Churchill urges fraternal Anglo American alliance for world peace
In Fulton Missouri, March 6, Churchill calls for a long term Anglo American fraternal association with a future common defense. He appeals to share citizenship with wartime allies and envisions a broad partnership guiding peace, while Truman stresses urging domestic support for policy.
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Fulton
Winston Pr Egy
United States
Britain
Westminister College
Churchill
Truman
Russia
Winchester considers parking meters and city bus service ordinances
The Winchester Common Council tentatively approved ordinances to permit intra city bus lines and parking meters with zones and penalties. The measures outline operation routes, bidding for franchises, and details on meter types and enforcement. The council also authorized a financial audit and parallel parking rules on Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toin
Winchester
Virginia
Sirbaugh
W. A. Baker
Glaize
Leach, Caulkins and Scott
Amherst Street
Braddock
Indian Alley
Chester A. Hobert
Tom Baldridge to Direct Apple Blossom Festival
Tom Baldridge is appointed Director General of the 19th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The selection is announced by General Organization President J. V. Arthur with thanks to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures for enabling Baldridge’s service. Baldridge, a prominent Winchester civic figure, has held multiple theatre and chamber roles and has been active in war bond drives and regional committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Arthur
Tom Baldridge
Middle Atlantic States
M-G-M Pictures
Sky Caverns
Arthur
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Pictures
Baldridge
Tom
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
State
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Junior Board
Citizens Committee
Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States Junior Chamber
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Road Tax Bill Moves as Churchill Visit Nears
The Senate advances the road tax measure while planning to approve the 319 million dollar general appropriation bill and awaits Churchill's address. Debate delays persist on election reforms and a proposed shift from poll tax to annual registration, with possible action after the 1948 assembly. Senior leaders push to retain the two percent gross receipts tax on commercial trucks amid ongoing fiscal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Dubie
House
Campbell Commission
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
State Senate
Winston Churchill
John S. Battle
Albemarle
Finance Committee
Tuck
Morton G. Goode
Dinwiddle
Goode
Moncure-Locher
NLRB Alignment Alleged With GM by UAW CIO
The UAW CIO charged the National Labor Relations Board is aligned with General Motors in an effort to break the union. The filing came by telegram to the NLRB as Special Federal Mediator James F. Dewey was ordered to Washington to confer with Labor Secretary Schnellen.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Today
National Labor Relations Board
General Motors Corp
NLRB
James F. Dewey
Special Grand Jury Called in Clarke County
Clarke County will convene a special grand jury at the March term of the Circuit Court. Members named include H. M. Feltner, L. C. Snapp, Edward N. Barnett, L. H. Bell, P. H. Crim, Clay B. Carr, and George.
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Clarke County
Circuit Court of
H. M. Feltner
L. C. Snapp
Edward N. Barnett
L. H. Bell
P. H. Crim
Clay B. Carr
George
No Mention of Speech In Moscow
March 6 report notes reference to Winston shares he addressed yesterday at Pul-OSCOw cut OSCOW. incomplete fragment mentions today summary of speech context and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Winston
Pul
Shelving and Drawers for Sale by J. H. Henry
A sale notice for shelving and drawers offered by J. H. Henry posted at Yee We Main. It lists items available and contact details are implied in the notice.
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Yee We Main
J. H. Henry
Hear De. Donald Barn House Service at 8 O'clock
A Presbyterian church announces a Deacon Donald Barn House service at 8 oclock. The notice notes the time and church affiliation, emphasizing the upcoming gathering for worship and confirmation of details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barnhouse
Presbyterian Church
For Sale Metal bullains 60 x25 contains Huntsberry
Classified sale note lists metal bulains measuring 60 by 25 feet with Huntsberry item and single quantity. Details are sparse and OCR fragmentary.
