Page Republicans split over Byrd stance on labor in Page County
At a mass meeting in Lurry Virginia delegates debated Gov. Tuck appointments to the Board of Elections and attacked rival Republicans. Vernon Dovel urged opposition to John L. Lewis and aligned with Senator Byrd, signaling political rifts and endorsements within Page County Republicans.
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Lurry
I. Will
Ananim
Page Republican Committee
Oy I. R. Dovel
Republican Party
Tuck
Richmond
Robert C. Bayliss
Board of Elections
Will
Bayliss
Robert H. Woods
Pearisburg
Dovel
General Assembly
Vernon Dovel
John L. Lewis
Virginia appoints five member State Water Control Board
Governor Tuck named E. Blackburn Moore of Berryville to a one year term on the new five member board forming Virginia’s anti pollution agency. Other appointees include Ross H. Walker of Richmond and R. A. West of Covington for three year terms and T Brady Saunders of Richmond for a four year term.
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Richmond
Tuck
State Water Control Board
Virginia
General Assembly
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Ross H. Walker
R. A. West
Covington
West Hard Oil Company
T. Brady Saunders
Virginia Manufacterene Deni
Ot — Porn Deschburg
Teernhil Wagon Company
Moore
Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Funeral Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for Elizabeth Lee 81 who died yesterday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the Baptist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. She was the widow of Clarke County farmer William Lee who died over 20 years ago after a monthlong illness.
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Elizabeth Lee
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Police Court Sentences In Arlington Man For False Pretenses
In a hearing before Justice John W. Rice Thurston Norman McIntosh of Arlington was sentenced to 12 months in jail on a charge of taking money under false pretenses. Darwood William Alexander of Ann Arbor Michigan was fined 20 dollars and costs for being drunk and disorderly. Clyde Will Showalter R F D 1 was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a 30 days suspended jail sentence. Joseph F Bayliss 438 Fairmont Ave was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. George DeHaven 450 North Kent Street was given a six months jail sentence for being drunk and disorderly. Glenn F Good 16 South Kent Street was fined 5 dollars and costs for an improper muffler on his car. Lynn R Sirbaugh was fined 20 dollars and costs for being drunk and disorderly.
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John W. Rice
Thurston Norman McIntosh
Arlington
McIntosh
Washington, D. C
Po- Darwood
William Alexander
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Clyde Will Showalter
Joseph F. Bayliss
Fairmont Ave
George DeHaven
North Kent Street
Glenn F. Good
South Kent Street
Lynn R. Sirbaugh
Answers to the Daily Quiz Correct options listed
Answers to the Daily Quiz present correct choices for questions printed on a page. Federal district governed by Congress is noted for question one. Alien Custodian is listed for question two. The atomic bomb tests referenced for question three. A quoted line about ground sea and air forces appears for question four. Question nine answers three and question ten states the purpose is to infuse air into the mixture.
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Congress
Journey Home: A Brooklyn Leave on the Palm Queen
In a Florida return from Europe, Corbett, a young 4AF bombardier, shares a tense railcar encounter with a Brookyln girl's breezy chatter. They clash over class, war fatigue, and longing, as he faces a 21 day leave before rejoining duties in Miami. The scene ends with flirtation and unease aboard a New York bound Palm Queen.
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Syworsis
Don Corbett
Bombardier
Miami
Europe
Brooklys
Corbett Andsch
Nina
Brooklys Bombardier
Florida
Corbett
OPA
Caretaker government eyed for India until post election
In New Delhi June 27 political observers expect a statement from Viceroy Lord Wavell on forming a caretaker government to rule India until a Constituent Assembly drafts a constitution. Elections results may not be known until late July. Negotiations with Indian leaders will resume after returns, potentially creating an interim government including provincial representation and a Muslim seat.
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New Delhi
Lord Wavell
India
Constituent Assembly
Bengal
Punjab
Labor Unions Clash With Amish Church Decrees
In La Grange Indiana the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union conflicts with Amish church rules as Deacon Moses Mast warns that Amish girls hired at Wilson Brothers haberdashery must quit if they join the union. He says membership in any organization outside the church is sin and warns layoffs would not hurt.
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la Grange
Ind
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Wilson Brothers Haberdashery
Moses Mast
Household Goods and Farm Items Auction List
Items include heating stove Heatrola cook stove two burner oil stove gas plate oil heater kitchen table four chairs oak double bed Victrola board an antique double bed two barrel vinegar two electric fans chicken wire jars and various other items.
Hobbs Anti-Racketeering Bill Not Reached President
President Truman says the Hobbs Bill banning union interference with interstate farm movement has not reached his desk. He plans to consider it after consulting government agencies and notes he vetoed the related Case Labor Disputes Bill previously.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
White House
Snyder Approves Reorganization Plan Submitted
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told the Senate Judiciary Committee that opposition to Truman reorganization plans stems from insiders with interests and outsiders fearing private impact. He said the plans collectively advance government administration, simplify leadership, and yield economy, recommending they take effect.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
House
LaGuardia urges unions to drop color lines in labor
Fio rello LaGuardia, UNRRA director general, tells the NAACP that American labor unions must end race discrimination to model true democracy for the world. President Truman echoes the call for fair wages without racial bias, while urging personal responsibility to curb prejudice.
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Cincinnati
Fiorello LaGuardia
UNRRA
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Truman
la Guardia
Association
Wallace Speech Moves PAC Students at Washington Event
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace spoke to a National Citizens Political Action Committee audience in Washington. He praised the Democratic party as capable of advancing progressive causes, while warning Republican forces sheathed in power resist progress. Wallace said he would remain a Republican only if the party serves progress.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Wallace
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Truman
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Mtly
L. S. Par
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Olk
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Dovel Brothers Speaks
Gingha
Yne Feiacas
John W. Rosenberger
Fruis Growers of Frederick Co
Water Control Board
Mrs. Lee
and Anderson Electrical Co
N. Braddock St
Winchester
the Journey
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Chapter
Palm Beach
Fifth Avenue
Sheba
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York
Sticks
Tennessee Hills
Iowa Farm
Ohio
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Pierrepont Street
Miam
Air Force Redistribution Center
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Suez
Alaska
North Loudoun St
Roy P. Duvall
Gladys Snyder
Hobbs Bill
Pres. Truman
LaGuardia
PAC School
Fair Play Store
South Loudoun St
Havne
Pittsburgh “Utility
Dimited
Axe
Brumback’s Orth
Pied A Co
REAL
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
Railk Haldeman
George Washington
N. Loudoun St
Cammer Tire CO
ADAM
Wil Vay
Chapman Motor CO
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
Maryland
Ringer Electric Service, Inc
Frederick Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
the Order
Jones “Tuneral
T. G. Adams Esso
Loudoun and
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