Maritime Strike Tightens Grip as Unions Demand Equal Pay
In Washington CIO NMU leader Curran told reporters a united maritime industry must receive the same pay as AFL seamen. AFL demands reversal of the Wage Stabilization Board ruling touch off the strike. both sides weigh actions as port closures threaten nationwide supply. Tugboat crews resumed limited service in New York Harbor after approval by striking AFL operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AFL
Washington
Joseph Curran
CIO National Maritime Union
Ctran
WSB
Green
A-high
William Green
AFW Executive Council
Philip Murray
White House
Truman
Stabilization Board
Walter Mason
Robert Watt
All American Labor
Went
Wage Stabilization Board
The
New York Harbor
Arions
Unons
Scouts Schedule Shenandoah Area Council Meeting and Eagle Reviews
The Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold its regular Executive Board meeting at Bakers Restaurant on September 12 at 6 30 p m with Horace C Brown presiding Judson Jusell Deputy Regional Scout Executive from the Philadelphia office will attend as special guest The council advancement committee meets at 5 30 p m to review four Eagle Scout candidates Ray Smith Luray William Remy Front Royal Kaplan Strasburg Amory Summaripa Boyce to determine eligibility for the Eagle Award and potential recommendation to the National Council C Ralph Beall chairs the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Bakers Restaurant
Horace C. Brown
Judson Jusell
Philadelphia
Wincheser
Scout
Advancement Committee
Council
Nation Council
C. Ralph Beall
Ray Smith
Luray
William Remyey
Front Royal
Kaplan Strasburg
U S Renounces Reparations Against Italy Amid Stabilit y Talks
Paris reports the United States renounced any claim to reparations from Italy to aid international stability. Willard Thorp noted about 20 billion dollars of wartime costs linked to Italy, plus over 1 billion in civilian credits and 100 million for occupation. The peace conference also moved to place human rights court ideas in a separate arena. Yugoslav pressures for Venezia Giulia and Trieste were outlined by Dr Ales Bebler as his explanation of claims on Italian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Italy
Italian Economic Commission
Willard Thorp
Peace Conference Legal and Drafting Commission
Australia
World Court of Human Rights
United of
Ales Bebler
Yugoslavia
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Partial Relief Seen In New York Strike
Partial relief may come as 10 000 of 25 000 idle AFL truck drivers return to work following a union HQ order. Mayor O Dwyer supports the move with a city directive for those complying to resume driving. The walkout has halted about 12 days of shipments affecting food and fuel in New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
New York City
William O’dwyer
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Indianapolis
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
New Jersey
Teamsers
Michael J. Cashal
International
Nurse fatally attacked in Mt Carmel Illinois hospital scene
Bulletin reports Miss Alberta Green a 20 year old nurse at Robert W Jones Hospital in Mt Carmel Illinois was slugged fatally and another nurse Miss Betty Overdeer 20 of Indiana is noted as injured while injuries are updated. Simultaneously Tokyo reports three lieutenants killed and a private missing in a B 29 crash off Nagasaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alberta Green
Mt. Carmel
Robert W. Jone Hospital
Betty Overdeer
Indiana
Bam
Tokyo
Nagasaki
Edith Johnson Offers Beauty Appointments at Ru Ja Shop
Mrs. Edith Johnson of Ru Ja Beauty Shop at 428 National Ave schedules several appointments and will provide an opening with Beauty. The notice lists available times and encourages readers to book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty News
Edith Johnson
Ru Ja
National Ave
FBI Agent Brown to Speak at Rotary Luncheon Tomorrow
Charles W. Brown acting special agent in charge of the Richmond division of the FBI will be the guest speaker at the weekly Rotary luncheon, introduced by William Lohr Winchester resident agent. George Barnsley arranged the program and the board will meet with President McSherry Lupton afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Brown
Richmond
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rotary
William Lohr
Winchester
George Barnsley
James Roe
Christ Episcopal Church
McSherry Lupton
Victor Arthur
Peyton Marshall
Joseph Hodgson
Tommy Kremer
Charles Milton
Richard Wis
London Process Server Evicts 1000 Squatters at Duchess of Bedford House
