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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1949
Page
8
LURAY July 28 Annual directors meeting of the Farm Credit Production Assn and National Farm Loan Assn heard economic advice from Dr. John Hutchinson chancellor of Virginia Tech. He urged debt caution and to store up fertility reserves while culling poor livestock and strengthening farm organizations. Attendees included Julian Everly R B Fisher Howard Duncan Walker McC Bond J M Fishpaw and D W Burruss.
Harold Bageant earned the Virginia State embalmer examination pass and was granted an embalmer license. Born in Gainesboro he graduated Handley class of 1932 and Cincinnati College of Embalming Cum Laude last February. He is married to Dorothy Cather and works at Jones Funeral Home residing at 302 South Loudoun Street.
Almond accuses Miller of backing outside labor groups aimed at repealing Virginia labor laws including the right to work and the Labor Disputes Act. He questions Miller’s willingness to use governor’s powers to enforce public utilities during labor disputes and asks Miller to confirm his stance on the policy.
Washington July 28 Congress faces a busy post July 31 agenda with votes planned on minimum wage health aid to school children foreign military assistance and social security measures amid worries by GOP members over extending the session. Democratic leaders say the 1945 law's July 31 adjournment provision is not binding due to wartime emergency.
Amateur only Berryville Springsbury challenge trophy offered for the 19th year. R-Power Page memorial first offered in 1935 in memory of the association's first president. Association Officers include Edward A Lindsey president and others. directors list. executive and bylaws committees named.
Deputy Thomas Hottle Fravel Sr. 59, Shenandoah County deputy sheriff, died of a heart attack yesterday in Woodstock after an illness at home since Saturday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at his late home.
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