Agriculture Department To Report On Crop Outlook
The Agriculture Department set for 3 p m release a nationwide survey indicating whether farmers will meet record crop acreage goals. A shortfall could prompt early rationing and pressure on food supplies, with labor shortages and fuel limits hampering production. The report covers wheat corn oats barley soybeans peanuts flax and livestock feed needs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Herbert H. Lehmann
Congress
Farm Organization
Clarke Man Is Guilty of Larceny
Clarke County court records report Calvin Deavers pled guilty to larceny of up to 144 dollars from his late brother A B Deavers. Judge Burr Harrison sentenced him to one year in state prison with probation for one year. Other notes mention George Mann’s prior conviction and Claude Tinsman’s bond for statutory assault after a marriage to the prosecutrix.
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Berryvile
Clarke County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Calvin Deavers
A. B. Deavers
Deavers
Burr P. Harrison
George Mann
Clarke
Commonwealth of
Claude Tinsman
For Sale 150 Acre Limestone Farm Near Winchester
150 acre limestone farm with buildings on a hard road nine miles from Winchester. Price listed at 14 000 dollars with 6500 dollars down and the balance on easy terms. Contact H. E. Shirley Step Henson Va. Phone 3085. See Willard Battery notice on Page 3 today.
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Winchester
H. E. Shirley
Stephenson
Conference hears talks on social betterment in Virginia
Over 100 attendees from northern Virginia and Winchester filled the First Baptist Church balcony as the Virginia Conference on Social Work discussed delinquency and assistance for underprivileged youth. I. R. Dovel urged regional vocational training for lesser offenders with a four year curriculum, while state schools should handle more serious cases.
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First Baptist Church
Virginia
Winchester
Terment
Win C. Dickenson
Baptist Church
Harrisonburg
Stewart Bell
Fred O. Wygal
State Department of Education
Ronald Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church Here
Arthur W. James
State Department of Public Welfare
S. D. Starkie
Lynchburg
Arthur Jones
National Recreation Association
Charlotte
North Carolina
Joseph S. Wright
I. R. Dovel
Commonwealth
Page County
Jesse Ogden
War of nerves in Tehran described by former Iraqi diplomat
A former Iraqi diplomat returning from Tehran says a war of nerves is under way with Russian troops moving artillery and creating jitters outside the city. He warns the Leftist Tudeh Party could coup at any time and that Iran faces economic panic as surplus war materiel sits unused in southern dumps. He notes a mass Iranian exodus to Isfahan and Ahwaz and suggests the Shah may have left Tehran for Isfahan.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Tehran
Iran
UNO
Gve
Washington
Lsader
Isfahan
Ahwaz
Tran
Coal Negotiations Enter Second Day
Washington on March 20 John L Lewis pressed for a miners health and welfare fund as part of a new contract to avert an April 1 soft coal strike. Union and industry reps met for a second day of closed negotiations focusing on medical and hospitalization care for about 400 000 miners while wages and hours were set aside.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Irdustry
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW Pro
Opening Golden G Coffee Shop and Restaurant Friday Night
The Golden G Coffee Shop and Restaurant hosts music Friday night from 8 to 10 o clock. Ken Windle leads the orchestra for an evening of live performance.
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Ony
Golden G
Ken Windle
Smith's Garage to Close After Death in Mathias Family
Smith's Garage at 204 E Piccadilly and 5 St will close until Thursday morning following the death of Mrs. Smith's father P S Mathias of Mathias West Virginia.
Wanted for large enclosed big watch dog
Classified note seeks a large enclosed dog cage or crate described as a big watch dog. Message directs responses to Post Office Box 57 in Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
Conference to Seek Juvenile Delinquency Curb
Attorney General Tom Clark announced plans for a national conference to curb juvenile delinquency. FBI data show youths under 21 accounted for 21 percent of all arrests in 1945 with record levels in rapes robberies burglaries and car thefts. More 17 year olds were arrested than any other age group.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Clark
FBI
Attorney General
Pepper urges Big Three conference to curb fear and share atomic secrets
Sen. Pepper calls for a full scale conference of the Big Three to dispel a crisis of confidence and urges sharing all atomic energy secrets with Russia. He proposes destroying all atomic bombs and production facilities and offering reconstruction aid to Russia and Britain.
