Virginia Union, Company Meet Over Pay Proposal in Richmond
About 1,600 Virginia Public Service workers and management met in Richmond to resolve wage disputes. Governor Battle's representative Ed Boggs and Labor Commissioner M. Boggs led talks with Amalgamated Association officials. The company offered a three cent per hour raise this year and two cents next year, with a vote set for tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia It Company
Goveror Battle
Edond M. Boggs, Jr
E Company
Telephone wage terms revealed in Virginia union vote
Richmond report shows new wage gains of one to eleven dollars weekly for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone workers represented by division 33 of the Communications Workers of America. The union announced a mail referendum as negotiations continued, with ballots mailed and returned for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesae and Potomac Telephonempany
Virginia
Y Division 33
Communications Workers of America
CIO
Gnion
Virginia sheriffs and city sergeants meet in Bristol
About 1 000 delegates are expected August 9 and 10 for the Virginia Association of Sheriffs and City Sergeants annual gathering in Bristol. Governor John 8 Bat of Virginia is slated to speak at the principal banquet.
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Bristol
Virginia Association of Sherfs
John 8. Bat
Virginia
Estate Sales Schedule for Winchester and Gainesboro
June 24 11 am sale of J Rees estate 531 N Braddock St household goods and personal belongings July 8 11 am sale of Orence Myers Barr estate in front of Frederick County House real estate on Peyton St Winchester July 14 12 noon Herbert Larrick Trustee in front of Estate in Gainesboro at Winchester Court House
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J. Rees
N. Braddock St
Orence Myers Barr
Erick County
Peyton St
Winchester
Herpert
Larrick
Gainesboro
Funeral services announced for Hattie B Scroggins
Funeral services for Hattie B. Scroggins are announced with details pending final arrangements. The family has not yet completed the service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie B. Scroggins
Mundt warns of shrinking freedoms worldwide at Richmond convention
Senator Karl E. Mundt told the Co-Operative Club International convention in Richmond that political and economic freedoms are narrowing as governments concentrate power. He cited varied forms of this trend and noted over 1,000 delegates attended the opening. A business session and Williamsburg tour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Uni
Co-Operative Club International
Williamsburg
Virginia Milk and Cream Act upheld by court stance
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the 1934 Virginia Milk and Cream Act. Chief Justice Hudgins affirmed Richmond Circuit Court ruling after challenges by Elizabeth City County supervisors and Peninsula groups over state milk price orders in the Newport News market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Edward W. Hudgins
Hudgins
Carpenter Held On Murder Charge
Stanley Page County authorities charged Merle Rothged with murder after the fatal shooting at a carnival Saturday night of Olin Dinges, a Stanley carpenter and stone mason. Dinges died in a Charlottesville hospital from a .22 caliber neck wound. His ex wife, present at the scene, attributed the wound to jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Page County
Merle
West African Gold Coast Railway Mileage Report
A study notes the colony covers about 365 miles of railroad. The figure highlights transport infrastructure in the Gold Coast, reflecting colonial levels of rail development and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West African Gold Coast Colony
Hadacol Promises Quick Relief for Deficiency Sickness
An advertisement touts Hadacol as a cure for neuritis gas stomach pains and general weakness caused by vitamins B and D iron and niacin shortages. A Tennessee reader testifies to rapid improvement and better sleep after using Hadacol, with the sale offering a money back guarantee and prices of 1.25 for trial or 3.50 for larger bottles.
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Myrtlee
Route 1
Martin
Tennessee
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Phillips Observe 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Phillips Sr of Route 1 marked their 50th wedding anniversary on June 14 with a reception for family and friends. The couple, wed at the Weakley home, earlier lived in Culpeper and Winchester, and he was a Western Maryland Railroad conductor before retirement.
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William E. Phillips
Route 1
Phillips
Thomas A. Mont
Cumberland
Thomas E R. Fields
Baltimore
Robert C. Clater
Berryville
George C. Phillips
Richland
Wash
Roland R. Phillips
Washington
William E. Phillips, Jr
Alexandria
Thomas A. Mont, Jr
Gloria Ann Mont
Thomas Lynn Fields
Joan Phillips
Barbara Ann Phillips
Patty Sue Clater
Bobby Clater
Ricky Clater
Joanna Phillips
Stevie Mont
Jeff Mont
Claude A. Phillips
LeRoy Grayson
Frank Weakley
Ridgely
W. Va
Samuel Spitler
Western Maryland Railroad
Winchester
Culpeper
Search Underway For Burglary Suspects
State Police launched an intensive search near Charlottesville for two men who escaped a roadblock after a chase through central Virginia. Walter Franklin Foster of Charlotte NC is held in Nelson County on breaking and entering and grand larceny charges for burglaries at Lovingston Amherst drug stores.
