GOP Republicans Join Democrats in Fighting Aid Cut
A group of House Republicans informally align with Democrats to oppose a $583 million reduction in the foreign aid bill. Secretary Marshall warns cuts would turn the European Recovery Program into relief only. Dirksen plans amendments to restore funding as Democrats pledge to press the cuts.
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Washington
House
Marshall
Em Spean
Dirksen
R-Ill
News- Tea
7Sen
Epublicans
Rayurn
Texas
Eksen
Arshall
World Federalists to Hear Amram International Lawyer
Philip Amram internationally known lawyer and national lecturer for the World Federalists will speak at the George Washington hotel at 8 p m next Wednesday. He will discuss lessons from Czechoslovakia and Palestine and interpret the Holy Land events as the U S seeks a truce. Amram has held multiple government posts during World War II and has recently returned to private practice in Washington.
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Wincheswater Chapter
World Federalists
Philip Werner Amram
Federalists
George Washington Hotel
Thomas G. Scully
Amram
Czechoslovakia
Palestine
Holy Land
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania College and
Law School
Quaker City
University Law School
Washington
New York
Nuremburg
I. G. Farben
The
Quaker Clockmaker Chandlee and His Legacy
In the 18th century the Quaker clockmaker Chandlee family gained fame for tall clocks and skilled tools. Goldsmith Chandlee’s works include a clock in the Greenway Court office and a sundial at Mount Vernon. A surveyor’s compass engraved with G. Chandl e W-L. A. Washington connects the family to George Washington.
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Fairfax
Goldsmith Chandlee
Thomas Bryan Martin
Greenway Court
Mount Vernon
George Washington
G. Chand
L. A. Washington
Gen. Washington
Lawrence Augustine Washington
Five Day Virginia Weather Forecast With Mild Warmth
Five day outlook for Virginia runs June 5 to 9 with temperatures about two degrees above normal. Warmer Saturday then cooler Sunday, warmer midweek with showers around Monday. Total rainfall near half an inch. Adds local ad for Winchester City Abattoir and Food Lockers offering free delivery and low meat prices.
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Virginia
Winchester City
Annual sermon at Boyce Sunday for Berryville graduates
The annual sermon at Boyce Sunday will be delivered at 8 p m EST at the Baptist church by Rev R McDonald pastor of the oysterian church at Berry for ministers who will take part include Rev Darren Lucas Baptist church Rev Peyton Craighill rector scripture reading Melton Wright pastor Methodist church benediction Special music will be provided by the Baptist church choir with Mrs J H Locke pianist Eight graduates will receive diplomas June 11 Baccalaureate services at Berryville high school will be held June 13
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Boyce High School
The
Baptist Church
R. McDonald
Oyterian Church
Berry
Darren Lucas
In- 1
Peyton Craighill
Ter
Melton Wright
Pasr
Methodist Church
J. H. Locke
Berryville High School
National Fruit Co Aids Blood Donor List
A group of 23 from National Fruit Co. boosted the Red Cross donor list by 7 percent this afternoon. A bloodmobile capable of 140 donors is scheduled in Winchester Tuesday. Tomorrow and Monday 63 more donors must be listed by the Red Cross office in the George Washington hotel building.
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National Fruit Co
Red Cross
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Power Off Sunday Morning in Area West of City
Northern Virginia Power Co. announced a power shutoff Sunday from 8 a.m. to about noon to repair a high voltage line. The outage affects Hayfield Mt. Williams Mt. Falls Gore Highview Capon Bridge Gainesboro Whitacre and Cross Junction.
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Northern Virginia Power Co
Hayfield
Mt. Williams
Mt. Falls
Gore
Highview
Capon Bridge
Gainesboro
Whitacre
Cross Junction
Threatened Phone Strike Averted
In New York on June 4 a threatened strike by 25 000 long lines telephone workers in 42 states was averted as negotiators signed a 211 month contract with the longlines department of American Telephone and Telegraph Co and the CIO American Union of Telephone Workers. The agreement awaits union ratification and permits reopening of the wage question once during the 21 month period.
