Glaize Elected President of Winchester Council
Fred L. Glaize Jr orchardist and businessman was elected president of the Winchester council at the reorganizational meeting. The vote ended six to five in his favor over Mayor M. B. Clowe Jr with support from seven holdover and new councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize Jr
Winchester Council
Glaize
M. B. Clowe Jr
Percy D. Miller
W. P. McGuire
Clowe
Claude Smalts Jr
Lee Miller
McGuire
Sirbaugh
Wilti
Clowe and Grant Plan to Attend League Meeting
Winchester council approved paying up to 40 dollars each for delegates to the Virginia League of Municipalities annual meeting at Old Point Comfort Virginia this month. Mayor Clowe and City Manager Grant planned to attend and urged other officials to join them.
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Winchester
Virginia League of Municipalities
Old Point Comfort
M. B. Clowe, Jr
S. Lee Grant
Chest Business Division Names 1949 Drive Captains
Marvin Gore announces five team captains and workers for the 1949 Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest drive. Captains include William Sullivan Louis Yancy C J Ott and Harry Carpenter with crews listed. Ed Molden campaign chairman directs solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Gore
Winchester - Frederick County Community Chest
William Sullivan
Carl Haines
Henry T. Goode Jr
John Goodman
Louis Yancy
Everett Holsinger
Hugh Orndorff
Ralph Mulvey
Forest Bowen
C. J. Ott
Jack Vance
Charles Mark
J. O. Ansel
Harry Carpenter
Francis Wood
Roscoe Edwards
Ted Mosley
James Sandy
Mack Dye
Winchester council picks new president heir of Glaize legacy
The new council president is the son of the late Fred L. Glaize Sr. who served as a councilman and president of the governing body for eight years. Glaize Jr. has been a seven year council member and is a vice president of the Virginia Apple Storage and manager of Glaize and Bros. and Fred L. Glaize estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Council
Fred L. Glaize Sr
M. H. Murnan
J. George Baetjer
Glaize Jr
Virginia
Laize and Bros
Fred L. Glaize
Indian Invaders Striking Deep Into Hyderabad
New Delhi reports India deploying parachute troops to capture Hamnabad 84 miles from the capital. Auagangabad and its cantonment surrendered, giving India control of the northwest portion of Hyderabad.
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New Delhi
India
Hyderabad
Hamnabad
Auagangabad
Defense Ministry
Madras
Hyderabad City
Secunderabad
Berar
Haspe i
State Board Takes Viscose Corp. Plea Under Advisement
The State Water Control Board in Richmond considered American Viscose Corp. Front Royal's request to certify a coal washery waste treatment program and potential expansions of the Shenandoah River plant. The board took the application under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Viscose Corp
Richmond
State Water Control Board
Virginia
American Viscose Corp
Front Royal
Comeas
Shenandoah River
Virginia Nears 100 Percent Hybrid Corn Planting
A Department of Agriculture official forecasts Virginia will approach 100 percent hybrid corn planting within a few years, with current adoption at 76 percent. Hybrid corn reportedly yields about 25 percent higher than ordinary corn, and Virginia’s seed program is described as well developed.
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Washington
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Daylight Time Referendum Proposed By Winchester Council
Winchester voters will decide in November on adopting daylight saving time. A resolution by City Solicitor James P. Reardon calls for ballots to show for or against DST from 2 a m last Sunday in April to 2 a m last Sunday in September 1949 and yearly thereafter. The measure passed unanimously after discussion on start and end dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Council
James P. Reardon
Electoral Board
DST
John Steck
W. P. McGuire
Corporation Court
John Jones
Freedom Train Visit Prompts Winchester Merchants Plans
Winchester merchants meet in city hall to back Rededication Week ahead of the Freedom Train arrival on October 7. Ralph Larson urges unanimous support for patriotic displays and a certificate of merit for best window or store display. Dabney W. Watts announces the JBT will present the award and promote civic participation through free pamphlets on 126 historical documents.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Corporation Court Room
City Hall
Winchester
Ralph Larson
Association
Dabney W. Watts
Central Committee
Winchester Jbt
Board of Trade
Watts
the Merchants Association
Special Auction Sale of Mr. E. W. Cather Collection
Entire collection of antique furniture glass china silver prints linens and more to be sold at Headley’s Auctions in Winchester Virginia September 16 and 17 1948 at 1030 AM DST Auction room No 78 Braddock Street. Catalogue call 3524.
