Miss M Reynolds Succumbs in Pennsylvania
Miss Maria H Reynolds of West Chester Pennsylvania dies at an advanced age. She was the daughter of the late Chauncey A Reynolds and Mrs. Beth Reynolds, survived by nieces and nephews including Mrs Gilbert McKown and Marshall McC Reynolds of Berryville and Chauncey Keller. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church with pallbearers Carl Conrad William Keller Edward McC Williams Gil McKown and Chauncey Keller. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Maria H. Reynolds
Chester
Chauncey A. Beth — Reynolds
Barre
William E. Keller
Penantor
Aland
Thomas H. Reynolds
Berryville
Gilbert Mc
Marshall McC. Rey
Carl Con- Chauncey
William Kel
Henry Laner
Carl Conrad
Edward McC
Williams Gill McKown
Chauncey Keller Marshall Reynolds
Green Hill Cemetery
Stonewall Association Plans Friday Softball Game at White Hall
The Stonewall Association and Stonewall District Softball Nation will play Friday night on the diamond at White Hall. Members and others are urged to attend. Answers to the Daily Quiz appear on page 10 with names like Gael Sullivan Anna Pavlova and Warren G. Harding noted among the clues.
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Stonewall
White Hall
Gael Sullivan
Anna Pavova
Warren G. Harding
Arthur Sullivan
Leon Trotzky
Samuel Pepys
Polecat Tangles With Motor Car Street Scene Odor Lingers
A motor car struck a polecat at Washington and Water Streets around 11 o clock last night. Authorities reported the skunk’s carcass would be removed by a city wagon and by daybreak was still visible, with a strong smell deterring residents and passersby.
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Washington and
Water Streets
Help Keep Virginia Green BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE OUTDOORS
Public safety notice encourages outdoor fire caution in Virginia. Advises checking regulations and local burn bans before lighting any blaze to prevent wildfires and protect communities and natural resources. emphasizes responsible disposal of cigarette butts and campfire embers.
June sales directory notices listed by date and location
Notices for public auctions and sales from June 6 to June 11 include Mrs Florence F McInturff in Middletown Va furniture and household goods Wilton Sing Hass near Berryville stock implements and household goods Mrs C L Lockhart Winchester Nash automobile furniture tools Adelaide H Puller estate 309 E Piccadilly St Winchester Adams old Pierce Home Place Clarke County horses cattle sheep farming implements George E Reynolds farm 61 miles west of Winchester dairy cows livestock and farm equipment J C Williams 6 miles east of Winchester Berryville Pike livestock implements and more
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Florence F. MclInturff
Middletown
Wilton Singhass
Berryville
Charles Town Pike
C. L. Lockhart
Greenwall Ave
Winchester
Nash Automobile
Adelaide H. Puller
E. Piccadilly St
George E. Reynolds
D. Adams
Old Pierce
Clarke County
J. C. Williams
$1,000 Verdict in Shenandoah Car Accident Suit
A 70 man jury in Shenandoah circuit court awarded $1,000 to defendant George Everett in a damage suit by Raymond McInturf for injuries from an auto crash near Strasburg last February. Companion suits by I A and Eugene McInturff are continued.
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Shenandoah Circuit Court
George Everett
Raymond McIinturff
Strasburg
I. A
Eugene McIinturff
Winchester merchant E C Heitmuller dies at 65
Edward C. Heitmuller 65 of 121 South Cameron Winchester died 4 20 am at Memorial Hospital after a long illness He was born November 16 1881 in Washington and moved to Winchester 14 years ago to run his store He is survived by his wife Camille Graber a daughter Mrs Henry Kenworthy a granddaughter Florence A Kenworthy and a sister Mrs Craven J King Interment will be Mount Hebron Cemetery Funeral arrangements were not completed and the body rests at Omps funeral home
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Edward C. Heitmuller
Winchester
South
Cameron Street
Memorial Hospital
Henry
Louisa. Heider Heitmuller
Washington
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
Winchester Elks
Confederate Memorial Day Address Moved Indoors
It was announced today that if rain occurs the Confederate Memorial Day address will be delivered by Col. James M. Thomson inside the Corporation Courtroom at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The parade forms at 10:30 a.m. and proceeds to Stonewall Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Thomson
Corporation
Stonewall Cemetery
Murder by mail plot shocks Britain tied to Palestine policy
Scotland Yard disclosed letters containing explosive powder and tiny detonators were sent to leading British figures including high government leaders in a murder by mail plot described as Jewish terrorists reprisal for British Palestine policy.
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London
Scotland Yard
John W. Kern 76 Dies in Sleep Winchester Native
John W. Kern, 76, lifelong Winchester resident, died in his sleep at home on North Loudoun Street. He left a widow Emma Nicewarmer Kern, two sons Harry and Charles, a daughter Mrs. Roy Boyce, and a late son John H. Kern. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Eiselberger. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John W. Kern
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Emma Nicewarmer
Henry F
Jane A. Boyd Kern
Frederick County
Jones Spring
W. A
Grace Lutheran Church
Friendship Fire Company
Old Friendship Band
Old Citizens Band
McIlwee Municipal Band
Roy R. Boyce
Harry C. Kern
Charles E. Kern
Washington
John H. Kern
William E. Eiselberger
Lohn Cleven
Frank Gearing
W. W. Dellinger
Gilbert DeHaven
George Pence
C. R. Anderson
Coleman Dunn
Jerry Clark
Edward Willwig
Reid Lunsford
C. M. Sencindiver
Lee Boyce
A. S. Orndorff
Mount Hebron
Senator Robertson Warns Army Navy Merger Bill
Senator Robertson from Wyoming warned that the pending Army Navy unification bill would merge the two services. He would have voted against the measure on the Senate Armed Services Committee where the bill passed 12 to 0 in his absence. The bill creates a secretary of national security and denies a formal merger despite his view that merger lines exist.
