Backers Clash Over Mobilization Move Amid Wartime Controls
The Senate banking panel delayed action on Truman proposals as backers of strict controls push for a standing wartime framework. Baruch urged immediate ceilings on prices and priorities, while agencies reported July price rises and record factory demand, signaling broad mobilization needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Senate
Banking Committee
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Maybank
D-Sc
Capitol
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
May
Pia
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Brannan
New York
United States
National Defense Reserve Fleet
Winchester Auction Notices in August Listings
Sales directory lists multiple auctions and estate sales across Winchester Virginia area. Items include furniture personal property real estate livestock machinery and household goods with dates August 5 August 10 August 12 and times from 10 a m to 1 p m and locations on Kent Street Euclid Avenue Berryville Avenue and South Loudoun Street. James P Reardon special commissioner of Frederick County Court handles real estate on South Loudoun Street. The notices name buyers sellers and addresses for estate liquidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia B. Smith
S. Kent St
Winchester
S. F. Doaks
South Euclid Ave
Acre
H. J. Hardesty
Berryville
James P. Reardon
Frederick County Court
South Loudoun St
M. Elston
Court House
Berryville Ave
Ruth Cox
Euclid Ave
Court cases heard today by Judge John Rice
Police court cases include Edward C. Holtzman of 724 8. Kent St. fined 14.25 for speeding, Columbus Mitchell on Sulphur Spring Road fined 9.25 for drunkenness, and Horace M. Nelson of 9 E. Bond St. fined 9.25 on a drunken charge. Also notes a science Q and A about the leatherback sea turtle weighing up to 1450 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Edward C. Holtzman
Kent St
Columbus Mitchell
Hogs Consigned For Sale August 11
E. O. Carpenter and Sons of Frederick County join 16 other consigners for the Winchester Registered Hog Sale on Friday August 11 at the Farmers Live stock Exchange Inc. They offer 11 Duroc Jersey hogs as part of 20 Durocs 21 Hampshire 11 Poland China and 5 Berkshires from registered purebred herds. Other Duroc consignors include Maurice Carpenter Shirey Bros and G A Shirey. Hampshire brokers include several named farmers and dealers from Staunton Richmond Waynesboro and surrounding areas. Poland China producers include J B Terrill Estate Nelson Atkins Jr and Dewill Bowman. The sale begins at 2 p.m.
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E. O. Carpenter and Sons
Frederick County
Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Duroc
Maurice Carpenter
Tunstall
Shirey Bros
G. A. Shirey
Spout Springs
Jane Saunders
Route 13
Richmond
Keith Shaver
Crimora
Berkshires
Hampshire
James A. Armstrong
Staunton
Danmoore Farm
Clarence Jones
Flint Hill
Carl Grove
Paul Grove
Cleon Grove
Waynesboro
Ear Parrish
Copenhaver Infant Buried in Green Hill Cemetery
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. today for Clive John Copenhaver the just born son of Mr. and Mrs. Clive John Copenhaver of near Boyce in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Rev Dargin Lucas officiated The child died yesterday Survivors include a sister Kate and a brother David.
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Clive John Copenhaver
Boyce
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Dargin Lucas
Boyce Baptist Church
Kate
David
Car Damaged by Hit-Run Driver Reported in Winchester
Ralph G. Snapp of 658 N Loudoun St. reports his 1950 Oldsmobile was hit and damaged while parked in front of Bickers Motor Co. Last night. He estimated $75 damage to the left rear fender and taillight. The police are investigating the hit and run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Snapp
Loudoun St
Winchester
Bickers Motor Co
National Fruit expands Ambergem peach program at Timber Ridge orchard
National Fruit began planting at Timber Ridge, 15 miles west, in 1946 with 3856 trees and added 5000 in 1947 and 1600 in 1948. After hail this spring a thinning leaves a 1950 yield near 12000 bushels. The Ambergem cling peach, 98 percent of cans, underpins plans to reach 250000 bushels annually with 28 Virginia and West Virginia growers under 10 year purchase contracts.
