Bill Clark Leaves For New Position
William 8. Clark Jr. leaves Winchester with wife Betty to head the accounts receivable department of Laing Harrar and Chamberlin in Philadelphia. The shoe findings firm plans a centennial in 1946 and is a subsidiary of O Sullivan Rubber. Clark, a Handley High School 1941 graduate, will study accounting at night at the University of Pennsylvania.
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William 8. Clark, Jr
Betty. Forrest
Winchester
Philadelphia
Clark
Laing, Harrar & Chamberlin
United States
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Amherst Street
Handley High School
University of Pennsyla
Spanish Forces Still At Tangier
Paris reports Britain and France await Spain's reply to withdraw troops from Tangier as a first step toward reestablishing an international zone governed by a body with US and Soviet representation. The note, issued after Paris conferences, reflects Franco's continued control since 1940. Tangier's strategic position near the Mediterranean is highlighted.
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Paris
Britain
France
Spain
Tangier
United States
Soviet
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Francisco Franco
Control Council
Franco
Strait of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Secret flot win and permit for temporary siding
Dr Anderson reports a secret flot win by 7 2 and a permit was granted to erect a temporary siding on the Rouss Fire Company lot on East Piccadilly Street to James Chauderis. The city reserves the right to suspend the permit at any time. A gravel walk from Handley Avenue to Handley School was announced as a shortcut for students, similar to an earlier ally opening from Highland Avenue to Virginia Avenue School.
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East
Piccadilly Street
James Chauderisky Council
Handley Aveue
Handley School
Highland Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Government in business harms equal rule and public funding
The article argues that government involvement in business undermines the American idea of fair competition by granting special privileges. It cites power projects that escape taxes, receive Treasury funds at low interest, and shift losses to taxpayers. Listen to THE SUMMER ELECTRIC HOUR with Robert Armbraster and guest stars. Sundays at 4:30 PM EWT CBS Network.
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U.S. Treasury
America
Robert Armbraster
EWT
CBS Network
Completes List of County Teachers for 1945 46
Frederick County schools open tomorrow with thirty one new teachers representing a 32 percent turnover. Substitutes fill three posts in Middletown and Stephens City while permanent instructors are sought or secured. The list names teachers across Gore Gravel Springs Gainesboro Middletown Stephens City Armel Kernstown Shenandoah Valley Academy Miller Airy Bryarly Round Hill White Hall Stonewall Cedar Hill Colored Stephens City Colored Middletown Colored and other posts.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Middletown
C. G. Wilkins
Stephens City
Gore
Paul D. Beable
Clementine L. Ward
Ada Elizabeth Hildebrand
Margaret F. Shook
Mary Lee Richard
Ann Wa. Kerns
Dorothy G. Tutwiler
Marguarite I. Wisecarver
India K. Tripplett
Helen Hook
Martha Richard
Gravel Springs
Clara B. Keller
Gertrude F. Cooper
Gainesboro
Fred C. Braithwaite
Margaret V. McMurray
James S. Claytor
Hilda J. Whitacre
Russell L. Fletcher
Mary R. Seidel
Gladys L. Adams
Janie S. Claytor
Eleanor W. McDaniel
Edith Braithwaite
Winifred W. Rodgers
H. Dennis Hoover
Kathryn Watson
Pauline C. Norris
Carrie L. Brumback
Ethel Garber
Sadie L. Shull
Caroline Hickerson
Mary J. Maphis
Myrtle D. Rhodes
Oneta Shipe
Robert E. Ayler
James C. Gordon
Evelyn B. Goode
Anna Lee Easter
Ellen J. Rudolph
Annie S. Barker
Mary E. Crocker
Dorothy Poe
R. B. Eaton
Ida Saxton Samsell
Martha Funk
Daphoria Wymer
Bertha W. Stickley
Margaret S. Kern
Ella R. Mathers
Virginia Estep
Ruth Samsell
Armel
Ada T. Oppie
Mae
Bessie T. Renner
Carrie Dudley
Frances Orndorff
Ruth Haines
Charlena Grim
Airy
Gladys K. Mc
War talk on Japan and Allied strength cited by speaker
The article quotes a speaker contrasting Allied power growing stronger while Japan’s war-making capacity erodes under air raids. He argues the nation is already heavily undermined by sustained bombardment, contrasting Allied momentum with Japan’s deteriorating state.
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Japan
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Miller
E. Boscawen ST. Pone
Cloverdale
Adoie
Avergien
Betes Amber Goyer Ale
Cloverdale Spring Co
Newville, Pa
J. A. Gordon Company
Dr. Anderson
Northern Virginia Power Company
Kline
County School Board
Higashi-Kani
Soviet Union
Emperor Hirohito
Hans Lippershey
Galileo
Pal
al Pj
Orth
GROVE
Albemarle
Liz
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
House OF the Month Club
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Continental Oil Company
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