Security Council Adjourns Iran Case While Keeping It Open
The United Nations Security Council voted to keep Iran’s case on its books and adjourn discussion indefinitely. Iranian ambassador Hussein Ali asserted doubt that all Soviet troops have left Iran, noting a May 6 deadline and the need for clarification. The council unanimously supported adjourning while allowing return at any member’s request. a Polish bid for a yes or no telegram to Iran’s Premier Qavam failed 8 to 2.
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Security Council
Iran
New York
United Nations Security Council
Hussein Ala
Russia
Qavam
Ans
Rev Roe Speaks At Lions Meeting
Rev Roe, speaker at the Lions Club luncheon in Sar ah Zane Hall, urged wartime preparedness and a gradual peacetime buildup to prevent future wars. He traced the Army Chaplain Corps, urged ideals of peace and liberty, and discussed the potential of international agencies to outlaw war someday.
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Christ’ Episcopal Church
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Robert B Nelson
Episcopal Church
U. S S. Army Chaplain Corps
Roe
Rev. Roe
Dicka
Lions Code of Ethics
Joe Newlin
Cliff Edwards
Martinsburg
W. Va
John W. Sencindiver
Winchester
Col. E. L
Local firms add veterans to ranks in Winchester
Ray Gatewood after 30 months in the Merchant Service joins Miller and Anderson Plumbing and Heating. Owen O'Donohue, with 12 years overseas in the European Theater, begins work at John W. Rosenberger and Co. Others are being added to local firms in the ongoing armed service related assignments.
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Winchester
Ray Gatewood
Miller and Anderson Plumbing and Heating
Owen O’donohue
The
Grey
John W. Rosenberger and Co
First Platoon and Headquarters Call at Armory
The First Platoon and Headquarters Company 115 Virginia State Guard are urged to attend promptly at 7 30 tomorrow evening at the Armory for business of importance. Captain W A Baker.
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State Guard
W. A. Baker
Union Cancels Viscose Contracts Effective June 20
The Textile Workers of America CIO says seven American Viscose Company plants cancel contracts effective June 20 after a Meadville plant dispute over frozen and rotating shifts. Wage talks halted. company offered 5 percent raise based on V J Day payroll, union seeks eight cents more. Meadville workers had frozen shifts since 1943. Plants affected include Marcus Hook Lewistown Meadville Pa Front Royal Roanoke Parkersburg and Nitro Va.
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New York
E. M. Schoffstall
Textile Workers of America
CIO
American Viscose Company
Schoffstall
Meadville
Fred Kraft
Schoff
Marcus Hook
Lewistown
Front Royal
Roanoke
Parkersburg
Nitro
Detectives Probe Slaying Of A Red-Haired Beauty
Detectives peered through a ceiling peep hole as Ella Staunton 30 a former beauty contest winner was stabbed and strangled in her salon in Liverpool England. A man entered during a watch and fled after her scream, leaving investigators to hunt across northern England for the suspect.
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Liverpool
England
Ella Staunton
W. T. Jones Injured at Robinson Storage Facility
William T. Jones of 217 Baker Street sustained severe leg lacerations and a possible foot fracture yesterday afternoon while unloading fruit at the Robinson Ice and Cold Storage platform. A board slipped, trapping his leg between the dock and the truck. he was rushed to Winchester Memorial Hospital after 17 years at the local cold storage plant.
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William T. Jones
Baker Street
Robinson Ice and
Jones
Winchester Memorial Hos
For Sale Sweet Potato and Tomato Plants by Winchester Seed Co
Advertisement from Winchester Seed Co offering sweet potato plants, high quality tomato plants, and other vegetables. Indicates favorable season for planting now.
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Winchester Seed Co
Notice for Baker's Drug Store Information
A public notice invites inquiries about Baker's Drug Store. Contact listed phone number 6351 with alternate codes 5 1522 29 and timing markers 6 1 6 5 1p 4t. The fragmentary text implies a general request for information or directions.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Martha Washington Restaurant Closure Notice
A historical notice states the Martha Washington Restaurant will be closed on Sunday until further notice, with no reopening date provided.
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Martha Washington Restaurant
Altmeyer Meeting With Lewis Over Welfare Fund
Washington May 22 government called Social Security Board Chairman Arthur Altmeyer to talks with John L. Lewis over welfare fund plans for miners and possible government role. Lewis seeks seven percent of payroll for health and welfare, and operators weigh retroactive wage adjustments as pickets shrink Pennsylvania mine output to around 17 percent.
