William H. Frye Dies At Sunnyside Home
William H. Frye aged 62 dies at his Sunnyside residence after a three year illness. He was born to Joseph and Annie Tevalt in Frederick County and spent most of his life as a farmer and laborer. Survived by wife Lillie Mumaw, children Henry M. Frye Janes R Frye Emily Baker and others, step son Jacob Calvin, and siblings, with services planned at the Pentecostal Church of God on South Braddock Street. Burial at Grangers Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Joseph
Annie Tevalt
Frederick County
Sun
National Fruit and Product Party
Pentecostal Church of God
Shenandoah
Lillie Mumaw
Shenandoah County
Henry M. Frye
Vienna
Janes R. Frye
Berkeley Springs
Jacob Calvin
Winchester
Anna Brill
Lola Baker
Mary Stotler
Emily Baker
Chester
Edward
Lebenan Church
Sallie Moore
Hayfield
Viola Cooley
Pentecostal of God
South Bradeck Street
Irvin Ly Stonesifer
Iment
Grangers Cemetery
Staton
Clyde , Embrey
J .H. Gibbs
Carl Alabaugh
Manges
George Hels
Funeral Rites For Mrs Frye Held Today
Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. in Hedgesville West Virginia for Mrs D PeFrye widow of Dr Prye a prominent Hedgesville physician who died suddenly Saturday morning Her daughters Mrs James and E W Butslet and son Joe Dane survive The interment was in the Middleway West Virginia cemetery
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Hedges
W. Va
D. PeFrye
Prye
Hedgesville
Rs. Frye
James
Art Atack
E. W. Butslet
Shepherdstown
Joe Dane
Martinsburg
Terment
Middleway
Chicago Grain Quotations
Chicago May 27 grains firm on the board of trade with some buying tied to wide demand. Prices listed show May at 2.35 Sept 2.25 2.26 1-4 Dec 2.22 May 48 2.18 for corn with various quotes across months and futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Ts. Jly
Daily quiz correct answers printed on pear
Answers to the daily quiz are printed on pear in a fragmentary list. It mentions Buck 1,000,000th Hoover Dam Four TH will Bernard M Baruch Maj Gen Raymond Whit Bliss and a note about Howard Hughes in 1938 with a crew of four and a shortened route of 44,000 miles.
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Hoover Dam
Will
Bernard M. Baruch
Raymond Whit- Bliss
Howard Hughes
Funeral Services For Mr. Largent To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for James Robert Largent 69 of Fredrick county will be held tomorrow at 1 p m from his home 411 South Cameron street city Interment will follow in Redland Cemetery Whitacre at 2 30 p m Officiating ministers are the Rev Joseph Ducknall and the Rev S Goode Surviving are his widow Miss Ollie Pugh two sisters Mrs George Peacemaker Whitacre and Mrs Edna Miller 402 South Cameron Street city and a list of listed children plus honorary pallbearers and flower girls with names provided in the notice.
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James Robert Largent
Frederick County
South Cameron Street
City
Joseph Ducknall
S. Goode
Redland Cemetery
Whitacre
George Peacemaker
Edna Miller
South
Cameron Street
Ollie Pugh
Homer Elliot
Fred Whitacre
William Peacemaker
A. C. Oates
Clint McCarty
Lawrence McCarty
Lee N. Whitacre
Raymond Omos
Irving Hammock
Walter Moore
Clark Fletcher
Ralph Shaffer
Elsie Light
May Brown
Lillie Hammock
Mary Place
Frances Whitacre
Bessie Omps
Naomi Hashman
Nora Parrill
Farmers to Tour Orange VA Experiment Station
County Agent I Fred Stine reports a large delegation from Frederick and Clarke counties will join a tour of the Orange Virginia experiment station tomorrow. Local motorcade will depart from the county courthouse at 9 p.m.
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I. Fred Stine
Frederick
Clarke County
Orange
County Court House
Hoover proposes four point plan to revive Axis economies
In a New York address Charles Hoover outlines a plan to aid Germany Japan and Korea while opposing asset stripping. He urges abandoning industrial plant removal and levels of industry schemes and calls for a peace conference with Japan and a temporary centralized German government under Allied military direction. He warns Russia obstructs relief efforts and risks higher taxpayer burdens.
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Germany
Korea
Japan
War Department
Engel
Hoover
New York
Taber
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Stewart Bell Jr Added To Board At Roanoke Meet
Stewart Bell Jr of this city was added to the board of directors of the Virginia Conference of Social Worker at the annual meeting in Roanoke. Mary Alice Roberts Joe was elected president. The conference endorsed a study on creating a youth authority for offenders 16 to 25 and supported a state recreation service. It urged data collection to merge counties into social work areas and stronger financial aid for juvenile and domestic relations courts. A spot study of juvenile court treatment will be made with the National Probation Association. Officeholders also elected E. J. Keyes, Gordon Berg, Mrs. Eula Fullerton, and Charles P. Chew.
