Hutchinson Opens Radio Campaign Against Byrd in Virginia
Richmond attorney Martin A. Hutchinson, a Democratic primary candidate for the U S Senate, opened his campaign with a radio address attacking incumbent Senator Harry Byrd and the powerful Virginia political machine. The speech framed Byrd as the dominant force in state politics and criticized his leadership.
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Martin A. Hutchinson
Richmond
United States Senate
Byrd
D-Va
CIO
Democratic Party
Senate
Virginia
Hutchinson
National Association of Manufacturers
Hutchinson Raps Byrd Backing in Virginia Campaign
Hutchinson says Virginia’s Democratic machine blocks voter choice and opposes federal policy. He faults Senator Byrd and labor leaders for labor issues being the sole campaign focus, insists he seeks a free, independent Senate seat. He denies CIO backing and urges voters to decide if Democracy remains in Virginia.
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Syid
Virginia
Hutchinson
Glass
State Democratic Committee
Rayon Revival Feared Return to Town Sparks Debate
Citizens discuss the potential revival of rayon industry in the town. Local officials weigh economic benefits against environmental concerns as residents recall past factory impacts and consider measures for future production.
Byrd Criticizes Party Over renomination Concerns
A political figure urged the state government to cooperate with the federal government and argued that Senator Byrd's record provides no justification for the Democratic Party to renominate him, signaling intra party tension.
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Byrd
Democratic Party
Carr Funeral Tomorrow At Charles Town
The funeral of Jesse S. Carr, 74, a Jefferson County farmer, will be held tomorrow in Charles Town. The Rev. Mr. Russell of Leetown Methodist Church will conduct the service at Dunaway Funeral Chapel and interment will follow at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville. Carr died at Maplewood Nursing Home after a long illness.
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Jesse S. Carr
Jefferson County
W. Va
Russell
Leetown Methodist Church
Dunaway
Charles Town
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Mr. Carr
Maplewood Nursing Home
Anti-Submarine Command Receives Battle Star Honor
The War Department credits Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Air Forces Anti-Submarine Command with one battle star for actions against the enemy from October 15, 1942, to early 1943. It remains unclear if any personnel were killed or wounded as figures are incomplete.
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Anti- Submarine Command
War Department
Headquarters
Squadron
Air Forces Anti-Submarine Command
Funeral service for Miss Margaret Hahn conducted at home
The funeral for Miss Margaret Jane Hahn, who died Monday of a heart attack, was held yesterday afternoon at 555 North Loudoun Street. Rev. Dr. B. T. Clark and Rev. N. B. Habel led the service. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot. Bearers included Marshall Kremer and John Miller Jr. Relatives attended from Gettysburg Pennsylvania Harrisonburg Virginia and Washington D C.
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Margaret Jane Hahn
North
Loudoun St
B. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
N. B. Habel
Mount Hebron
Marshall Kremer
Trenton Garber
Holmes Patton
Marion Aor
John Miller and
Taylor Jr
Kurg
Robert E. Lee
Samuel Goeeee
Gettysburg
Howard A. Taccatia
Harrisonburg
Cristobel Kimbrough
Ruth Smith
Washington, D. C
Army nominates 12 000 officers amid age rules and reassignments
The army released a list of about 12 000 officers to be commissioned, with 4 100 in the air force and 3 100 in the ground forces. Age determines ranks, with under 28 as second lieutenants and up to 48 as majors. California led with about 900 nominees and Texas followed.
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California
Texas
State and Territory Reductions Under Normal Procedure
The text notes reductions across all states and territories under standard procedures with figures cited as about 800 and New York third with roughly 600. It indicates broad nationwide reductions following established guidelines.
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New York
Figures on Rushmore Memorial symbolize foundational U S events
Washington represents the founding of the Union, Jefferson the Constitution and Louisiana Purchase, Lincoln the preservation of the Union, and Theodore Roosevelt the expansion of the country and the Panama Canal.
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Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
A.L.H
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
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Jimmy Dorsey
Dick Haymes
Harry James
Benny Goodman
Freddie Slack
The
Bing Crosby
Sinatra
Bob Stanley
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Harvey Girls
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Andy Russell
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