Yugoslavia Agrees in Principle to Indemnity over U S Plane Loss
Undersecretary William L. Clayton said Yugoslavia tentatively agreed to pay indemnity for the loss of five American lives in the forced crashes of two U S planes last month. Yugoslav officials questioned whether compensation should include the aircraft.
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Washington
William L. Clayton
Yugoslavia
U.S
Richard C. Patterson
Clayton
State Department
Byrnes
Winchester VFW and Legion Hear Reports and Aid Drives
The Winchester Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the Ilks Club. Committees reported on a Christmas dance and 750 veterans aided for terminal leave pay. Legion Service Office hours were announced for veterans claims assistance. The John Mann Church rally update and a ten day revival at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church were also noted.
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Winchester
Veteran’s of Foreign Wars
Ilks Club
James Keffer, Jr
Clyde Maphis
W. W Baker
American Legion
L. E. Hill
Conrad Hoover
Legion
Hill
Masonic Building
Robert Pizzano
John Mann Church
E. H. Jackson
John Mann Methodist Church
St. Paul
H. V. T. Cherry
P. Eaton
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Norfolk
Meat Shortages Hit Nation's Big Cities Alerts
Washington reports a sharp drop in federally inspected slaughtering last week under new livestock ceilings, with 73 percent less output than the prior week. Retail shops face shortages as OPA ceilings return, packing plants lay off workers, and many markets near closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hoor
OPA
Chicago
New York City
Egg Wed
Omaha
United States Employment Service
Agriculture Department
Sarah Zaners Vote to Attend Convention At Fire Hall
At the Sarah Zane Fire Company meeting Friday night plans were made to attend the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association Convention in Waynesboro in July. Delegates will ride in the new fire truck once it arrives. No other business was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Waynesboro
Court Order Ends Pittsburgh Power Strike Impasse
Judge Walter P. Smart issued an order to end a Pittsburgh area power dispute. The directive stops picketing and requires Duquesne Light Co and its independent employees to rescind strike actions and enter bona fide negotiations toward a lasting labor policy.
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Walter P. Smart
Independent
Association of Employes of the
Duquesne Light Co
Independent Association
Frederick County Supervisors Approve School Fund Transfers
At September's Frederick County Board of Supervisors meeting a road viewing commission was named to assess roads for secondary status. County Treasurer H L McCann was instructed to transfer 29000 dollars from the General County Fund to the School Fund, with further transfers as school levy funds become available. Monthly reports were approved, and sheep claims from the Dog Fund totaling 141.97 dollars were ordered paid to Geneva Fisher Floyd Morrison Willis Dunlap Mrs B J Ford and Robert Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Carroll S. Solenbey Lillard
C. W. Soit Heihway
Ie Ee
H. L. McCann
General County Fund
Mr. McCann
Dog Fund
Geneva Fisher
Star Tannery
Floyd F. Morrison
Gore
Willis Dunlap
B.J. Ford
Winchester Rt. 1
Robert Eagle
Winchester
Maine Voters Re Elect Full GOP Ticket
Maine voters re elected a full Republican slate in the first postwar general election. Senator Owen Brewster was re elected alongside three GOP House members as leaders gauged the political winds. Nominating conventions or primaries were underway in Connecticut Colorado Louisiana and Rhode Island with Chester Bowles entering the Connecticut Democratic governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Connecticut
Colorado
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Chester Bowles
OPA
Owen Brewster
House
Third Of Jewish Population Under House Arrest After Flare-Up
Tel Aviv residents endured a 10 hour curfew after a night of bombings and violence left three dead and several injured. British officers and Jewish guards were among the casualties as security forces and troops conducted house to house searches across Tel Aviv and nearby Ramat Gan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Ramat Gan
6Th Airborne Division
Palestine
London
Government Information
Kolman Cohen
Jaffa
Loyal Order of Moose Charter To Be Delivered
The Winchester Lodge No 1283 Loyal Order of Moose will be instituted at 8 pm at 211 N Loudoun St. Robert Irvin will present the charter and 125 members will be initiated by Martinsburg Lodge 120 degree team. Officers include William Pemeee governor and M E Royston Sr past governor.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Winchester Lodge
N. Loudoun Street
Robert Irvin
Supreme Lodge
Baltimore
Martinsburg Lodge
William Pemeee
M. E. Royston, Sr
Sherman Dick
Charles H. Bridges
M. E. Royston, Jr
Gené Shumaker
Warren Kines
Mervil Hardy
Roger Laign
Kenneth Thomas
Ed Molden
James Chauderis
Thomas L. Joynes
Birds Roost Clearing Effort Elevates Winchester Nuisance
Winchester police and city officials again used sawed off shotguns to drive thousands of roosting starlings and blackbirds from Stewart and Clifford streets. Mayor Anderson urged public suggestions while residents reported heavy complaints and continued roosting from Cork to Washington.
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Stewart
Clifford
Winchester
C. R. Anderson
Warren Rudolph
Stewart Street
Cork
Washington Streets
School Teacher Shortage Hits Frederick County Students
About 75 eighth grade students at Stephens City high school were sent home due to two vacancies English and history and a librarian and English teacher. Middletown lacks one teaching post as the sixth grade teacher departs after one day. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline notes higher expected county attendance and overcrowded rooms with 50 to 60 children ill in some classes. Last year’s county attendance totaled around 3,200.