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Stewart Bell, Jr
Virginia Conference of Social Worker
Roanoke
Mary Alice Roberts Joe
Virginia
General Assembly
Council of Juvenile Court Judges
Committee On Juvenile Courts
National Probation Association
Virginia Child Labor Committee
Virginia Recreation Society
E. J. Keyes
Richmond
Gordon Berg
Norfolk
Eula Fullerton
Abingdon
Charles P. Chew
Peoples Insurance seeks settlement as strike widens over debit books
Castiello said the company demanded return of debit books before negotiations resume after a government meeting with AFL agents. About 160 of 868 agents across Delaware Maryland DC Virginia West Virginia Ohio struck May 19 over wages and a supervisor's union. The Industrial and Ordinary Agents Council, representing 263 agents, seeks bargaining elections in two Virginia districts. company wants statewide talks and has NLRB backing.
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AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Castiello
Industrial and Ordinary Agents Council
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Tappahannock
Fredericksburg
NLRB
Ford workers may join 130000 walkout amid stalled talks
The UAW CIO warns 130000 Ford production workers could strike after foremen walkout. Talks on wages hours and conditions stalled with FAA foremen in protest. FAA says disruptions threaten production though company reports near normal output.
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Ford Motors Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Richard T. Leonard
Uaw-Cio
Ford Department
UAW
Ford
Foreman’s Association of America
FAA
Ford Power Plants
Robert H. Keys
Leonard
Democrats push tax break plan amid House debate
Democrats argue nine community property states gain tax advantages while Millikin says adoption would cost 750 million dollars beyond the 4 billion dollar bill. House Ways and Means studies possible inclusion in a new tax bill next year. Republicans reject delay 48 to 44 with Morse and Wilson dissenting. Democrats warn tax cuts before spending levels are known.
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Millikin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
George
D-Ga
Morse
Oregon
Wilson
Iowa
State Weather Five Day Report Shows Rising Temperatures
A five day weather report notes a rising trend with temperatures near two degrees above normal. Showers are expected Friday totaling about one half to one inch, followed by cooler conditions Saturday and Sunday.
Catholics And Methodists Win In Church League
The Catholic Church softball team remained undefeated in the senior division with a 12-2 win over Cork Street Christian Church. Hobert pitched for Catholic, Whitacre and Seabright for Cork Street. Braddock Street Methodists rallied to beat the Baptist 15-4 behind Covington and Barnett. Royston had four hits in five plate appearances for Baptist. Tonight the Baptists meet the Presbyterians in the senior division while United Brethren face Market Street Methodists in the junior loop.
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Catholic Church
Cork Street Christian Church
Hobert
Whitacre
Seabright
Braddock Street Methodists
Covington
Barnett
Royston
Baptists
Presbyterians
United Brethren and
Market Street Methodists
Divide Games AVISCO Defeats Air Base 11-1 in Sunday Rout
The Front Royal Avisco nine split weekend games with a 11-1 win over Andrew Air Base Club on Sunday after a 4-2 loss to Harrisonburg on Saturday. Avisco hosts Clarke County All-Stars on Memorial Day and has scheduled a game at St. Thomas Pennsylvania for Sunday.
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Front Royal Avisco
Andrew Air Base Club
Harisonburg
Avisco
Clarke County
Tragic Farmstead Slayings Leave Eight Children Dead
Coroner reports a group of eight Smith children were killed by a .22 rifle on the Terpenning farm. Teenager found near a granary while Barbara Smith showed disheveled clothing but no rape. Sheriff details describe a fatal ambush after a visit to Sugar Island where the two girls planned to gather flowers.
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Lester Smith
Smith
Sugar Island
Two Martinsburg Men Fined In Police Court
In a police court session this morning two Martinsburg men were fined for a crash yesterday at S Kent and Cecil streets. Guy Morris Johnson paid 30 dollars plus costs for reckless driving and driving without a license, while William Blaine Leonard settled 20 dollars and costs for allowing an unlicensed driver and for drunkenness. The collision involved a truck veering into the path of a 1941 Chevrolet sedan driven by Jean Lanham of Berryville and owned by J. D. Shockey of 717 S Stewart street, causing about 200 dollars in damage.
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Martinsburg
S. Kent
Cecil
Guy Morris Johnson
William Blaine Leonard
Jean Lanham
Berryville
J. D. Shockey
Stewart Street
Estate sale notices in Maryland and Virginia listings
Sales directory listing multiple estate and real estate auctions with dates May 31 and June 11 across locations in Frederick County near Yorktown Ridgeway Clarke County and Winchester including items such as real estate livestock farming equipment household goods farm machinery and cherry orchard details for each bidder and location.
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H. R. DuPuy
Frederick County Court House
Plymouth
Charles Grim
Boyce
A. C. Place
York’s
Welltown Pike
Roland H. Tharp
Ridgeway
U. S
Route
Roland L. Tharp
D. Adams
Old Pierce
Charles Town Pike
Clarke County
Life-time business opportunity with GE germicidal equipment
Modest investment of about $950 offers a lifetime business in germicidal lamps. Become a General Electric distributor for germicidal equipment in the east with training and direct mail advertising. Write or wire Germicidal Equipment Co. 1424 Eighteenth Place, E. Washington 20, D. C.
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General Electric
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