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Charlottesville
Here
Virginia
Walter Franklin Foster
Charlotte
N. C
Nelson County
Lovingston
Amherst
L. F. Payne
Foster
Payne
Amherst County
How’s Your I Q Answers And Quiz Response
Answers to the Page 4 quiz list locations foods people and dates. Items include South Amboy Calf liver Napoleon Bonaparte Robert Browning Calvary five cents Ludwig von Beethoven Gregory Ape Charles K Harris and a bomb drop question with a 19 second impact timing.
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South Amboy
N. J
Napoleon Bonaparte
Waterloo
Robert Browning
Calvary
Ludwig von Beethoven
Gregory
Ape
Charles K. Harris
So You Can Hear brochure free for deafened persons
Advertisement offers a free Beltone brochure titled So You Can Hear for hard of hearing individuals. It promises practical guidance on enjoying sermons, music, companionship, and business success and asks recipients to mail name and address to Beltone Dept. 8657, 1450 W. 19th St. Chicago Illinois.
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Beltone
19Th St
Chicago
Ill
Miss Lee Weds Mr Fletcher in Clarke County Ceremony
Miss Shirley Lorraine Lee daughter of Milton Lee and the late Mrs Lee of Clarke County and Washington and foster daughter of the Perks of Clarke County married Mr Charles C Fletcher son of Flora and Arthur Fletcher of Bluemont at Marvin Chapel Church. The Rev C C Bush of Charles Town officiated. The ceremony featured ferns candelabra and roses with music by Mildred Brown. The bride wore a nylon crepe dress with a blue veil and carried a gardenia. The best man was Baker Fletcher. A reception followed at the Perks home and the couple will live in Washington D C after a southern wedding trip.
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Shirley Lorraine Lee
Milton Lee
Lee
Clarke County
Washington
James Perks
Charles C. Fletcher
Flora Fletcher
Arthur Fletcher
Bluemont
Marvin Chapel
C. C. Bush
Charles Town
W. Va
Eleanor Thompson
Kearneysville
Berryvile
Fletcher
Baker Fletcher
Mrs. Perks
Gilbert Royston, Jr
W. T. Willingham, Jr
Royston
Mary Bisco
Rose Barker
John Pierce
Delphia Driscall
Wifred Ridgley
Ronnie
William Allder
Vienna
Mary Catherine Kerns
Winchester
Calvin Nicodemus
John Kelly
Robert Whittington
Theodore Caylor
Wolfe
Rectortown
Andrew McNeil Dies In Hospital
Andrew J. McNeil 77 a merchant in Roanoke for 30 years died at 5 25 p.m. Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Wirtz Va he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs John McNeil. His wife Ollie B McNeil preceded him in death. Several children survive. The body was shipped from Jones Funeral Home to John M Oakey Funeral Home Roanoke forTuesday services and burial at Evergreen.
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Andrew J. McNeil
Roanoke
Palace Hotel
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wirtz
John McNeil
Ollie B. McNeil
Jones Funeral Home
John M. Oakey Funeral Home
Evergreen
Mrs. Joanna Grandstaff Dies of Stroke in Winchester
Mrs. Joanna Grandstaff 174 widow of Kirby Grandstaff died Sunday at 3 30 PM in Hillcrest Nursing Home Winchester after a stroke. She born Shenandoah County March 1 1886. Survived by two sons Mary L. Grandstaff and Delford Grandstaff. Funeral Wednesday 10 AM Dover Reformed Church Dover Pa. Burial Greenmont Cemetery York Pa.
