Children to Stage Mt Olive Program at Hayfield
At Mt Olive EUB church near Hayfield children are set to perform in the annual 8 p m Sunday program featuring music and recitations. Participants include Dorothy Foster Bobby Ramey Charlotte Clowser Arthur Clowser and others with pieces like Children’s Broadcasting Co Tune In and What Dad Thought and a children’s day message by Donald Austin.
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Mt. Ive Eub
Hayfield
James Wilkins
Nancy Triplett
Lynney
Freddie Wilkins
Jerry Kuhn
Rosebud
Donna Austin
Donald Austin
Mortimer Kins Real Estate Sale Front of County Court House
Real estate auction announced for June 18 at 11 a.m. at the front of the County Court House. Purchases to include property on S. Kent.
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Mortimerkins
County Courthouse
S. Kent
C. C
Parkway
Westinghouse
Louis Knieling
F. Artrip, Jr
Wheat opens weak as harvest aided by clear weather
Chicago grains report a weak Wheat start with forecasts of clear southwestern weather accelerating harvesting. Feed grains hold steady as opening prices show Wheat July 1.937, September 1.942, December 1.9612. Corn July 1.31, September 1.2342, December 1.1352. Oats July 0.5914, September 0.58, December 0.5936. Rye September 1.372. Lard July 11.25, October 11.20.
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Chocago
Answers to Daily Quiz Show World Knowledge
Answers to daily quiz printed on Page 4 include Charles Goodyear of New Haven Connecticut James Knox Polk displaced person France South true Theodore Roosevelt Russia the Dionne quintuplets and buttress.
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Charles Goodyear
New Haven
Conn
James Knox Polk
France
South
Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Phone Rate Boost Hearing Reopens September 13
The State Corporation Commission will reconvene the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co rate case on September 13 with cross examination of witnesses. Robert W. Michie testified the company may need $40 million in construction to meet demand while seeking after tax earnings of $2.384 million annually. Principal objectors include the League of Virginia Counties and 26 cities and towns led by Morton L. Wallerstein of Richmond.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Robert W. Michie
T. Justin Moore
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
C & P Holdings
Michie
League of Virginia
Morton L. Wallerstein
Coplon Testimony Details Meeting With Russian Agent
Miss Coplon described meetings with Gubitchev the Russian engineer she knew since Labor Day weekend 1948 in New York. She said she never gave him papers, only a necktie and Christmas cookies, while he gave flowers and occasional talk. She testified about the pocketbook reference to a top secret report and a doubtful relationship.
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Miss Coplon
Foley
FBI
House Committee On unAmerican
Palmer
Gubitchev
New York City
New York
Museum of Modern Art
United States
Pensions talks with USW loom as July 16 strike deadline nears
The conference enters its third session amid bargaining stalemate over pensions. Both sides recognize the USW can strike this year if no agreement is reached by July 16, a contrast to last year’s outcome.
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Confreees
USW
Weather scene reports wildfire risk and heat across regions
Scattered forest fires continued to burn in the Adirondacks with 41 blazes since last Saturday under control. New England sweltered with mid 80s temperatures and little rain for five days. Dried pastures cut milk production in New Jersey while northern regions saw snow in Butte and the Rockies.
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New Hampshire
Maine
New England
New York State
Adirondacks
State Conservation Department
New Jersey
Rockies
Butte
Mont
U. S
Card of Thanks for Help and Sympathy
We express heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their helpfulness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father.
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New Jersey
Minnesota
Postwar relief costs rise as unemployment lingers in states
A review of 1948 to 1949 relief programs shows higher costs per relief family from food and hospital bills, rising rents, longer relief rolls, and migrant movements. States report increases in aid to dependent children and welfare. New York surpasses 500k unemployment claims while Ohio, Pennsylvania, Delaware and others adjust budgets amid slow postwar recovery.
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Maine
Oregon
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Ohio
Municipal Association
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Missouri
Louisiana
New York
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Welfare programs face rising loads across Southern states
The report shows Kentucky and North Carolina increasing relief burdens with no quick emergency legislation. Virginia expands to 12.2 million for next year, Tennessee sees relief grow by over a thousand cases monthly, and West Virginia raises welfare funds by about 50 percent to cover basic needs. Unemployment claims shift unevenly, with April totals down in some states and up in others.
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Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
West Virginia
Tennessee
Inflation fighting saving with Security Bond dollars
Your Security Bond dollars do more than give you security. They help you fight inflation. For wise saving means more sensible spending fewer dollars to bid up prices or scarce goods. Also every dollar invested in Bonds retires an equal amount in inflationary credit.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Mt. Olive
Iif
Wells & Wade
Winchester
Brick Presbyterian Church
John Nichol Irwin
Jane Watson
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
Truman
International
Chicago
M-M Combine
Harvester
M-M
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Coplon
Julian A. Everly
E. Boscawen St
Trieste
Italy
Judith Coplon
Harold Ickes
Municipal Court
Ruth Gruber
Interior Department
Department
Murrray
Ually
Union
Geneva
Marvel
W. Adams
N. Cameron St
Barr’s Farmers Hardware
National Ave
J. R. Alexander, JR
Joseph Murray
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Glaize & Bro
N.cameron St
Chapman Motor Co
W. Boscawen St
Henry T. Goode
Rouss Ave
Furniture Stoves Ranges
Winchester Furniture Co
U.S
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