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Pace
E. W. Cather
Braddock St
Winchester
Headley
WANTED Experienced presser for permanent job at Riteway Cleaners
Advertises a permanent position for an experienced presser with good pay. Apply in person at Riteway Cleaners. Also notes for rent of new modern apartments via Pine Motor Co. and a large second floor room for office or business use at 22 N. Braddock with contact number 7511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riteway Cleaners
Call Pine Motor Co
N. Braddock
Eleven Dwellings and Buildings Permitted in Frederick County
Building permits totaling 70800 dollars cover eleven new dwellings a pet hospital and two garages in Frederick county. Permits issued by Earl Baily between Sept 2 and 13 include a 14000 dollar small animal hospital for Dr Charles S Milton on N Loudoun St and several bungalows and semis from Winchester Gore Stephens City and Kernstown with costs ranging from 1500 to 8000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Earl Baily
Charles S. Milton
N. Loudoun St
Gore
Bert Wallace
H. P. Strosnider
White Post
Stephens City
Shade
E. Earl Shade
Winchester
Bufflick Rd
Pennsylvania Ave
Elise Ruth Miller
Woodland Ave
S. W. Riley
Robert St
C. N. Braithwaite
Hayfield
Gainesboro
Edna Fox Nichols
Ray
Grace Elizabeth
Cedar Creek Grade
Wischester
I Mill
W. Mason
Sharp St
Front Royal Rd
Stars and Bars Fly On Gov Lane s Yacht
Gov William Preston Lane displayed Confederate Stars and Bars from Virginia aboard the state yacht as it moved up the James River. Maryland Governor and Gov William Tuck joined the voyage to Hampton for the first national seafood festival set for tomorrow and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William Preston Lane
Virginia
Confederacy
James River
Maryland
William Tuck
Hampton
Marshall Expects Molotov Meeting In Paris
Secretary of State Marshall said he expects Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov to attend the United Nations meeting in Paris. He noted no clear improvement in East-West relations and avoided commenting on Eden’s assessment that global affairs worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
United Nations
Paris
Molotov
U. N
Eden
Anthony Eden
Southeast Asia Seizure Aim of Reds Says Bevin
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told Parliament communists pursue a plan to seize southeast Asia and drive western interests from the territory. He cited Burma and Malaya as part of a broader clash of ideologies, while Britain prepares to nearly double jet fighter production and deliver jets to overseas stations and western European partners France Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg.
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London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Southeast Asia
Bevin
Burma
Malaya
Britain
Air Ministry
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Rebuilding of Millwood Church Advances After Fire
Historic Christ Episcopal Church at Millwood steadily rises from its Oct fire causing about 125000 in damage. The limestone building, 116 years old, may cost 110000 to rebuild excluding fittings, with Cunningham Chapel parish funding much of it. Restoration continues next summer with roof work before winter as ivy and Virginia creeper survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garrard
Christ Episcopal Church
Millwood
Peyton Craighill
Cunningham Chapel
George Burwell
George Greenhalgh
Thomas Byrd
Graham Dougherty
Harry Turner
Craighill
Valley land use study by Maryland group in Winchester
A party of 18 graduate students from the University of Maryland, led by Professors William Van Royen and O. E. Baker, arrived in Winchester to study physiographic states. The group toured Lord Fairfax soil conservation districts and will divide into four teams to study limestone area between Middletown and Strasburg, the Massanutten foot, the Shenandoah river southeast side, and Woodstock Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
William van Royen
O. E. Baker
Winchester
Kenneth Battersby
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
C. E. Koontz
Soil Conservation Service
Middletown
Strasburg
Massanutten Mountain
Bond Named Chairman of Frederick County Forestry Committee
Bond of Frederick County named chairman of the Frederick County Forestry committee in a Virginia For ests program with Virginia Forest Service and American Forest Product Industry to promote more trees for Virginia. The committee includes Landon B. Whitacre Roy L. Bageant Phillip B. Glaize Ellsworth Dodson R. P. Anderson P. W. Plumsey Thomas B. Rosenberger M. J. Pease and Harry F. Byrd Jr.