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Joanna Grandstaff
Kirby Grandstaff
Hillcrest
Winchester
Mark L. Grandstaff
Grave Avenue
Dover Reformed Church
Mr. Lambert
Greenmont Cemetery
York
Obituary Roy Keller Dies in Winchester Hospital
Roy Keller 56 a barber by trade died in Winchester early yesterday morning after a brief illness at 125 East Clifford Street. Native of Martinsburg he was World War Veteran and survived by two sons Ralph and Robert Keller. Funeral services set for Thursday at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Roy Keller
Winchester
Keller
E. Clifford St
Martinsburg
Clarence
Ella Carter Keller
Lula Hook
Ralph
Winconsin
Robert Keller
Brown Funeral Home
Green Hill Cemetery
Tap Dancer Bennie Sargent Wins Palace Show Award
Bennie Sargent of Bunker Hill took first place Saturday at the Palace Theater Amateur Show. The dancer is slated to appear soon on the Ted Mack television program. Second prize went to Charles Alger of Rt. 1-A, a vocalist, and Beckie Greene of 18 W Clifford St, also a vocalist, earned third.
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Bennie Sargent
Bunker Hill
Palace Theater
Ted Mack
Charles Alger
Rt. 1-A
Beckie Greene
W. Clifford St
Mrs Scroggins Dies In Winchester Hospital
Mrs Hattie B Scroggins 60 wife of William Scroggins of 607 S Cameron St died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after six weeks illness. Born February 2 1890 she was daughter of the late Andrew and Josephine Stotler of Frederick County. Survived by husband two sons William in Navy Oregon Paul at home four daughters Earl Faircloth Winchester James Diffendaffer Boyce Dorothy and Juanita Scroggins at home two brothers Roy Whitacre Ervin Albin Final rites planned from Jones Funeral Home with Dr S L Flickinger and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Hattie B. Scroggins
William Scroggins
S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Andrew and
Josephine Smith Stotler
Frederick County
National Fruit Products Company
William
U. S. Navy
Oregon
Paul
Justice Department Soon To Rule On Amerasia Report
Washington reports say Attorney General McGrath will decide soon whether to release a full federal grand jury recommended report on the Amerasia case. The story ties McCarthy charges about Communist influence at the State Department to five year old arrests and secret documents.
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Washington
McGrath
Justice Department
Amerasia
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
FBI
Earl Warren
California
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Bridges
New Hampshire
Sheriff’s Sale At Winchester Auction Of Store Goods
By virtue of levy and attachment in the Bun cutter case the sheriff will publicly auction at the Geo W Crowser warehouse 21 Clark Street Winchester Virginia on Friday June 23 1950 at 1 p m a quantity of store goods including canned goods soft drinks cigarettes tobacco extracts a show case motor oil automobile accessories kerosene grease guns emery grinder adding machine electric soft drink cooler heating stove feed Ferguson plow and other merchandise Coleman Dunn auctioneer Joe L Jolliffe clerk.
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Levy
R. E. Buncutter
W. Willard W. Meade
Geo. W. Crowser
Clark Street
Winchester
Virginia
Ferguson
McCarthy Vatican Talk Report Denied by Peurifoy
Friday meeting with Deputy Undersecretary John E. Peurifoy sparked US Vatican representation talk. Peurifoy denied initiating talks to ask the cardinal to call off McCarthy. Attorney General McGrath said he must study the jury views on Amerasia and would discuss with officials before deciding.
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John E. Peurifoy
U. S
Vatican
Peurifoy
McCarthy
McGrath
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Milk and Cream Act UK
Carpenter
Armstrong
John W. Ros
S. Braddock
Nberger & Co., Inc
Wade
I. Q
Miss Lee
Mr. Fletcher
Andrew McNeil
George Henderson
Ft. Cumberland
Henderson
Henry Oxnard
Edgewood
Upperville
Oxnard
Paris
France
Dresden
Daniel Burner
Woodstock
E.S.T
Scroggins
Cameron St
Senate
Emmanuel .S. Larson
Navy
Andrew Roth
Larson
Amerasing
Philip Jaffe
Roth
John 8S
Service
Dean Acheson
Poland
Cardinal
Cardinal Spellman
Sheriff's Sale
Rob T. L. Dehaven
Coleman Dunn
Joe L. Jolliffe
Jaatee
N. Cameron
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Hill’s
Oreo
Ironers
E. Boscawen St
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Fruit Growers
Fermate and
Cormate
Growers Supply Company
Wyck and
Cameron Sts
Safeway
Sunnyfield
Mrs
Dalewood
Senerec
Buncutter Tire CO
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