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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

01 Sep 1949

Page 6

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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

6

County teachers reshuffle across Winchester area schools

Numerous faculty changes and new hires span Stephens City Kernstown Shenandoah Valley Academy and round hill schools as old staff return and new instructors join from Stephens City to Gore. Principal shifts include A J Dodson at Armel and Bryant Harper at Stonewall with a broadened county roster and reassigned teachers across one room campuses.

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Hattie C. Gra Myrtle D. Rhodes Middletown Russell P. Kehoe M. Elizabeth Krouse S. Loudoun St Milges F Gordon Charlottesville June Cline R. F. Cline Winchester Pearl H. Stickley Kernstown Mary Rudasill Woodville Armel A. J. Dodson Page County Mae Painter R. 1 J. Wilbur Tidler Nellie P. Colfelt Stephens City Cecelia D. League Charles Town Shenandoah Valley Academy Evelyn Curl Bond St Marguerite Christjohn W. Cork St Stonewall SVA Eva Kinsey W. Leicester St Elizabeth Keckley S. Cameron St R. Kathleen Zombro E. Boscawen St Beatrice Lucille C. Lindall Berryville Ave Grant J. Smith Sharp St Miller School Nancy P. Grove Berryville Bessie Renner Bertie M. Keller Ethel A. Cooper Cameron St Ruth T. Haines W. Boscawen St Charlena Grim W. Germain St Mt. Airy Mayme Miller Marleboro Mt. Airy School L. Glenn Chase Gravel Springs Bryarly Myrtle Breckenbridge Eula S. Morgan Ruth Nellis R. 2 Marian M. McCaw W. Piccadilly St Round Hill Opal L. Hillyard Evelyn Keller Viva Marie Pownell N. Braddock St Lucille Z. Lineberg N. Cameron Eleanor Grim Gainesboro White Hall Dorothy Saville Bunker Hill Clarke Mabel Evans Martinsburg Ollie M. Thomas Charles Berry Roy M. Miller Keyser Carter Singer Martha Soles Alexandria Mary L. Light William Goforth Jr Orange Mary Ellen Dorsey Frederick County Opal G. Given Senseny Rd Bryant Harper Fairmont Ave Veteran County Lucille Kersey Audrey Grace Carpenter Cedar Hill School Marica Taper Mabel Derr Elenora Davis E. Pall Mall St
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Samuel Duncan Dies at Front Royal

T Samuel Duncan 81 hotel proprietor bank officer and former Front Royal councilman died there yesterday. A funeral service will be conducted 2 30 p m Saturday. Duncan was a 32nd degree Mason and long time representative of the farm loan department of New York Life Insurance Co. He held extensive real estate interests and was a vice president of Citizens National Bank.

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T. Samuel Duncan Front Royal
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Drew Pearson Testifies On Vaughan Intervening In Tax Case

Columnist Drew Pearson testified in the Senate probe that Maj. Gen. Vaughan telephoned the Justice Department in 1946 seeking intervention in the income tax case of W. T. Burton, a New Orleans oilman and ally of William Helis. Pearson said Burton was tried twice without a verdict and later indicted for jury bribing, with rumors in Louisiana about pre election contributions to block conviction.

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Vaughan Drew Pearson Justice Department New Orleans Senate White House Pearson W. T. Burton William Helis Button James P. McGranery U. S Eastern District of Pennsylvania McGranery Tom Clark Burton FBI
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Europe approves Marshall aid plan for 1949 50

At a meeting of the OEC council Europe approves a plan distributing about 3.67 billion dollars in Marshall aid for 1949 50. The plan, to be sent to the ECA, earmarks Britain for 962 million dollars, 188 million more than first allotted but far below Britain’s 1518 million self forecast. Most speakers express reservations about their shares, except the Belgium representative.

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OEC Council American Economic Cooperation Administration ECA Britain Belgium
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Yorktown Bridge Bids Come In For Record State Project

Two Kansas City firms and Virginia Bridge Co Roanoke submitted the lowest bids totaling 7 114 943 for the Yorktown bridge substructure and superstructure. Massman Construction Co and Building Co won the substructure bid 4 690 232 with Virginia Bridge Co taking 2 424 711 for the superstructure. The toll financed span on Route 17 between Yorktown and Gloucester Point will be 3750 feet long with a central double leaf swing span and a 26 foot roadway and two pedestrian walks.

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Richmond Kansas City Virginia Bridge Co Roanoke State Highway Department Yorktown Bridge Massman Construction Co Kansas City Building Co York River Highway Department Yorktown Gloucester Point
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Wealthy men from the Comstock lode discovery

The Big Bonanza in the Comstock lode made John W. Mackay James Gairdner Wair James C. Flood William S. O'Brien William Sha ron and William C. Ralston multi millionaires. The bonanza term described the large ore body in a vertical rift of the hanging wall of the Comstock lode.

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Comstock Lode John W. Mackay James G. Wair James C. Flood Willim S. O’brien William Sharon William C. Ralston
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues

A compact crossword puzzle item listing across and down clues with definitions and word lengths. The grid entries cover vessels scrutinize type size Shake spearian villain moisture in air track ahead medieval boat to rebel sesame prognosticated biblical name narrow inlet fronts of legs a waxy quartz arch pitcher with lid resolved scold subtle emanation down clues include per to Spain once more clamor ballots guided pinaceous tree Burmese tribe by way of impartial turt beard of rye prickly herbs disease of rye marry flounder Swiss mathematician iniquity marked with a date river New Mex prosecute judicially worthless loafer

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