Three Men Guilty Of Trespassing In Police Court
Three local men were found guilty in police court this morning of trespassing on property at the rear of Dr. C. R. Anderson's office. Miller 8. Jenkins and Claude Dix were each fined five dollars and costs. Frank Shull was fined five dollars and costs and ordered to serve out a suspended eight month sentence.
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C. R. Anderson
Miller
Jenkins
Millwood Avenue
Claude Dix
E. Clifford Street
Frank Shull
S. Kent Street
John Rice
S. Melvin Harmon
Orchard Avenue
Philip Carper
Upperville
Lawrence Kessner
Southwerk Street
Wainwright Advocates Army Navy Merger in Philadelphia
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright urged consolidating the armed forces during a victory loan drive in Philadelphia. He said merger would save money and improve supply, praising MacArthur's leadership and noting the benefit to the Army. He rode with his son Jonathan M. Wainwright V. amid cheering crowds.
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Philasephia
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
Quaker City
Wainwright
MacArthur
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Liberty
Novick Truck Plunges 150 Feet Near Strasburg
Forrest Shifflette of Winchester escaped with minor injuries after a Novick Transfer Company trailer-truck plunged down an embankment at Fishers Hill west of Strasburg. The northbound vehicle crashed into a 50 foot ravine, loaded with rayon and cargo, with officials calling it nearly a total loss though some cargo may be salvaged.
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Forrest Shifflette
Winchester
Novick Transfer Company
Fishers Hill
Strasburg
Shifflette
T. F. McGrail Dies In West Va
Thomas F. McGrail died Sunday in St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife Nan Keating of this city. Funeral set for Wednesday at 9 from the Catholic Church in Parkersburg with burial in that city.
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Thomas ¥. McGrail
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Nan Keating
Nazis to Dig Coal in Silesian Mines
Warsaw reports the Polish ministry of industry announced that 50,000 Nazi war prisoners would be sent to the Silesian coal districts for forced labor.
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Warsaw
Polish Ministry of Industry
Silesian
May Nationalize Warsaw Land
Warsaw reports the Polish government plans a decree to nationalize all land in the city to speed reconstruction. By removing private ownership the state would re shuffle and widen streets as part of rebuilding efforts. No compensation details are provided.
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Warsaw
Wellman pleads not guilty in Lorain woman murder
Gordon E. Wellman, an ex convict, pleads innocent to first degree murder in the death of 24 year old Helen Duffield in Lorain Ohio. He was bound over to a county grand jury after arraignment. Police say he confessed to firing two more shots after she appeared to be dead. He had planned to steal a car to take another Lorain woman to Georgia to force marriage.
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Lorain
Gordon E. Wellman
Helen Duffield
Pacific
Wellman
Lorain County
Columbus
Vernon Smith
Smith
Georgia
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ralph Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
Helen Katanok
Bicycle theft reported near Cap itol Theater
Linwood Williams reported a Victory bicycle stolen from in front of the Cap itol Theater on Saturday night. The incident was reported to police and involves an unnamed suspect. Williams lives at 226 Hedge Row.
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Linwood Williams
Hedge Row
Capitol Theater
Collins Plans Paying Own Costs in Virginia Primary Contest
Richmond Virginia October 29 Collins nominee for lieutenant governor informs Court clerk he will bear his share of contest costs arising from the Wise county fraud dispute that led to his nomination over Col Charles R Fenwick. He asks for a statement of any unpaid costs and offers to remit payment. He adds Fenwick should not be taxed for costs as he was not responsible for the contest conditions.
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Richmond
Wilbur J. Griggs
Charles R. Fenwick
Collins
Fenwick
Griggs
Front Royal Judging Team Is Winner
The Front Royal judging team won with 1345 points at the FFA Fair contest tied to Stephens City and Middletown. Handley placed second, Mt. Jackson third, Woodstock fourth, Luray fifth, Gore sixth, Middletown seventh, Gaine sboro eighth, Stephens City ninth, Berryville tenth.
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Middletown
Handley
Mt. Jackson
Woodstock
Luray
Gore
Gainesboro
Berryville
Bobby Jones
Front Royal
Wendell Seldon
James Poole
Donald Ryman
Herbert Jordan
Mr. Jackson
Louis Dorsey
John Jordan
Douglas Atwood
Samuel Griffith
Eugene Sager
Odell Miller
Mt Jackson
Danny Steele
Elwood McIntyre
Mrs Lineberg to Be Buried in County
Funeral services for Mrs Susie Bell Lineberg born November 27 1869 in Middletown will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg. Interment at Mt Carmel Cemetery Middletown. She died Sunday at her son Hobart Lineberg’s home in Waynesboro PA after a long illness.
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Susie Bell Lineberg
Frederick County
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
J. Goode
Mt. Carmel
Middletown
Lineberg
John 8S
Elizabeth Edmondson
Walnut Springs
Clarke Field Trial Set For November 10
Clarke County Wildlife Conservation Association announces its first annual fall field trial to be held off Route 1 four miles east of Berryville Virginia on Saturday November 10. Judges Benton Snider of Winchester and Jack Goldsmith of Exmore Virginia will judge the open shooting dog take. Trophies will be awarded the winners. Entries must be sent to W. E. Jackson Berryville. no post entries acceptable.
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Clarke County Wildlife Conservation Association
Berryville
Benton Snider
Winchester
Jack Goldsmith
Exmore
W. E. Jackson
Police Investigate Street Fight at Labor Camp
Felix Wright of Bahamas, stationed at Winchester Labor Camp, received treatment for a deep head gash at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a street fight at the corner of Kent and Kern streets. Cleveland Rolle, present, says two other camp occupants attacked Wright.
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Felix Wright
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Rolle
Wright
Kent
Kern Streets
Owner Locates Stolen Car Near Middletown
Fred Sturm on the way to Middletown found his abandoned 1938 Ford coupe two miles north of town. The car showed no damage and police planned fingerprinting today.
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Fred Sturm
Middletown
Stolen 1937 Ford Recovered in Fairfax County
Fairfax County officials recovered a 1937 Ford sedan stolen from in front of the George Washington Hotel. The vehicle belonged to Leo Reynolds Strosnider of Stephens City.
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Fairfax County
George Washington Hotel
Leo Reynolds Strosnider
Stephens City
Pulling Out of Reich Too Fast
Berlin dispatch notes Clyde E. Palmer warns against rapid Allied withdrawal from Germany arguing that green occupation troops risk losing the peace. He says Americans face German propaganda, praises the current American effort, and criticizes overstaffing at NARA while observing in Europe.
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Reich
Berlin
Clyde E.blishe
Cate
Germany
Palmer
England
France
Nara
Softball Trophies to Be Presented Tomorrow
Dr A T Hawthorne with Laurens Jones will present softball trophies at 7:45 PM at the Sacred Heart Athletic Club for Boys. Winners and top players from the season will be recognized, with thanks to Winchester JST F Goodrich and Capital Theater for support.
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Dr. A. T
Hawthorne
Laurens Jones
Epécia
Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Winchester Jst
F. Good Tich Company
Capital Theater
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