India appoints two officials to govern Hyderabad
New Delhi announces two interim civil administrators for Hyderabad as Indian troops advance toward the city. Military reports say forces near Hyderabad city 125 miles away with columns reaching Zahirabad and Surafpet. UN Security Council votes 8 to 0 to discuss the war situation with three abstentions.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Hyderabad
China
Soviet
Russia
Ukraine
U.N
A. Ramaswami Mudaliar
India
New Delhi
Sen
Zahirabad
Hyderabad City
Razakar
Bidar
Surfapet
Erabad
Hie
Tary
D. R. Pradhan
Bombay
Indian State Ministry
Dominion of India
Backdoor Garbage Collections Planned by City
Dr W P McGuire chairman of the council sanitary committee says a new garbage load packer will enable better collection and allow back doors of 80 percent of city homes to be accessed. He adds the goal is to get cans off the streets and the garbage ordinance will be revised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McGuire
Council Sanitary Committee
McGuire
County Clinic Deploys Mobile X-Ray in Two Counties
Mobile x-ray equipment is being used this week in Front Royal and Warren county for a mass clinic. Next week the unit moves to Shenandoah county for a similar five day clinic aimed at broad public reach.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Shenandoah County
State Central Committee Call for Sept 25 Meeting
The Democratic State Central committee will meet at 2 p m Saturday Sept 25 at the Hotel Richmond. Chairman G Alvin Massenburg called the session to decide on support for the Truman Barkley ticket, replace the resigned elector John D Hooker, and consider spending the $12000 party funds on national candidates.
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Richmond
Democratic State Central Committee
G. Alvin Massenburg
John D. Hooker
Stuart
Four Embassy Staff Recalled From Bucharest
The State Department said four members of the American legation staff in Bucharest Romania were recalled on Romanian government demand. Romania accused them of photographing in a forbidden zone while the U S rejected the charge as unfounded. Romanian police reportedly detained the staff for 17 hours in communicado with no food or water for 16 hours. An energetic protest was lodged by the U S note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
Romania
United States
Bene Aia Eden
Girurgiu
Cripped Children Field Clinic Slated For Next Thursday
Dr William P McGuire head of the Northern Virginia Society for Crippled Children announces an anti convulsive field clinic at Winchester Memorial Hospital next Thursday. Clinicians include Dr Randolph Leigh Jr and Dr Waler Klingman from the University of Virginia Hospital neurology and psychiatry department. Orrin S Rhody fields rep continues on page 16 col 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. McGuire
Virginia Society For Crippled Children
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Randolph Leigh Jr
University of Virginia Hospital
Waler Klingman
University Hospital
Orrin S. Rhody
Hollywood Bowl Denied Truman Dewey Has It
President Truman and Gov. Dewey mapped new campaign stops and speeches in Los Angeles with Truman set for a Texas swing on the way back from the Pacific coast, while Dewey planned to visit Montana Idaho and Wyoming. The Hollywood Bowl was reserved for Dewey’s talk the night after Truman. The dispute sparked charges of stadium leasing aimed at denying Truman.
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Associated Press
Truman
Dewey
Texas
Pacific Coast
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Albany
Los Angeles
E. George Luckey
Truman-Barkley
Gilmore Stadium
McGrath
J. Howard McGrath
GOP
New York
Rescue Ships Save '42 from Sinking British Freighter
In the North Atlantic hurricane, two ships rescued 38 of 42 crew members from the British freighter Leicester. The Cecil N. Bean saved 20 with 18 rescued by the Argentine steamer Trapezo. four crewmen were lost. The Leicester had sailed from London Sept. 4 bound for New York. Capt. Edward Serafin commanded the Bean. The Bibb aided a Portuguese schooner Gaspar off Newfoundland.
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New York
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Cecil N. Bean
Leicester
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Royal Canadian Air Force
Halifax
Bermuda
London
Edward Serafin
Norfolk Va
U. S. Maritime Commission
Fall River Navigation Co
England
New Orleans
Bibb
Gaspar
Permits Granted For 3 Dwellings In City
Building permits issued for three new houses two for sale one for owner occupancy. W Smith Clark 918 Amherst St to build a 9 S Stewart St one story frame home cost 10000. Frank Clevenger 330 Kern St a two story brick dwelling on Gray Ave cost 9000. C A Nelson 548 N Braddock St a two story brick home at 122 Morningside Dr cost 10000. Additional permits for a frame garage and roof work costing 600 and 2000 respectively.