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National Fruit
Timber Ridge
Here
Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
National Fruit Orchard
Gore
Fastern Fruit Grower
Virginia Fruit
Chinese Nationalists Still Are Denied Direct Arms Aid
Officials said the United States continues to withhold direct arms aid to the Chinese Nationalists while allowing them to buy military supplies with their own funds. The policy shifts strengthen Formosa ties with MacArthur HQ and adjust U S representation in Taipei with Rankin and Jarrett reassigned.
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Washington
Formosa
U. S
United States
Nationalists Any Part of the $75,000,000 Fund Available To Mr. Truman
China
Defense Department
Douglas MacArthur
Een
Truman
Wellington Koo
Taipei
Bride kills husband then wounds herself in Suffolk taxi
In Suffolk a 21 year old newlywed shot her husband James A. Mann Jr. and then wounded herself. Mann died shortly after at a local hospital. the wife Juani ta Ward Mann is in critical condition. A murder charge could be filed if she survives. A .38 caliber pistol was used.
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Suffolk
James A. Mann, Jr
Norfolk
Juanita Ward Mann
L. B. Butler
Floya Johnson
Johnson
Butler
H. W. Churn
Fire Company Wins Prize Money at City Parade
New Market Middletown Fire Company received 15 dollars for traveling the longest distance with 15 or more members at last night's annual parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Middletown Fire Company
New Market Fire Company
Troops Told To Fight On Until Death In Korea
American infantry and air forces resisted a major Communist push near the front. General Walker said the line would not be withdrawn and reinforcements were hoped for. Reds suffered heavy losses, with 31,000 killed or wounded and 170 tanks destroyed or damaged to date.
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MacArthur
Walker
Korea
U. S. First Cavalry
25Th Infantry
Mac
Two B 26 Bombers Lost Over Chesapeake Bay
Langley Air Force Base reports two B 26 bombers missing after a flight over Chesapeake Bay. One wreckage found in the water, likely fatal for all six crew members. Residents heard a heavy blast near Buckroe Beach and Grand View. Identification withheld until next of kin alerted.
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Langley Air Force Base
Chesapeake Bay
Langley
Buckroe Beach
Grand View
Two Killed in Bridge Crash Near Urbanna
State Police identified the victims as Theodore J. Servonsky aged 38 and John E. Fudala aged 29 both of Port Richmond. The auto left the roadway on State Route 227, struck two stanchions, overturned into a creek and the bodies were recovered hours later.
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Urbanna
Theodore J. Servonsky
John E. Fudala
Port Richmond
VFW Yard Party Planned Tonight in Winchester
The Winchester VFW yard party starts at 5 PM on the Plaza with games and refreshments and ends at 11 PM with the drawing of a 1950 Chevrolet sedan. The Winchester Municipal Band performs from 7 PM, the auxiliary assists, and funds support a new home on E Piccadilly St. W W Baker is chairman.
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Winchester Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester Municipal Band
E. Piccadilly St
W. W. Baker
Allied air power routs Korean frontline as talks lag
Allied warplanes from land bases and carriers roamed Korean skies raiding enemy positions and disrupting transport hubs. Reinforcements from Okinawa reportedly landed in the Ryukyus but not officially confirmed. A road block checked a southern coastal thrust near Ponggye, 55 miles west of Pusan, while U S First Cavalry and 25th Infantry regain ground on the central front in the Hwanggan sector.
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Arthur
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Japan
MacArthur
Ponggye
Pusan
U.S. First Cavalry
Hwanggan
City Band Receives Extra Funds for Repairs Music and Maintenance
Winchester Municipal Band gains 400 more dollars from City Council Recreation and Finance committees for instrument repairs music purchases and general upkeep. Directors Gaylen Strance and Richard Rush presented the request and expect final approval at the August 8 meeting.
