OPS Field Agents Here Week of 16th
Office of Price Stabilization field service schedules visits in Fredericksburg Alexandria Winchester Staunton and Charlottesville on June 16 to 20. Hours are 1 PM to 4 30 PM and 7 30 PM to 9 PM. Local sites include Frederickshoro City Hall and other civic buildings.
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Price Stabilizaion Field Service
Fredicksburg
Alexandria
Winchester
Staunton
Charlottesville
Harold R Stephenson
Richmond
OPS
Frederickshoro
Virginia Electric & Power Co
How's Your I Q Answers Revealed
Below are the quiz answers printed on Page 4. The Nile. 9 Termae. They are wines. Hummingbirds. 25 000 miles. Colosseum. Comrade. Horse racing.
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The
Nile
Colosseum
Notice of Limited Debt Responsibility
Raymond Luttrell of Grimes Virginia states on June 4 1931 that he will not be responsible for debts other than his own. The notice asserts personal liability limits and clarifies financial responsibility.
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Raymond Luttrell Grimes
Auction Listings June 7 to June 14 Duvall Auctions
Auction notices list sales by Chas. R. Duvall and others in Winchester and nearby areas. Items include furniture stock real estate merchandise store equipment meat and personal property. Dates range June 7 to June 14 with times from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at multiple addresses and venues.
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C. Lacy
Abe
R. Duvall
Ward
North Ave
Winchester
Affieck
Berryville Ave
Chas. R. Duvall
Chas. Duvall
St. Winchester
Reaneks
E. H. mi
Clearbrook
Jonett Re
Chas
Heat Barr Owe
Frederick County
Boyes
Duvall
East Germain Bt
Funeral services for Margaret A. Brown Monday
Funeral services for Margaret A. Brown of Cedar Hill Frederick County will be held at 2 p m Monday at Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev G K Murry officiating She was born in Clearbrook daughter of Randolph Brown who survive Also surviving are three sisters Mary Louise Evelyn Rosa Irene and seven brothers John Randolph Charles Ellwood Calvin Leroy Carl Lee all of Clearbrook Burial will be in Lees Chapel Cemetery Clearbrook
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Margaret A. Brown
Cedar Hill
Frederick County
Cartwright Funeral Home
G. K. Murry
Clearbrook
Randolph Brown
Mary Louise
Evelyn
Rosa Irene Brown
John Randolph
Charles Ellwood Calvin Leroy
Carl Lee Brown
Lee's Chapel
All-Day Sunday Service At Gainesboro Church
An all-day meeting at Gainesboro Church features Rev Grover C. Jenkins at 10 a.m. and Memorial Services with Walker Bond of the Society of Friends at 2:30 p.m. Rev Charles Burkett will lead the music. Lunch is served in the church basement at 12:30 p.m.
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Gainesboro
Grover C. Jenkins
Walker Bond
Society of Friends
Charles Burkett
North Frederick
Truman rallies WWI buddies warns against defense cuts
In Springfield the president addressed 1918 veterans at the Shrine Mosque. He defended defense spending, cited U S Air Force wings and modern weapons growth, and urged Senate action to integrate Germany into NATO defense. He criticized election year political talk and warned the country remains in danger.
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Truman
France
129Th Field Artillery
United States
United States Army
Navy
Korea
Air Department
Sen. Taft
Senate
Germany
Europe
NATO
Springfield
Camera Club to Tour Hershey Sunday
Winchester Camera Club members meet at 7 a.m. at the Post Office to travel as a group to Hershey Pennsylvania. Clarence Lamp chairs the committee and H. Randolph Supe will lead the tour with Ralph Lamp and other members including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newcome Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy Mr. and Mrs Charles Murphy Paul Chamberlin and the Rowe and Smith families.
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Winchester Camera Club
Post Office
Hershey
Rose Gardens
Clarence Lamp
H. Randolph Supe
Ralph Lamp
Leonard Newcome
Harry Murphy
Charles Murphy
Paul Chamberlin
Benny Brown Heads to New York for Amateurs Hour Finals
Benny Brown of 666 1 2 N. Loudoun St. travels to Madison Square Garden to compete in the Original Amateur Hour finals for a chance at a 2000 scholarship and a gold cup. Radio finalists perform on ABC Radio June 12, with TV finals June 17 at the International Theater Columbus Circle.
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Benny Brown
Loudoun St
Dison Square Garden
Ted Mack
Bet
ABC Radio Network
International Theater
Columbus Circle
New York City
Benny, Jr
Channel 4
Benny
Hores
Music Guild of Washington
Bethesda Naval Base
Young Benny
Madison Square Garden
New York Foundling Hospital
Police Court Roundup of Driving Violations and Fines
Wesley B. Whitmore of Semendria fined 10.25 for improper inspection. Willard Lee Denham aged 33 of 532 N Loudoun St fined 14.25 for following too closely. Raymond M. Allen of 908 Smithfield Ave fined 8 for improper burg and muffler. Joseph J. Campbell of 32 Strasburg fined 9.25 for improper muffler.
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Wesley B. Whitmore
Willard Lee Denham
N. Loudoun Street
Raymond M. Allen
Smithfield Avenue
Murburg
Joseph J. Campbell
Strasburg
Muffer
Tractor Kills Boy in Virginia Field
A farm tractor toppled backward killing 9 year old Franklin Roosevelt Davis near Java Virginia. His uncle, unnamed, was injured in the accident that occurred as they rode the tractor on a farm in Pittsylvania County.
