Mrs S S Pine Dies at 78 in Berryville
Mire Sally Schlack Pine aged 78 widow of George A Pine of Ber died in Win hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Pennsylvania she lived with her family in Clarke county 59 years and was a farmer and landowner. Survivors include four children Mary R Pine Mrs Paul A ttra Cyrus G and George S Pine. Services Sunday 3 p m at John Enders funeral home with Rev R A Craig officiating. Interment Green Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Schlack Pine
George
A. Pine
Ber
Winhospital
John W
Pennsylvania
Mr .Pin
Mary Wood Schlack
Taro
Clarke County
Sales Directory MAR 11 to MAR 30 Listings
March 11 to March 30 sales across Berryville and Frederick County feature livestock farm machinery autos real estate and furniture. Auctions include Wm F Livestock four miles east of Berryville H G Hersh Middletown Va real estate and C B Gibson Winco piano and furniture. Estates listed include H Lockhart Frederick County Court House estate Clara Kanney and the G I Brady Stephenson near Burnt Factory Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F
Berryville
Heavy Snow Strikes Midwest and Northeast Regions
Fresh snow blankets a wide area from the Missouri Ozarks to Northern New England. Parts of Ohio report seven inches with seven to nine inches in parts of Indiana and heavy falls near Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Temperatures in the 20s. Flood threats prompt Sacramento Valley farmers to move livestock as Yellowstone River floodwaters recede affecting 6000 acres and 40 homeless families.
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Missouri Ozarks
New England
Midwest
Ohio
Indiana
Lake Erie
Ontario
California
Sacramento Valley
Montana
Yellowstone River
Army
Kentucky Rivals To Meet in Tourney
New York March 11 Western Kentucky and the University of Kentucky, top seed and No. 4 club, respectively, are set for potential semifinal clashes in the National Invitation Tournament opening at Madison Square Garden. The teams have never met in basketball.
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New York
University of Kentucky
Western Kentucky
University
Madison Square Garden
Western
Rookie Shortstop Pleases Boudreau
Tucson March 11 Manager Lou Boudreau of Cleveland says big league talent is returning to pre war standards faster than expected. He is high on Ray Boone rookie shortstop who hit .355 in the Texas league last year and poised to become his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boudreau
Ray Boone
Lou
SCC to Consider Cut in Milk Price
RICHMOND March 11 The State Milk Commission met and voted to hold a public hearing in Norfolk to consider lowering the milk price in the Norfolk Portsmouth market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCC
Richmond
State Milk Commission
Norfolk
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Answers to Quft Questions Printed on Page Four
The list provides the correct responses to the quft quiz on page four, including terms like Anschluss and Rarity, names such as Tennessee Williams and Drew Pearson, and locations like Washington D C. It also defines executor and administrator roles in wills and court administration.
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Rarity
Tennessee Williams
Washington, D. C
Yes
Drew Pearson
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
500 Basket Cargo Of Apples Upset In Minor Crash
A Karper Transfer Co tractor trailer carrying 500 baskets of apples rolled over at the intersection of Route 11 and Route 55 in eastet, injuring no one. Richard Spurling, 422 S Loudoun St, blamed a southbound car crossing the white line on a curve. Most fruit remained intact, some baskets opened. Cargo rerouted to Pittsburgh. truck to Pennsylvania terminal after reloading.
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Karper Transfer Co
Richard Spurling
S. Loudoun St
R. 11
R. 55
Eastet
Mutual Storage
Timberville
Washington
M. L. Boppe
Karper
Spurling
Charles Taylor
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Chambersburg
Boppe
Pittsburgh
Shade
Pennsylvania
Two Train Robbers Arrested After Fatal Shooting in Ashtabula
Ashton and Ramsdell, both 21 from Youngstown, allegedly stopped the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador express with an emergency cord. Ramsdell died from a chest wound after police fired. FBI filed train robbery charges against both. Ashton held at $50,000 bond. They claimed only cash was taken, with about $575 reported by Ashton.
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Ln Ashton
Youngstown
O. Ramsdell
Ramsdell
Ashton
FBI
Baltimore and Ohio
Clarke and Greenwood Roots of County School Growth
Clarke county projects under his leadership include Berryville home economics cottage WT B Williams training school Berryville vocational shop a new Boyce high school and closure of country schools with student transport to highs. A new Berryville elementary school is under construction to relieve crowded facilities. Mrs Robertson a Charlottesville native, has two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Clarke County
Berryville
WT. B. Williams Trainig
Boyce
Robertson
Charlottesville
Wife Learns Lesson From Now on She'll Sleep Late Too
A 30 year old Japanese man awoke to find a farmer's daughter in bed with him, hugging a sack of rice. Police arrested Miss Shizu Matsushima after she fled with the sack during a black market goods raid at a railway station. Her remark to her husband as officers departed: she would not get up until he did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Shizu Matsushima
Minosuke Matsumoto
Shizu
Anti fly Drive Planned Across Virginia Cities in May
Three groups the Virginia junior chamber of commerce the agricultural extension service and the State health department join to launch a comprehensive May anti fly emphasis week. The plan covers urban and rural areas targeting houseflies stable flies and hornflies to curb fly borne diseases and cattle disease occurrences. Local agencies will mobilize 30 junior chamber chapters county agents and health department staff for the campaign.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Extension Service
State Health Department
Virgindéa
U N Session Outburst Over General Hodge Slur
At Lake Success the U S delegate walked out during a Polish attack on Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge former commander of U S occupied Korea. Julius Katz Suchy called Hodge a former gauleiter and accused U S dollars and bayonets of propping Korea s military administration.