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Washington
Arthur Altmeyer
Social Security Board
John L. Lewis
Versial Welfare Fund
United Mine Workers Ftr
Lew
Altmeyer
Lewis
Krug
Suggests Sending Lewis to Russia as Ambassador
Washington May 22. Rep Herbert of Louisiana suggests sending Lewis to Russia as ambassador citing his cooperation and eagerness to help humanity. He says Lewis would fit in where rules prevail and mentions his marble games as a metaphor for mutual play.
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Lewis
Russia
Washington
Rep
Herbert
D-La
Task Force Sails For A-Bomb Tests At Bikini
Bulk of the fleet sails from Pearl Harbor toward Bikini Atoll under Vice Adm. Blandy to conduct atomic tests. Ten target and support ships lead the group with 77 targets planned for the tests amid expected very high waves. The first air drop test is set for July 1 with underwater blasts deemed more effective, and surviving ships may be towed back to Pearl Harbor.
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MT. Kinley
Pearl Harbor
Bikini Lagoon
William H. P. Blandy
Saratoga
Printz Eugen
Blandy
Bikni
W. S.S
Parsons
Navy
Calder Rock
Bikini
Government seizes mines as 800 UMWA walkout hits WV operations
Charleston West Virginia May 22 formal government seizure of the nations soft coal mines occurs as about eight hundred United Mine Workers walk out at three major operations.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers Eee
Theological Student to Serve Stine's Chapel This Summer
Daniel E. Leatherman announced John E. Williams of Union Theological Seminary Rich mond will serve as pastor at Stine's Chapel during June July and August He will preach his first sermon on Sunday June 2 and lead a two week daily vacation Bible school for youth Williams will serve residents of Sunnyside North Frederick Terrace and Apple Pie Ridge as attendance at the chapel has risen to over 60 each Sunday.
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Daniel E. Leatherman
Stine’s Chapel
John E. Williams
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Leatherman
Sunnyside
North Frederick Terrace
Apple Pie Ridge
Woman Burned Lighting Gas Stove at Gibs tone Hotel
Mrs Elsie Stone of the Gibs tone Hotel suffered first degree burns to face neck and arms when a gas stove exploded while she was lighting it. Her condition was described as satisfactory. She is hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Her husband Chief Warrant Officer Thomas A Stone arrived from the naval base at New London Connecticut.
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Elsie Stone
Gibstone Hotel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas A. Stone
Naval Base
New London
Conn
Lovett's Dress Shop Spring Suit and Coat Sale
Lovett's Dress Shop at 156 N Main St advertises a sale with prices reduced on spring suits and coats. The notice appears as a short classified sale item dated May 22 on page 1.
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Lovett’s Dress Shop
Lovett’s Dress
N. Main St
Round Dancing Nights at Del's Place WV
Round dancing every Wednesday Friday and Saturday at Del's Place in West Virginia with music by Bob Abrell and Trio. Local social event featuring live music and group dancing for residents and visitors.
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Del's Place
West Virginia
Bob Abrell
Brooks' Pharmacy Rexall sale announcement
Rexall sale continues through Saturday offering super values and tremendous savings at Brooks' Pharmacy. This local notice highlights a limited time discount event in the area.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Dean Pinchback To Lead Virginia Public Service Tax Study
Dean Raymond Pinchback of the University of Richmond will chair a Virginia General Assembly created public service tax study committee. The panel will study railroads and other public service titans for taxation and report by November 15, 1947. Governor Tuck announced the appointment along with additional members from both houses and ex officio officials.
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Richmond
Raymond Pinchback
University of Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Pinchbeck
Tuck
C. H. Morrissett
A. P. Staples
I. Wailes
Amherst
Lake Triplett
Fauquier
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Commonwealth
Charles Carter Lee
Franklin County
Russell M. Weaver
House of Delegates
Harrisonburg
Robert K. Brock
Farmville
L. Preston Collins
Senate
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
George Damn
Arlington
House
Thomas B. Stanley
SPECIAL-ROLLER SKATES FOR BEGINNERS AND BALL BEARING
Miller's Hardware offers special roller skates for beginners and models with ball bearing features. Stock appears in a short classified notice with product details and store name.
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Miller’'S
Colonial Kitchen New Hours Ice Cream Sundaes and Shakes
Colonial Kitchen announces new daily offerings Ice Cream Sundaes and Milk Shakes from 4 pm to 6 pm excluding Sundays and Mondays Open all day Saturday featuring candy salted nuts and ice cream For sale Love birds canaries guaranteed singers Apply 235 East Kern St
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Colonial Kitchen
NEW Hours
Sun. & Mon
Love Birds and
Canary’s
East Kern St
Hats Sale Auction at 156 North Main
Sale of entire stock of hats offered at discounted price up to 10.95 reduced to 1.00. All sales final. Located at 156 N Main. (22-1p-21)
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Lovett
N. Main
American Planes Reported Fighting In Manchuria
Pravda claims seven American planes were shot down while bombing the Chinese Communist forces in Manchuria amid fighting between Kuomintang and People's Revolutionary Army. US officers deny American pilots are operating there beyond peaceful missions.
