Blue Ridge Bowling League Reorganized Opens Sunday
The Blue Ridge Bowling League reorganized and will begin Sunday with six teams. Winchester at Charles Town Martinsburg vs Frederick and Hagerstown entries Amoco Five Coliseum collide on the final alleys. A $800 prize fund motivates a 25 week season.
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Blue Ridge Bowling League
Winchester
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Amoco
Coliseum
Rufus Edwards
A. T. Hawthorne
Claude
Hop
Caskey
Martinsbug
Claude Grimes
G.treas
Hensler
Powell and
Breacht
Griffin
Too Hep Ends in Hospital After Toothpick Swallow
In Portland Oregon 18 year old Jivester Ray Harrigan swallowed a toothpick on the dance floor and was rushed from a mil town ballroom to a nearby hospital with an acute intestinal perforation.
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Portland
Ore
Jivester
Ray Harrigan
Mil Town
Utah Deputy Marshall Delivers Prisoner to California Authorities
Alf G. Gunn deputy U.S. Marshal for Utah recently turned over a prisoner to California authorities. In his absence, someone stole his automobile trailer.
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Salt Lake City
Alf G. Gunn
U. S. Marshall
Utah
California
Missionary and religious figures travel in postwar era
Dr. John Wear Burton tours American Methodist churches promoting Overseas Missions in Fiji Australia and the Pacific. A Salem, Oregon veteran plans to study for the ministry after prison camp in Japan. Bible readings for armed forces are broadcast by the American Bible Society from Thanksgiving to Christmas with dates and verses. Flushing on Long Island marks the 300th anniversary of religious freedom highlighted by the Quaker case of John Bowne against Peter Stuyvesant.
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New Guinea
Missionares
Methodist Overseas Mission of
Australasia
John Wear Burton
Methodist Church
Australia
United States
Board of Missions
The
Jacob D. Deshazer
Salem
Oregon
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Japan
American Bible Society
Joshua
Psalm Lake
John
Society
Park Avenue
New York City
Flushing
Long Island
Amsterdam
Holland
America
Peter Stuyvesant
John Bowne
West India Company
Stuyvesant
Bowne House Furthers Religious Liberty Shrine
The Bowne home in Flushing is to be purchased by residents for a dedication as a national shrine to religious liberty. A Navy veteran, William L. Richards, urges Protestant churches to offer meaningful programs to attract returning service members, warning against ongoing church squabbles and hypocrisy.
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Stuyvesant
Bowne
John Bowne
Ciizens of
Flushing
New York City
Christian Church
Market Quotations From Produce and Livestock Markets
Baltimore reports mixed produce quotes with apples, poultry, and eggs showing few changes and steady receipts. Livestock prices in Baltimore and Chicago reflect steady to slightly higher trends for cattle hogs and lambs with selective top bids and varying weights noted.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Market Takes Breath After Nine-Year High Run
New York stocks eased in thin trading after eight straight gains with no declines, as bids receded more than selling pressure. Investors pulled back while remaining bullish on dividends and earnings, and idle funds sought inflation hedges.
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New York
Japan faces heavy postwar burdens and indemnities
Asahi reports looming financial strains for Japan including substantial reparation payments yet to be determined, indemnities for war damaged munitions industries exceeding 100 billion, and state aid to semi official overseas ventures such as the Central Reserve Bank of China which issued militarist backed currency.
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Asahi
Japan
Central Reserve Bank of China
AFL Amalgamated and CIO Lumber Workers Strike Developments
Reports indicate the AFL Amalgamated bus and streetcar union voted to resume operations today after wage dispute action. In Hollywood Eric Johnston to meet a federal conciliator over a sector wide film industry strike and partial studio negotiations continue with scattered picket clashes. Northwest lumber workers seek a $1.10 hourly minimum while CIO lumber leaders push for a 25 cent raise as a 40000 strong strike remains authorized and unresolved.
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AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric and Motor Coach Operators
Cummings
Hollywood
AFL
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of
Johnston
Pacific Northwest
CIO Lumber
CIO
Death Breaks Up Comedy Trio
The O'Brien trio, a U S O show act with Joe E Brown and Robert Armstrong, performed at Camp Cooke before soldiers. Tom O'Brien, also known as Thomas Brennan, 53, collapsed backstage and was pronounced dead by a doctor. The remaining members resumed bows after the tragedy.
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Santa Maria
Calif
O'Brien
Joe E. Brown
Robert Armstrong
Arthur Treasaenee
Seer
Camp Cooke
Tom O’brien
O’brien
Thomas Brennan
Charles Brennan
Shots O'Brien
William Cathcart
Bill O’brien
Telescope Mirror Timeline Quietly Advances
A project note states the tip is to go overseas next Thursday. The 200 inch telescope mirror has a total thickness of two feet and will weigh about 18 tons when finished.
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Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Loudoun Street
Goodyear
SHELL
R. E. Buncutter
S. Braddock Street
Sie
Ea Eid
Godyear
V.w.reid
Miles Music Company
RCA Victor
William L. Richards
Protestant Episcopal
Stock Market Report
Dionne
Ra U.S. War Bind
Stomp
Dr. Bundesen
Death
Mrum
ME Reddy
Northern
Pharmacists
N. Loudoun ST. Dial
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