Brenda's death shadow lingers as Neal letters stir
In a Mystery tone, Brenda's death haunts Miss Applebee while Neal moves out after a tense quarrel. Inspector Barry and Claire guard the house as Leighton questions Brenda's confidences and hints at deeper secrets behind the letters.
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Inspector Barry
Tonio
Hunt
Claire
Neal
Boston
Leighton
David Leighton
Burma
Brenda
Miss Applebee
Carter Glass a Virginia Statesman Remembered for Legacy
The obituary honors Carter Glass for 48 years of public service from state senator to U.S. senator, Treasury secretary, and Democratic leader. It notes his pivotal roles in the Federal Reserve Act, opposition to court packing, and influence on Virginia and national policy, praising courage, integrity, and loyalty.
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Carter Glass
Commonwealth
Congress
Treasury
United States
Virginia
Senator Glass
Robert E. Lee
Woodrow Wilson
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Commonwealth of Virginia
United States Senate
Thomas S. Martin
Charlottesville
Senate
John W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Daniel
Claude A. Swanson
Chathham
Martin
Harry Flood Byrd
Tate
Thoughtful citizens weigh Whitney's 47 million dollar union pledge
Citizens and labor leaders weigh A F P Whitney's claim he would spend 47 million dollars of union funds to defeat Truman and anti strike legislation. The railway trainmen head defends vast union wealth and control, prompting calls for unions to assume greater responsibilities given their power.
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A. F P. Whitney
Truman
Mr. Whitney
General Anders Finds Haven for Polish Exiles
The Polish army of 110000 led by General Wladislaw Anders, stranded in Italy after Europe’s war end, finally finds a home. They fought valiantly for Poland’s liberation from the Nazis, but peace left them under a Moscow dominated government in Poland.
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Wladislaw Anders
Italy
Europe
Poland
Poles Offered Return to Britain to Aid Postwar Recovery
The Anders army faces risk of persecution in Poland and options a British solution. Britain proposes bringing Poles to Britain and discharging them there to remain in the British Isles. The British public favors their own men but Polish workers are seen as aiding British industrial progress toward postwar recovery.
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Anders Army
Britain
British Isles
Farmers Prosperity Not Equal to Wealth Despite Rising Income
An analysis by Arthur E. Moore and L M Simerl contends farmers have benefited from higher prices and income, but their wealth remains limited. Farm assets rose largely in paper values, while real worth lags behind other sectors, with debt and expenses rising alongside cash income.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Arthur E. Moore
Prarie Farmer
Moore
L. M. Simerl
Illinois Agricultural Association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Dionne Quintuplets Turn 11 On This Day
A report notes the Dionne quintuplets reaching age eleven. In baseball a small crowd watched the White Sox face Leesburg as Winchester won 5 to 4 yesterday afternoon.
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Canada
White Sox
Leesburg
Winchester
Winchester Lions Back Caulkins for District Governor
The Rev C W Caulkins pastor of the Baptist Church at Leesburg Va has secured support from the Winchester Lions as a candidate for District Governor Mrs John H Guy of Richmond was re elected president of the Virginia Branch of the Woman s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church at the business meeting during the two day session hosted by Christ Church group.
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the Baptist Church
Leesburg
C. W. Caulkins
Winchester
Winchester Lions
John H. Guy
Richmond
Virginia
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Stickley Named Trustee in Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
C. B. Stickley is named a trustee of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at a state encampment. Congress is urged to investigate activities of terrorist groups similar to the Black Legion uncovered in the article.
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C. B. Stickley
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Congress
Black Legion
Local Fire and Obituaries Reported in Whitacre and Winchester
Twenty five years ago a tenant house on the Calvert farm at Whitacre was destroyed by fire believed to be lightning. Miss Sarah J. Russell, linked to a prominent Frederick county family, died at Mt. Williams. William L. Hollis, Winchester coal dealer, died at his home on South Main Street from an acute indigestion attack.
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D. At. Calvert
Whitacre
Sarah J. Russell
Prederick County
Mt. Williams
William L. Hollis
Winchester
South Main Street
Grace Lutheran Church Rededication Draws Many Visitors
Forty five years ago the remodeled Grace Lutheran Church was rededicated in elaborate ceremonies attended by many. John Rutherford’s buggy was washed from a bridge over Carlyle’s run en route to Berryville but he only got a soaking. A horse was saved during the incident.
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Grace Lutheran Church
John Rutherford
Carlyle
Berryville
Two Altars in One Temple Reflecting Inner Struggle
The article compares Raedwald's decision to place pagan and Christian altars in one temple with a modern inner conflict. It argues the heart cannot hold two altars and that life must choose between two paths, citing Joshua to underline decisive faith.
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England
Raedwald
East Anglia
Joshua
Quiz Woes and War Time Roles in a Postwar Brief
A short items page asks readers seven quiz questions about wartime and postwar events. It mentions the Philippine Commonwealth president in April, the Gripsholm’s wartime use, Bedloe’s Island location, a famed American soprano received by the Pope in May, and GI eligibility topics.
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Philippine Commonwealth
Gripsholm
Bedloe’s Island
Col
Greece seeks Dodecanese and Epirus in postwar settlement
The Pan-Hellenic Committee praises the U S Senate move to award Greece the Dodecanese Islands and Northern Epirus and to adjust its borders with Bulgaria. It urges Great Powers to resolve Mediteranean conflicts so Greece gains its historic territories and receives reparations for wartime damages.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
U. S. Senate
Greece
Dodecanese Islands
Epirus
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Bulgaria
Italy
N. G. Mavris Pres
Pan-Hellenic Committee
New York City
Virginia Veterans Borrow 11 Million On Loan Guarantee
Virginia World War II veterans have borrowed 11.35 million dollars for homes and other uses under VA loan guarantees. About 2,598 loans have been made with 2,442 home loans totaling 10.87 million, and 121 business loans totaling 353,776. The VA guarantees amount to 5.07 million for all loans, with farm, real estate, and non real estate business loans receiving 50 percent guarantees. An estimated 30,000 guaranteed loans will be issued next year in Virginia, about 95 percent for homes, totaling over 120 million dollars.
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Virginia
Veterans Administration
Savings and Loan Associations
Cronin
May 31 to June 15 Sales Directory items listed
May 31 at 10 a.m. Chilly Hollow Road 4 mi east of Berryville sales include household goods farm machinery hunting equipment M H erce. June 1 at 1 p.m. Mrs Trenary Greenwall Ave household goods. June 4 at 10 a.m. Jas P Rear don adm Frank Jenkins Est household goods. June 6 at 2 p.m. Mrs Hattie C Huyett Joe Jolliffe manager building lots near Rest Va. June 8 at 1 30 p.m. Burcetown road No 672 building lots William E Riley. June 12 at noon George C Wright 3 miles west of Stephens City registered Guernsey cattle sows and pigs. June 15 at 10 a.m. Mrs George Woodward 35 S Loudoun St household effects.
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Chilly Hollow Road
Berryville
M. H. Erce
Jas
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Jane Dear
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Santa Rosa
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Edward VIII
Winchester Evening Star
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Winchester, Va
National Representatives DeLisser, Inc
E. 44Th St
New York
Star
Anders’ Poles
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
I. Q
Cory
Cof Molden Electric
S. Loudoun St
RCA Victor Records
Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
King Porter
Tommy Dorsey
Lionel Hampton
China Stomp
Glenn Mill
Chloe
Man
Singapore
Duke Ellington and His
Carnegie Blues
Kissin’ Bug
Wayne King
W. Boscawen
Woods Radio
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Montgomery Ward
Loudoun St
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