Park Confident They Can Beat Brewers Sunday
Park coach Sandy Baker remains confident Park will contend with the Heurich Brewers Sunday at 3 pm. The teams met twice this season. Park last played July 22 and hasn’t practiced since July 27. Other area games include Viscose of Front Royal vs Paris at Orange and Stephens City in tomorrow’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy” Baker
Heurich Brewers
Bill Foster
District Nine
Winchester
Staunton
Tomorow
Front Royal
Paris
Orange
Stephens City
Memorial Services For Capt. Hartman
A memorial service for Captain Allison Hartman Engineer Corps U S Army son of Mr and Mrs C S Hartman will be held Sunday afternoon August 5 at 5 o'clock at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. The Rev Dr Ronald Ss Wilson will preside and the choir will supply music. Hartman a Handley High School and Virginia Tech graduate was among Americans lost aboard a Japanese prison ship after capture in 1942.
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Allison Hartman
Engineer Corps
U. S. Army
C. S. Hartman
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald Ss. Wilson
Hartman
Handley High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Bataan
No Services Sunday At Centenary Church
Centenary Reformed Church led by Dr. S. L. Filickenger will hold no services tomorrow except the Children's Study School sessions. The day is proclaimed Vacation Sunday for church members and the pastor.
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Centenary Church
S. L. Filickenger
Centenary Reformed Church
Further Carve Up Faced By Germans
Continued discussion notes that more than 4,000,000 Germans would remain in Poland and Czechoslovakia after Potsdam. Dutch demand removal of Germans from any new lands and limit the postwar German state to agriculture and peaceful industry with imports likely.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Reich
Unusual Primary Campaigns Extend to Election Eve
Lewis Preston Collins of Marion will address via radio from six Virginia stations Monday night. Lt Col Charles R. Fenwick finishes appeals with a WRVA radio address here and attends a picnic hosted by Stafford County Clerk Jim Ashby. Senator Leonard Muse of Roanoke will broadcast statewide until election eve.
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Cage
Lewis Preston Collins
Marion
Virginia
Charles R. Fenwick
WRVA
Fenwick
Jim Ashby
Stafford
Leonard Muse
Roanoke
Ration Calendar Update From The Associated Press
The notice lists food stamp validity across categories. Meats and fats stamps extend through various dates, processed foods stamps through late autumn, sugar stamps remain valid until August, and shoe and oil stamps outline ongoing allowances with indefinite periods and cancellations not planned.
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Associated Press
OPA
Tuck Concludes His Campaign in Virginia Primary
Richmond Va Aug 4 Lieutenant Governor William M Tuck of Halifax sits to wind up his campaign with a 6 30 p m radio address on WRVA. Monday he attends a picnic and rally at Alexandria sponsored by Northern Neck labor groups then returns home to vote and await election returns.
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Richmond
William M. Tuck
Halifax
Atie
Virginia
WRVA
Tuck
Alexandria
Northern Neck
CIO
Moss Plunkett
May Not Rain Tomorrow Forecast Sparks Picnic Plans
The forecast calls for fair skies and moderate temperatures with a hint of Indian summer. After four weeks of rain and a previous frost scare, locals plan Sunday outings and picnic preparations, hoping for dry weather despite lingering rain memories.
Plans Drawn For Crushing Japs
Washington Aug 4 The combined American British chiefs of staff drew plans for conquest of Japan. President Truman aboard the USS Augusta announced that Army and Navy leaders approved proposals for reallocating areas and commands and coordinating forces. Lord Louis Mountbatten may lead an area from the Solomon Islands to south of the Philippines.
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Washington
Japan
Truman
Augusta
London
Berlin
Attlee
Russia
Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Solomon Islands
Philippines
Laval Defends Actions in War Crisis Trial
The 89-year-old marshal Laval testified amid charges of intelligence with the enemy and plotting against state security. He described a secret 1935 French Italian pact meant to encircle Germany with Britain aware, claimed the 1935 British German accord violated prior French deals, and said Britain’s 1939 war declaration was illegal without Parliament approval. Laval promised the court that many facts would be revealed.
