Telephone Call From Moscow May Bring Surprises
Paris reports unconfirmed claims that Molotov expected a phone call from Moscow that could alter Trieste in the Italian peace talks. Byrnes and Molotov’s talks sparked speculation of a Adriatic compromise while a Foreign Ministers Council commission met to defer colonies’ final disposition.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Trieste
Byrnes
Molotov
Italy
Yugoslavia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Adriatic
Foreign Ministers Council
Farm Market Building Plans To Be Discussed At Meeting
City and county residents are invited to a 8 p m mass meeting in the Courthouse to review plans for a new Farm and Home Market. The project would provide sales space for homemakers and house the curb market now on the Kent and Boscawen streets lot. Speakers include Madeline Meyers H Lovett J L Maxton Grover Schlack C W Solenberger and representatives from the Farm Bureau and Homemakers Market Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent and
Boscawen Streets
Farm and
County Board of Agriculture
Homemakers Market Committee
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau
Madeline Meyers
H. P. Lovett
J. L. Maxton
Grover Schlack
C. W. Solenberger
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Farm
Veterans Returning to Civilian Jobs Classed by State Trooper E B Mitchell
Veterans reentering civilian life include E B Mitchell a State Trooper now back near home after Army service ending March 1945 with almost a year overseas in the Pacific. Albert McDonald served two years in the Army including 18 months in the Pacific and now works at Miller and Anderson Plam ing and Heating Co. Employers of veterans are invited to contact the Star with names of veterans recently employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Mitchell
Army
Pacific Theater
Albert McDonald
Pacific
Seres the Miller and Anderson Plaming and Heating Co
Star
Company 115 Virginia State Guard to be photographed
All members of both platoons and Headquarters Detachment of Company 115 Virginia State Guard are ordered to report to the Armory Thursday at 7 PM for a group portrait. Khaki uniforms required. Lunch will be served at 7:30. Captain W A Baker.
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Company 115
Va. State Guard
W. A. Baker
Wherry Leads Senate Fight On Compromise OPA Bill
Senate debates compromise OPA extension as Wherry and allies push to block or modify the measure. House approval rises to 265 to 105, while senators weigh lifting meat price controls and related exemptions amid a joint committee draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wherry
Senate
Washington
Barkley
House
R-Neb
Joint Committee
Conference Committee
Millikin
Colp
Taft
Ohio
Lady Astor’s Son Seeks Plymouth By Election Seat
Virginia born former MP Jacob Astor announces Conservative candidacy in Plymouth by election aiming to follow his mother into Parliament. He says temperance politics not his concern and that drink choices are personal and not a political issue.
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Astor
Mof
Jacob
House of Commons
Plymouth
New Draft Law Hikes Service Personnel Pay
Washington June 26. With more than 50 million dollars at stake the nations men in uniform focus on when the draft extension compromise and pay increase become law. The twin bills cleared final congressional hurdles and the pay boosts range from 25 dollars a month for privates to 166.67 for top generals and admirals. The pay increase takes effect the first day of the month after presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Army
Navy
Marines
Truman
Board
Armed Service
Unveiling The Largest Bomber XB-36 Ground Test
The XB-36, the world's largest land based bomber, is set for a ground test in Los Angeles. Army Air Force officials describe a six engine craft with a 230 foot wing span 163 foot fuselage and after wing pusher propellers. A crew of fifteen works in pressurized compartments aboard.
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Los Angeles
Army Air Force
Byrd Defies CIO PAC in Cumberland Campaign Swing
Senator Harry F. Byrd assailed the CIO PAC in Cumberland Courthouse Virginia urging a large Democratic primary majority to influence federal policy. He charged PAC money favors labor leaders and warned of dictatorial moves to seize government, praising by former Governor Colgate W. Darden Jr. as Byrd’s campaign manager.
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Richmond
Harry FP. Byrd
CIO
Political Action Committee
Virginia
Cumberland Courthouse
Congress
PAC
Byrd
United States
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Cumberland
Darden
Byrd Darden
Town Meeting Tonight With Dr Nash At Sarah Zane Hall
Dr Nash will address Winchester residents at a town meeting in Sarah Zane Hall on world government. Fathers of Winchester Girl Scouts and camp committee members completed Camp White Rock improvements, readying for Scout move in on Tuesday July 2. Dining hall enlarged to seat eighty eight with five new tables. kitchen doubled with two refrigerators and repaired pumps. water to be pumped by power motor. Scouts fathers secured scarce materials and contributed to tent updates.
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Fathers of Winchester Girl Scouts
Camp White Rock
Correction on American Legion post command designation
A typographical error in yesterday’s Star listed Philip R. Fowle as commander of the Conrad Hoover Post of the American Legion. The correct designation is that he did not serve as Post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip R. Fowle
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Auctioneers Call to Settle Estate at Court House
Dunn and Duvall auctioneers announce sale at the court house to settle an estate. Auction date noted as June 26 with page reference 1p31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Dunn & Duvall
Porcelain in black and white for sale
A porcelain black and white item offered for fifty five dollars. GEO. W W. KURTz. (6-26-27-29-1p 3t).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W W. Kurtz
Notice for I O O F Hall committee meeting
Notice requested for members to be present at the I O O F Hall at 8 o’clock for a committee meeting. The date codes 6-26 and 7-3-10-1p-31 appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Chamber of Commerce Plans July Drive and August Election
Wendall R. Barney president announced the Board of Directors will launch a July membership drive and hold an August election to install a new secretary after Andrew Bell resigns effective October 1. New by laws await mailed ballots, with few returned so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall R. Barney
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Andrew Bell
Chamber
Barney
Pauley Fight Not Over Yet Senators Feel
Washington June 26 A political coolness between President Truman and senators who opposed Edwin C Pauley to under secretary of the Navy is noted. Some say White House hostility may affect 1948 campaigns while Tobey led the opposition and Ikes faced criticism.
