Mrs. Julia Burns Dies At Home In Winchester
Mrs Julia C Burns died at her home 638 North Main Street after a brief illness. She was born in Clarke County but lived most of her life in Winchester. Survived by three daughters Mrs Mary Avery Mrs Daisy Grimes and Mrs Ella Jefferson all of Winchester. four sons Charles Corbin Burns both of Atlantic City Julian Burns of Winchester and Paul Burns of New York City. three sisters Mrs Mary Finks Mrs Nellie Lipkin and Mrs Sarah Smith. eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Burns
N. Main St
Charles Burns
Clarke County
Winchester
Mary B Avery
Daisy Grimes
Ella Jefferson
Charles
Corbin Burns
Atlantic City
N. J
Julian Burns
Paul Burns
New York City
Mary Finks
Lancaster
Nellie Lipkin
Sarah ‘Smith
Washington
Cousins 4. Continued from Page 1
The report notes a $2 Cameron Street house was to be used for the will cash stored in a paper bag on a shelf in a closet. Ernest Sloat of Washington, a cousin of the deceased, conducted the search. The testator's father, F August Gratchen, was a German glovemaker who settled in Winchester and ran a local factory.
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Cameron St. House
Ernest Sloat
Washington
F. August Gratchen
Winchester
Quiz Answers From Page Four Revealed
The page lists ten quiz items with answers including Garfield 36, five cents, Nazi radio propagandist, 36 black 52 white, Victoria, five cats, James Madison, Do not change, four girls, and Earl Mountbatten. It also notes Andorra as a tiny republic covering 175 square miles with about 5,000 residents.
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Garfield
Hayes
Harding
Nazi Radio Propagandist
Victoria
James Madison
Earl Mountbatten
Household and farm items sell in two notices
August 21 sale by Mrs W A Sale at 371 National Ave Winchester offers household and kitchen furniture. September 1 at 10 a.m. A M Nicodemus 342 miles northwest of Berryville features a dairy herd other livestock and farm machinery.
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W. A. Sale
National Ave
Winchester
Berryville
Farben Directors Convicted Seventeen Long Jail Terms Count
Thirteen I G Farben directors were convicted of war crimes and sentenced to jail terms from 18 months to eight years in Germanys war crimes capital. Judge Paul M Hebert dissented arguing more defendants deserved convictions for mistreating slave labor. Carl Krauch received six years.
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Neernberb
Germany
I. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Paul M. Hebert
Baton Rouge
Farben
Carl Krauch
Mt Pleasant UB church hosts picnic at Capon State Park
Green Spring Virginia July 30 Mt Pleasant UB church held its Sunday school picnic at Capon State Park. Delmar Saville was called to Moorefield for his father’s illness. Hazel Saville visited Loretta Milburn. Howard Fiddler family and others visited Lloyd Milburn. Mrs Haney Allen entered Memorial hospital. Ward and Plotner families with others visited Milburn home.
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Green Springs
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Plotner
Belle Shirley
Howard Fiddler
Bessie Catlett
Lloyd Milburn
Blast Kills Two in Edgewater Coal Mine
Two miners died and at least 13 were injured in a blast at the Edgewater coal mine of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. in Birmingham Alabama. Local authorities and company officials investigated the cause and assessed the extent of the casualties.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Co
Edgewater
Mrs. Jennie Lamp Dies at 90 in Winchester
Mrs. Jennie Lamp 90 died at her home 249 National Ave widow of Isaac Lamp who died in 1923 Born in Mt Pleasant daughter of William and Harriet Milhon of Frederick County member of Loudoun St Presbyterian Church Survived by son J W Lamp Washington two daughters Mrs E C Anderson and Mamie Lamp Winchester and grandson Lewis Lamp Arlington Services 3 p m tomorrow Jones funeral home Dr Ronald Wilson officiating Interment Mount Hebron cemetery Pallbearers Edward Carpenter Douglas Spillman Clifton Gough Howard Lamp Lon Carpenter Carson Spillman.
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Jennie Lamp
National Ave
Isaac Lamp
Mt. Pleasant
William and
Harriet Spillman Milhon
Frederick County
Loudoun St
Jones Funeral Home
Ronalds. Wilson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Edward Carpenter
Douglas Spillman
Clifton Gough
Howard Lamp
Lon Carpenter
Carson Spillman
Lutherans Head For Massanetta
Lutherans from Grace Church plan Massanetta Springs attendance during Lutheran week August 29. The Winchester group includes J K Jenkins and many members. Grace Church reserves Haislip cottage for member use. Rev W E Eisenberg and Miss June Cline accompany.