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Washington
Pepper
D.-Fla
Per
Senate
United States
Russia
Britain
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Wallace Talk Sparks Speculation on Party Discipline
In an election year the talk centers on expelling recalcitrant members who oppose key items of the administration program. Party chiefs hope to woo back Democratic legislators who have strayed from the administration's line in recent weeks.
James B Roe Named Rector of Christ Church Winchester
James B Roe will succeed the retiring Reverend Rober B Nelson as Rector of Christ Church Winchester. He assumes duties on Palm Sunday April 14 with wife and son Larry. daughter Martha to join later. Roe, born on Maryland's Eastern Shore, educated at Lehigh and Virginia Theological Seminary, previously rector in Denver, served as Army chaplain in WWII and Pacific theaters. He focused on youth work and religious education during tenure in Denver.
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W. Nelson Page
Christ Episcopal Church
James B. Roe
Rober B. Nelson
Nelson
Mr. Roe
Winchester
Roe
Larry
Martha
Maryland
Lehigh University
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Denver
Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Nebraska
St. Lukes Church
Clorado
Okinawa
Pacific
New Caledonia
Korea
Religius Education
Diocere
Soviet Declares Aims In Korea
In Seoul on March 20 the Soviet Union outlined its aims for Korea during the joint American Russian commission session. Col. Gen. Terenty Shtykov said Korea should be a true democratic independent state friendly to the Soviet Union, despite furious resistance from reactionary anti Democratic groups. He spoke of self determination and free existence but noted serious difficulties obstructing democracy.
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Seoul
Soviet Union
Korea
Terenty Shtykov
John R. Hodge
Food Obstacle To Future Red Army Campaigns
Col. Conrad H. Lanza, retired U. S. Army officer and Field Artillery Journal analyst, warns Soviet food shortages hinder future campaigns. He cites labor, supply gaps and reliance on wartime aid, noting Moscow may struggle to feed immediate needs and sustain large Garrison forces in occupied Europe.
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Washington
Russia
U. S. Army
Conrad H. Lanza
Field Artillery Journal
Europe
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
British Empire
Lanza
The
Moscow
France
Middle
Buds Fall Behind in 1945 Apple Development
Low temperatures and rain slow all apple varieties compared with 1944. Dr. W S Hough notes 1945 bud advancement lags behind last year’s rapid growth caused by warm spells from March 13 to early April. Forecast calls for fair, cooler weather with frost tonight and warmer conditions by Thursday.
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Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Associated Press
Swiss Soviet Ties Reopen After 22 Years
Bern reports Switzerland and the Soviet Union have agreed to resume diplomatic relations after a 22 year lapse. The accord marks a significant thaw in Cold War era tensions and reopens formal communications between the two nations.
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Bern
Switzerland
Soviet Russia
Enrollment Grows as Nurses Training At Winchester Hospital Expands
Sixty eight students from six states and the District of Columbia enroll in the Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School. The three year program spans pre clinical and clinical phases with student nurses gaining experience in pediatrics obstetrics and diet therapy while a new class will open next fall.
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District of Columbia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Vida Wolford
Homer Alberti
Miss. Wolford
Wolford
Russia Reports Ongoing Troop Movements in Iran
Washington March 20 news reports indicate Soviet forces continue maneuvers in Iran despite Iran appealing to the UN Security Council for aid in removing Soviet traces. Iran charges Red Army troops remain beyond the March 2 deadline under a 1942 Anglo Soviet Iranian treaty. Britain and the USSR may face council action as Iran seeks prompt, majority support for its agenda.
