Death Notices for Rosa A Stryker of Atlantic City
Death summons Rosa A Stryker widow of Harvey Stryker died at her Atlantic City home on Sunday. Funeral services planned for Atlantic City Thursday with interment at Pleasantville. Survived by sisters Rosalie Cooper and Hunter Chen and James Stryker, with Fred R Stryker Sr. as a nephew. Also mentions registry card rule for all registrants.
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Rosa A. Stryker
Winchester
Atlantic, N. J
City
Eleanorer
South Cameron Et
Atlantic City
Asantville
N. J
Stryker
Es Harvey Stryker
Houck Fam
Martinsburg
W. Va
Methodist Church
Sirykat
Ntic City
West Virsin
Ginia
Martins
St. Pees Fla
Rosalie Cooper
Hunter Chen
Columbus
Ohio
James Stryker
Fred. R.stryker
Uth Cameron Street
Miss and Carver
Orge W. Hardy
City Recreation Board to Meet on Winchester Park Plan
The City Recreation Department holds an open meeting tonight at 8 in City Hall Court Room. F Ellwood Allen of New York City will present a revised Winchester Recreation Park plan, updating a study from two years ago and including 99 acres recently purchased by the City Council for public use. The public is invited.
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City Recreation Department
City Hall Court Room
F. Ellwood Allen
Park and Recreation Planner
New York City
Winchester Recreation Park
Recreation Department
Senate shifts on OPA policy amid Wallace controversy
Amid a heated debate in Washington a group of candidates and former officials discuss abolishing most OPA controls with exceptions for rents. Prince H Preston and several Southern candidates express support for ending farm price ceilings while Richard R Nacy downplays guiding candidates on press questions about Henry Wallace’s dismissal. The administration defense remains centered on Byrnes.
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Reece
A. Taft
Ohio
Fred L. Crawford
Michigan
Prince H. Preston
Georgia
Preston
Washington
Richard R. Nacy
National Committee
Truman
Nacy
Wallace
Byrnes
Pittsburgh Strike Expands Among Duquesne Light Workers
Amid a long running contract dispute, about 700 workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel and others join a sympathy strike sweeping Pittsburgh. The independents seek a 20 percent wage rise to about 1.41 an hour, дети, with voting on a new company offer imminent as streetcar curtailments affect thousands.
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Bers
Independent Association of Duquesne Light Company
Pittsburgh
E Mile
Tremnoky Steel Mills
Mueller
Jones and McLaughlin Steel Corp
Light Company
Pittsburgh Strike Contempt Hearing Delayed Amid Union Dispute
In Pittsburgh a county court extends contempt proceedings over the anti-strike injunction as CIO and AFL unions face a pending Supreme Court question. The city argues the walkout endangers public health and safety while a 3500 member union considers a new company proposal to end the contract dispute.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
AFL
U.S. Supreme Court
West Virginian Injured in Accident North of Winchester
E. G. Shirley of Stotler's Cross Roads Morgan County West Virginia suffered facial lacerations when his 1947 Dodge sedan ran off the Martinsburg pike north of Winchester. The car overturned and rolled down an embankment about 7 15 last night. Shirley was taken to a local hospital for treatment. He blamed glare from an approaching car whose driver failed to dim lights.