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Washington
Truman
Edwin C. Pa
Capitol Hill
Tobey
Pauley
Welcome Home
Harold L. Ikes
White House
Tru- Man
New Hampshire
Ickes
Mr. Truman
Macedonia
New England
Nazarene Church Holds Special Service on June 27
The Rev. Neil Richardson of Trevecca Nazarene College will conduct a special service at the Church of the Nazarene on Thursday evening June 27. A college ladies trio will provide music and singing. Services begin at 8 oclock in the Friendship Fire Hall and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Richardson
Trevecca Nazarene College
Nashville
Tenn
Church of the Nazarene
Friendship Fire Hall
Turkey Growers Prepare for Fredericksburg Meeting
Frederick County turkey growers plan to attend a meeting at Forrest Hall Farm near Fredericksburg on Monday July 1. Local attendees include Leonard Williams T B Rosenberger W B Cheeley and I Fred Stine with several feed dealers. About 15 000 turkeys are in production on the farm as county agent I Fred Stine notes. A historic Fredericksburg tour is slated for Sunday afternoon preceding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Forrest Hall Farm
Fredericksburg
Leonard Wiliams
T. B. Rosenberger
W. B. Cheeley
I. Fred Stine
Nye Concedes in North Dakota Senate Race
U S Senator William Langer and J B Bridston led a tight ND Republican senatorial race as Gerald P Nye joined Bill Lanier in conceding to Milton R Young in North Dakota’s second Senate contest.
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Farggo
N. D
U. S
William Langer
J. B. Bridston
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Bill Lanier
Milton R. Young
R-Nd
Independence Plan For India To Be Outlined
NEW DELHI June 2. The British Cabinet Mission said it would issue a statement within 24 hours outlining an interim framework for Indian independence. Possible options include cooperation with the Muslim League, a Congress dominated government, a territorial plan, or secretaries as nominees. The Congress working committee rejected the interim rule plan. Meanwhile in eight Congress provinces, prime ministers report progress in selecting assembly candidates to draft a new Indian Constitution.
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New Delhi
Congress Party
Prime Min
Proposals May Be Merged By UN Atomic Conferees
New York June 26 United Nations atomic energy talks aimed at world control and development proceed with both plans deemed meritorious though deadlocked between the United States and Russia. An atomic working committee was set up to draft an international plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
United States
Russia
U. N. Atomic Energy
U. S
Sia
Poland
Commission
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Playgrounds In City Open Monday July 1
City recreation announces Handley Grounds and Douglas Play Area open July 1 from 4 to 6 p m Monday through Friday. Program includes games events and leadership training running through July with a calendar of daily activities and themed days at Handley and Douglas sites.
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Handley Grounds
Douglas
Sowees
Cnn Oom
Imaeeen
Seinenberger
Helen Brown
Watsoia
Sue Catlett
Miss Adelaide
Sieg Virginia Gregory
Handley and Douglas
Cameron Hill
Handley
C F Schenck Named Lions Club's Outstanding Member
C F Schenck Winchester businessman received the Lions Club Lion of the Year award at the officers dinner at the County Club. He has long served the club and community, chaired multiple committees, led several organizations, and held key public service roles including Red Cross chair and Selective Service board member. The event featured vocal selections by Miss Courtney Mae Farver and remarks by Mayor C R Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Schenck
Winchester
Schenck
Comac
Lions Club
Conrad—Hoover
American Legion
War Memorial
Winchester Recreational Department
Winchester-Frederick County Red Cross
Frederick County Selective Service Board
Allen T. Hawthorne
Courtney MaeFarver
Lion
Ben Cather
Anderson
C. R. Anderson
The
Swartz Barber Shop Maintains Prices in Winchester VA
H W Swartz Barber Shop at 206 East Piccadilly Street Winchester Virginia has not raised its prices. The notice lists the address and owner initials H W Swartz.
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H. W. Swartz
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
H.W. Swartz
World of Free People Will Be Free From Hunger
Wheeler McMillen of Philadelphia editor of the Farm Journal told the American Plant Food Council that only a world of free people will be free from hunger. He spoke at Hot Springs about aiding the earths less fortunate and supporting a soup kitchen concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillen
Hot Springs
Wheeler McMillen
Philadelphia
Farm Journal
American Plant Food Councilmocracy
Presser Notice Involving Id Ley Carper Persons
A press conference notice names individuals Id, Ley, and Carper in connection with a forthcoming event. Officials outline agenda and participation details while emphasizing accountability and transparency at the public briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley & Carper
Headley's Auction Sale of Antiques Set for Thursday
Antiques to be sold starting 10:00 a.m. Thursday at 27 Braddock Street Second Floor, Headley's Auctions. Auction includes various items cataloged as 4-1p-3t with sale slated for June 27, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Headley's
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J. B. Cather
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