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New York
Longlines
Longlines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO American Union of Telephone Workers
Stonewall Graduation Draws Big Crowd At Stonewall High
Rep. Burr P. Harrison spoke at Stonewall high school graduation as about 600 packed the auditorium. He urged world peace leadership and readiness, while outlining graduates rights and duties. Principal Bryant Harper presented diplomas and awards to 28 graduates.
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Burr P. Harrison
Stonewall High School
United States
Russia
Bryant Harper
Rep. Harrison
Haddox Property Reopens as Hillcrest Home for Convalescents
The Haddox property at 315 E Cork St recently sold to H B Garber will be remodeled into Hillcrest Home a convalescent facility. Leased by Harry Garber and John Whitman the 166 by 200 foot lot includes a 20 by 60 ballroom and four porches with landscaped lawns. The project with $8000 remodeling and a $25000 outlay will open about June 15 with Whitman and Hart as staff and former Dietitian Mrs Konarock High School joining the team.
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George W. Haddox
E. Cork St
H.B. Garber
Harry G. Garber
John R. Whitman
Enterprise
Hillcrest Home
Whitman
New York State School, Hospital Division
Wassiac
N.Y
Hillcrest
James Hart
Konarock High School
Konarock
Harry Garber
Haddox
Cork St
H. B. Garber
Brakeblok May Bring Safety Tile Plant to Winchester
J T Lehmann of American Brakeblok Division told Rotary that the firm plans to settle in Winchester owing to local traditions and friendly people. The Detroit plant makes brake linings while the local site will handle replacements and could also produce safety tires. The plant is on Paper Mill Road and marks one of Winchester’s newest industries.
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J.T. Lehmann
American Brakeblok
American Brake Shoe Co
Lehmann
Rotary
Winchester
Jospeh Kalbach
Amercan Brake Shoe Co
Brake Shoe Co
Detroit
Connecticut
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
American Brakebook
Paper M.l. Road
Valley Leader in Good Housing Says Sen Byrd Declares
Senator Byrd spoke at Gore high school praising Shenandoah Valley housing quality and urging graduates to stay engaged in government. He cited Southern Regional Council data as showing Virginia counties, including Clarke Frederick Shenandoah Warren Rockingham and Augusta, rank high in farm housing. He warned against rapid change and urged thrift and self reliance.
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
Gore High School
America
New York City
Sen. Byrd
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Sen
Byrd
Thomas Jefferson
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Rockingham
Augusta
Senate of Virginia
Senate approves $5 rise in old age pensions aid
The Senate voted 77 to 2 to boost Federal old age pension contributions by $5 a month and $3 for dependent children, while rejecting a move to lower eligibility from 65 to 60. The measure advances to conference with the House as part of the Social Security bill.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. McFarland
D-Ariz
Sen
Revercomb
House
McFarland
Knowland
R-Calif
Byrd
D-Va
United Nations mediates Palestine truce amid fighting
Reports from Cairo Amman and Tel Aviv describe heavy combat as World War II era truce efforts unfold. U N mediator Bernadotte aims to clarify Arab Jewish positions within days while both sides claim victories. The battle rages around Jenin Isbud and along the Tel Aviv coastal corridor with air activity on both sides.
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Cairo
Folke Barnadotte
Palestine
United Nations
Trans-Jordan
Amman
Bernadotte
U. N
Tel Aviv
Jenin
Isbud
Jehin
Paulette Resigns Baptist Pulpit In Berryville
Rev. Paulette resigns as pastor of Berryville Baptist Church after a service on Sunday to accept a call to Mount Airy North Carolina First Baptist. He came to Clarke County in 1945 from Baltimore and is a Virginia native. If accepted, resignation takes effect after the first Sunday in July.
