Mrs Josie Scott Died Sunday Morning in Virginia
Rosalie Orndorff Scott wife of Joseph Scott died Sunday at 5 30 am near Alexandria Virginia after years of ill health. She is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs Maynard Orndorff and grandfather Mr Joseph M Loy of Winchester. Funeral services at Lincoln Church Alexandria at 11 o clock Wednesday with Rev Seay. Burial Mt Hebron Cemetery at 1 30 pm Wednesday.
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Rosalie Orndorff Scott
Joseph Scott
Alexan Va
Frederick County
Maynard Orndorff
Joseph M. Loy
Smithfield Avenue
Winchester
Lincolia Church
Alexandria
Mr. Seay
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mt. Hebron
Finland to pay reparations despite US opposition at conference
The conference backed Finland paying 300 million dollars in reparations despite opposition led by US Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg who sought 200 million. Voting reflected mixed stance with multiple countries abstaining or voting against key clauses.
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Soviet Union
Finland
United States
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
Netherlands
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Greece
Norway
Arctic
Petsamoo
International Court of Justice
Pinland
United Nations
Slav
Vandenberg
U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hadden Set to Open Bluefield Disciples Session
The 114th annual Disciples of Christ convention meets in Bluefield October 15 16 with Rev. William J Hadden to lead worship and Rev S Floyd Landreth as president. Highlights include addresses by G G Sias Miss Jessie Trout and Dr R N Montgomery along with world wide project presentations and a Communion closing service.
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William J. Hadden
Cork Street Christian Church
The
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
Bluefield
S. Floyd Landreth
G. G. Sias
First Christian Church
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Allen B. Stanger
Richmond
B. P. Edward
Bristol
Jessie Trout
United Christian Missionary Society
Indianapolis
Ind
Paul Preston
Pension Fund of
Miss Trout
Ina M. Rau
R. N. Montgomery
Lynchburg College
John Reves
Lynchburg
L. W. Boynton
Hotel West Virginia
G. A. Louis
Roanoke
Nelson M. Fox
Strasburg
John A. Tate
R. E. James
Hotels Starve Rooms as Walkout Affects Service
The text notes a hotel walkout reducing service tied to a dispute with employers over wage raises. The Statler in Washington reports about half full, with limited long distance calls blocked by the AFL Telephone Workers Union in a sympathy action. Hotel operators rejected conciliator's eight cent and four cent raise proposals for non tipping workers.
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AFL
Statler
Washington
Council Reconstitutes Food Board Amid Global Trade Shifts
The famine era group formed last summer to replace wartime panels is meeting again to tackle food allocation as more countries sign independent trade accords for shipments. Officials Flannaran and the FAO were not available for comment.
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Flannaran
FAO
Fire Destroys Large Part of Trujillo Town
Coast Guard reports that most of the quake damaged town of Ciudad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic was destroyed by a major fire likely set during rioting. Fire rage began after evacuation orders amid aftershocks and public confusion.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Coast Guard
Fire Prevention Week Ends in Winchester
Fire Chief E. M. Argenbright urges continued vigilance as Fire Prevention Week closes. He says fire protection and fire prevention are distinct goals and calls for keeping prevention in minds year round.
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Winchester
Inro
E. M. Argenbright
West Virginia Teams Dominate Valley League Standouts Reach Upset Limits
West Virginia squads remain undefeated as Shepherdstown, Stonewall, Hedgesville, Berryville, Stephens City and Shepherdstown clash in Valley Athletic League action. Shepherdstown shut Stonewall 28 6 with two early defensive scores and balanced offense led by Byers while Hedgesville upset Berryville 33 19 and Boyce crushed Stephens City 52 7 with four Coulson TDs. Berryville fell despite late rally in air driven scoring from Hedgesville.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Stonewall
Hedgesville
Berryville
Keckley
Stickles
Byers
Lowe
McKee
Blackford
Strider
Lewis
Cole
DeHaven
Rexrode
Rebels
Gillespie
Fletcher
Taylor
Carper
Crim
White
Dunlap
Garber
Three Motor Car Accidents Over Past Week End
Three accidents occurred Saturday night between 7 15 p m and 11 50 p m as Trooper Seale investigated. First incident near Kernstown involved a 1935 Ford and a 1941 Pontiac with $500 damage. Adams cited for reckless driving and J E Clevenger treated for head lacerations. Second crash near Edgewood at 11 p m between two 1937 and 1939 Chevys caused about $400 damage. Haines cited for reckless driving. Third collision near Logs Service Station at 11 50 p m involved a 1936 Plymouth and a 1941 Chrysler with about $359 damage. LaVecchia cited.
