Governor Tuck Signs Twenty One Bills In One Day
Governor Tuck signed twenty one bills including an anti flogging measure by Delegate Charles H Phillips of Richmond banning corporal punishment in state prisons. Other acts include heat in schools and creation of a Virginia Apple Commission to promote apples, tax changes for liquor and license bases, nurse temporary certification, fertilizer sales rules, and mosquito control taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Phillips
Richmond
Tuck
Bailey
Young-E. B. Moore-Whitehead
Virginia Apple Commission
Virginia
Bear-Scott
Roanoke
Spiers
Dodd
King Goode
H. B. Davis
Magruder-Damm-Spiers
Stallard
City of
Orner
Hopkins
Damm der
County Court Records From Frederick County Trial Justice Court
Cases heard before Judge W. Erle Edwards include Emmett Monroe Tucker speeding 15 dollars costs John P. Rosenberger reckless driving 25 dollars costs Carl Victor Shannberger reckless driving 25 dollars costs Albert L. Costello reckless driving 10 dollars costs F N Gordon operating a motor vehicle under intoxicant 100 dollars costs 30 day jail sentence suspended driving permit revoked John Walter Orndorff speeding 10 dollars costs Lionel Dean DeHaven operating a motor vehicle under intoxicant 100 dollars costs 30 day jail sentence suspended drivers permit revoked Nellie Catherine Lowery improper parking 5 dollars William Edgar McMullen reckless driving 10 dollars Floyd W Lake drunk and disorderly 10 dollars costs suspended sentence revoked and 30 days to be served Ernest W Ritter Jr reckless driving 10 dollars Calvin Crouse reckless driving 15 dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John Walter Orndorff
Wardsonce W. Va
Lionel Dean DeHaven
Rt. 2
Winchester
Nellie Catherine Lowery
Rt. 1
Local Men Enlist in Navy from Winchester Area
The U S Navy Recruiting Office in the Winchester post office building announced today that area men enlisted on Friday. Names listed include Marho J Dovel, Winchester. Sours, Stephens G D O Sager, Rio Va. J W Fleming Jr, Bluemont Va. R L Conner and R D Inc, Martinsburg W Va. D A Reninger, Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Winchester Post Office
Navy
Marcho. J. Dovel
Winchester Ae
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page lists correct quiz answers including a life sentence, the novel Wasteland by Jo Sinclair, a 19 000 dollar figure, and a garbled entry Pee a EeeneS Virginia. Additional items note France 1778 and a death by musketry. John Quincy Adams is named as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Sinclair
Pee A Eeenes
Virginia
D—C
France
1778
John Quincy Adams
St Patrick Day Party Plans At Marys House
Kids plan a green themed party with mixed handkerchief invitation halves sent to boys and girls. Music features Irish tunes and wear of the green songs. Decorations include painted shamrock pots, green nibbling foods, shamrock ginger snaps, and Life of Riley invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Mary’s House
Mary
Pat Harrington
Patty McGinty
Brannigan
Pup
Finnigan
Johnny Desmond
Russ Morgan
Felix Knight
Erin
Athlone
John Ryan
Sportsmen
McNamara
Shillelagh
Theis
Bill Bendix
Guten VOCABULARY FOR SQUARES Shindiggity Party Locale
A quirky note presents a party scene with a playful tone. It references Vivian Brown and hints at a social gathering in an upbeat, informal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Mrs. Foreman Dies In Cumberland
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Margaret Snyder Foreman of 432 North Centre street Cumberland Maryland. She was a member of St Peter and Paul Catholic Church. She was a native of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snyder Foreman
North Centre Street
Cumberland
Foreman
Firemen Set Meeting on Shenandoah Apple Blossom Plans
Winchester volunteers will meet tomorrow at Friendship Fire Company to discuss the eleventh annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Virginia Firemen's Association is invited to participate and review festival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Volunteer Firemen
Friendship Fire Company
Virginia Firemen’s Association
Local Food Handlers Earn Certificates in Chest X Ray Clinic
Winchester Tuberculosis Association awarded certificates to food handling establishments with full participation in the February 8 free chest X-ray survey. Of 89 estates represented, 28 achieved 100 percent representation. Recipients include Chanticleer Restaurant, Ruth's Tea Room, George Washington Hotel, Brooks Pharmacy, Safeway, National Avenue Grocery, Fairmont Creamery, and Blue Valley Creamery. The clinic photo features Elizabeth Kenney, Anna Cormac, Frances McDaniel, Catherine Richardson, and Elizabeth Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
E. T. Clark
Chanticleer
Weynoke River
Ruth's Tea Room
Gibstone
Brooks Pharmacy
George Washington Hotel
Gladys
Star Restau
Ft. Loudoun
Baker’s
H. L. Patton & Son
A. R. Patton
Berryville Avenue Market
Food Center
Sn Grocery
Ft. Hill
