Republicans push 20 percent tax cut meets opposition from leaders
House Republican Steering Committee backs a 20 percent cut in individual income taxes while delaying details on business levies. Senate leaders debate budget targets and wage subsidies as GOP lawmakers clash over debt payments and spending cuts.
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Washington
House Republican Steering Committee
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Red House
House
Treasury
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
House Republicans
Brumback Heads Frederick County Pomona Grange
B O Brumback of Middletown is elected master of the Frederick County power Grange and treasurer of the Virginia State Grange. Other local officers include N Gruver Ray Bowers Rufus Smith Rev John Oliver and J M Strother with several ladies in posts. Executive committee: Garland Snapp F C Dorman C D Dye. Granges meet December 13 Middletown with State Grange session in Richmond October 31. Virginia Grange membership doubled in 1945 46. State officers elected at Richmond include Paul Sanders chaplain B O Brumback treasurer W T Moorland secretary G C Gillingham cate keeper Mrs E C Ring ceres Mrs Garland Jones pomora Mrs Royal Robertson flora Mrs O V Carper lady assistant steward.
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B. O. Brumback
Middletown
Frederick County Power Grange
Virginia State Grange
N. Gruver
Ray Bowers
Rufus Smith
John Oliver
J. M. Strother
Gladys Funkhouser
Clyde Brumback
Ceres
Pomona
B. F. Strother
Flora
Garland Snapp
F. C. Dorman
C. D. Dye
Richmond
Virginia
Paul Sanders
White
Blackstone
W. T. Moorland
Herndon
G. C
Gillingham
Arlington
Cate
E. C. Ring
Galax
Garland Jones
Pomoria
Royal
Robertson
Chesterfield
O. V. Carper
Vienna
Early deer harvests fuel optimistic opening of hunting season
Early reports from Winchester indicate a record start to the general hunting season west of the Blue Ridge. By noon ten successful hunters checked deer at Boyce Service Station with notable catches including an eight year old’s 130 pound 4 point buck, several larger bucks from Hayfield and Winchester, and a 192 pound 10 point deer by Roy Forshee of Falls Church.
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Winchester
Blue Ridge Mountains
Boyce
Gap Run
William Sutherly
Oliver C. Stickles
Berryville
Silas Palmer
Hayfield
George Beach
Arlington
Nelson Carpenter
Maynard Brewer
Strother Lineburg
Clarence Boyce
Rt. 1
Hale Moore
Winchester Star
Dick Breedlove
Charleston
W. Va
Austin Hoover
Hoover
Breedlove
Duvall
Dick Duvall
Roy H. Forshee
Falls Church
Foreshee
James E. Madden
Cold Spring Mountain
John R. Bowman
Indian Alley
Shenandoah County
Mrs Wright Resigns Welfare Post to Lead VA Hospital Service
Announcement states Mrs Helen Hardy Wright will resign as Superintendent of the Winchester Department of Public Welfare effective Saturday November 16. She will become Director of Medical and Psychiatric Social Service at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg starting Monday November 18. Clara Rush appointed Case Worker in Charge to succeed her after August 1 service in city office.
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Helen Hardy Wright
Wolfe Street
Winchester
University of Chicago
University of Iowa Hospital
Virginia State Department
Irowe Peeve
Ge Cemne
Winchester Department
Reed
Washington
Winchester welcomes Hoag family back from India mission
Pastor Garland Hoag and his wife and family, Seventh-day Adventist missionaries, return to Winchester after six and a half years in Ranchi India to live with his parents at 18 N Kent Street. He reports growing Christian influence in India and offers insights on interfaith tension and wartime effects. He plans furlough in the U S for 12 months then further study before resuming mission work. He will speak at 11:00 a m Saturday at the Winchester church and at 10:00 a m Sunday on the local radio.
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Garland Hoag
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Ranchi
India
William B. Hoag
N. Kent Street
Seventh-day Adventist Mission
Pastor Hoag
Burma
Gandhf
Hoag
Mahatma Gandhi
Seventhday Adventist Church
Sasa
South
Orlando
Fla
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Washington
Winchester
Five Day Weather Report By Bureau District Four and Five
District Four forecasts increasing cloudiness and warmer Saturday with showers Sunday. Cooler Monday and warmer again by Wednesday. near normal temperatures in eastern New York and above normal in the Middle Atlantic. Precipitation 1-4 to 1-2 inches. District Five includes Ohio Western Penna and West Virginia with showers Saturday. cooler Sunday, warming Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday. temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal and precipitation 1-2 to 3-4 inches.
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New York
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Penna
West Virginia
Crippled Children Clinic to Be Held at City Hospital
The crippled children clinic will be held in the therapy department of Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dr Robert V Punsten of the University of Virginia Hospital will examine children under 12 from 8 30 a m to 1 p m on November 16 with no appointments. Also nylon stockings to be given away at South End Fire Company party Friday at 8 30 p m. Auction notices follow for November 20 at Patton's Hall Winchester Virginia.
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Crippled Children
City Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lutzo
Robert V. F Punsten
University of Virginia Hospital
South End Fire Company
Pri-lp-tf
Patton
S. Main St
Winchester
Community Chest Drive Progress in Winchester County
W M Battaile campaign director reports early funds near 15000 with many solicitors still to report. The drive aims for 30000 this November, aided by seven member agencies including Boy and Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, and Sacred Heart Boys Club.
