John T. Mowery Dead at 51
John T. Mowery aged 51 died at 5 40 am in Winchester hospital after two weeks of illness. Survived by mother Lillie B. Mowery widow Mryde Kneisley Mowery two sons John J Jr and William H of Winchester six brothers and one sister. He was a cabinet maker at Headley’s and attended Montague Ave Methodist church. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Jones funeral home with interment Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mowery
Winchester Hospital
William J. Mowery
Shenandoah County
Lillie B. Ogden
Middletown
Mryde Kneisley Mowery
Winchester
John J Jr
William H
G. H
C. E Mowery
Jaspar N Mowery
Warrenton
Arthur Mowery
Opequon
H. J. Mowery
Franklin, Ky
S. B. Mowery
Emery Csobodi
Toledo
Ohio
Montague Ave
Stalin Statement For Red Readers London British Deny Draft Agreement
London officials said Stalin’s claim that a draft Berlin accord was agreed in Paris and rejected by the Western Powers was meant for uninformed readers. A foreign office spokesman denied any formal agreement, noting Bramuglia and Vishinsky’s talks did not produce U S Britain or France approval. The Moscow broadcast cited Tass but offered no evidence the draft existed.
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London
Stalin
Berlin
Paris
Foreign Office
Juan Bramugla
United Nations Security Council
Vishinsky
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Tass
Bramuglia
West
West Berlin
Israel Receives Seventy Three Thousand Settlers This Year
Dr William Haber an adviser on Jewish affairs to the U S military government says about 73000 persons have settled in Israel this year. He just returned from the new state and noted 10000 settlements in each of the last three months. Two thirds or more came from Germany Austria and Italy. He quoted Israeli officials saying the state can absorb displaced Jews from Europe by next September.
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Fro
Germany
William Haber
U. S
Israel
Austria
Italy
Haber
Europe
Country Boys Gird for Battle At Next Session
OLD POINT COMFORT OCT 30 First evidence of the country boys intent to gird for new battles in the Virginia General Assembly on county rights was shown at a Jeffersonian rally at the Chamberlin hotel. Delegate Crockett outlined a 1950 battle plan to strengthen a county voice in annexation proceedings as attendees heard from Battle Bird and Massenburg with Harris as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Comfort
Country Boys
Virginia General Assembly
Chamberlin Hotel
Elizabeth City
Paul Crockett
Yorktown
House
John 8S
Battle
Albemarle County
Lloyd C. Bird
Chesterfield County
G. Alvin Massenburg
Sesson
Winder R. Harris
House of Representatives
Overweight Truck Cases Piling Up In Court Here
More than 50 weighing cases are pending on the Trial Justice Court docket after state police road checks. Raymond Franklin Catsail of Sykesville was fined 95 dollars plus costs after a case this week charging trucks over gross 44 200 pounds and over 19 000 and 20 200.
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Trial Justice Court
Raymond Franklin Catsail
Sykesville
Neeley Closing Drive at Princeton
Rallies here and at Madison tonight will climax a heavy day of campaigning in southern West Virginia for Democrats M. M. Neely and Okey L. Patteson seeking election to U S Senate and Governor respectively.
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Princeton
West Va
Madison
West Virginia
M. M. Neely
Okey L. Patteson
U. S
Senate
Local Church Notices List for Sunday Services
A long list of church services and times from multiple congregations. Braddock Street Methodist Christ Episcopal First Baptist and others schedule worships, Sunday schools, youth groups, and special events across the day, with pastors named and venues noted.
Brick Production Cycle Through Kilns to Transport
The process uses underground flues to drying tunnels for brick drying. After cooling, fired brick are evacuated by shipping crews and loaded onto trucks and box cars. Electric wheelbarrows replace manual labor, moving pallets of brick and maintaining a smooth operational cycle. Approximately two and a half weeks to produce brick.
Brick Plant Opens Shale Quarry and New Crusher
The Brick factory sources shale from Shale Tract A a 60 acre site about a mile from the plant. Surface mining uses a 20 ton Caterpillar tractor scarifier and a 14 yard carryall scraper to stockpile shale. A 34 yard electric shovel loads dump cars and a 36 inch gauge railway hauls ore to the plant. A new single roll 28 by 36 inch primary crusher has recently begun operation in a 25 by 40 building connected to the grinding room by a closed conveyor system.
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Marine Corps
Potomac River
Washington
Jack M. Ducker
Stratford
Conn
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Erratum MD Wii
N. Cameron ST
Duncan
Millwood Ave
Purina
Checkerboard Feed Store
Cameron St
Neeley
Aluminum
O’connell
S. Braddock St
Braddock St
Centenary Reformed
L. Flickinger
Christ Episcopal
James B. Roe
Christian Science
Cork St
Church of the Nazarene
A. L. Lepley
Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Bible School
Corket
Christian Disciples
William J. Hadden Jr
Claude M. Grove
First Assembly of God
M. N. Zezzo
M. Tues
Ambassadors
First Baptist
E. T. Clark
First Brethren
Paul E Dick
A. C. Frye
Alva J. McClain
Grace Theological Seminary
John Mann Methodist
E. H. Jackson
Hagerstown
Loudoun St. Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
Bible
Garland Whitlock
Market St
Edward A. Plunkett
Macedonia
Round Hill
Mr. Carmel Baptist
Missionary Circle
Sacred Heart Catholic
Julian Bullock
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronalds. Wilson
Russell A. Joyce
SS Council
Mary Bittinger
Women of Church
Women of Church Exec
Young Mothers Circle
Marvin Gore
First Evangelical United Brethren
Carl W. Hiser
General Assembly
Church Council
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenberg
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Joseph S. Duckwall
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Bible Conference
Alva J McClain
Winona Lake
Ind
America
First Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
Paul E. Dick
John Abby
Wayne
Stephen D. Timberlake
Republican
Congress
WINC
Wftr — Front Royal
WSVA
Harrisonburg
Evans
B.T.U
N. Braddock St
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