A process server in a black coat served an eviction notice on about 1000 squatters barricaded inside the Duchess of Bedford building in London's West End. Stanley Henderson, a squatters committee secretary, faces court next Tuesday as the movement seeks legal advice. Eviction actions also began in Birmingham with plans to continue, while other vacant buildings in greater London faced similar sieges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duchess of Bedford House
Lonton
West End
Stanley Henderson
Labor
Birmingham
Sam Blackwell
Midlands District Communis Party
Greater
Democrats Claim GOP Has List Of Full Doubtfuls
The Democratic National Committee said the Republican leadership prepared a confidential list of congressional districts it fears may flip in the November election. The list, described in The Democrat and allegedly sent from Republican National Headquarters, names GOP incumbents deemed dangerous. Republicans denied knowledge of the list when questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggton
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Sno
Republican National
GOP
Sonus
House
Senate
Republican and Nations
Congressional Campaign Adquarters
Bear on the loose surprises Winchester residents
Philip D. Hollis reported a black bear visited his back yard at 4 a.m. it swam in the fish pond and clawed a hole in the wire fence. Officers said it was the first bear sighting in Winchester with tracks found in Hollis’s yard and a fence breach to prove the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Philip D. Hollis
Braddock Street
Hollis
Foreign policy rises as pivotal issue in 1948 elections
The Associated Press reports foreign policy may dominate fall congressional races as wartime campaigns recede. Wallace signals he will press the issue in New York and Republicans hint at anti communism as a major theme. Bridges assails Yugoslav policy after Tito incident. Reece accuses Democrats of being steered by a like minded clique. Missouri GOP platform attacks communism and critiques Truman, while Missouri Democrats tout Roosevelt tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wallace
New York
Bridges
Styles Bridges
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Carroll Reece
Detroit
Missouri
Jefferson City
Truman
Roosevelt
Cather Moling
Winchester Firemen Carnival Opens Monday at Recreation Park
The Winchester Fire Department announces the annual carnival at Recreation Park on Senseney Road starting Monday September 16 and running all week. Penn Premier Shows will present 12 rides 10 shows and a free diving act each night as part of the Fall Apple Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fire Department
Senseney Road
Penn
Winchester
Virginia Supreme Court Rules Act Unconstitutional
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals held the 1938 state photographers’ examiners act unconstitutional as an encroachment on constitutional rights. Justice Browning urged minimal state governance. The court appointed two members at large to the State Council and granted review in Ephriam Thomas death penalty case, with other appeals involving Geneva Nichols Cox and Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
State Photographic Examiners Act
Ooe
Norfolk Law and Chancery Court
Supreme Court
George L. Browning
Justice Browning
Court of Appeals
Virginia
John 8. Battle
Charlottesville
Joseph E. Proffit
Floyd
Ephriam Thomas
Nansemond County
Thomas
Geneva Nichols Cox
Scott County
Vernon Earl Cox
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Alexander
Frederick County Bible Teachers Begin Work
Frederick County two Bible teachers began duties for the new term after meeting the schedule committee of the Frederick County Council of Churches in Step Cry. Teachers Miss Sarah Wilson and Miss Jean Baker join the county with Wilson in her second year and Baker in her first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
C. E. Staples
R. L. Booze
Wilson
Gainesboro
Baker
City
Miller
Stonewall
Miss
Armel
High View
Miss Baker
Atry
Priday
Bryarly
White Hall
Winchester Council Moves Toward City Bus Franchise
Winchester council acts to establish a city bus service soon with a local firm slated to receive the franchise. Clarke County public schools report about 1,350 students enrolled, led by Berryville with 705, Boyce at 355, plus colored schools Williams Training School 160 Millwood 80 and White Post 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Council
Clarke County
F. Robertson
Berryville
Boyce
Clarke
Williams Training School
Millwood
White Post
Mother Of Gen Ike Eisenhower Dies Suddenl
Abilene Kansas reports the death of Ida Stover Eisenhower 84 mother of General Dwight D. Eisenhower from a heart attack. She woke at 3 a.m. asked for water then said she was all right. Funeral will be private Friday at the family home with burial in Abilene Cemetery. Survived by Milton Eisenhower Edgar Eisenhower and Earl Eisenhower with Milton expected for funeral arrangements. General Eisenhower and another brother travel to Abilene.