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W. Smith Clark
Amherst St
S. Stewart St
Clarke
Amherst
Frank Clevenger
Kern St
Gray Ave
C. A. Nelson
N. Braddock St
Morningside Drive
C. F. Schenck
S. Washington St
T. W. Royston
S. Kent St
Legion Home Open Sundays and TV Receiver Ad
The House Committee announces Legion Home opens Sundays with game viewing featuring Washington Redskins versus Chicago Bears on a new television receiver.
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Legionnaires Legion
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
House Committee
Stephens City Gridder Breaks Leg in Practice
Stephens City football player George Monk suffered a leg fracture between knee and ankle during a downfield blocking drill. Coach Lester Singhass reported the injury will sideline Monk for the season as he was taken to Winchester for treatment.
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Lester Singhass
Stephens City High Hool
George Monk
Hayes Monk
Monk
Winchester
Funeral for Rev John Paul Tyler Led by Peele in Petersburg
The Rt. Rev. W. W. Peele and Rev. Roscoe C Jones will officiate at 3 p.m. funeral services for Dr. John Paul Tyler at Braddock Street Methodist church Petersburg where he served as pastor. Interment follows at Mt Hebron cemetery with members of the Washington Street church Petersburg board of stewards as honorary pallbearers.
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W. W. Peele
Richmond
Virginia
Braddock St. Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
F. B. Oglesby
Winchester
Imore Brown
Petersburg
Leonard Howerton
Paradise
Frank A. Tyler Jr
Washington St
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Two 29th Division Veterans Reenlist In Winchester
George J. Timbrook and Elwood Mickey Ordinoff, veterans of the 29th Division from D-Day to VE Day, reenlisted this week at the Winchester Army recruiting station. Local enlistees from Warren County include R. L. Lucas Alvin Dellinger and Warren Centes. The program continues as Selective Service changes take effect with three year terms. The Army offers diverse incentives including OCS eligibility for high I Q scorers. Recruits may choose theater of operations including Japan Alaska the Caribbean and Europe.
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George J. Timbrook
Elwood
Mickey” Ordinoff
D-day
Europe
Winchester Army
Warren County
R. L. Lucas
Alvin Dellinger
Warren Centes
Army
Air Force
Congress
Airforce
Japan
Alaska
Carribbean
Ray Robinson dies suddenly at 65 in Winchester
Prominent orchardist and businessman Ray Robinson 65 of Winchester died at 12:45 p m at his home after a sudden heart attack. He owned about 1000 bearing acres and helped organize Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co. He was secretary of Shenandoah Valley firm, banker, and held multiple posts with local companies and clubs.
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Ray Robinson
Winchester
S. Stewart St
Robinson
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co
Kirksville
James L
Sallie G. Robinson
Frederick County
West
Robinsons
Mr. Robinson
George School
Philadelphia
School of Logy
Washington and Lee University
Oregon
Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Green Chemical Co
R. and T. Packing Corp
Elks and Kiwanis
Shen
Front Royal WFTR Radio Gains Air Tomorrow
Front Royal will launch WFTR at noon Sunday with H Minter Corp and Warren S Bell as managers. The Mutual affiliated station will run 6 AM to 11 PM weekdays and 8 AM to 11 PM Sundays from studios on John Marsh All Highway. Staff includes Warren Bell Roy Springer Robert Martin Sandra Robinson Frank Watkins Ralph Penniwell and Robert Craighill. Sky Park Broadcasting Corp operates the station with local stockholders.
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Front Royal
WFTR
Warren S. Bell Genere
Mutual Broadcasting System
John Marshall
Warren Bell
Roy Springer
Robert Martin
France's cabinet flails as strikes flare nation wide
France's five day old government teeters as premier Queuille faces a wage tax plan and a wave of strikes led by communists. Police and workers clash with hundreds injured. 49,000 miners and others strike in Pas de Calais and Lorraine while Renault and aviation sectors see large stoppages.
