Ivan Winner Wins By Referee Stop Shocking Johnston At Legion Card
Johnson walks into a left hook at the Palmer's Livestock Exchange and is stopped by the referee in 1 minute 15 seconds of the first round. Sullivan KO’d Johnson while Wisecarver edge Cole in a 3 round split decision. Proceeds go to Stephens City Middletown and Boyce high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Palmer's Livestock Exchange
Johnny Sullivan
Washington
Johnson
Sullivan
Wisecarver
John Cole
Stephenson Station
Glen Wisecarver
Stephens City
Mad Cole
Mad
Cole
Stephenson
Middletown
Boyce
Local Sales Directory Highlights March Auctions and Listings
A series of March auction notices list goods and times for Berryville Hayfield and Winchester area sales. Items include household goods antiques livestock jewelry and restaurant equipment. Addresses include 216 S Loudoun St and 95 Lee St with sale dates from March 20 to March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Gbein
Berryville
Gennevieve M. Burton
Lee St
Robert Lee
Kernstown
J. Dorsey Luttrell
Winchester
Fahnestock
S. Main St
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed
A compact clue set listing across entries from 1 to 43 with definitions covering exhibit American Indian precious exclamation guns setpieces used in soap-making decrees colored fish torrid fencing sword roamer large heavy hammer honey gathering insects sound as a whistle steal skip as a stone on water selfsame ness apple seed narrow inlet geol cat s cry swine a hard glossy paint finish decay applauds ineffectual actors artist s stand astringent fruit a new star famous actor
Judges split decision in Johnson Watts bout draws crowd reaction
Larry Johnson and Roger Watts fought to a dull bout but Johnson won 2 to 1 after four judges voted. crowd erupted for five minutes. Judges were George Rodgers Bill Yowell Tom Starett and Harry Butler. Timekeeper Dr J M Casey and referee Jim Mul verhill of Washington the third man in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Johnson
Roger Watts
Johnson
George Rodgers
Bill Yowell
Tom Starett
Harry Butler
J. M. Casey
Jim Mulverhill
Washington
Howlett Withdraws Plea in Abatement in Frederick Court
Dabney Watts for Mack Daniel Howlett appeared in Frederick circuit court and withdrew a plea of abatement. The case, charged with larceny of a tractor and trailer, was set for trial Wednesday before a jury. Howlett pleads innocent. Also in court today charges against Viola May Borden Loren Wymer and Daniel Orndorff for theft of a turkey from Renol were pressed on recommendation of Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph Massie Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney Watts
Mack Daniel Howlett
Middletown
Frederick
Howlett
Viola May Borden
Loren Wymer
Daniel Orndorff
Rnol
Commonwealth
Joseph Massie Jr
Scarcity Report Slated By April 1 On Meat Strike
The board probing the nationwide meat packing work stoppage has until April 1 to submit its findings to President Truman. Picketing at packing plants continues as wholesale and retail meat prices rise. Shipments of livestock run near normal while weekly receipts fall to about half. Non-strikers at plants include AFL and independent union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlon
Truman
AFL
Mrs. E P Smith Dies at Home in Cedar Grove
Edna Pearl Smith 75 died at her cedar grove home after years of ill health. Born Stephens City she was foster daughter of Josiah and Mrs Fries. Survived by husband David A. Smith three sons Lester C L John and Dory Miller three daughters Mrs Bruce Lodge Mrs Alvin Dick and Mrs Dory Miller a brother a sister 21 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. John E Oliver at Mt Hebron family lot.
