Real Estate Market Outlook Across U S in 1941 42
Real estate surveyed shows high demand for moderately priced homes with sharp competition for listings. Prices in cities like Los Angeles and New York fluctuated, while Baltimore sales slowed. Washington and San Francisco reported record or near record activity.
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Winchester
Associated Press
Corlett Wagner
Los Angeles Realty Board
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Phillip Pitt
Washington
San Francisco
West Coast
Mary P. Clougherty 79 Dies at Timberville Home
Mrs Mary P Clougherty 79 widow of Hugh J Clougherty of Strasburg died at the home of her son Hugh E Clougherty in Timberville after a months illness She was born in Galway Ireland and had lived in Strasburg for years Survived by two sons Hugh E Timberville John D Bellefontaine Ohio Funeral from Sacred Heart Church Winchester Thursday at 10 AM with burial in Strasburg family plot
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Mary P. Clougherty
Hugh J. Clougherty
Strasburg
Hugh E. Clougherty
Timberville
Clougherty
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Galway
Ireland
Hugh E
John D. Bellefountaine
Legionnaires Parade Marks First Big Postwar Event
San Francisco October 1 Legionnaires from World War I and World War II form the American Legion march on Market Street starting at 9 a.m. PST with thousands expected to join. The parade runs into nightfall as ex servicemen gather for the postwar convention and discuss national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Legion
Market Street
Legion
Gars
Legionnaires
Conscientious Objector resigns teaching post in Augusta
Wayne Guthrie a former Frederick county teacher and wartime CO resigns verbally from New Hope high school after a frank discussion with A Crawford Gilkeson Augusta County division superintendent. The Staunton Augusta VFW protested COs in public schools and urged resignation for those who refused to wear military uniform.
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Wayne
Guthrie
Frederick County
New Hope
A. Crawford Gilkeson
Associated Press
Staunton
Gilkeson
Augusta County School Board
Staunton- Augusta Post
B. C
Bridgewater College
White Hall
Augusta Vfw Post
United States
Post
Wayne Guthrie
New Hope High School
Evan Hollingsworth
Marion High School
Smith County American Legion Post No. 18
Hollingsworth
Court Decrees Hangings for Nazi Leaders at Nürnberg Jail
The court sentenced Hermann Goering, Joachim von Ribbentrop and ten others to death and announced hangings at the Nuernberg Palace of Justice jail. Russia protested acquittals of Franz von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritsche while Maj. Gen. I T Nikitchenko urged Hess's death over life term. Officials suggested postwar German trials in the U S zone may occur if acquitted leaders return home. Other death sentences included Keitel Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg Frank Streicher and Jodl among those named.
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Nuernberg Palace of Justice
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Russia
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
I. T. Nikitchenko
Rudolf Hess
Schacht
von Papen
Exper
Berlin
Fritsche
Nuernberg
Feld Marshal
Wilhelm Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Prick
Julius Streicher
Fritz Sauckel
Col
Gen. Jodl
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Martin Bor
Nazi war leaders receive varied sentences at Nuremberg
Rudolf Hess received life imprisonment along with Walther Funk and Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. Doenitz got ten years while Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer were sentenced to twenty years. Constantin von Neurath received fifteen years. Acquittals went to Franz von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Pritsche. Defense lawyers plan appeals to the Allied Control Commission in Berlin. Some defendants hoped to avoid the death penalty.
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Germany
Fuehrer
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler
Albert Speer
Constantin von Neurath
Bohemia and
Moravia
Allied Control Commission
Berlin
Poll tax suit dismissed in Virginia Eighth District
Federal Judge Sterling Hutchinson dismissed Lawrence H. Michael Republican candidate for Congress in the Eighth District from enjoining poll tax collection. John Locke Green filed notice to appeal. Officials responding included Governor William M. Tuck and Attorney General Staples represented by Walter Rogers of the attorney general’s office.