Safeway
Boyer’s
Cain Grocery
National Avenue
Garver’s
Watson's Grocery
Cornwell's
New Hi-Way
Underwood Bakery
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Fairmont Creamery
Blue Valley Creamery
Six Months to Join World Bank Proposal Drafted
At the International Monetary Conference in Savannah on March 12 a recommendation urges Bretton Woods pact signers to have six months to win membership in the World Bank and IMF under original terms. The plan, drafted by the conference membership committee, awaits approval by the Boards of Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
World Bank and Monetary Fund
International Monetary Conference
Russia
Boards of
County Churches Plan Rural Life Sunday May 26
Frederick County Council of Churches votes Rural Life Sunday on May 26 at Brucetown Methodist Church. A local and county committee will organize the program and secure a guest speaker. The group backs a second weekday Bible teacher for 1946-47 if funds permit, to reach nearby Winchester area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester
R. Ayler
C. E B. Staples
P. E. Lineburg
B. F. Strother
Sarah Wilson
Frederick County School Board
State Council of Churches Conference
Richmond
Council
Julian L. Larrick
Gainesboro
N. C. Williams
Mount Williams
Dynamite Blast Rocks Bradford Oil Region
Constable Darb Dailey reports a loud blast near Bradford an oil city of 19 000 last night traced to an oil well site. A three foot wall of dirt was blown apart. Initial sky explosion description given as a meteor, later attributed to a dynamite blast set off by jokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Darb Dailey
Dailey
Nations famine committee plans survey of European food needs
The famine committee, led by its chairman, prepared to depart for a new survey of food requirements in needy European areas as representative of Mr. Truman. It issued guidance for households and food service workers to conserve and share, urging substitutions and reduced bread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Commission
War Department
Truman
Famine Committee
Kesselring Accepts Partial Blame for Bombings
Field Marshal Albert Kesselring testified at the International Military Tribunal that he bore partial responsibility for the bombing of Warsaw Rotterdam and Coventry describing Coventry as a technical and industrial center and calling it a Little Essen. He expressed regret over Rotterdam and suggested some attacks were accidents of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Germany
Albert Kesselring
International Military Tribunal
Warsaw
Rotterdam
Coventry
Italy
France
Herman Goering
Coverntry
Essen
Paul Koerner
Hermann Goering
Reichsmarshal
Stephens City Roads Tied to State Highway System
The article notes petitions to place Stephens City roads and other secondary county roads into the state highway system. A public meeting is set for April 8 with highway engineer F. M. Yellett and the Board of Supervisors to receive applications for state road funds. J M Fishpaw asks for an ordinance limiting pollution discharges into Abrams Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
F. M. Yellett
Board of Supervisors
Abrams Creek
J. M. Fishpaw
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival funding decision
The stream held up pending study by J Sloan Kuykendall the common wealths attorney and attorney for the board. Twenty five dollars was appropriated for the Fremetick Grand Feature and the Nineteenth Annual Shenandoaha Apple Blossom Festival. An extra 75 from a Frederick County citizen supported school representation in the 2nd Day parade. Kenneth at booth for the Junior Board reported the county would administer the operation for later use by outside organizations. The Board of Supervisors rejected the offer and ordered the Junior Board to remove the building by April 1. County reports were approved along with monthly bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Commonwealth
We Fremetick Cme
Shenandoaha
Frederick County
Kenneth At Booth
Court House
Harry C. Light
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Arlington County
Washington- Magruder- Lynch
Virginia Real Estate Commission
Cohoon-Holland
Suffolk
Stickley
Gray
Glade Spring
Puller- Jordan- Crowder
Sandy Hollow
Hampshire County
W. Va
Buick
J. W. Kerns
Berryville Pike
Old Mill
Fordson
Oliver
Syracuse
H. P
Roy P. Duvall
C. J. Carver
Meta M. Sloat
S. Stewart St
R. R. Sartelle
World Bank
County Churches
Rural Life
B. C
Unger
Kesselring
W. D. Hadlock Farm
James A. Courek
D. Hadlock
Harrisonburt
Stephenson
Glaize & Brothers
T. G. Adams
ESSO
Loudoun and
Gerrard Sts
Sam
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Rose Domino
Alice Pontiac
Nina Dominic
Hereford
Jersey
Guernsey
Hampshire
Berkshire
McCormick-Deering Farma
McCormick-Deering
Oliver Superior
McCormick- Deering
Greensburg Church
James
Cookus and Pre Auctioneers
WM. Hensell
Thomas E. Gold
Berryville
Charles Town
Simon Newlin
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