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Katz-Suchy
Republic of Korea
South Korea
U. S
Council
James Thorn
New Zealand
Stinebower
General Assembly
United Naions
A. P. Morosov
United States
Korea
Farmville Alumni Postpones Founders Day Ceremonies
Farmville alumni secretary Mrs Ruth Coyner informs members that Founders Day at Farmville State Teachers College has been postponed from tomorrow to June 4 due to a dormitory auditorium fire. Mrs Garland R Quarles, local chapter secretary, relayed the notice from the alumni office.
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Garland R. Quarles
Farmville State Teachers College Alumni Association
Ruth Coyner
Veterans Pension Bill Progresses to House Vote
Washington dispatch reports a $100 billion veterans pension bill headed to the House for March 22 under a privileged status. Rep Rankin says the measure would pay $90 monthly to about 18 million veterans aged 65 with 90 days in service, facing Senate opposition and possible presidential veto.
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Washington
House
Rankin
D-Miss
Senate
Rosenberger Aids Emory University
John H. Rosenberger of Winchester is named to advisory training committee to assist the dean of the senate university school of theology. He and 50 Methodist leaders met at Emory to form a planning body with members from southeastern United States annual conferences.
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John H. Rosenberger
Winchester
Senate University School of
Rosenberger
Emory
Southeastern United States
Warren Memorial Hospital Front Royal Contract Awarded
Construction contract for Warren Memorial hospital at Front Royal awarded to Wise Construction Co of Richmond. Bid $621,450 with $1 712 deduction for wooden sash substitution. Nine bids total. range up to $820,453. five bids between $621,000 and $660,000. Bids exclude hospital furnishings.
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Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Wise Construction Co
Richmond
Gaunt Elected President Of Northern Virginia Pharmacists
Hunter Gaunt owner of Gaunt's drug store in this city is elected president of the newly organized Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Assn. William Rhodes is vice president and Garland Spillman secretary treasurer. By laws will be adopted and committees appointed at a later meeting.
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Hunter Gaunt
Gaunt
Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Assn
William Rhodes
Garland Spillman
Savings Bond Sales by Counties in Virginia Report
Winchester and Frederick counties invested $29 531 in savings bonds last month. Clarke county purchases fell to $525 while Warren totals reached $17 031 and Shenandoah county invested $39 437.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Clarke County
Warren
Shenandoah County
Julian Baker Rites Set for Tomorrow
Julian W. Baker 59 antique dealer died suddenly of a heart attack at his home 214 S Braddock St. His funeral is 3 p m tomorrow at Kurtz funeral home with Rev Robert Whitten officiating. He leaves a brother Edwin Baker a sister Lela Janney three nephews and a niece. He had lived a lone and never married.
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Julian W. Baker
S. Braddock St
Frederick County
Julian W
Mary Catherine Stump Baker
C. C. Brannon
Baker
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Albin
Edwin 8. Baker
Kearns
W. Va
Lela Baker Janney
Winchester
Julian
William
Robert Baker
Cumberland
Mary C. Baker
Kurtz Funeral Home
Robert Whitten
Miei
Mt. Hebro
Comery
Oscar Harry
John Clayton
Courtney Hook
Guy Smith
George Garver
Clayton Sherman
Coleman Dunn
Ziler Bageant
Pastor Favors Church Merger
Rev 8S L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed church backs proposed union with Congregational Christian church. He expects the synod meeting in April 2021 at Cleveland to vote on actions from Oberlin and Cleveland favoring unity. Flickinger served 18 years on his church’s synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Church
Cleveland
Congregational Christian
Oberlin
Flickinger
Synool
Southern Gambit on Filibuster Ruling Faces Senate Vote
The article describes a clash over Barkley’s ruling in the Senate debate on filibuster rules. Southerners count on GOP support to overturn the ruling, risking continued obstruction and stalled civil rights legislation. A Barkley upholding would table Russell’s appeal, prompting a 1 p.m. vote the next day on a debate gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Barkeley
Russell
Senate
Senate moves to limit debate with two thirds vote
Tomorrow a two thirds ballot could approve a debate limit forcing senators to speak only one hour each. The measure aims to alter rules and push anti lynching and anti poll tax bills toward passage later this session. Senator Vandenberg warned he will speak before the showdown on Russell's appeal. He argued cloture cannot be applied under current rules if filibustering starts before the Senate acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Russell
Michigan
Senate
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S. S. Pine
Aslittle Bird
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Julian A. Everly
E. Boscawen St. Winchester
Associated Press
Kentucky
Pleases Boudreau
aUada
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock
Girl Scouts
Morningside Drive
Hollywood
Axminster
Reems
Dunn
C. B. Gibson
RED Cross
Clarke
Benddock
Gen. Hodge
U.N
Farmville
Rep. Rankin
Emory University
Warren Hospital
Druggists Assn
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Julian Baker
N. Braddock St
Shorty
Allis Chalmers Sales and Service
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron ST
Co. I. Brumback & Sons
the Food Center
N.loudoun St
B. F. Goodrich
Loudoun St
Dodge Pine Motor CO
Ino
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron
Heatwolk Motor CO
Congoleum
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main
Winchester Cold
Dearborn
Inean
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Implements
Genuine
Ford Tractor
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