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E. G. Shirley
Stotler
W. Va
Morgan County
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Shirley
Security Council recesses after Russia troop report push failed
The United Nations Security Council holidayed after voting 7 to 2 to reject Russia's demand for a broad troop report. The vote, with Poland alone in support, left the Soviet Union with another setback within a week and cleared the council of business for the first time in a month. Housing Shortage Felt in Huntington. Citizens seek shelter in jail office as family of ten from Beckley, hoping for a rural Ohio home, spends night on courthouse lawn benches after traveling by bus.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Poland
United States
Great Britain
China
Australia
Mexico
Netherlands
Huntington
W. Va
Carl Slayton
Beckley
Cabell County
D. I. Fruetel
Freutel
Court House
Slayton
Lawrence County
Chesapeake, O
RAF Plane Crash Kills 19 In Hong Kong Flight
Fourteen passengers and five crewmen died when a large RAF aircraft crashed soon after departing Hong Kong airport for Singapore. Victims included China Mail correspondent Royal Arch Gunnison and Col. Cyril Wild, Allied liaison officer for Southeast Asia.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
China Mail
Royal Arch Gunnison
Mutual Broadcasting System
Cyril Wild
Southeast Asia
First Five Cent Air Mail Stamps Mark Flying Post Office
Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan opened the first flying post office ceremony marking the initial sale of five cent air mail stamps. He projected that within five years global delivery could reach 40 hours, saying mail service would expand nationwide and worldwide.
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Washington
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Transcontinental Air Cargo Flight Sorts Mail In Transit
A four engine Western Air cargo plane modified like a railway mail car flies a loop to Dayton Chicago Pittsburgh and New York carrying a ton of first day covers. Six mail clerks aboard will sort stamps sent by collectors to Washington during the experimental flight.
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Transcontinental and Western Air Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Arnold Lines Head Dead
Leon Arnold 69 former owner of the Arnold lines was killed in an accident on Lee Highway between Merrifield and Falls Church Virginia. A station wagon he was driving collided with a garbage truck Fairfax County police reported.
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Washington
Leon Arnold
Washington, Virginia and Maryland Coach Company
Arnold Lines
Lee Highway
Merrifield
Falls Church
Fairfax County
Plenary Session Set to Approve Finland Treaty
Paris dispatch reports the Peace Conference plans a plenary session likely Friday to approve the Finland treaty the first of five postwar accords. Four powers were entrusted with Libya Eritrea and Somaliland disposal while ministers discuss gag rules to speed commission work before the October deadline. Gladwyne Jebb of Britain pledged consultation with Allied nations including Ethiopia Egypt and Australia as Britain reserves the right to speak before the US and Russia.
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Paris
Finland
Foreign Ministers Council
Libya
Eritrea
Somaliland
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Gladwyn Jebb
Great Britain
Africa
Jebb
Ernest Bevin
Ethiopia
Egypt
Australia
Afrika Korps
el Alamein
Cirenaica
Route 11 Accident Damages Three Cars Near Winchester
Three cars were slightly damaged in a Route 11 collision about one mile north of Winchester. Walter F. Baker, J. D. Baker, and Floyd R. Benner were involved with damages ranging from 200 to 1000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Winchester
Walter F. Baker
Hagerstown
J. D. Baker
Sterling
Ill
Floyd R. Benner
Clearbrook
Chevrolet
Unnamed Driver Heads to Dodge. No Injuries or Arrests Reported
The group drove into a Dodge operated by Walter Baker with all parties heading the same way. No one was hurt and no arrests were made.
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Walter Baker
Winchester Rotary to Host Atomic Energy Expert Dr Evans
Dr Medford B Evans of Oak Ridge Tennessee, a contributor to the atomic bomb project, will be the guest speaker at the Winchester Rotary Club weekly luncheon tomorrow. He will discuss atomic energy and its uses.
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Medford B. Evans
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Winchester Rotary Club
Stalin Sign Secretary Bevin on plenary session reports
Molotov urged the plenary to consider only amendments voted in commissions while Bevin argued all amendments should be included even those that failed. The debate focused on what reports the plenary sessions should handle.
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Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Bevin
Stalin's remarks carry weight at postwar diplomacy meet
A Big Four session and talks among 21 nations centered on possible war avoidance and Western Russian cooperation. Molotov showed restraint but reserved the right to press the issue, while Stalin’s statements impressed delegates by signaling Russia’s cautious optimism toward peaceful co operation with Western democracies.
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Molotov
Stalin
Russia
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