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Washington
Russia
Iran
United Nations Security Council
Turkey
Iraq
Council
Red Army
New York
UNO
Trygve Lie
Hussein Ala
Security Council
Senate Panel Backs Smith for Ambassador to Russia
The Senate foreign relations committee unanimously approved Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith as Ambassador to Russia after a brief questioning session. Chairman Connally praised his strong impression, while senators sought his views on Russo American relations as the draft extension debate looms with June deadlines and high level briefings planned.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter Bedell Smith
Russia
Smith
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Connally
D-Tex
Fional
State Byrnes
Patterson
Meat Shortage Threatens Nation
The Associated Press reports drastic slaughter reductions and a looming meat shortage blamed on OPA price ceilings and a growing black market. Industry officials say profits vanish under ceilings, with black market buyers reportedly earning large margins. major packing plants slash slaughter rates and lay off workers across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
OPA
Joseph W. Stevens
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
Tulsa
Louisville
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Wichi
Oklahoma
City
Saace
Iranian Garrisons in Kurdistan Hold Against Attacks
Tehran reports three garrisons near the Iraq border fending off Kurdish tribal assaults with aerial support sent to prevent isolation. Tribesmen from Iran and Iraq engage near Sardasht Baneh Saqiz Ghazi Mohammed Saujbulagh Mahabad as forces of about 3000 divided across posts.
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Tehran
Iraq
Sardasht
Baneh
Kurdistan
Saqiz
Azerbaijan-Kurdistan
Iran
Azerbaijan
Hamadan
Kermanshah
Sinneh
Train Wreck Near Aracaju Kills About 200
Dispatches report a derailment on the Aracaju to Capela line near Aracaju Sergipe leaving about 200 dead and 300 injured. Hospitals in Aracaju were overwhelmed as more victims arrived and relatives gathered at the station seeking news.
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Rio DE Jenetro
Aracaju
Sergipe
Capela
Laranjeiras
Rio de Janeiro
Tells How Japs Beat W. Va. Soldier
YOKOHAMA March 20 Five Japanese charged with clubbing and killing Pvt. Everett L. Tyler of Glen Easton West Va heard an affidavit read at their war crimes trial. It said after Tyler tried to escape from prison he was beaten until his face and body were welted.
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Yokohama
Everett L. Tyler
Glen Easton
West Va
Tyler
Fatal crashes of two Army planes kill 33 in California mountains
In Northern California two Army planes crashed after nightlong search. Twenty three bodies recovered from Sierra Nevada near Hobart Mills and Truckee while seven crewmen from a B 29 crash near Livermore remained missing. Weather hampered recovery as snow drifts reached 12 feet.
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San Francisco
California
Army
Navy
Sierra Nevada
Hobart Mills
Truckee
Calif
Gene Ts Netl
Ogden
Utah
Livermore
Hickam Field
Homolulu
Harold Simer
Reno
Nev
Army Air Base
Earliar Thay
Ex servicemen return to jobs in Winchester industries
Not all returning veterans resume prewar work as service stations and machinery adapt in Winchester. Lawrence Bell after 1 months in infantry and antiaircraft serves Publicator's Drug Store. Frank M. Dick after Navy months is assistant manager at J. W. Grove Furniture Co. Walter Kane returns to Peoples Drug Store as fountain manager after 37 months in Army Signal Corps including time in China and India theaters. Employers welcome ex servicemen to call the Star with newly employed names.
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Winchester
Lawrence Bell
Infantry
Ant
Publicattor’s
Frank M. Dick
Navy
J. W. Grove Purniture Co
Walter Kane
Peoples Drug Store
Army Signal Corps
China
Big party at Sarah Zane Fire Hell Thursdays
Weekly event at Sarah Zane Fire Hell promising a party night every Thursday with evenings spanning 1 to 9 and a recurring midweek schedule.
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Sarah Zane
Grand Night at Furniture South Co Recreation Hall
Town event at 125 Loudoun from 8 to 10 p.m. features Rene Wendle's Orchestra. Music and entertainment announced for teens and residents.
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Purniture South Co
Loudoun
Rene Wendle
Orchestra
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Shenandoah
Sen. Pepper
Wallace
Christ Church
Morrie Landsberg
UNO Security Council
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