Park Association Elects Officers Big Year Ahead On Diamond
The Winchester Park Association held its annual meeting in City Hall police court last night electing Arthur Jr as president to succeed A Ryland Conner. Officers include Bill Warrick vice president H Russell Potts secretary Ed Burch treasurer and W A Sandy Baker playing manager with power to name assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. ‘Arthur, Jr
Winchester Park Association
A. Ryland Conner
Bill Warrick
H. Russell Potts
Ed Burch
W. A
Sandy Baker
Baker
Potts
Treasury
Richard Carpenter
Arthur
E. A. Crow
William Ker
Cyril Mee
Mee
A. R. Conner
Reid Lunsford
Dick Carpenter
Jack Crowl
Earl Clow- Shine
L. J. Luby
Nor- Mills
Ellsworth Keller
Forney
C. D. Barnett
P. D. Miller
Allen T. Hawthorne
Lawrence C. Hollis
Bhirkey
Winchester
Sir. Conner
No Constitutional Objection Found To Heller Bill
Richmond March 26 The Attorney General ruled the Heller bill denying public building use to those advocating overthrow of government is without constitutional objection He said the measure targets those with authority to grant or refuse building access not mere caretakers and janitors The bill now awaits Governor Price’s decision and preserves free speech with responsibility for abuse of that right.
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Richmond
A. P. Staples
E. Glenn Jordan
Jordan
Price
Virginia
Cheer For College Graduate Ray For College Graduate
Boston March 26 A ray of cheer for the College graduate of 1940. Prof Horace G Thacker head of the vocational department at Boston University's College of Business Administration said job possibilities appear brightest in three years. University placement figures are 25 percent higher than last year.
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Boston
Cofllege
Seaions
Horace G. Thacker
Boston University
College of Business Administration
Youth Of America Just Like Autos
Dr. Frederic P. Woellner of the University of California at Los Angeles says American youth resemble autos with yearly improved models. He argues no youth revolt but an older generation resisting youth energy steering it into productive paths.
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America
Los Angeles
Frederic P. Woellner
Woellner
University of California At
New Destroyer Mayo Launched at Quincy Navy Yard
On March 26 in Quincy Massachusetts the 348 foot destroyer Mayo named for Admiral Henry Thomas Mayo was launched. Mrs Chester G Mayo wife of the Admiral's son and captain at Portsmouth Navy Yard sponsored the vessel built at Bethlehem Fore River Yard with cutting edge naval features not disclosed to the public.
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Quincy
Mass
Henry Thomas Mayo
Chester G. Mayo
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Fore River
Bethlehem Steel Company
Mayo
Treasury Status March 23 Receipts and Debt Figures
The Treasury reports receipts of 26,239,808.24 dollars and expenditures of 18,033,625.19 dollars for March 23. Gross debt stands at 42,525,475,883.44 dollars, with an increase of 800,442.50 dollars from the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Firemen Set Baltimore Alarm Record Amid High Winds
Baltimore firemen answered 117 alarms in 24 hours breaking the previous mark of 83. Many bouts involved box or chimney fires caused by strong winds. only 18 were major fires at homes, buildings, or autos.
Refuge Brevities from near Stephens City and area
March notes show visits among local families including Conners Grim Pitcock Lillard Bowman and Smiths. Various relatives from Arlington Washington Mt. Jackson Lebanon Church Valley Jays and Emory and Henry College visited, with several members reported ill or improving.
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Joe Conner
Monroe Conner
Elizabeth Ritenour
Stephens City
E. R. Conner
Conner
Julia Grim
Conner Home
Norman Grim
Frank Pitcock
Alice and
Susie Pitcock
Harry Pitcock
Tulip
Lake Pitcock
Mt. Jackson
Amiss Lillard
Thomas Pipiteley
Zane Lee
Shirley
Lillard
Washington
Vivian Green
Chambers Green
Arlington
Silas Grim
Ellen
Amelia Keller
Lebanon Church
Mary Bowman
Bowman Home
Joush Headley
Boyd Headley
Valley Jays Onin
Wekhon
Art Clark
Phil, Bowman
Washi D. C
Ross Lillard
Emory and Henry College
Abingdon
Marvin White
John White
Austin Conner
Noted Eating Place Burned In Virginia Hunt Locale
Fire destroyed The Stables restaurant on the Lee highway in Bull Run Virginia an early March 26 loss valued at 1500 for the building and 5000 for antiques. Insurance partially covered the loss and owner Mrs Jean Richards of Washington reported the figures.
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Bull Run
Lee Highway
Jean Richards
Washington
You Can't Fool Denver Coppers
Denver patrolmen charged a woman driver with drunken driving after she claimed the light was amber near East 45th Avenue and Washington Street. The intersection reportedly had no signal light.
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Denver
East 45Th Avenue
Washington Street
Could Henry VIII Have Had Ulcer Pains?
History notes Henry VIII's meals and post meal pain. Udga Tablets advertised as relief for ulcer and stomach pains with heartburn and bloating. Claims of thousands of praise and a money back guarantee at Baker's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Henry VIII
Baker's
Unions Held Subject Of Prosecution In Antitrust Case
Justice Peyton Gordon ruled that labor unions are subject to criminal prosecution under the Sherman Antitrust Act. The decision dismisses a demurrer by Teamsters union officials accused in a restraint of trade case. The government says unions coerced companies to hire Teamsters and disrupt construction work on district projects. This ruling is a significant victory for the antitrust effort in the building trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peyton Gordon
Federal District Court
FL Teamster
Gordon
Justice Department
Teamsters’ Union
Engineers’ Union
Teamsters
Justice Gordon
Handley Latin Team Selected for Virginia Tournament
Handley High School will send four two student teams to the Harrisonburg Virginia event on April 13 under Mrs W Alan Peery. First year team Isabelle Larrick and Jean Fahrney. second year Morris Cather and Alta Mae Ayers. third year Philip Barnhart and Ralph Bailey. fourth year Walter Bailey and Nina Ramacciotti. Teams chosen by competitive written exam.