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Richmond
Sterling Hutchinson
Lawrence H. Michael
Congress
Hutcheson
John Locke Green
Michael
William M. Tuck
Staples
Walter Rogers
Trieste Dispute Heats Up Over Free International Zone
Yugoslavia urged a special status for Trieste in the planned free international zone and warned the arrangement would be “stifled to death” if its demands are ignored.
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Pariss
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Truculent Turtle Closes Nonstop Flight to Ohio
The navy patrol bomber Truculent Turtle landed at Port Columbus at 12 28 p m completing a record non stop flight of 11237 miles from Perth Australia The 55 hour 18 minute crossing surpassed the previous 7916 mile mark set by an Army B29 Dream Boat. Comdr Thomas D Davies led the crew of four and a baby kangaroo to greet officials and reporters.
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Columbus
Navy
Port Columbus
Perth
Australia
Army
Columbus Naval Air Station
Washington
Chicago
Richard W. Ewen
Naval Air Reserve Training Station
Glenview
Ill
Davies
Thomas D. Davies
Cleveland
Federal negotiators renew drive to end Pittsburgh power strike
In Pittsburgh on October 1, federal negotiators, labor and management, met in a secured section of the old post office as they pressed a fresh push to settle the eight day power strike. The U S conciliation service staffs the third floor offices where the talks continued.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Conciliation Service
VA to Use Martinsburg Hospital as Temporary Medical Center
The Veterans Administration announced plans to use the Newton D. Baker Hospital at Martinsburg Virginia as a temporary hospital. It will serve general medical and surgical needs while VA facilities at Clarksburg and Pittsburgh Altoona and Harrisburg are completed.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinspay
Kilgore CW
Clarksburg
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Harrisburg
Virginia officers win Distinguished Service Medal
War Department announces four Virginia officers awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. Brig. Gen. Ph. Blackmore of Charlottesville, Brig. Gen. Roy V. Rickard of Charlottesville, Brig. Gen. Elbert L. Ford of Falls Church, and Maj. Gen. Lawrence C. Jaynes of Alexandria are named with street addresses. Also notes Charles Bullock, 31, who allegedly chewed himself free of charges after allegedly smashing a plate glass window in a jewelry store, per a Washington dispatch.
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Washington
Virginia
War Department
Pha. Blackmore
Altamantle
Roy V. Rickard
East Jefferson Street
Charlottesville
Elbert L. Ford
Westmoreland Avenue
Falls Church
Lawrence C. Jaynes
Mount Eagle Park
Fairfax
Alexandria
Charles Bullock
Amatur
Charles Kadel
Arrester Finds Glass Particles in Hatband During Jest
The arresting officer reported glass particles in the man's hatband. Bullock testified he wore the hat under his chin to catch crumbs while entertaining guests at a wedding earlier that evening. Clyde Mills of the Labor Department met with hotel workers to postpone a threatened strike affecting 22 local hotels.
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Bullock
Clyde Mills
Labor Department
Mills
Federal conciliator aids progress in labor dispute
A federal conciliator reported progress in a long running labor dispute as talks continued on October 1. Details indicate constructive discussions between management and union representatives with the aim of a settlement acceptable to both sides.
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C. P. McVicar
Winchester Real Estate
Pirates
Molden Electric CO
S. Loudoun St
A. Hotinger Mutual Insurance
N. Loudoun ST
Mrs. Clougherty
Jma
Rabe
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Wiener’s
Wieners
Front Royal
Wiener
Augusta
Wayne S. Guthrie
Bridgewater
VFW
U. S
Ohio
Dardanelles
Acheson
Turkey
World News
Baker Hospital
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
G. L. Craig
Roy W. Earl
Valley Ave
Lewis McDonald
Acorn Heights
Berryville, Va
GMAC
General Motors
Delco Appliances
Generall Motors
Monial
Con
Insurance In Motors Insurance Corporation
Portant
Motors
BUICK
DELCO
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
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