Date Set For Railroad Strike Across Nation
Chicago reports a strike call by engineers and trainmen for Monday seen as a direct challenge to the Railway Labor Act. Cleveland leaders of the two railroading brotherhoods set 6 AM March 11 as the deadline, with a possible 30 to 60 day delay if a presidential fact finding panel is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Johnston
Washington
Whitney
Truman
Dewey Called To Washington In Detroit CIO GM Talks
James P. Dewey, special conciliator, was summoned by the Labor Department to report on the Detroit wage dispute between General Motors and the CIO Auto Workers. He will attend an afternoon wage talks session and then fly to Washington for a conference with Schwellenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James P. Dewey
Secretary of Labor
Hack
Wash
Labor Department
Dewey
Detroit
CIO
CIO Auto
Schwellenbach
Legion Post Protests Ads as Orndorff Apologizes
The Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion protested two classified ads printed in the STAR by von Orndorff of 35 E Gerrard. About 200 Legionnaires attended the monthly meeting at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall. Orndorff apologized for remarks he said reflected ill on servicemen and pledged to reconsider the wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
STAR
von Orndorff
E. Gerrard
Orndorff
Wood stove length at Oates Lumber Yard
Oates Lumber Yard advertises wood stove length and provides telephone contact 6414 for orders and inquiries.
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Oates
Draft Japanese Constitution and the Emperors Power Ruling Nation
Fragmentary note argues the Japanese constitution asserts sovereignty of the nation and future security while reducing imperial powers. It references the people and peace loving nations, outlining a vision of a constitution that vests authority in the populace and limits the emperor's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Unclear UNO Site Field Statement Reported
Reporters were told that a proposed world site would be located at an unnamed location in the discussion, with the speaker sounding confident about the placement though details remain uncertain.
Ickes Warned FDR of Possible Scandal in Senate Clash
Former Secretary Ickes says he warned President Roosevelt about a looming scandal as he and Senator Tydings clashed over procedure during Senate Naval Committee hearings on Edwin W. Pai’s nomination for Undersecretary of the Navy. Paige, California congressman
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Ickes
FDR
Senator Tydings
D.-Md
Senate Naval Comittee
Edwin W. Pai
Pauley
California
Man
Local Bank Celebrates 30 Years Of Service
The bank marks three decades of operation with the same officers since 1916 led by President Herbert S. Larrick and Vice President H. C. Sheetz Sr. Directors Howell M. Bond, Pred 8. Boyd, Dr. Charles R. Anderson have served 30 years. Congratulatory messages arrive from friends and associates.
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Herberts. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz, Sr
John S. Ei
Fas
Actionen
Howell M. Bond
Boyd
Charles R. Anderson
Speech Injects Disturbing New Element In Big Three Relations
A despatch from Cenot on March 6 reports a speech that injects a troubling new factor into Superpower relations. The piece notes distrust rising as voices clash and hints at actions to test UN principles amid U S protests over Russia failing to withdraw Red Army forces from Iran by the stated deadline.
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United States
Moscow
Russia
Iran
Efforts to Avert Telephone Strike Show No Progress
Wage talks between American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Federal Conciliation Service extended to early today with no settlement reached. NFTW president Beirne warned only a generous company offer could avert a nationwide strike while picketing plans advanced among the Richmond Long Lines unit and WPFTW members.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federagon
Labor Department
Edgar L. Warren
Federal Conciliation Service
Joseph A. Beirne
NFTW
The
A. T. Ng
K. J. Pledger
Richmond Long Lines
WPFTW
Atkinson
President Warns on Greed and Moral Duty in Atomic Age
The President argues greedy interests fuel opposition to social reforms and calls for a fair employment practices act. He urges moral revival by churches to avert disaster and laments pressure to end wage controls and limit competition. The remarks tie business power to government policy.
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Brotherhood of Man
Congress
Isaiah
Saint Paul
Ent
Hyde Park to Dedicate Site on April 12
Washington reports Hyde Park home of Franklin D. Roosevelt to be dedicated as a national historic site on April 12, marking the first anniversary of the former president's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Washington
Pranklin D. Seers
Welcome Home Frederick A Crisman Allen K Legge
Two service members Frederick A Crisman and Allen K Legge are welcomed home, signaling return from military duty with honors and community gratitude. The item notes local recognition and ongoing ceremonies to honor their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Crisman
Allen K. Legge
Three 3 Piece Living Room Suites for Sale
Three 3 piece living room suites offered by J. W. Caen at Loudoun. Each unit priced at 135 dollars. Contact details not fully legible in the notice.
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Nee
Ea. J. W. Caen
Loudoun
Military notice calls all platoons to training with Captain Baker
All platoons must be on hand for special instruction under Captain W. A. Baker. The notice from Company 115 Virginia South Georgia mentions required attendance and orders for the drill.
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VA. S. G
W. A. Baker
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