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Mosccow
Pravda
Manchuria
People’s Revolutionary
China
U. S. Army
Kuomintang Army
Red Army
Kuomintang
People’s Revolutionary Army
Radio
Shanghai
Alvan C. Gillem, Jr
Tass
Pepper Readies Labor Vote Amid Senate Showdown
Senator Pepper of Florida declared readiness for a Senate vote on labor disputes legislation as the chamber braces for an early clash. He plans to bring a proposal to require Congress to back an industrial health and welfare fund while Byrd presses a rival measure and Taft predicts majority support. Pepper yielded the floor after a sharp exchange with Byrd.
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Washington
Pepper
Senate
Congress
Florida
Truman
Byrd
D-Va
Taft
Ohio
Army Jurisdiction Over Labor Camp Ends Today
Capt. Ross M. Snyder announced that Army control of the German Prisoner of War Camp ends today after the last German departed on Saturday. Visitors inspected tents and cook ovens as potential use for transient workers, with approval to purchase from War Assets pare not yet granted.
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Ross M. Snyder
I. Pred Stine
A. F. Lillard
Howev
Plane Wreckage Clings To Building
Washington on May 22 presidential labor adviser John R. Steelman said prospects for a rail strike settlement are unclear as officials press government mediation. Carriers estimate 20 cent hourly wage rise per man with a 1.44 dollar daily minimum. officials seek working rule changes amid ongoing talks with Brotherhoods led by A F Whitney and Alvanley Johnston.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Morrow
A. F. Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Black market blamed for poultry dressing plant delays
Poultry black market cited by feed dealers and industry sources in Frederck County and the Valley as key reason for the delayed dressing plant on North Kent Street. Financed at about 100000 dollars, the plant aims 12000 to 15000 broilers daily but opening is six weeks away due to material shortages. Prices, ceilings, and transport issues push live broiler costs toward 40 cents a pound as plants struggle to bid above ceilings.
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Frederck County
North Kent St
Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative
Rockingham
Staunton
Charles F. Coffman
Winchester Milling Corporation
Psessing Prasad
Winchester
Shenandoah County
Southern Dairies Ice Cream 20 Cent Pint Ad
Ice cream brand Southern Dairies offers 20 cent pints with service at all hours. Located at Apple Blossom Delicatessen 16 S Braddock St. for takeout and dining. Includes address and promotional tone.
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Soutern Dairies
Apple Blossom Delicatessen
S. Braddock St
New Fire Chief To Be Discussed At Meeting Tonight
Winchester Volunteer Firemen meet at 8 pm at South End Fire Co to discuss a successor to Fire Chief William Argenbright who resigns effective June 1 and will serve as president until council acts at its June 4 meeting. Argenbright cites lack of time for resignation from both posts and the association plans to forward a replacement recommendation to City Council.
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Winchester
South End Fire Co
William Argenbright
Argenbright
Star Today
Mrs Headley Dies In Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rosa V Headley 73 of 1319 Valley Avenue died at 4 am in Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness last Thursday. Born in Stephens City June 17 1872 she was daughter of John H Gardiner and Margaret Bond Gardiner. She was a member of First Brethren Church and survived by children Alfred Lake of Orlando Florida Boyd Headley Mrs Al Headley and Earl Headley. Sister Ina Oruzee of ?
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Rosa V. Headley
J. W. Headley
Valley Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H
Margaret Bond Gardiner
Stephens City
First Brethren Arch
Alfred Lake
Orlando
Boyd W. Headley
al Headley
Earl of
Winchote
Innie Oruzee
Motion To End Subsidies Loses In Senate Committee
The Senate Banking Committee on May 22 defeated a motion by Senator Capehart to end all food price subsidies. The plan would have spared other subsidies on copper lead zinc and rubber. The panel earner debate continues as members meet to craft a price control extension and consider further subsidy reductions. Senator Taft proposed ending subsidies by January 1 and halving the six month need. Subisidies total about 1.5 billion yearly, with OPA projecting 850 million per half year after June 30. The committee voted 12 to 2 for a related food price ceiling amendment.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Taft
R-Ghio) Kar
OPA
Agriculture Centre
Wagner
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Steelman
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Whitney
Fey Johnson
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