UNO Not To Let USSR Force World Peace Collapse
President says the United Nations Organization will not be allowed to collapse even amid Russia’s withdrawal dispute with Iran. Officials await Moscow’s reply to a note requesting immediate Soviet troop withdrawal from Iran and condemning Soviet actions in Manchuria.
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Uno
United States
Truman
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Iran
State Department
Manchuria
Eee
United Remain
Tehran
United Nations
Bob Chester Band To Play In City at Armory
The Bob Chester Band will play a dance at the Winona Chester Armory on March 26. Ed Molden, chairman of the Board of Trade dance committee, announced the booking through the Music Corporation of America. Admission is $2.50 plus tax, with table reservations via dial 3390.
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Win
Achester
Ed Molden
Board of Trade Dance Committee
Molden
Chester
Music Corporation of America
Oates Lumette appears at the Yard offices
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Oates Lum along with a yard office and a telephone number 6414. The readable bits suggest a local notice or contact snippet rather than a full item.
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Anette Oates
Endless Caverns Coffee Shop Now Open for Business
Endless Caverns opens a new coffee shop offering fine food and prompt service with a starting time around 11 a.m. Customers can expect quick service and a varied menu at the newly established venue.
Bristle Sale At Hillyard's Wall Store
Local ad lists four inch push bristle priced at 12 dollars. Hillyard's Wall Store appears in the notice with scattered catalog-style references and dates.
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Hillyard's Wall
Early Warmth Sparks Fruit Bud Growth, Hough Says
Dr Walter S Hough of Winchester notes mild weather is swelling fruit buds and signals an early season. He warns a weather shift could halt progress but an early spring does not guarantee damage, and growers may still expect a good crop if temperatures stay moderate.
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Walter S. Hough
Winchester
Settlement Ends in $30,000 Fine for Pine Tax Evasion
Charles A. Pine, Winchester auto dealer, was fined a total of 30000 by Judge Robert N. Pollard in Richmond federal court after entering a nolo contendere plea. Indictments alleged underreported income for 1939 1940 and 1941 with taxes due and paid amounts listed. Special agent Paul Cory testified Pine kept two sets of books, one for tax purposes and another for shows.
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Richmond
Charles A. Pine
Winchester
Robert N. Pollard
Pine
Nolo Contendere
Paul Cory
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Truman Delays Pauley Nomination Draws Senate Debate
Two unnamed Senators say letters between President Truman and Pauley signal a delay in Pauley’s Undersecretary of the Navy nomination and a possible postponement of his withdrawal. They describe mixed readings of the move as either a Senate down vote or a brief postponement into the next day.
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W. Pauley
Navy
Pauley
California
Truman
Senate
Tidelands
Mn Eenley
Puble Forum
Bill to Restrict Picketing Passed By House Today
The House passed a bill to restrict picketing including a conditional appropriation of 525000 for the biennium. The action interrupts ongoing work but implies continued processing before nightfall as records indicate.
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House
Court Rules On Maxey Statement On Collective Bargaining
Court rules address George W. Maxey urging government action and denouncing mass picketing as coercive. The decision discusses collective bargaining limits and lawful methods of labor dispute resolution.
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George W. Maxey
Foremen Granted Union Rights Across Industry
Washington March 8 NLRB approves full union membership for foremen marking a major change in labor relations. The move grants foremen the same bargaining rights as other workers, potentially shifting wage and contract negotiations nationwide.
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Washington
NLRB
Social Work Conference To Be Held In Winchester
An opportunity to discuss individual responsibilities in community activities for Valley residents is set for March 20 at Winchester First Baptist. The conference begins at 10 am with luncheon served at 1 pm and is sponsored by the Virginia Conference. Delegates from the State Department of Education and other organizations will attend, including Arthur James and Art Jones.
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Valley of Virginia
Winchester
First Baptist
Virginia Conference
Red Cross Drive Reaches $5855 in First Week
George T. Sanders, chairman, announced $5855.75 raised in the first week of the Winches Frederick County Red Cross drive. The amount represents one third of the local quota of $17575. County officials and volunteers push ahead to meet the target.
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George T. Sanders
Winches- Frederick Coun
Churchill and Truman clash over war strength and talks
In Fulton Truman asserts no immediate plan for a new Big Three and hints emergency powers ending. Churchill defends free speech and stresses Anglo Allied unity. The president notes no current plans for another meeting but says if held it should be in the United States.
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Fulton
Churchill
Truman
Great Bri
Anglo Chiefs of Staff
Imm
United States
Chungking
John It
Ambassa London
James F
Pulton
Russia Supports French Peace Plan Amid Contending Regime
Paris dispatch notes Russia backs a French proposal as compatible with peace aims. The report implies acceptance of a plan seen as potentially avoiding greater threats tied to competing regimes.
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Paris
South End Fire Co Party Promises Evening Social
A big party is planned at the South End Fire Company tonight at 8 30 p m with music and refreshments announced for attendees in good humor and community spirit.
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South End
Pire Co
Board Named to Investigate Railroad Dispute
President Truman announced a fact finding board to examine grievances of two railroad brotherhoods. The panel includes Judge Leif Erickson, Frank M. Swacker, and Gordon Watkins, with a 30 to 60 day deferral before action. He noted rubber and telephone wage settlements, defended publicity of such deals, and said he would not intervene in the General Motors strike.
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Leif Erickson
Montana Supreme Court
Frank M. Swacker
New York
Gordon 8. Watkins
Economics Department
University of California
Railroad
Truman
Ballyhoo
Mie
CIO
APL
General Motors
Detroit
Basic
Basic Steel
Tru
Churchill Plea for Unity Echoes in Virginia Legislature
Churchill urged Britons and Americans to unite in defense of shared causes during a joint Virginia legislature address. He praised General Eisenhower for welding Allied troops into a single force and called for standing together without malice or greed, echoing a war era pledge of unity and peace.
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Virginia
Britain
Dwight Eisenhower
Russia
Union of Hearts
Churchill
Murder Mystery Serial by Anne Rowe Starts Tomorrow
The Star begins publishing a new murder mystery by Anne Rowe in serial form starting tomorrow. Readers will follow a tense plot as clues unfold across chapters.
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Anne Rowe
Just good home cooking Mark Wood's Restaurant
A brief note advertises Mark Wood's Restaurant opposite Geo Washington Hotel offering simple home style meals at affordable prices.
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Markwood
Geo. Washington Hotel
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