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Edna Pearl Smith
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Stephens City
Josiah Fries
David A. Smith
Aid Society
Lester Smith
Martinsburg
C. L. Smith
Winchester
John Smith
Bruce Lodge
Alvin Dick
White Hall
Dory Miller
W. W. Ward
Lulu Ward
Strasburg
Omps
John E. Oliver
Mt. Hebron
Rev L A Racey Taken by Death
The Rev L A Racey 79 longtime pastor of Winchester Evangelical United Brethren died suddenly yesterday at the home of his son Rev Forest Racey in Dayton Virginia. Surviving are his son, a brother Calvin Racey of Martinsburg and a sister Mrs Emma Poeland of Romney West Virginia. Services will be tomorrow at Shenandoah EUB church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Racey
Winchester Evangelical United Brothern Church
Forest Racey
Dayton
Calvin Racey
Martinsburg
Emma Poeland
Romney
W. Va
Shenandoah Eub Church
Seek 5 Softball Teams For 1948 District Tourney
P H Gee of the Virginia Softball Assn says Winchester may enter four men’s teams and a women’s team in the summer Arlington tournament. District tourneys will run in Salem Danville Rich Newport News Portsmouth Kolk and Arlington to determine state champions. Winners plus defending Virginia Daily team advance to a yet undecided final site. Clifton Stoneburner of Arlington leads the district playoffs. The district covers 16 counties including Frederick Clarke Loudoun Warren Shenandoah Fauquier and Page. Royal Crown Cola last year’s state entrant.
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P. H. Gee
Virginia Softball Assn
Winchester
Arlington
Salem
Danville
Richand
Newport News
Portsmouth
Kolk
Virginia Daily
Clifton Stoneburner
Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun
Warren
Shenandoah
Fauquier
Page
Virginia Banker Farmer Meeting Opens at Natural Bridge
Robert J. McNally will represent Shenandoah Valley National Bank at the second annual Virginia Banker-Farmer meeting opening at Natural Bridge on April 8. Commercial and Savings Bank and both Berryville banks will send delegates. Farmers and Merchants National Bank will not be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. McNally
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia Banker-Farmer
Natural Bridge
Commercial and Savings Bank
Berryville
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Senate OKsERP bill amid debate on recovery program
The tone cites a warning that economic reinforcements will not guarantee safety and urges prompt action on the recovery program. The Senate approved a 5.3 billion ERP measure while the House foreign affairs committee greenlit that amount and continues work on related sections including China and broader foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
China
Virginia Ballot Debate Outlines Voter Control Over Electors
Gov. Tuck argues voters, not party conventions, will direct Virginia electors in November. He explains that if a national party nominee is unacceptable to Virginia’s branch, locals may support another candidate. He denounces Truman civil rights plans as federal overreach and states rights suppression.
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Virginia
Truman
Gov
Tuck
Railroads Idle as Miners Strike Halts Coal Movement
O Neill says Lewis and miners violate contract amid five day pension stoppage. About 15 000 railroad workers idle with coal lines hardest hit. Government order reduces passenger service as industry faces impacts. Western Maryland suspends two trains between Cumberland Maryland and Elkins West Virginia. roving pickets close a strip mine in Harrison County and plan more actions.
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Pittsburgh
Maryland
Cumberland
Elkins
W. Va
Clarksburg
Harrison County
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Gameness
Kid O'Mahoney
Billy Snead
Sneed
Bill Pacquin
Joe
Aewene
Aries
Otto von Stuelpnagel
J. Corbett
Columbia
Henry M. Stanley
Cc. S. Nicholson
Coleman Dunn
Shepherd House
M. E. Church
East Main Street
Clarke County
Dubonnet Bigelow
Treadle Singer
Pic
Emilie Bayard
Leonard J. Langbein
Ocglzeman Damn
Daily Crossword
E. Piccadilly St
E.P. Smith
Rev. L.A. Racey
Easy Terms Pine Motor Co., Inc
Frederick County Court House
Washington St
Handley High School
Russell H. Dunlap
Roy P. Duvall
Royal Crown Cola
Egy
O'Neill
R. G. Wolverton
Braddock ST
WEBI
Glass Co
Saturday Evening Post
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Fairplay Market
Omps Funeral Home
Chapman Motor Co
W. Boscawen
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Anne
Order of the Golden Rule
Funeral Home
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Robert Walker
Julian J. Shade
Ford Luttrell Farm
Rt. 522
Fahnestock Lane
W. F. Artrip, JR
W. F. Artrip
Joe Jolliffe
Hayfield
Cannonball
Duncan Phyfe
L. C. Lucas
Green Spring
Apple Pie Ridge
International
Chevrolet
Army
McCormick-Deering
Fordsor
Ford
Studebaker
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Jeep
Geo. Helsley
Hugh Crim
Carlton Dyke
Charles Duvall
Strong Lewis
Preston Engle
Mullen
Jolliffe
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