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Abilene, Kas
Ida Stover ‘Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kansas State
Manhattan
Eienhower
Ashington
Abilene
Fort Riley
Buria
Army
General Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Commierce Trust Company
Kansas City
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Earl D. Eisenhower
Charlero
Earl Eisenhower
Plymouth Belonging to Winchester Man Recovered in Maryland
A 1940 Plymouth owned by Stanley C. Boyce of Winchester was stolen September 8 and recovered in Cumberland Maryland. Capt. F M Punk was in Maryland City yesterday to return Thomas William Grey to Winchester to stand trial for auto larceny. The connecting rods and main bearings were burned out of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Boyce
Rt. 1
Winchester
Cumberland
F. M. Punk
Maryland
Thomas William Grey
Help Wanted and Local Advertisements List
Help wanted men for work in cider mill at H J Heinz Co Valley Pike. WIRING SPECIAL new 14 3 Romex for house wiring 9c ft. Molden Electric Co. Heinz Co ready to receive cider apples 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Hebrew New Year cards Home Print Shop 211 S Main St 6449. Notice Golden Glow Restaurant closing hours fall and winter Mon Fri 10 pm Sat 12 pm Sun 8 pm. Suitings at Woolen Shop 304 South Braddock St hours 1 00 to 5 00 daily 10 00 to 5 00 Sat. Just received new shipment of fall maternity dresses Modern Age Shoppe.
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Molden Electric Co
HH. J. Heinz CO
S. Main ST
H. J. Heinz CO
Valley Pike
South Braddock St
Golden Glow
Mayor Anderson Names New Committee Heads 1946 47
Dr C R Anderson mayor and president of Winchester common council unveils committee changes for 1946 47 including new chairs for light city hall and schools public safety and airports parks and recreation and sanitation and welfare. J T Kremer and Alan Peery receive key posts while J M Steck Jr leads fire and other members gain roles across council committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
A. Lee Coble
Parks Recreation
L. B. Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh
W. W
J. Smith
Alan Peery
Arma
E. E. Baker
P. L. Glaize
J. T. Kremer
John Steck
William P. McGuire
P. D. Miller
John M. Steck, Jr
A. T.hawthorne
E.E. Baker
A. T. Hawthorne
Two Braithwaite Brothers Injured at Winchester Woolen Mills
Charles Braithwaite, a spinner, is hospitalized after being caught in a mule at Winchester Woolen Mills between midnight and 1 a.m. His left hip and ankle were injured. His brother Lee Braithwaite, a weaver, was hospitalized six weeks earlier for a broken arm caused by a shuttle accident.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Woolen Mills
Charles Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Lee
Lee Braithwaite
W. B. Snider & Son
Winchester Bus Company Wins City Franchisement
The Winchester Bus Company received a city bus franchise in a special council session. Henry P. Kern Sr and partners Henry Jr Richard Kern and E V Smoleroff will operate within six months using six buses initially. The plan includes 7 cent 30 day school fares and an 8 percent annual return after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Kern, Sr
Winchester Bus Company
Common Council
Henry Kern, Sr
Henry , Jr
Richard Kern
E. V. Smoleroff
Chicago
Italy
Smoleroff
Pasengers
Wwea
Gus Tesaminos Opealats
Percy D. Miller
T. J. Kremer
C. R. Anderson
James P. Reardon
Lee Grant
Kern
On Kern Company
Doun
Monmouth Streets
Asl
Baltimore
Washington
B. L. Barnes
Portsmouth
J. A. Russell
Suffolk
John, Taylor
Winchester
Leonard Ve
Judge Harrison Postpones Bond Election in Co
Judge Burr P. Harrison ordered postponement of the Middletown bond issue election to the November 6 general election because the legal advertisement was not inserted in time. Special ballots will be printed. only voters within the town and at three public places may vote, as required 10 days before the election.
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Burr P. Harrison
Prederici County
Middletown
Lim
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Scout Executive Board
Maccabees
U. S
Human Rights Court Out
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Frankfurt
FBI
Agent Brown
J. B. Beall
West Virginia
Hubert &, Eilis
Winchester Firemen
Council of State
Bar
Gen. “‘Ike”’ Eisenhower
Plymouth
Mr. Boice
Anderson
Winchester Cold Storage
Harrison
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