Fr <Frisco> Accord Seen As Emancipation Proclamation
Senator Vandenberg endorses the San Francisco charter as a new emancipation proclamation for world peace. He argues the UN charter offers protections for human rights and a firmer path to peace, while Taft questions congressional authority over use of US forces.
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Antique Sale at Southern Inn on July 51
Mrs. H. T. Busey is listing an antique sale at the Southern Inn. Items include a Pier glass and other antiques. Extrix.
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Closed Lee Jackson Service Station Dining Room
Notice announces the dining room at Lee Jackson Service Station will close for one week from July 1 to July 9. The item is listed as a public notice with a name Carl W. Sirbaugh associated.
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Carl W. Sirbaugh
Banquet To Hear G Racey Jordan At Country Club
The annual JET Banquet and Ladies Night at the Country Club features Major A C inactive, a former First Pursuit Group officer in WWI who will discuss U S aid to Russia and the fighter plane shipments to Moscow. New Winchester Junior Board of Trade officers will be installed and five civic contributors honored. Gavin T. Binner becomes president tonight, with the event starting at 6 30.
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Country Club
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Moscow
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Minister Provides Wedding Cake In Havana Ceremony
Rev. James L. Dial of the Havana Christian Church performed the wedding for Marine Pfc Russell Petty and Lois Marie Engelke and loaned three pounds of sugar when none was available for the cake. The couple wed in Havana Illinois on June 29 and received the pastor’s aid to complete the celebration.
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James L. Dial
For Sale Maine Seed Potatoes Winchester Seed Co
Maine grown seed potatoes listed for sale by Winchester Seed Co. reference shows catalog notation 6 22 1p 8t. Local buyers can contact Winchester Seed Co for pricing and availability.
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Winchester Seed CO
Labor clashes flare as strikes surge across nation
The AP reports new labor disputes as more than 60 000 idle workers head back to jobs after suspensions while 40 000 more join walkouts. Detroits CIO auto workers expected to return after a jurisdictional settlement. 15 000 glass workers end week old strike following War Labor Board request. Western Electric plants in 18 sites face threats and 20 000 New Jersey and New York plant workers vote to strike. Erie and two electric rail lines threaten commuter service. Truman halts Erie strike action with a 30 day intervention emergency board.
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Cloture Petition Sent to Senate by Bipartisan Coalition
A 13 member, 32 minute session featured Senator Taft and 31 colleagues presenting a cloture petition to limit Senate debate. The debate centered on funding for the Fair Employment Practice Committee amid southern opposition. Other items included Connally's UN report, price control extension, and a War Department appropriation of 38.5 billion.
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City Sizzles as Heat Persists into Weekend Forecast
The city reports 94 degree heat this afternoon with cooler readings expected Saturday and Sunday. Forecasters expect a shift to cloudiness and possible showers next week as temperatures rise again Monday.
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Fruit Growers Inc elects directors and seeks charter
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association incorporated and elected six directors and a public director led by Walker McC Bond and Wyatt H. Richard for three years. McSherry Lupton named public director. Officers named include Bond president and Wyatt Richard vice president. Secretary treasurer Grace Sager chosen from the County Agent's office.
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Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Walker McC. Bond
Wyatt H. Richard
Harry W. Butler
Fred L. Glaize
Lester D. Arnold
D. K. Russell
McSherry Lupton
Wyatt Richard
Grace Sager
State Corporation Commission
Allied Industries
I. Fred Stine
U. S
E. Blackburn Moore
International Apple Association
OPA
Washington
Moore
A. H. Teske
Virginia
Woman Finds Her House Is Gone
San Diego June 29 Four years ago Mrs Marian Kranchok had a small house on an acre in Lincoln Acres. She returned to find the house removed and most of the topsoil gone.
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General Ike Gives 20 Dollars to G I For Trip Home
General Ike Eisenhower a G I Joe general gives staff sergeant Ellwood Chapman twenty dollars for his trip home after arriving in Washington from Europe. Chapman, son of Frank and Mrs. Chapman of Clarke county, was a Berryville inductee and a German POW for ten months. He is home on a 75 day furlough.
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Public sale of household goods at 502 S Cameron Winchester
Eliza Diffenderfer will conduct a public sale of household goods at 502 South Cameron Street Winchester starting at 10 a m on July 7. Details appear inside Pace 4.
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Chinese Retake Airfield Near Liuchow in Major Advance
Chinese army spokesman says main airfield in Liuchow’s southern suburbs and Liuchow south railway station have been retaken. Fighting continues in western Liuchow as Chinese forces press toward the city center and Kwangsi province, with Liuchow burning since June 23 and less than 1,000 Japanese believed remaining.
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Fresh Storm Over Q P A Brewing
Washington reports a fresh dispute over OPA extensions as House Republicans plan to restore strong central control. Rep Andresen says the group will reject the Senate compromise and reinsert sweeping powers for the Agriculture Secretary to approve food orders and invalidate prior orders within 90 days. The bill’s compromise narrows these powers, removing Secretary control of rationing and the ability to void existing food centers.
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We Can Now Make KodAk Re Prints At Barrs Studio
A brief notice states KodAk reprints are now possible at Barrs Studio. The fragment confirms availability and location without additional details.
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War in Brief Tokyo targets new incendiary strikes at Sasebo and more
JAPAN stages a large incendiary raid hitting Sasebo Moji Nobeoka Okayama Kanoya Simonoseki in a 3000 ton strike. CHINA recaptures Linchow airfield as columns close on Kweilin. Allied ships operate near Makassar Strait and Balikpapan as Guerillas push Luzon and Mindanao mop up continues. Ryukyus air and sea actions report losses on both sides.
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House Debating Succession Bill advances in fast pace
In Washington on June 29 the House rushed the Truman succession bill from rough draft to finished form in three days. Supporters doubt quick Senate action while opponents say it will not become law. The measure sets the House speaker next in line for the presidency and follows Truman’s specifications.
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Exiled Poles Claim Army Loyalty Amid Uncertain Future
A Polish exile government spokesman in London said the Polish Army of 200000 to 250000 men remains loyal. He expected recognition of the Warsaw government by the Big Three soon but could not state plans if British and American recognition ends. He denied seeking sanctuary in the United States or Canada and did not discuss the alleged 280 million dollars in British credits.
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City Man Mobilizes War Bond Efforts
Buddy Hough, sole member of Boy Scout Troop 1, joined in yesterday's mobilization and turned in more pledges this morning, boosting his day total to 5,275 dollars. He secured nine bond pledges.
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Public Sale Of Household And Kitchen Furniture
Public sale of household and kitchen furniture scheduled for Friday July 6 at 10 am at Albin. Carrie L. Hottle listed as owner. Sale notice provides location and time for interested bidders.
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Bingo Tonight at South End Fire Co Prizes exceed $500
Tonight at 8 30 p m the South End Fire Co hosts a bingo night with prizes over $500 including a $175 hour prize. Proceeds support the fire company and community efforts.
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Ground Defenses Nonexistent In Nip Raid On Honshu
Guam dispatch reports massive B 29 raids on Sasebo Moji and other Japanese industrial centers. Firebombing destroyed large areas with little resistance from Japanese air defenses as targets including Okayama and Shimonoseki were hit. Fleet search planes claimed sunk vessels while ongoing efforts aimed at whittling enemy supply lines.
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Cook Wanted at Girl Scout Camp
Immediately seek a cook for Girl Scout Camp with a good salary. Call Miss Helen Massey at 5130 for details. Dated June 29, 1911.
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