Tito to Get $20 Million Loan From U S Bank
Diplomats say the Export-Import Bank approved about a $20 million loan to Yugoslavia to buy machinery for copper lead and zinc mines. The loan marks the first direct U S government credit to Tito since the split with Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
U.S
Washington
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Moscow
Acheson
World Bank
United States Agency
United States
Sept 10 sales listed for household goods and real estate
A sales directory lists auctions and estate sales in Martinsburg Frederick County and nearby areas. Items include household goods furniture blacksmith tools grocery stock antique items and real estate with dates September 8 to September 15 at multiple locations and addresses. Parsed entries note bidders bidders times and property descriptions for Mrs W A Brnning Leon Darvin Myrtle Cook E B Cooper and Mrs Walter A Binning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brnning
Best Church
Leon Darvin
Frederick Co. Court House
Berryville Ave
Myrtle Cook
Winchester Ave
Martinsburg
E. B. Cooper
N. Cameron St
Walter A. Binning
Rest
Clearbrook
Sale of 6 room brick house in Winchester
A six room brick house with hot water heat in Winchester is priced to sell. Located in a good residential section. Contact D. Lockhart at 400 North Loudoun Street or phone 7470 for details.
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Winchester
D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
North
Cameron St
Rest
Clearbrook
Bunker Hill
W. Va
County Court House
Virginia
Rites Held For Daniel Pifer At Stephens City
Services for Daniel Pifer were held at 2 p m from Jones Funeral Home with Rev S J Goode officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers were George Snapp Alfred Snapp Floyd Snapp Briscoe Snapp William Boyd and Floyd Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pifer
Matthew Ebersole
S. Cameron St
Jones Funeral Home
S. J. Goode
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
George
Alfred
Floyd
Briscoe Snapp
William Boyd
Floyd Grim
VFW Post Sets Next Session and Reminders
The VFW post reports dominated last night’s meeting with committee updates and plans. Members are urged to attend the next session on Oct 19 and the reinterment ceremony on Sept 27 at National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
National Cemetery
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the Daily Quiz are listed: 1 Hundredweight 2 Washington 3 Three Yankees Giants Dodgers 4 Ethiopia 5 The Marseillaise 6 Boise 7 John Hay 8 Philippine Islands 9 A famous ancient Roman highway in Italy 10 False.
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Washington
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Ethiopia
France
Boise
John Hay
Philippine Islands
Italy
Labor Approves Lower Prices Profits Wages
The British Trades Union Congress backed the Labour government's policy to curb profits prices and wages with a large majority. Opponents argued against wage and price controls as the meeting debated the impact on workers. The general council report urged support by about 6.5 million to 1.0 million and called for higher production at lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridlington
Eng
British Trades Union Congress
TUC
Congress
H. B. Eastwood
Rubber Workers Union
Stafford Cripps
Jhe
Len White
Civil Service Clerical Assn
White
General Council
Four Hour CAP Air Show Planned at Winchester
Winchester CAP pilots sponsor a four hour air show at Winchester airport on Sunday. Capt. L. G. Sjostrom says the program begins 1 30 p m with an aerial parade over the city and ends with Richard Hockman’s 4000 foot double delay parachute jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Cap Squadron
L. G. Sjostrom
Richard Hockman
CAP
Earl Shipe
Lloyd Child
Shipe
Bill Wood
Air National Guard
Richmond
Hockman
Sjostrom
Mrs. Dougherty May Return Home In 2 To 3 Weeks
Mrs Graham Dougherty of Woodley near Berryville was taken to Winchester hospital with a broken back after a rug slipped and she fell as she went to the piano to play for her grandchildren. Doctors report she may be home in two or three weeks but will wear a cast for four to five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Berryville
Winchester Hospital
Dougherty
Lions Discuss Plans for Year at Winchester Club
Sixteen members of the Winchester Lions club met at individual tables Tuesday to discuss plans for the year. The final 20 minutes of the luncheon were devoted to committee chairmen giving reports to the membership. No speaker was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lions Club
India Debates Roaming Cows and Public Care
New Delhi officials report millions of stray cattle rove the country and municipal programs struggle. The city loses about 400 dollars monthly on care for unwanted cattle, as Hindus push for strict slaughter limits while communal tensions linger from past riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Virginia Holstein sale announced for September 29
The Virginia Holstein-Friesian club will hold its annual stock sale in Orange on September 29. The sale committee lists 73 registered Holsteins to be offered, including 61 fresh or springers, nine open heifers, and three bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Virginia Holstein-Friesian Club
Strauss and World News Across Decades and Facts
The passage recalls Richard Strauss facing denazification and later tours in London while facing bans elsewhere. It also shares diverse facts from astronomy to transport, noting Jupiter’s 12 year orbit, Pittsburgh railways carrying over two million yearly fares, the Maeander river etymology, US ice use by rail perishing goods, White fir lumber at 500 million board feet annually, and US potato production doubling in 25 years.