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Washington
Robertson
R-Wyo
Wyoming
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ex GI Education Bill May Cost Government 12 Billion
Cambridge reports General Omar Bradley, Veterans administrator, said the proposed bill may cost the government twelve billion dollars. He noted in 20 months since the war end the expense nears 2.5 billion and about 2.3 million students are in colleges with 1.2 million veterans educated at government expense.
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Cambridge
Mass
Omar N. Bradley
FBI questioned six in Kansas City voting probe
J Edgar Hoover said the FBI questioned only six people after the Justice Department decided last fall that there was no ground for federal prosecution of alleged voting frauds in Kansas City The Kansas City Star pressed its own inquiry and largely on evidence from the newspaper a state grand jury indicted 78 persons
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Justice Department
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Bruce and David K. Bruce Named for Commerce Post
Washington report notes Bruce and David K. Bruce, both of Brookmeal, Va., are in line for appointment as assistant secretary of commerce as Congress is urged to create the position.
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Washington
David K
Bruce
Brookmeal
Congress
New Dual Brew Coffee Pot From Baltimore Inventors
Fred E. Stuart of Baltimore and F. O. Baldwin, Richmond waterworks chemist, develop a coffee maker using vacuum and drip methods with a thermometer. It aims for optimal brewing at 180 to 210 degrees to yield the best coffee.
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Baltimore
Fred E. Stuart
F. O. Baldwin
Richmond
Wallace Doubts He’ll Aid Truman
Wallace, in Raleigh, hesitated when asked if he would support Truman for reelection. He said his support depends on the Democratic party remaining liberal, warning that a war or reactionary party would push him away. He ruled out campaigning for the Republicans, save a possible caveat about Senators Stassen and Morse.
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Wallace
Truman
Rallegh
N. C
Henry Wallace
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Harold E. Stassen
Wayne Morse
Army Plane Fund Up $40 Million By House Vote
The House passed and sent to the Senate a $5.28 billion army supply bill, adding $40 million for airplane purchases by unanimous voice vote. The increase brought new plane funds to $40.99 million within a $936 million total. the bill remained 0.6 percent below the President's budget.
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Washington
House
Senate
War Department
House Appropriations Committee
Forsees Oil Field in State
PITTSBURG June 5 1 D. T. Ring of Columbus O president of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil association told the organization s 23rd annual meeting today that the day of finding new oil fields is not over in Eastern states where the industry was founded. He said the territory to be prospected includes southwestern Virginia.
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Pittsburg
D. T. Ring of Columbus
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
Virginia
Stephens City Senior Awards and Ceremonies
Principal R E Ayler will announce diplomas at the Methodist church in Stephens City. Colleen Rosier welcomes and Jack Lillis gives the student address. Seniors include Ramona Slater Betty Jane Sheetz Jean Manuel Gardner Rickard Frank Courtney. Three ceremonies feature a senior class gavel presentation, home economics ceremony with past and present presidents, and an FFA ceremony. Special music includes two solos by Betty Jane Sheetz.
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Methodist Church
R. E. Ayler
Colleen Rosier
Jack Lillis
Ramona Slater
Betty Jane Sheetz
Jean Manuel
Gardner Rickard
Frank Courtney
Warren Whetzel
Robert Pifer
Mary Hodgson
Winona Grim
FFA
James Brumback
Marshall Conner
High Fly Missed, Player Banned For Throwing Game
Marion Allen McElreath, out fielder for Muskogee in the Western Association, is banned permanently from baseball by National Association president Trauntman. An investigation found he proposed wagering on a game after reporting May 10. The May 4 game saw a missed high fly that became a three run triple, and a hit and run signaled play ended with a strikeout.
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Columbus
Marion Allen McElreath
Muskogee
Okla
Western Association
George M. Trauntman
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Thomas Fairweather
McElreath
Fire Plug Bends When Jumbo Sits
Jumbo, Jr., a member of Daley's circus, sat on a fire plug in Richmond Virginia causing the plug to bend and the meter connection to break though little damage resulted.
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Richmond
Jumbo, Jr
Daley’s Circus
Family Scatters Church Membership To Five Faiths
In Shawnee Kansas on June 5 the Goens family’s religious affiliations span five faiths. Rev Joseph E Goens retired minister in the Church of The Brethren. Rev Joseph F Goens' son Rev Donald B Goens pastors St Agnes Catholic Church.
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Shawnee
Kas
Joseph FE. Goens
Donald B. Goens
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Cooperative Club
Joseph E. Goens
Church of the Brethren
James Harold
St. Louis
John Ernest
Central Christian Church
Harold Foey
Berkeley, Calif
Latter Day Saints Church
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Rosenberger
S. Braddock St
Polecat
Anderson
Reynolds Farm
Galloway
Robert E. O'Neal
B. O. Brumback
R. A. Kline
E. C. Heitmuller
Middletown, Va
Floreice F. McInturff
Winchester, Va
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Orpha Lockhart
Roy Duvall
John W.kern
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