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C. A. Seale
Kernstown
Dixie Dee Court
Arthur Richard Ritter
White Post
Richard Lee Adams
Stephens City
Ed Molden
Winchester
Ritter
Adams
Clevenger
J. E. Clevenger
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edgewood
Graham
Haines
Logs Service Station
William Franklin LaVecchia
Daniel LaVecchia
Arvel
Ford open hearth workers return to work after 12 day dispute
About 900 Ford Motor Co open hearth foundry workers in Detroit were recalled to duty after a 12 day stoppage ended at a Ford Local 600 CIO UAW meeting. The move followed pressure from UAW Vice President Richard T. Leonard and other leaders.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Richard T. Leonard
Floyd I Baker Held On Charge Of Attempted Rape
Floyd I Baker 19 of Stephens City was arrested by county and state officers on a charge of attempted rape. Bond set at 1000. preliminary hearing date not yet fixed. The alleged assault occurred Thursday night in a Meadow Mills area parked car near Middletown after a trip from a Mt. Jackson show. The girl, 16, suffered scratches and bruises but did not require medical attention.
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Floyd I. Baker
Stephens City
Surday Baker
Middletown
Robert DeHaven
Mitchell
Meadow Mills
Baker
Mt. Jackson
Strasburg
Labor union eyeing stand on immediate price control removal
The American Federation of Labor neared a crucial convention decision on whether to back the immediate removal of price and wage controls. Reports from Paris say France and Siam are negotiating restoration of border areas in Indochina including Battambang Stemreap Sisophon and Louang Prabang.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Siam
Paris
Colonial Office
France
Walter Johnson In Hospital With Brain Tumor
Georgetown Hospital attendants reported no change in Walter Johnson's condition. The famed baseball pitcher remains seriously ill with a brain tumor after an April admission and a crisis a week ago.
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Washington
Georgetown
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Markham resigns as Alien Property Custodian
Alien Property Custodian James E. Markham submits his resignation to President Truman at the White House. Operations of the office will transfer to the Justice Department under an executive order to be signed. Markham says he is returning to private law practice.
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Washington
James E. Markham
Truman
White House
Justice Department
Markham
Police Chief Shot In Mountain Gun Battle Leaves Hoyt In Grave Condition
State police conducted an extensive search through mountain woodlands in Somerset and Fayette counties for a man who wounded Police Chief Ned Hoyt in a gun battle Saturday night. Hoyt, 35, was struck by three bullets and is in grave condition at Price Hospital.
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Confluence
Somerset
Fayette
Ned Hoyt
Hoyt
Price Hospital
Mass General to Mark Centenary in Tent near 1846 Surgery Site
Massachusetts General Hospital plans a centenary observance from today through Wednesday. The event takes place in a large tent near where the first public surgical anesthesia was performed on October 16, 1846.
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Boston
Massacchusetts General Hospital
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct responses to page four questions list names places and facts. Harry Lundeberg Tree Detroit Michigan Undersecretary Alfred Schindler Weigh John N Garner Henry A Wallace Harry Truman United States of America Union of South Africa Representative Sparkman Alabama The Marshall Islands True
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Tree
Detroit
Mich
Alfred Schindler
Weigh
John N. Garner
Henry A. Wallace
Harry Truman
United States of America
Union of South Africa
Representative Sparkman
Alabama
The
Marshall Islands
True
Why Get Up Nights Due to Kidneys
An ad describes a doctor’s herbal remedy from Dr Kilmer using 16 herbs to help kidney trouble causing night awakenings, frequent urination, scanty passages, and backache. The text promotes the medicine as Nature’s own way.
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Kilmer
Hardenburg Joins Winchester Chamber as Secretary
Henry T. Hardenburg arrived in Winchester to assume duties as secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce. He is a New York native, University of Rochester graduate, and veteran who served as a lieutenant commander in Naval Intelligence focused on German language work in Africa and Europe. His wife Mrs. Anita Nugent-James from Surry England accompanies him as guests at the George Washington Hotel.
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Henry T. Hardenburg
Winchester
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hardenburg
New York State
University of Rochester
U. S. Navy
Office of Naval Intelligence
Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Hardenburg
Anita Nugent-James
Surry
England
George Washington Hote
Fewer Women In Political Fight For U S Offices
Washington October 14 Nine fewer women seek election to Congress this year than 1944. Of the 26, one has won re election to the House from Maine, 22 aim at the House, three at the Senate. One woman seeks New Jersey governor.
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Washington
Congress
House
Maine
Senate
New Jersey
Jane Pratt
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Jessie Sumner
Ilinois
Alice Burke
Virginia
Ruby Mae Wilkes
Lloyd Grady 66 Dies After Auto Accident
Lloyd C. Grady aged 66 died at Mercy Hospital Baltimore Md on Friday from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile over a year ago. He worked in the restaurant business in Baltimore and was survived by his wife Alice Derry. Born August 16, 1880 in Wes-
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Lloyd C. Grady
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Alice Derry
Wes
Local man Grady died. survivors listed in obituary
Iignport Maryland resident and son of late Mary and Henry Grady. Survived by two daughters Mrs Margaret E Shiner of Frederick County and Mrs Mary Lillis of this city. Also survived by several brothers and sisters. Funeral services Wednesday at 4 00 p m from Jones Funeral Home by Dr B T Clark D D. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Iignport, Md
Mary
Henry Grady
Margaret E. Shiner
Fredrick County
Mary Lillis
Jones Funeral Home
B. T. Clark
D. D
Mount Hebron
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