Navy Commander Made Interested Party in B 36 Inquiry
Cmdr Thomas Davies a noted Navy distance flier was made an interested party in the Navy B 36 bomber inquiry. Harold G Mosier testified Davies and Cedric Worth sought a conference with Martin and a luncheon meeting led to the Baltimore visit. Davies later attended proceedings with right to counsel and witness calls.
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Washington
Thomas Davies
Navy
Davies
Harold G. Mosier
Glen L. Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
Cedric Worth
Martin
Mosier
Worth
Dan Kimball
Air Force
Sanford Wood
Backward Fall Fatal To Deb on Excalibur
Adrienne Atwell a 20 year old Dallas debutante died aboard the liner Excalibur when she and Robert M Willard 21 also of Dallas fell backward down a narrow stairs with arms about each other aboard mid Atlantic. Boatswain's mate Luis Rivera 26 of San Juan said they tumbled and he moved her to a chair fearing the man's breathing was blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dallas
Tex
mid-Atlantic
Excalibur
Adrienne Atwell
Europe
Luis Rivera
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Rivera
Robert M. Willard
Riveria
Brotherhood Walkouts Across Pittsburgh Steel Lines
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen called walkouts by about 600 Monongahela Connecting line train men at 3 p m Saturday and 1200 Union Line brakemen and conductors at 6 30 am Tuesday. The Union road links U S Steel subsidiaries in the Pittsburgh area while Monongahela serves Jones Laughlin plants in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa. A presidential fact finding board could avert the Morongahla Connecting line walkout, but the board already ruled against the Union road dispute, which the Brotherhood rejected. Similar labor developments were noted nationwide including personages Ann New York and Cyrus S. Ching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Monongahela
Union Line
U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Morongahla
Ann New York
Cyrus S. Ching
Mediation Heads for Separate Talks on Long Hawaiian Dock Strike
The head of the federal Mediation and Conciliation Service planned separate conferences with negotiators to push a settlement of the 131 day old Hawaiian dock strike. Violence in the 13 week Bell Aircraft Co dispute in Buffalo prompted New York Governor Dewey to call for an end to lawlessness as about 500 demonstrators rallied against Bell’s efforts to break United Auto Workers Local 501. The UAW seeks a pension and a ten cent hourly raise for Bell workers. In Detroit,Ford and the CIC UAW showed no sign of breaking the bargaining impasse while Chrysler talks were arranged with a strike poll among nearly 80,000 workers.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bell Aircraft Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dewey
United Labor Defense Committee
Bell
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Detroit
Ford
CIC
Chrysler
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D. Pifer
VFW Post
Coleman Dunn
Morris
Hackley
Majestic Radio
Lot
Iver Johnson
Walter A. Brining
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Wanda Nalepa
New York State
Betty Jane Crowley
Egg Harbor
Loreen Osgood
New York City
Miriam Lapayowker
CAP Pilots
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock St
Julian W. Baker
James P. Reardon
Rouss Avenue
Orange Stock Sale
Strauss
Bavaria
Richard Strauss
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Austria
Poland
Hitler
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Britain
Maeander River
Western
Asia Minor
Checkerboard
Purina
Jones’ Farm
FLY Control
Deb
Shipman
Martinsburg Pike
Shenandoah C County
Glaize & Bro
NEW Holland Way
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Ferguson
Mehta Stag
Shenandoah Apple Cider & Vinegar Co
Green Chemical Company
Virginia Apple Storage
Winchester Cold Storage
Potomac Edison Company
Commercial & Saving Bank
Coleman Dunn Auctioneer
The
Clarke County
Philco
Chesapeake
Westinghouse
Mt. Vernon
Hampshire
C. C. Funkhouser
Julian Glascock
Boyd Headley, JR
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