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City Council Recreation and Finance
Winchester
Gaylen Strance
Richard Rush
City Hall Offices Shift In Rouss Building
City Manager L. Grant and Recreation Director Charles Aikin swapped offices in Rouss City Hall. Beginning Monday, city business with the manager will be on the second floor while recreation matters will be handled on the first floor. The TV change provides the manager with extra office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss City
L. Grant
Charles Aikin
Grant
Pony and hunter class winners at regional equestrian show
Results from a regional equestrian meet feature multiple divisions. Patsy owned by Graham Sisters won under saddle for ponies under 13 hands, with Little Chief second. Open green hunters crowned Count To Ten and Red Amber among top horses, while jumpers saw Folly win first.
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Erland
Graham Sister
Patsy
David
Johnny Edmondson
Little Chief
Adele Hawthorne
Black Sparkle
Enos Roy, Jr
Bangaway
Graham Lister
Pepper Toes
J. W. Tinsman
Blossom
Green Hunters
Daniel Lenehen
Robert Fairburn
Box Hill Stables
Manly Carter
Jim
Hunter
Waverly Farm
Jack Prestage
Litte Storm
George di Paul
Springsbury Farm
Teddy le Carpentier
Little Men
Justawac
Thomas B. Coy
Chilly Scotch
Nancy Lee Huffman
Waverly Molly
International Equestrian Competition Corp
Mrs. W. Haggin Perry
Martin Fogel
Morton W. Smith
Rex Hill Farm
rein—Johnny Edmondson
Sheila Emery
Diana Longerbeam
Lynn Wiltbank
Christopher P. Greer
Silver Ken
Raymond Barbin
Richton
Suit to Be Dropped Over Beach Access Ruling
A race discrimination dispute over Negroes using a public beach and wharf nears resolution as lawyers discuss a possible dismissal if equal treatment is assured. Colonial Beach attorney Goolrick says Martin misrepresented his reply to the federal discrimination complaint.
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Martin
Selves Co
O’conor Godlrick
Fredericksburg
Colonial Beach
Goolrick
Godrick
Beach facilities denial dispute cited in colonial Beagty ruling
The document contests claims that Colonial Beagty officials approved unrestricted beach access for colored citizens. It clarifies the denial of admission, saying the statement does not authorize use or admit to any informal invitation. The case hinges on municipal authority and interpretive wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Beagty
Virginia
Town Spokesmen Urged to Speak for Themselves
Fragmentary remark urges residents to act in unity while stressing individuals must voice their own views. The line hints at civic dialogue and collective decision making within the community.
Quiz Answers From Page Four Spark Reader Recall
The page presents a 10 item answer key covering color terms, a term meaning anticlimax, an English category, a vocational counselor role, and the phrase wait for no man. This summary captures the main topics listed in the quiz answers.
Grit and Gear in 1900s Word Puzzle List
A compact crossword style prompt lists terms from grit to nests of pheasants with clues spanning Ensign to cardinal numbers and notes. Includes entries for goddess of dawn and landmeasure, plus notes on smell and touch.
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Board of Ordnance
Egypt
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By Edwin B. Harkinson
Order of the Golden Rule
Armstrong
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Copenhaver
Fruit Growers
N. Cameron St
Hong Kong
Karl L. Rankin
Harry B. Jarrett
Rankin
Robert C. Strong
State Department
Strong
Virginia News
Fire Company
Rt. 11
Tommy D. Lockhart
Bay
VFW
Oks
Tipperery
Winchester Television Corp
C&h Packing CO
Apple
Jimmy Himelright
Zoe
Glaize & Bro
Cameron Street
McCormick - Deering
Baler Twine
DeSoto
Chrysler
Chapman Motor Co
W. Boscawen, St
Heatwole Motor Coo
N. Braddock
Stephens City
Heanne Cb
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich Store
H. M. Lamp
Farm Bureau
Hopewell Church
Clearbrook
Hon. Burr P. Harrison
Publc
South Kent St
Buddy Artrip
Bailey
East Cork St
S. F. Doak
Coleman Dunn
E. T. Snider
Daily Crossword
Grit
Ensign
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