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Java
Franklin Roosevelt Davis
Pittsylvania County
Martinsburg Chamber names Marshall L. Farmer executive secretary
Marshall L. Farmer of Winchester was named executive secretary of the Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce at a Board meeting held Thursday at the Hotel Shenandoah. He will assume duties July 1, succeeding Nelson Clarke. Farmer, a Windsor Park assistant manager in Washington, has led Washington hotels and served as Spring Valley Chamber executive secretary. He is married to Sue Anderson and resides at 811 Braddock Street.
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Marshall L. Farmer
Weinchester
Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah
Farmer
Windsor Park
Washington, D. C
Sume
Nelson Clarke
Washington
Ing
Spring Valley
N.Y
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sue Anderson
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
A. Braddock Street
Grass Fire on Greenway Road Reported in Frederick County
Firemen responded yesterday evening to a grass blaze on Greenway Road in Frederick County around 5 15 p m. The fire was brought under control with the land ownership details still unclear as investigators sought to establish ownership of the affected area.
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Greenway
Greenway Road
Frederick County
Col Thomson to Talk at Exchange Meeting
Col James M. Thomson of Gaylord will be guest speaker at the New Orleans Item luncheon discussing Recollections of Huey Long. The event marks an annual exchange gathering with the newspaper staff and local business leaders in attendance.
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Col. Thomson
James M. Thomson
Gaylord
New Orleans Item
Huey Long
Advocates Rally For Special Assembly Session In Virginia
Roanoke senator Earl Fitzpatrick and Bristol senator George Warren endorsed recalling lawmakers to redraw General Assembly districts. Delegates Armistead Boothe and supporters push Governor Battle to call a special session to meet constitutional reapportionment deadlines citing delays since 1942. Two opponents, M. M. Long and Frank P. Burton, questioned the effort while Byrd Jr. supported recall.
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Roanoke
Earl Fitzpatrick
George Warren
Bristol
Virginia
General Assembly
M. M. Long
St. Paul
Frank P. Burton
Stuart
Long
Burton
del Armistead Boothe
Alexandria
Governor Battle
Battle
Assembly
Vilia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Byrd
Boothe
Exchange of pulpits in Millwood Episcopal services
Rev Francis Bayard Rhein, rector of Cunningham Chapel Parish Millwood, will conduct and preach at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow at 11. The Millwood church exchange aims to acquaint congregations with their clergy. Rhein, a Virginia Theological Seminary graduate, led churches in Virginia before and after WWII and served as a Navy chaplain during the war.
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Francis Bayard Rhein
Cunningham Charel
Millwood
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Rhein
Cunningham Chapel
Virginia
Emmanuel
Newport
R. I
Millwood-Boyce
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Oak Grove
Warsaw
United States Navy
Hickenlooper Sees U.S. Leading in H-Bomb Race
Senator Hickenlooper, ranking Republican on the Senate Atomic Energy Committee, argued that the United States far leads Russia in atomic weapons and materials and will stay ahead. He rebutted a fellow committee member’s suggestion that Russia could outstrip the U.S. in the hydrogen bomb race.
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Hickenlooper
U. S
Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
Atomic Energy Committee
Smathers Sees Truman Possible Run After Steel Case
Sen George Smathers of Florida said President Truman may seek re election because the Supreme Court ruled he lacked power to seize the steel industry. Smathers told reporters there is a chance Truman will run again, calling his danger up.
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Smathers
Truman
Miami Beach
Fila
Supreme Court
George Smathers
D-Fla
Heart Attack Fatal To Robert Lee Reid
Robert Lee Reid aged 51 of Clarke County died Friday afternoon of a heart attack while in his car at Berryville. A tinner by trade, he was born October 21, 1893 in Falls Church. Surviving are his wife Grace May Longerbeam, a brother John D. Reid, and two sisters Mrs Henry Jacobs and Mrs Frank Leonard. Funeral services Sunday at 4 p.m. at John Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev. Percy White officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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Robert Lee Reid
Clarke County
Berryville
Reid
Falls Church
Mr. Reid
John Reid
Ella Gallahan Reid
Loudoun County
Round Hill
Grace May Longerbeam
John D. Reid
Henry Jacobs
Hamilton
Frank Leonard
Martinsburg
W. V
John Enders
Percy White
Northampton County Backs Sen. Byrd for Re election
Northampton County Democrats unanimously endorse Senator Harry Flood Byrd for another term in the United States Senate. The endorsement signals solid party support for Byrd in the upcoming election season.
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Northampton County
Sen
Byrd
Eastville
Harry Flood Byrd
United States
Senate
Eisenhower defends powers and peace at news conference
The general said he would do anything to attain secure peace though no easy path exists. He discussed labor steel crisis, constitutional powers in emergencies, and rejected questions about Alger Hiss and Rockefeller links, finishing after a 40 minute briefing amid questions from newsmen.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Emanuel Josephson
Eisenhower Defends Record as Pickets Protest Conference
General statements recount Eisenhower declaring he met Hiss once and rejected defending Communism or Fascism. Four pickets from the Non-Partisan Committee Against a Military President demonstrated outside the hotel during a 40 minute news conference. The placards warned against a brass hat in the White House and an army race toward war.
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Eisenhower
White House
Hotel Vendome Fire Sends 100 Guests Fleeing
About 100 guests fled a blaze at the Hotel Vendome in downtown Johnstown early today. Firemen, alerted by a guest, battled the three alarm fire for two and a half hours. four guests and two firefighters were overcome by smoke but there were no casualties. Origin of the 80 room hotel fire was undetermined and damage estimates were not given.
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Johnstown
Fe P
Vendome
Hotel
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