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W. Alan Peery
Handley High School
Harrisonburg
Virginia Classical Language Association
Isabelle Larrick
Jean Fahrney
Morris Cather
Alta Mae Ayers
Philip Barnhart
Ralph Bailey
Walter Bailey
Nina Ramacciotti
Easter Greetings and Local Visits Fill Boyce Church Weekend
Mr John Locke of the University of Richmond spent Easter at his home in Boyce. Mrs J R Strode visited in Washington DC. Clergy families Rev W D Sheets and Rev Van der Linden joined Mr Clay Carr Sr and family for a Friday gathering. The Kiblers hosted Pranks and O Neale from Baltimore over Easter. Louise Clarke visited her parents the L E Clarkes. Oscar and Clay Carr Jr and families enjoyed Sunday at Huntington Farm. Sunrise services and Easter offerings drew large congregations at Boyce M E and Baptist churches.
Answers to today's quiz on page four
Answers list indicates the solicitor general, names Jankee, year 2001, Richard II in Shakespeare's Lane, water, ostrich, no, drone, Oslo, yes, and a group of art museum buildings in Paris France as the final item.
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Solicitor General
Jankee
Richard
Shakespeare’s Lane
Richard II
Water
Drone
Oslo
Paris
France
Why a cement walk bulges in cold weather
The National Bureau of Standards says frost heave lifts the ground beneath a cement walk in winter. Shallow foundations fail to restrain movement, causing the surface to bulge or belly as the ground freezes and expands.
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National Bureau of Standards
Funeral services held for Mrs Alice M Carlisle
The funeral of Mrs. Alice May Carlisle 81 widow of John Carlisle occurred Sunday afternoon at Omps funeral chapel North Braddock street. Rev William Obaugh led services with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Julian Larrick Earl Rinker F M Bageant Trovellis Clark Walter Gano and Gray Willey. Hymns included Rock of Ages Abide With Me and The Old Rugged Cross sung by a quartet.
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Alice May Carlisle
John Carlisle
West Monmouth Street
Omps
North Braddock Street
William Obaugh
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron
Julian Larrick
Earl Rinker
F. M. Bageant
Trovellis Clark
Walter Gano
Gray Willey
Wallace Lutz
Edwin Ritter
Paul Fries
Wayne Omps
Public Test Demonstrates Power of Liquid Oxygen Bomb
Lester Barlow staged a demonstration at the Glenn L Martin airplane factory showing an eight ounce charge of his liquid-oxygen-carbon bomb, claiming it could kill everything within 1000 feet. Spectators watched as matchwood logs were splintered and debris flew over 100 feet, as tests proceed for War and Navy departments.
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Baltimore
Lester Barlow
Barlow
Senate
House
Naval
Glenn L. Martin Airplane
Wide Middle River
War and
Navy Departments
George Holderer
Congressional
Loos
Martin Plant
New York City Leads U S Telephone Counts
New York City, with 1 623 117 telephones, has the largest number of any city in the world, leading the United States in telephone holdings and surpassing all other cities.
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United States
New York City
Dogs face prosecution over unlicensed females in Frederick County
Game Warden FP. W. Pingley reports 200 dogs in Frederick County lack licenses as 320 female and 165 unsexed tags have been sold. He cites towns Gaiesboro Opequon Stonewall Shawnee Backek and aaaes with high unsexed counts and warns owners buying $1 unsexed tags for female dogs face false statement charges and possible fines up to 19.25 dollars. He urges immediate purchase of proper $3 licenses to avoid prosecution.
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Frederick County
FP. W. Pingley
Pingley
Stonewall
Opequon
Backek
Gaiesboro
Republican Jury Sits In Judgment On Democrats
In Harrisburg on March 26 a Republican jury hears the case of Democratic State Chairman David L. Lawrence and seven others charged with conspiracy to assess state employees for political purposes. Nine men and three women serve on the jury with five Democrats among the 24 prospective jurors, all challenged by the defense. The trial timetable accelerates as witnesses, including former Attorney General Charles J. Martillo, are expected to testify.
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Harrisburg
Cniinery
Carl B. Shelley
David L. Lawrence
Democrats
Amerahs
Sheeley
Charles J. Martiotti
Ae Ae Spetens - Earle
Mina
No New Maps Till War Stops in Philadelphia Schools
Philadelphia officials suspend purchases of European maps and war-related geographies for public schools until the war ends. Superintendent Alexander J. Stoddard directed principals to use on hand materials and avoid new geographies tied to nations at war.
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Philadelphia
Alexander J. Stoddard
Fines for Loose Dogs After Warnings Cited by Landowner
Conviction cited that any dog owner allowing a dog to run at large after warning by a landowner or officer faces a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Leesburg, VA
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Heller
Denver Coppers
Vicks AG
Peyton
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Handley Latin
Potomac By-Products Co
Ferry
W. Va
Carlisle
H. P
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Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Oldsmbile
Chapman Motor CO
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Miller
Stoc
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School Phone
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SILCO
Mary Morris
Jones Funeral Home
Sie
Anderson
Front Royal
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Kemvinator
Italy
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