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Paris
France
Henri Queullle
DeGaulle
Pas de Calais
Lorraine
Renault Automobile
General Confederation of
Clare Tree Major to Stage Toby Tyler in Winchester Show
The Clare Tree Major children's theatre from Pleasantville N Y will present Toby Tyler Weeks in a Circus at Handley auditorium in Winchester next month. Mrs E C Stuart Jr president of the Junior Century club announced the successful booking and committee chair is Mrs Thomas Gibson with assistants. A capacity audience is expected for the Winchester performance.
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Clare Tree
Pleasantville
N. Y
Winchester
E. C. Stuart Jr
Junior Century Club
Toby Tyler
Handley Auditorium
Thomas Gibson
H. B. McCormac Jr
Joseph Kalbach
Harry Benham
Clarke T. Cooper
James Otice
Maine
Portland
Stuart
Sarah Zane legacy and the five engine in Winchester history
The article recounts Sarah Zane's bequest of 1000 to Winchester citizens for a five engine, the founding of the Sarah Zane Fire Co, and the Baltimore hand engine in the engine house on Loudoun Street. It notes her family ties to Gen. Isaac Zane, her Philadelphia death in 1821, and the deed history of land for Winchester Academy. It also lists unrelated classifieds and notices from the period.
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Sarah Zane
Winchester
Baltimore
Miss Zane
Isaac Zane
Hannah
John
Gen. Zane
Winchester Academy
Stuart
Clifford St
Friends of Center Meeting
S. Washington St
Philadelphia
Mediator Seeks To Avert Nation Wide Phone Worker Strike
Federal mediator reports brighter prospects after all night talks in New York between CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers and Western Electric. Union seeks wage increase with initial demand cut from 31 to 11 16 cents per hour. current average is 1.15 dollars. Army considers troops to move cargo if West Coast oil and other strikes escalate.
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Associated Press
CIO
New York
CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Western Electric Co
Thomas B. Steutel
Henry L. Mayer
States
District of Columbia
Army Employment Office
San Francisco
Seattle
CIO Oil Refinery Workers
Pacific Coast
Blue and White Lines Bid To Start Winchester Bus Service
Three firms bid for the Winchester bus franchise as city officials weigh bids to resume service halted since last January. Blue and White Lines of Pittsburgh promises a 30 day start with four routes and a 30 minute schedule using three modern coaches. The proposal includes 10 cent adult fare, discounts for students, special Sunday church passes, and a revenue share for the city. The bid was opened by Clerk John Jones and City Manager Lee Grant with mayoral and council attendance noted.
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Winchester
John Jones
Lee Grant
M. B. Clowe Jr
Claude Smalts Jr
Blue
Pittsburgh
Bedford
Richmond
Alexander P. Gillespie
Joseph Miller
Michaele
Wae
Wien Nam Wase
Virginia
Thomas L. Wood
National Fruit Co marks 40th year and 35th of the corporation
The Winchester based National Fruit Product Co celebrates its 40th founding anniversary and 35th year as a corporation since Board, Armstrong & Co started the enterprise in Alexandria on Sept 1, 1908. Frank Armstrong Sr., president, notes expansion includes a new Winchester office building and continued growth of cider vinegar and canning operations begun 1915 and 1918 respectively. (Continued in Page 16, Col. 4).
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National Fruit Product Co
Winchester
Enterprise
Frank Armstrong Sr
Board, Armstrong & Co
Alexandria
Armstrong
Hannis Co
Martinsburg
Postponed Chicken and Ham Supper at Grimes Va
The chicken and ham supper at H. C. Light's in Grimes Virginia is postponed to Thursday September 23 starting at 5 p.m. The delay is due to a death in the community.
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H. C. Light's
Grimes
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Kaiser - Frazer
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Stephens City
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Winchester Food Locker & Processing
E. Pall Mall St
Call Pine Motor Co
Bishop Peele
Rev
Tyler
29Th Division
Bank
Police Justice
Peters
Robert F. O'Neal
Lee Whitacre
O'Neal
Middletown
Junior Century Club Books
Children’s Theater
Gardner B. Hillyard
E. Piccadilly
H. J Heinz Company
Hardy Property
W. Boscawen St
Ds.t. See Ad
Mediator
Blue and White
National Fruit Co
Apply Pine Motor Co
South End Fire Hall
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