
George Craig
Evelyn Craig
United States
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R. C. Carter
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Stock Market Report
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U.S. Tires
M. M. Adams Republic
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