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R. Carrington Paulette
Berryville Baptist Church
Mt.Airy
N.C
First Baptist
Paulette
Clarke County
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Fulton Ave
Virginia
Smithfield
Rev. L. Paulette
University of Richmond
Crozer Seminary
Chester
Mount Airy
Berryville
First-termers Registered for City's Schools
156 pupils will enter John Kerr and Virginia Avenue schools next September for the first time. Registration on June 12 shows 42 entering Virginia Ave and 114 John Kerr, with 40 more than last year. Included are triplets Philip Douglas Charles Haines and twins Donald Lee Ronald Lewis Oates Barbara Kay Clevenger.
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John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Lola Moore
Virginia Ave
Philip
Douglas
Charles Haines
H. H. Haines
E. Baker St
Friendship Co Adds 7 New Members at Meeting
Seven new members were formally accepted last night at the Friendship Fire Co meeting. The list includes Elmer Brooks Pomp Glenn W Seabright Herbert A Carr Paul Clark Bernard Leo Everhart Robert Geanious and George H Conrad. They discussed plans for a yard party this summer and organizing a studies auxiliary. Wanted all kinds of hauling Call 6531 6-2-1p-tl.
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Friendship Fire Co
Elmer Brooks
S. Cameron
Glenn W. Seabright
Memorial service planned by Macedonia Cemetery Assn
The Macedonia Cemetery Association schedules a memorial service at 2 p m EST Sunday at the Macedonia Methodist church on Front Royal Road with Rev Edward Plunkett conducting the service and a male chorus providing special music. Following the service, an annual meeting of the cemetery association will be held on church grounds led by President Richard Petrie. Officials and committee members from both the church and cemetery association are named.
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Macedonia Cemetery Assn
Macedonia Methodist Church
Front Royal Rd
Edward Plunkett
Autao
Cemetery Association
Richard Petrie
Arthur Armel
Armel
Kenneth Boyce
John Heller
Plunkett
Macedonia Church
Tewis Wolfe
Frank Strother
Stephens City
Holmes Newcome Church
Petrie
A. R. Arme
Sumption
Finland to Cancel Half of Unpaid Reparations Bill
Premier Mauno Pekkala says Russia will cancel about 70 million dollars of Finland's remaining debt. Other items note a fire company meeting labeled Charlie Rouss Fire Company with a ladies night and entertainment, and a Colonial Kitchen ad offering chocolates and fudge for 1.35 dollars.
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Finland
Helsinki
Mauno Pekkala
Russia
Rouss Fire Company
Charlie Rouss Fire Company
Robert C. Legge
Colonial Kitchen
Ass't. Fudge
Union Chieftain Target of Caustic Court Order
John L. Lewis was ordered by Federal Judge Goldsborough to begin contract talks with the Southern Coal Producers Association. The case raises fines for contempt and pressure over the soft coal contract ending June 30. Negotiations were set for 2 p.m. Saturday with UMW counsel Welly Hopkins.
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Wasrington
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Assa
Southern Group
Welly K. Hopkins
UMW
Lewis
Washington
Ocern Coal Producers
Assa
T. Alan
United Mine
Robert N. Denham
National Labs Labor Relations Board
Association
Joseph B. Moody
Ae Reneed
Southern Association
Unite
Moody
Goldsborough
Mid-Arterasia
National Labor Relations Board
Justice Department
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Tse
Europe
Bro. Marshall Plan
Harvard Can Am
Board of Economic Warfare
International Air Transport Division
South Pacific
Standard Oil Co
N.J
Philip W. Amram
Everard Mies
S. Kent St
Business College
Boyce
Stonewall
American Legion
John Lawrence Lowman
White Hall
Hilda Mae Henry
Northwestern
Janet Lee DeHaven
Ronald Griffith Carper
Donald Stewart Cline
Glenvil Whitacre
Jane Clevenger
Robert Brent Clevenger
U. S. Navy
U. S. Armed Forces Institute
New Industry
Kenilworth Inn
South End
George W. Kurtz
Valley
Sound Govmt
Paul
NLRB
Israel
Tel Aviv Bay
Macedonia
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