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Walker Bond
Frederick County
Virginia Forsets, Inc
American Forest Product Industry
Virginia Forest Service
Virginia
Bond
Landon B. Whitacre
Roy L. Bageant
Phillip B. Glaize Ellsworth Dodson
R. P. Anderson
P. W. Plumsey
Thomas B. Rosenberger
M. J. Pease
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Dont Forg Beginning Biz Party at South End Pier Hall
The notice announces a party event starting Friday September 17 at 8 30 p m at the South End Pire Hall hosted by the Biz Party. The fragment provides limited details but confirms date time and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Pire Hall
Berryville Seeks Extra Classroom Space for Fourth Grade
Clarke county schools report scattered attendance across four Berryville buildings. Superintendent Archie F. Robertson says 96 fourth graders require another teacher. Four churches offered space. a class of 28 is continuing.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Archie F. Robertson
Robertson
Big Four Meat Packers Face Federal Antitrust Suit
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in Chicago against Swift and Co Armour and Co Cudahy Packing Co and Wilson and Co alleging suppression of meat market competition. The plan would split Swift Armour into five firms and Cudahy Wilson into two each and seeks to break monocpoly restraints in food production and sale.
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Washington
Justice Department Today
Big Four
Swift and Co
Armour and Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Wilson and Co
Clark
Chicago
Swift and Armour
Cudahy and
Wilson
Department of Justice
Train collision kills 35 U.S. soldiers in Korea
A fast passenger train in Korea crashed into a halted troop train at a tunnel exit. Thirty five American soldiers died and about 120 were injured, including 80 seriously. Korean authorities and U.S. witnesses described a devastating fire as rescuers worked through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Eomakul
Charles McCafferty
Chicago
Mokpo
Braddock St. Asks Return of Dr Hawkins as Pastor
Braddock Street Methodist resolves to beg the presiding bishop Dr W W Peele to restore Dr T J Hawkins for a sixth year. The Virginia conference meets Oct 14 at Norfolk and appoints pastors for the year. Delegates include D C Lichister and J J Hawse alternate.
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Braddock St. Methodist Church
W. W. Peele
T. J. Hawkins
F. B. Oglesby
Virginia
Norfolk
Braddock St
D. C. Lichister
J. J. Hawse
Carl W. Judy
Korea
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Grant and Reardon
Grant
Ed. L. Molden
Fred Glaize JR
Pet
Kernstown
Melvin K
Anna_ Lee Sandy
Alva J. Steele
D. B. Souder
Gov. Lane
Berlin
Bulletin
Air Force
Germany
Maine
U. S
Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan
U. of M
Wed. & Fritf
Gardner B. Hillyard
E. Piccadilly
H. J. Heinz Company
Hardy Property
W. Boscawen St
D.S.T. See Ad
H. C. Light’s
Grimes
WB. Snider & Son
Dial
Big Four’ Meat Packers
Braddock
R. Frank Barr
J. W. Rosenberger
H. Howard Shockey
J. W. Crider
G. R. Willey
Cecil H. Bailey
C. Henderson Bailey
Earl E. Baker
Leary G Baker
Herman
Barr
Andrew J. Bowen
Hillary M. Brant
P. G. Ireland
Donald Jackson
John L. Kater
Ellsworth L. Keller
Bertha Kline
J. Walter Knee
Charles D. Lanahan
Emory N. Larrick
Lou Larrick
John A. Leatherman
Robert C. Legge
Dudley C. Lichliter
A. C. Long
C. P. McVicar
Edward Thomas Miller
E. Earl Parks
W. Alan Peery
Louis Renner
Samuel H. Renner
Myrtle Miller
Eston P. Bean
Church
John J. Hawse
Owen A. Hoagland
Woodrow Harper
Bennie L. Watkins
Board of Education
Noreval M. Hottle
Roy B. Wickes Jr
Lee Hawse
Hoye L. Riley
John W. Rosenberger
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