Frederick Cain Rites Tomorrow
Frederick Cain 69 of 47 Race St. died Saturday at Winchester hospital after five weeks of illness. He resided with a half sister Mrs. Lake in Winchester. Survivors include a brother Cain and half brother Herbert Cain, both of Winchester. Services will be held 4 p.m. tomorrow at Jones funeral home conducted by Rev. J. S. Ducknall. Burial in Mt. Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers Elmer Lake Maurice Lake Richard Lake John Cain and Charles Chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ick Cain
Race St
Winchester Hospital
Winchester
Lake
Isaac N
Katie McKenny Cain
Highland Ave. Presbyter Church
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Cain
Herbert Cain
Jones Funeral Home
J. S. Ducknall
Mt. Hebron
Elmer Lake
Maurice Lake
Richard Lake
John Cain
Charles Chin
Longer Instalment Terms Boost Auto and Appliance Buying
The Federal Reserve Board expands installment terms to spur purchases. Auto credit extends to 21 months, refrigerators radios and TV sets near two years, with down payments cut to 15 percent. Cars still require paying one third in cash.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Doctor receives $25,000 five year medical fellowship
Dr. G Watson James of the Medical College of Virginia is chosen for a $25,000 five year fellowship in physiology and internal medicine. He is among 13 medical scientists sharing in a $325,000 aid to research program of the John and Mary Markle foundation.
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Richmond
G. Watson James 3d
Medical College of Virginia
John and Mary Markle Foundation
Congress in Row Over Hartley at Labor Hearing
At a House labor committee hearing on repealing the Taft Hartley Act former Rep. Fred A. Hartley of New Jersey drew sharp exchanges. Rep. Rodino testified Hartley quit seeking reelection to avoid the issue, while lawmakers debated replacing the law with a revised Wagner Act framework and urged swift action.
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Washington
Fred A. Hartley
New Jersey
House Labor Committee
Hartley
Tool Owners Union
Rodino
Rep
Bailey
D-Wva
Board of Standards and Appeals
New York State Labor Department
New York State
McConnell
R-Pa
Fred Hartley
House
Lesinski
D-Mich
Senate
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Group
Rep. Madden
D-Ind
Labor Committee
Congress
Priests Among 13 Sentenced in Mindszenty Case
Thirteen people charged with black market money dealings in the Mindszenty case were sentenced in Budapest. Three were Roman Catholic priests including Msgr. Imre Boka who got four years and loss of political rights plus a 1000 florint fine. Dr. Gabor Horvath received eight years and admitted blame. Esterhazy was already handed a life term with related convictions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Msgr
Imre Boka
Gabor Horvath
Paul Estherhazy
Esterhazy
Royall to Resign Soon Insiders Say
In Key West the Associated report notes President Truman plans a reshuffle with Secretary of the Army Royall stepping down within ten to twenty days. No official comment. Truman sleeps late, aides expect Royall departure around March 20 and a new successor undecided. Chief Justice Vinson visits. Truman heads to Orlando then Rollins College for a degree ceremony.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
White House
Royall
Commandant’s House
Mr. Truman
Justice Vinson
Education Group Of Stephens City Getting Charter
The Beta club of Stephens City High School will hold a 7:30 dinner at Red Wing restaurant to initiate 19 charter members of the national honorary education group. Principal Paul Beable will present certificates, with Miss Jo Wright sponsor. Dean Baughman is president of the chapter with Patsy Barton as vice president, Virginia Silman secretary, and Mary Hollar treasurer.
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Beta Club
Stephens City High School
Red Wing
Paul Beable
Jo Wright
Dean Baughman
Stephens City
Patsy Barton
Virginia Silman
Mary Hollar
Mary Lee Beatty
Dorothy Boone
Betty Vonn Brill
Margaret Brumback
Aline DeHaven
Nancy Ewing
Ruth Grim
Mary Hermanson
Patsy Keckley
Sara Marks
Louise Singhas
Alfred Snapp
Doris Stone
Harold Whetzel
Esther Williams
Hungary Accused by Yugoslavia of Border Strife
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of provoking frontier incidents. Borba, the Communist party organ, published a protest note dated Feb 23 and cited multiple cases including alleged Hungarian guards firing across the border. No casualties were reported. The eruptions trace to after the Cominform denunciation eight months ago.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Borba
Communist Party
March sales directory notes across Berryville and Winchester areas
A serialized list of upcoming sales with dates and times. March 9 in Berryville area features livestock and farm machinery. March 12 in Winchester includes piano furniture antiques. Estate sales for Orpha H Lockhart and Clara Kenney list real estate to be offered at Frederick County Court House. Several sales cover livestock machinery and household items across Middletown and Greenspring.