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Massanetta Springs
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School
Winchester
J. K. Jenkins
Jack Jenkins Jr
Dorsey Funk
John Lee Funk
Donald Campbell
Richard Seidel
Patricia Frye
Dorothy Eisenberg
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Eugene Adams
Jimmy Brown
Betty Jo Halterman
Peggy Merriner
Philomena Stultz
Robert Henry
Six Railroads Seek Passenger Fare Increase in Virginia
Six railroad companies asked the Virginia State Corporation Commission for higher passenger fares. They seek coach rates from 2 1 2 to 3 cents per mile and Pullman rates from 3 1 2 to 4 cents per mile, marking about a 20 percent coach rise and 14.3 percent for first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Dir Corporation Commission Toay
Bell remembered as longtime Winchester civic leader
Bell, a longtime rotary member and influential Winchester figure, helped bring numerous improvements, led Elks and Kiwanis district posts, served in the Charlie Reuss fire company, and ran auto license services. He supported local baseball, helping organize the old Valley league and attending many games.
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Rotary
Bell
Winchester
The
Elks
Kiwanis Club
Charlie Reuss Fire Company
Mr. Bell
Beetle and Corn Borer Control With DDT Sprays
A 25 percent DDT spray protects flowers and crops from beetles and corn borers when applied early. Culver notes the solution works about 12 days, with rain and drizzle reducing effectiveness. Cover grape arbors and fence rows to prevent beetle landing and use frequent spraying for heavy corn infestations.
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Culver
Treating Bronchial Asthma and Glandular Fever Overview
Medical notes discuss ongoing management of bronchial asthma including relief methods during mild and severe attacks with adrenaline papaverine atropine mixtures, ephedrine timing, and possible aminophylline. Prevention hinges on physician guidance, inhalers, breathing exercises, and timely ephedrine use. Glandular fever is described as infectious mononucleosis with neck lymphadenopathy, elevated lymphocytes, rest, fluids, moderate diet and fever relief as treatment.
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King
V. B
Features Syndicate, Inc
Emmart Case Details Second Gun Claim and Intimacy Allegations
The Chicago witness Mrs. Emmart described purchasing a gun as a wedding anniversary gift for Emmart and said he urged her to blow her brains out before his Aug 30 death. She denied knowledge of a $10,000 will share and recalled divorce papers, jail rest room confusion, and alleged intimate ties with Agnes Craybill Ludwig. She also outlined Emmart’s drugstore life and her own background in St Louis and Springfield Ohio.
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Emmart
Emmatt
Agnes Craybill Ludwig
St. Louis
Springfield
Ohio
Chicago
Strasburg
Samuel Simon
Dutch Girl Sets Olympic Record
Nel Van Vliet of the Netherlands won the 200 meter breaststroke heat at the 1948 London Olympics, setting a new Olympic record as American track and field stars led a strong U S showing.
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London
America
United Sates
Nel van Vliet
Israel Demands More Territory and Jerusalem Sovereignty
Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok told the Israeli state council that Israel seeks new territory in Palestine, possibly including Jerusalem, to reflect wartime gains. He rejected Bernadotte's demilitarization plan and said Jerusalem would be under Jewish sovereignty. He outlined refugees as a minority issue and demanded heavy reparations for war losses.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Palestine
Jerusalem
Moshe Shertok
Israeli State Council
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Holy City
Shertok
McKown Named to New Eastern Panhandle Draft Board
Berryville attorney Gilbert C. McKown has been appointed to the New Eastern Panhandle draft board serving Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan counties. Governor Clarence W. Meadows announced the appointment. McKown is a World War II veteran, married to Gertrude Reynolds of Norwood, Clarke County. Other board members include S. H. Stone of Charles Town and Lewis Ripple of Berkeley Springs.
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Gilbert C. McKown
Berryville
Martinsburg
Senators Prepare 20-Strong Filibuster Front
A group of 20 senators from 11 southern states plan lengthy delays to block debate. Senator Stennis of Mississippi led the opening of the filibuster followed by Stewart of Tennessee and Maybank of South Carolina with Robertson of Virginia slated next. The Philippines archipelago totals over 7 000 islands with 466 larger than a square mile.
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Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
Stewart
Tennessee
Sens
Maybank
South Carolina
Robertson
Virginia
The
Philippines
President Truman Aims to End Jim Crow in Armed Forces
President Truman said ending Jim Crowism in the armed forces is his aim as long as he is commander in chief and tied to the equality orders issued Monday. The briefing also explains the Doukhobors as a Russian peasant sect opposed to war and animal labor, later calling themselves Christians of the Universal Brotherhood.
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Washington
Truman
N.P
Universal Brotherhood
Canada
Cyprus
Federal Employee Moved While Under Espionage Probe
Senator Ferguson said a federal worker was transferred from a key confidential post to an ordinary role while under espionage investigation. He opened a hearing to hear Elizabeth O T Bentley, who testified before the New York grand jury that indicted 12 Communists. The committee seeks to learn how such transfers occur during espionage probes. The note adds a line about the Hawaiian islands being off volcanic origin.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Investigating Committee
Elizabeth O'T. Bentley
New York Grand
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By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Wells & Wade
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Pine Motor Co., Inc
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Rouss Ave
T. Goode
Julian A. Everly
National Farm Loan Association
E. Boscawen St
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Kelly
Commercial Small Loan & Finance
Boscawen St
Westinghouse
Baker
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Duncan Bros
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