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Stephens City High School
Leslie D. Kline
Middletown
Kline
Hot Weather Not Abnormal Despite High Winchester Temperatures
Temperature in Winchester reached 96 yesterday, second highest for the summer per Research Laboratory statistics. The heat, while not unusual, echoes past summers with 100 degrees in 1927 and 101 in 1932. The warm spell affected students returning to school and had mixed orchard impacts, with hormone sprays delaying apples more effective in cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lima Store Manager Challenges CPA In Clothing Shortage Upshot
Lima Ohio department store manager at The Leader denounces the Civilian Production Administration claim of服 shortages. OPA cites 15 million men seeking suits by year end 1946 with shirts and shorts scarce six to twelve months. The manager calls it scare publicity while noting racks hold more clothing than a year ago.
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Washington
State Department
Lima
Ohio
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
OPA
Iman
Leader
Peece
Apple Brokers Carrying Out Commitments Despite Strike
The Shenandoah Valley apple export remains at a standstill due to the maritime strike but brokers like H. Clay deGrange of Hearty Virginia, Inc., continue to ship where rail billing allows. Ice storage preserves about 10 days. 5,000 to 10,000 boxes await export to Scandinavia. The fall harvest begins with Jonathan, Grimes, and Delicious picked, Yorks and Stayman later. Wyatt H. Richard predicts a larger 1946 crop, with selective buying and wide price ranges. Richard operates a packing house in Delicious, shipping about two cars daily.
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Shenandoah Valley
AFL
H. Clay deGrange
Hearty Virginia, Inc
deGrange
New York
de Grange
Jonathan
Grimes
Delicious
Yorks
Stayman
Five Day Virginia Weather Forecast And Local Notices
Five day forecast notes general showers Wednesday and scattered showers Sunday with slightly above normal temperatures. Also included are local notices about beauty shop appointments at Ru Ja Beauty Shop, a WWII casualty memorial request from Berryville, a suitings ad from The Woolen Shop, Golden Glow Restaurant hours, and new fall maternity dresses at Modernage Shoppe.
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Golden Glow
New Brethren Church Nears Completion
Construction of the First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue advances toward completion with dedication services planned after October 1946. The Gothic tabernacle design features a 49 by 61 foot main hall, a finished basement with 16 classrooms and a Hammond organ, at an estimated total cost of 35,000 dollars. Pastor Rev. E. Dick marks his fifth year in October.
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First Brethren
Berryville Avenue
Paul E. Dick
Tabernacle Church
Earl
E. Dick
First Brethren Church
Clarke County Democratic Committee Sets District Nomination Plan
Clarke County Democrats meet to select delegates for the Seventh District Convention in Staunton on September 28. A county mass meeting is planned at Berryville Court House on September 20 at 8 pm to elect delegates. Clarke County has seven votes at the district convention. districts will allot votes based on last election results. Governor Tuck led the ticket with 332 Clarke votes. Harold G. Potts named assistant commissioner of accounts for Clarke County by Judge Burr P. Potts, succeeding Joseph F. Moore. The Clarke County Home Demonstration Clubs will send delegates to the H D C meeting from the Glendale club. Laborers and checkers are being sought by Cold Storage.
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Edith Johnson
Ru Ja
National Ave
Johnson
Phylis McDonald
Clarke County
Reginald G. Morrison
Lloyd Williams American Legion Post
Berryville
South Braddock St
Washington
AFT
Seyana
Schwellenbech
Philip Pannah
Hannah
San Francisco
White House
Radcliffe
D.-Md
Hanna
Mse
CIO Committee
Dent Nite
APL
Lundeberg
Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL
Lamdebers
Hannah Cola
CIO
Wes
J. B. Bryan
Pacific American Shipowners Assolation
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Bryan
Stabilization Board
Democratic
Staunton
A. Willis Robertson
Berryville Court House
Richmond
Tuck
Clarke
Harold Potts
Harold G. Potts
Burr P. — Potts
Joseph F. Moore
Glendale Home Demonstration Club
Richard Bromiey
Mayor Anderson Sets 7 30 Meeting for Franchise Bid
Mayor Anderson announced a special city council meeting at 7 30 tonight to consider granting a franchise for operating a passenger transportation system in Winchester. Four bids from the September session were referred to a committee for study.
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C. R. Anderson al
Winchester
Heinz Cider Apple Order Notices at Local Print Shops
Largent Print Shop and The Home Print Shop list H. J. Heinz Co receiving cider apples. Hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at 411 S Cameron St and 2118 Main St, with contact 6449.
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H. J. Heinz CO
Main ST
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U. S
Winchester News Briefs
James Keffer, Sr
William Albert Seal
Philip Hollis
W. Baker
VFW
Sarah Zaners
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Congress
Brown
W. F. Brown
W. B. Snider & Son
Alley Pike
New Winchester Club
Blackbirds
Starlings
Frederick Co
Stephens City
CPA View
Apple
Wyatt H. Richard
Richard
Virginia
The
Beauty News
New Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
John Hawk
Seafarers International Union
Harry Lundeberg
Clarke County Bulletins
Blacksburg
Anderson
Largent$ Print Shop
S. Cameron St
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