Potts to Administer W C Owens Estate in Berryville
Harold G. Potts has qualified as administrator of the personal estate of W C Owens who died May 29 at his Berryville cleaning and pressing establishment. A bond of 150000 was posted. The estate includes realty valued around 25000. Appraisers named are Lewis Stolle Roy E Potts L H Bell E G Conner and W D Burtner. Heirs are widow Gladys Emmons Owens and two daughters Alberta Owens Patton Winchester and Virginia Carson Owens Berryville.
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W. C. Owens
Berryville
Owens
Lewis Stolle
Roy E. Potts
L. H. Bell
E.G. Conner
W. D. Burtner
Gladys Emmons Owens
Alberta Owens Patton
Winchester
Virginia Carson Owens
Have Your Car Inspected Now Before the Rush
A public notice urges motorists to obtain vehicle inspections now with approval needed by June 15. The stampede period is approaching and officials stress timely compliance to avoid delays.
A Woman Rebuilds Her Life in Painted Room
Helen decorates a New York apartment as she awaits Don's visit and reflects on her marriage to John, the affair with Don, and her plan to claim stability. Mayhem of love, jealousy, and a looming choice frames her spring.
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Numdah
Frank Tennant
Stone House
Henry
Gram
Julia
Don
John
Alec
Anne
New York
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights 1940s Network Lineup
The schedule lists June evening radio programming across NBC CBS ABC and MBS with time slots from 6:00 to midnight. Programs include The Beulah Show The Lone Ranger Cavalcade of America Inner Sanctum The Falcon Adventure Fireside commentary and various news and music segments.
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Cbs Network
Cbs
Chicago Orchestra
Abe Basic
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abc
Jack Smith
Song
Abe Ews
Angie Bond
Abe
Abe Henry J
Taylor
Kaltenborn
Cbs Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Irma
Abe Fish
News
Abc News
Abc West
VPI Dormitory Plans Approved
State Art Commission approved several public construction plans at a final meeting. Plans endorsed include an addition to Western Infirmary at Blue Ridge Sanatorium an armory at Glen Allen near Richmond and preliminary plans for two new dormitories at Virginia Tech.
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State Art Commission
Tuck
Western Infirmary
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Glen Allen
Virginia Tech
Memorial services mark Lutheran church event
Rosenberger reports a West Virginia visit by Mr. and Mrs. Iven Miller and relatives. Ernest J. Shook and sister Alma returned from a parental visit. Annual memorial services were held yesterday at St Johns Lutheran Church.
Distress Benefits Fund Tightens as Talks Open
Washington June 7 A heated dispute over miners death and injury benefits and pensions shadowed start of new contract talks between John L. Lewis and soft coal operators. Lewis warned the fund’s depletion could spark a major industry convulsion and white anger if not settled by July 1.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Two Reinterments Set for Tomorrow
Two Pennsylvania soldiers killed overseas in the late war will be reburied tomorrow between 3 and 4 p.m. at National Cemetery. Cpls. Ivan P. Shuler of Edinboro and Chester W. Steele of Marianna, buried at Tunisia, will have military rites by the Winchester National Guard with Legionnaires as pallbearers. Rev. James Roe will conduct the graveside service. Remains arrive tomorrow morning via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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D. M. Sprinkle
Ivan P. Shuler
Harry Shuler
Edinboro
Chester W. Steele
Benjamin N. Steele
Marianna
Tunisia
Winchester National Guard
James Roe
Baltimore and Ohio RR
Canada’s wartime output more than doubles prewar economy
Between 1939 and 1945 Canada’s total production rises from 5.1 billion to 11.75 billion dollars, more than doubling the prewar level as the country shifts to war production and mobilizes its economy.
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Canada
Winchester Firemen's Executive Assn to Meet at Fire Co Hall
The Winchester Firemen's Executive Assn. will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the South End Fire Co. hall, per President Taylor Barr. A second note mentions wild turkeys hissing to mimic snakes during hatching to deter egg thieves.
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Winchester Firemen
South End Fire Co
Taylor Barr
Prize Guessing Contest At Cline's Jewelry Store
A contest offers prizes to the person who correctly guesses the carat weight and ring size of a large matched ring set displayed in the show window. The note also mentions Canada's shift toward industrialization amid a past ten years period with over half the population engaged in agriculture.
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Cline’s Jewelry
Canada
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