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W. M. Battaile
Winchester-Frederick County
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Battaile
Battailer
Winchester - Tee County
County Poultrymen Plan Winchester Meeting to Boost Production
Frederick county poultry committee chairman C. Irvine Cather said a January 10 meeting in Winchester will bring poultry producers from 10 neighboring counties. Donald M. Zeafield of the Cooperative is program chairman and George Wallace of Checkerboard Feed Store leads the refreshment committee. The event runs 9:30 to 5 and will feature an out-of-state speaker, movies, and a panel discussion to stimulate local production.
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C. Irvine Cather
Frederick
Just
Art Guepe to Attend Winchester Handley Football Banquet
University of Virginia coach Art Guepe will be guest at the annual Winchester and Handley football banquet next Tuesday evening at Sarah Zane Hall. The event, announced by Garland Quarles at the Kiwanis luncheon, is sponsored with Martinsburg Kiwanis to mark Turkey Day Clash week.
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Art Guepe
University of Virginia
Winchester
Handley
Sarah Zane
Garland Quarles
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
Winchster Club
Son
American Legion
Wendell Goode
Virginia Woolen Club
Herbert Duke
Freda
Amos Shyock
United States and Russia Strike Veto Clash at UN
The United States and Soviet Russia allied in opposing efforts to modify or abolish the Security Council veto. France urged limiting veto use without amending the Charter as talks paused for permanent members to seek a plan. Senator Tom Connally outlined a nine point U S position opposing veto abuse and warned against division among great powers.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Soviet
Russia
United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
Security Council
France
Council
Vishinsky
League of Nations
United Nations
U. S
S. R
Cuba
Australia
Philippines
Tom Conally
D-Tex
Conally
Truman rejects coal wage settlement with Lewis amid 30 minute Krug talks
President Truman rejected John L. Lewis's stance against Interior Secretary Krug's settlement plan for the coal wage dispute. Krug sought a 60 day direct negotiation truce with operators, restoring mines to private control if no agreement was reached by January 16.
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Interior
J. A. Krug
Washington
United Mine
John L. Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Altoona
Harry M. le
Pittsburgh
Ezra van Horn
Cleveland
Edward Burke
Interior Department
UMW
O'Leary
Krug
Lewis
Harold W. Ward
Truman
Interior Krug
United Mine Worker
John R. Reconver- Krug
John L. Lewis Ends Government Contract By Wednesday Midnight
John L. Lewis announces the end of his contract with the government in five days, with notice to Secretary Krug that the pact will end next Wednesday night. He denounces the proposed operator miners conference and calls for serious reconsideration of the plan to return seized mines.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Special Elections In Virginia To Be Canvassed Monday
Virginia special elections held November 5 will be canvassed by the State Board of Elections on Monday. They filled the unexpired term of Senator Glass and vacancies in the Fifth and Seventh House districts, won by A Willis Robertson of Lexington, Thomas P Stanley of Henry County, and Burr P Harrison of Winchester?
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Richmond
State Board of Elections
Glass
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Thomas P Stanley
Henry County
Burr P. Harrison
Win
Jewelry 18 Always in Good Taste
A small deposit secures gifts for Christmas with Hodgson and Brown offering guidance on gift problems.
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Hodgson & Brown
Antique Sale at Nash Showroom in Loudoun
Antique sale announced for Nash showroom in Loudoun at 10:00 on November 16. Event details show a sale listing with time and location.
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Nash Show Room
Loudoun
Mystery Lawyer Offer Probe Sought By Wyatt
Washington dispatch says Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt asked Attorney General Tom Clark to probe a mysterious New Yorker’s alleged offer to influence government actions for 400 000 in stock and 180 000 in counsel fees. The dispute centers on the 171 million Dodge Chrysler war plant in Chicago and the Tucker and Lustron firms plus Wyatt’s National Housing Administration bid to lease the plant for Lustron assembly. Preston Tucker said an approach by the New York lawyer was made, with a deadline of 11 30 p m for action.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Tom Clark
New Yorkes
Dodge-Chrysler
Chicago
Tucker Corp
Lustron Corp
Chica
Wyatt
National Housing Administration
Dodge- Chrysler
Lustron
Tucker
Clark
Preston Tucker
New York
Presen Tucker
State Farmers Oppose Diversion Of Highway Funds
State farmers at the federation annual meeting oppose diverting highway funds toward advertising and call for amendments to the Wagner Act to shield the public from economic dictatorship. G F Holsinger of Harrisonburg was reelected president with Howard Zigler of Timberville as VP and C V Smith of Harrisonburg as treasurer. The group urged using $200000 of highway funds for Commonwealth advertising and insisted road costs tie every motorist dollar to highway use.
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Federation
Harrisonburg
Howard &. Zigler
Timberville
C. V. Smith
Commonwealth
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Bilbo
Brumback
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Daniel Harold Hoag
Marilyn Joyce Hoag
Lynn Grant Hoag
Betty Behmer Hoag
Pastor Garland Burl Hoag
Farmer
Miles B. Dean
County Poultrymen
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
J. Heinz CO
U.va
Handley Teams
Pierce
Noble C. Pierce
Ellis Harbaugh
W. B. Goode
Ross Lewis
Secy. Krug
King
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