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W. S
C. B. Gibson
Morningside Drive
Winchester
H. Lee
Berryville
Clara Kenney
Red Bud Road
York Inn
Annual Handley Band Concert March 25 at School Auditorium
Handley school band under H. Gaylen Strance presents an ambitious program March 25 featuring EFG March, Ballet Egyptian, The Syncopated Clock, Comed in March, First Suite in E Flat, Bedinage for Brasses, Russian Choral Overture, Finlandia, and Charro with arrangements by noted conductors.
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Handley
H. Gaylen Strance
Erik Leidzen
Edwin Franko Goldman
Alexandre Luigini
H. R. Kent
Leroy Anderson
P. J. Lang
Kenneth J. Alford
Gustav Holst
Holst
Harold L. Walters
Menle J. Isaac
Russia
Finlandia
Jan Sibelius
N. C. Page
Sibelius
Finland
Charro
J. L. Tarver
Filibuster Debate Shapes Senate Rules Change
Filibuster action on the appropriation may be taken by the Senate while the proposed filibuster-killing rules change is under debate.
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Senate
Answers to Daily Quiz Correct Answers List
Answers to the daily quiz are provided: spring equinox, Ceylon, War of 1812, Luther Burbank, 80th Congress, George Washington, False Brandenburg, China, European Recovery Program, Absolute zero.
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Ceylon
Luther Burbank
Congress
George Washington
France
Brandenburg
China
Espionage Detention in New York City Grand Jury
U.S. Miss Coplon, a Department of Justice employee, and Gubitchev, a Russian UN engineer, are held for the U S Grand Jury in New York City on espionage charges.
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Miss Coplon
Department of Justice
Gubitchev
United Nations
U. S. Grand Jury
New York City
Portsmouth Governor Campaign Formed Led by Mackenzie
A campaign committee for governor is organized in Portsmouth on March 7 with local attorney John A Mackenzie named to head it. State Senator John S Battle is among five announced candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in the upcoming primary.
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Portsmouth
Ty John A. Mackenzie
John S. Battle
Porter Widow, Porter and Shull In Fatal Crash
Mrs. Porter, widow of John Porter, and Shull died in a crash as they returned to Johnson City from Virginia. Albert Robbins of Johnson City and William M. Robbins of Waynesboro, Va., traveled to Winchester after learning of the accident. State Trooper James Kincaid noted Shull claimed he did not know what happened, with theories of sleep or blackout. Omp's funeral home will ship Mrs. Porter's body to Chilhowie, Va., for Wednesday services.
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James Kincaid
Shull
Omp
Porter
Berryville
Chilhowie
Next Move in VePco Parley Up to Governor Tuck
Richmond March 71 M The stalemated contract talks between Virginia Electric Power Co and union officials hinge on Governor Tuck. He is expected to call for arbitration of the issues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Electric Power Co
Tuck
Forest Fire Damages Abingdon Area Forest
Firefighters report control of a forest fire on Clinch Mountain between Abingdon and Lebanon after 25 hours of effort. A crew of 25 confined the damage to 150 acres of young forest growth by Sunday evening.
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Abingdon
Clinch Mountain
Lebanon
Bond Election Sought For Berryville School Expansion
Clarke County seeks Judge Elliott D Marshall to order a special election to authorize 189000 dollars in bonds for Berryville schools. The plan, supported by the Clarke County board of supervisors, targets alleviating overcrowding with a new building to join the high school complex.
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Elliott D .Marshall
Clarke Circuit Court
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Loring C. Kackley
Edward McC. Williams
Marshall
Board of Supervisors
Williams
Berryville
Robertson
Academy St
Baptist Church
Berryville High School
New School Building Plans Detail Modern 5th and 6th Grade Facility
The modern building will be 105 feet wide and 63 feet deep with fire resistant steel, concrete, and brick facing. It promises top comfort and healthful surroundings for students and teachers. A bond issue may run up to 20 years with bonds in $100 multiples and interest not over 3 percent.
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Frederick Cain
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Koppers
OWERS
Labor
National Brewing Co
Baltimore
Maryland
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Seiberling Battery
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Handley Band
Bolens
Huski Gorden Et
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
U.S
Judith Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchev
John Battle Owens
Young Forest
Paul Kenney
Atty
Roy Duvall
Hayfield
Guernseys
Oliver Disc Hardon
Fordson
Fame Dichee
Clark Braithwaite
Buddy Artrip
W. F. Artrip, Sr
Brumback & Sons
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Chester
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Dodge Pine Motor Co., Inc
South Braddock & Wolfe Sts
Texas
Uss
Charles Town Pike
Guernsey
L.H.C
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Ontario
H.C. Hammermill
Coleman Dunn
Chas. T. Engle
W. D. Burtner
J.C. Glascock
Marvin Chapel Church
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