Thieves Take Safe From Grove Hill Service Station
Police report thieves removed a safe from a Grove Hill service station on Saturday but left it unopened in a schoolyard nearby. The safe reportedly held 8000 dollars in notes and cash, while thieves took only a small amount of merchandise after failing to open the container.
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Grove Hill
Various Help Wanted and For Sale Notices
Classified ads include several help wanted slots for female restaurant work and a sales agent training post. Also listed are numerous sales and employment offers, plus a large array of sale items from farms to motors and household goods across Winchester and nearby towns.
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Chilton Greetings
Essex
Dept
Boston
Mass
Hagerstown
Empire Card
Elmira
N. Y
Boyd’s Drug Store
Eee
Er Serrerren
America
Winchester
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Cumberland
Chicago
DON Corp
Don
Edward Don & CO
S. LaSalle
Ill
John M. Hepfer
Armstrong
N. Cameron &J
George Washington
Thos. H. Jenkins
Lafayette Blvd
Fredericksburg
Pella
E. W. Armstrong Co
East Piccadilly St
Waynesboro
Power of States To Regulate Slot Machines Upheld
The Supreme Court on October 11 upheld state power to ban slot machines and similar devices including pin ball machines, allowing states to regulate or prohibit such gambling machines.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fire Executives Plan Iron Lung Fund Meeting
Firemen's executives will meet at 7 30 pm Wednesday at Rouss hall to discuss a project to raise funds for an iron lung. The report notes farm fire losses amounting to 99 million dollars annually and lists Taylor Barr as president.
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Rouss Hall
Taylor Barr
Wallace Attacks Truman and Churchill in Minnesota Campaign
Wallace campaigned in outstate Minnesota accusing Truman of weakness and claimed Churchill steered U.S. foreign policy in 1946. He cited the Greece and Turkey aid speech and said Churchill began the course, later resuming it. He did not mention Humphrey or Ball in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Henry Wallace
Minnesota
Harry S. Truman
Winston Churchill
Greece
Turkey
Churchill
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic-Farmer- Labor
Joseph H. Ball
Los Angel
Wallace Backs Humphrey Bid Amid Progressive Rift
Last month Wallace endorsed Humphrey's candidacy despite Minnesota Progressives opposing Humphrey in the primary.
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Wallace
Humphrey
Minnesota
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Department Stores
Ceylon
Rileys Real Estate Agency
H. L
L. W. Riley
Rouss Ave
Texas
Loudoun St
Northern Virginia Power CO
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
Kelly
Ires
Viana
Macmillan
Heatwolk Motor CO
DeSoto
Plymouth Dealers
N. Braddock St
Ada
Star
Chanticleer Inn
P.O. Box
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Richmond
Rawleigh
Apply Union News Co
Greyhound Bus
Care Evening Star
Henkle-Harris Co
Pontiac
Capon Bridge
Chevrolet
West Va
S. Loudoun St
Care Star
S. Cameron
Dial
Parkway
Fordson Tractor
Boscawen St
Bayliss L. Patterson
Piccadilly St
Choice
Frederick Ave
Maple
Walnut St
James Pappas
Studebaker
Stephens City
Thomas Burnett
Middletown
George Mann, Jr
North Church St
Berryville
Whitlock Ave
Harry H. Willis
McCormick- Deering Farmal
F. H. Morris
Betryvile
R. Johnston Bittner
Moffitt Sales. CO
25Th St
Shirley Stockton
Wayside Inn
Shawnee Ave
Call Pine Motor Co
Brown
Star Office
Calvin Mason
B. F. Hubbard
Grimes
Willie H. Baker
Miller & Anderson
E.boscawen ST
Wenchester
Virginia
YALE
Evening Star
Kent
Iron Lung Fund
Minn
Senate
Enienie Davis
Braddock St
Davis G
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
The
Blue Ridge
Gre
Dod
Axminster
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
Bell Clothes Shop
Jewel Box
Lovett Brothers
Philip
Wonder
Wiener
Workingman’s Store