Obituary of Asa L Brill 83 in Winchester
Asa L Brill 83 died Saturday at Maplewood Nursing Home Winchester where he had been a patient for some time He is survived by three brothers Clarence Brill Winchester Smith Brill Hooks Mill W Va and Dorsey Brill Miami Fila Funeral services will be held at Timber Ridge Christian Church Tuesday at 2 pm after a brief 1 pm service at his home 507 South Street Interment in the church cemetery Pallbearers H H Franks L W Franks P F Reid Carson Davis Tom Davis Candy Davis
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L. Brill
Maplewood
Winchester
Clarence Brill
Smith Brill
Hooks Mill
W. Va
Dorsey Brill
Miami
Fila
Timber Ridge Christian Church
South Street
S. J. Goode
Robert A. Whitten
H. H. Pranks
L. W. Franks
P. F. Reid
Carson Davis
Tom Davis
Candy Davis
Special Services At Hebron Church Begin Tonight
The Rev. R. Carrington Paulette of Berryville Baptist Church arrives as preacher for a week of 7:30 PM services at Hebron Baptist Gore. He will lead with a sung service and special music nightly. Paulette, Crozer Theological Seminary graduate and Baltimore First Baptist former pastor, is Virginian by upbringing. Gore pastor Rev. N B Habel welcomes the weeklong effort to foster community spiritual life.
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R. Carrington Paulette
Berryville Baptist Church
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Berryville
Paulette
First Baptist of
Baltimore
Crozer Theological Inary
University of Richmond
Smithfield
N. B. Habel
Buckner Rites Held for Clarke County Native
Francis Marion Buckner 80 died Sunday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. A retired blacksmith who worked in Berryville and Clarke County, he was born there to John P and Lavinia Gardner Buckner. Survived by wife Lucy Belle and six children, two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev George Lightner officiating. burial Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named F H Morris Willie Willingham B L Lanham Charles Shenk Hugah Owens A B Hummer.
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Francis Marion Buckner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Clarke County
John P
Lavinia Gardner Buckner
Lucy Belle Buckner
Robert W. Buckr
Wade H. Buckner
Maron D. Buckner
Willie Willingham
B. L. Lanhan
Charles Shenk
Hugah Owens
A.B. Hummer
Wyatt Replies to Brewster Over War Housing Report
Senator Brewster attacks the administration housing program with a report from the Senate War Investigating Committee. Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt replies that much of Brewster's report does not even make sense. The issue centers on National Housing Agency construction control and wartime housing operations.
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Washington
Brewster
Wilson Wyatt
Senate War Investigating Committee
National Housing Agency
Unions Debate Political Activity Versus Public Record Disclosure
The letter argues unions engage in political activity but contends such support is not financial. It states unions publicize facts about candidates and officeholders regarding legislative programs supported or opposed by trade unions.
Truman favors broader admission for Jewish refugees
President Truman reiterates support for a concerted effort to open gates to Jewish refugees in Europe and asks Congress for special legislation to admit more of these persons beyond existing immigration quotas. He emphasizes extending opportunity to these unfortunate individuals and broadening resettlement options.
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Europe
United States
Congress
Citizens collect garbage in New Orleans strike
Volunteer citizens in New Orleans donned gloves and old clothes to man garbage trucks under police protection and clear a five day backlog. Tulane University students, business men, civic club members and others joined, with no disturbances as morning collection began.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Nine Persons lured and multiple accidents reported yesterday
An afternoon collision at Hilltop Service Station on Route 522 north of Cedarville involved Clarence C. Weaver in a 1941 Chevrolet sedan and William Eugene Costello in a Ford truck. Weaver, injured, was pinned beneath his car. His wife and Mrs. Ethel Mae Taylor suffered shocks and bruises. Norville Taylor had a shoulder injury. Estimated car damage was 300 dollars. In a second crash at White Hall on Route 261 and 671, George Samuel Raines and Herman W. Yowell collided after Raines ran a stop sign. about 200 dollars in damages. A third incident near Winchester on Route 522 involved Frederick W. Davis, who crashed his 1941 Harley Davidson after hitting gravel. treated and released with head lacerations.
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Hilltop
Cedarville
Clarence C. Weaver
Front Royal
William Eugene Costello
Charles Town
W. Va
James W. Kincaid
Ethel Mae Taylor
Norville Taylor
Baltimore
Weaver
Front Royal Community Hospital
Marcus Brothers
White Hall
George Samuel Raines
Gerrardstown
Herman W. Yowell
Woodland Avenue
Winchester
Raines
Yowell Ford
Glen A. Shifflett
Troper Shifflett
Frederick W. Davis
Shenandoah
Winchester Hospital
Baltimore Market Quotations for Produce and Livestock
Readable market brief from Baltimore dated October 28 reports dull supplies and light demand for apples in several varieties, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3.50 per unit. potatoes, sweet potatoes, poultry, and eggs show similar subdued activity. Cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs at Baltimore market amid supplies, with typical wholesale price ranges and notable activity in slaughter stock and feeders.
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Baltimore
MD Pa Va
Wva N. J. Bu Bas
Black Twigs
Jonathans
Romes
Smokehouse
Staymans
Yorks
Usis N. J
Mad
Bu Bas Golden
USDA
Market Slide On Mixed Economic Outlook
Stock trends faded after an early rally attempt and gold market rumors. Dealers cited slow dealings and fractional declines as investors fretted about labor tensions and a possible recession next year while earnings remained favorable but divisional adjustments weighed on sentiment.
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New York
Washington
Stocks Move Mixed as Cotton Dims and Belief Fades
Stock moves showed unevenness with gains for Homestake Mining and Dome Mines while U S Steel and Chrysler lagged. Wall Street optimism faded as cotton prices slipped below ten dollars a bale and bond markets offered mixed signals.
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Wall Street
Dome
Howe Sound
Alaska Juneau
U. S. Steel
Bethelhem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Western Union “A.” Anaconda
Kennecott
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Co
General Electric
Union ‘Carbide
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
N. Y. Central
Chicago Grain Quotations Open Steady in Active Trading
Chicago grain quotations show steady opening prices across Wheat Corn and Oats. Wheat futures for March and May, Corn for January March and May, Oats for November December and March and May show mixed points.
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Chicago
May
British Yorks Prices and Storage Shipping Details
British 215 No. 1 Yorks out of storage FOB New York priced at 2.80 and 214-234 No. 1 Yorks at 2.90. Growers unable to strap packages may have this done in New York with a small Export Corporation handling charge. Storage shipments cost 25 percent less. The British aim to take Yorks Staymans Parragons Black Twigs Delicious Northwestern Greenings before January 1 and move Rome Beauties Golden Delicious and utility Winesaps in January then Winesaps Albermar Pippins Gan0s Ben Davis and Starks in February.
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New York
Rome
Ples Influence Faces Mixed Reception in Domestic Markets
Analysts say ples plans face a mixed reception as domestic markets respond to potential changes. investors watch how policy shifts could affect pricing, supply chains, and consumer demand.
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct responses listed for page four: proposed new Constitution grandson water bottle or decanter London signing of the peace treaty Missouri and Ohio I was amazed by his reply Death Valley California a bull tosses his victim up into the air a bear claws down.
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Missouri
Ohio
Death Valley
Calif
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Stock Market Report
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Chapman Motor Co
C. B. Smalts & Son
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Winchester Furniture CO
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