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Marshal
Tria
Laval
Germany
Britain
France
Regional War Labor Board actions on a closed shop dispute
War Labor Board from regional office moves to settle a contract dispute embedding a closed shop and wage rises. In Detroit 6200 CIO-UAW workers staged walkouts. Cleveland hearing set for steelworkers leaders over a five day strike at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Brier Hill plant. Union defies WLB order and about 1800 workers idle.
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War Labor Board
Carpenters’ District Council
AFL
Detroit
Cio-United Automobile
Cleveland
WLB
Steelworkers
Youngstown
O.) Sheet and Tube Company
Brier Hill
Special Meeting of Scouters Called for August 9 1945
Mr. C. H. Browne announces a Shawnee District meeting of all men connected with the local Scout District. It will be held at Winchester Episcopal Parish House on August 9, 1945 at 8 00 p m to welcome the new Scout Executive Herbert J Wilkins and discuss fall activities.
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C. H. Browne
Shawnee
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Winchester Episcopal Parish
Herbert J. Wilkins
Heavy Rain Floods City Streets and Basements
Almost two inches of rain drenched the city yesterday afternoon causing street flooding and water in basements. The downpour, part of a countywide event, overwhelmed drainage on Route 50 and Route 11, with water spanning roadways and debris blocking a bridge. The August total reached 2.54 inches as power and utility areas reported continuing water on surfaces. High winds near White Post damaged a barn roof and blew down an implement shed, with corn flattened in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Yellett
Winchester
Stewart Street
Town Run
White Post
E. Holmes McCormick
Noted Jap General Reported Killed
London August 4 dispatch quoted a Philippine guerrilla broadcast via New Delhi radio claiming General Tomoyuki Yamashita, former Japanese commander in the Philippines, was killed in a low level Allied air attack.
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London
New Delhi
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Reuters
Local Apple Growers Hear Hough and Vin. Agric Leaders
Dr Hough estimated the 1945 crop at about 25 percent and noted apples ripening ten days early due to an early spring. He cited hail damage frost russet and splitting from rain as poor fruit condition. Virginia domestic grade debate and wage discussions dominated a meeting of Fruit Growers with leaders like Carroll Muller and Aare Teske offering guidance for 1946.
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Hough
Carroll Muller
Appalachian Apple Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Food Producers’ Council
Aare Teske
Walker McC. Bond
Virginia
4-H Members Plan Trip To Summer Camp
Frederick County 4 H Club youths plan a trip to Powells Fort Valley Camp near Woodstock. They will meet at the county courthouse Winchester on Monday August 6 at noon with regional pickups in Gore and Middletown. Camp attendees include many named youths and four leaders.
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4-H
Frederick County
4-H Club
Powell's Fort Valley
Woodstock
County Court House
Winchester
Gore
R. F. Davis
Middletown
D. K. Muntzing
Madeline Myers
Muntzing
Rockingham- Warren
Clarke
Augusta
Harry Wingfield
Julian Pugh
Charlies
Irvine Cather, Jr
Jack Lillis
Carlton Ramey, Jr
Wayne Miller
Charles Warner
Freddie Stine
Sidney Dean Rogers
Charles Flowers
Walter Thomas Biggert
Eddie Dodgson
Clyde Brumback
Harold Phillips
Wendall Phillips
Garland Smoot
Jean Lillis
Don Wilkins
William Triplett
Janice Baker
Mary Frances Ramey
Betty Jo Braithwaite
Doloris Ann Henry
Laurel Ann Muntzing
Beverley Boone
Janet Owens
Betty Blue McKlwee
Joan Farmer
Kathleen Legge
Dolores Farmer
Louise, Boyce
Roxanna Rogers
Elsie Whitacre
Martha Brill
Lamaris Sager
Ellen Crosen
Evelyn Paton
Martha Lee Triplett
Madeline B. Myers
H. P. Lovett
I. Fred Stine
Raymond I. Hoover
Federal aid talked for Stonewall High enlargement
Dr. W. H. Coleman of the Federal Works Agency discussed possible federal financing to add seven rooms at Stonewall High School this week with Leslie D. Kline and Bryant Harper. No assurance of approval was given as the project is borderline and could take time. four addition rooms are needed this fall and relief could also aid nearby Stephens City and White Hall. The school crowding has prompted local fundraising and the matter will be discussed by the school board Monday.
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W. H. Coleman
Federal Works Agency
Washington, D. C
Stonewall High School
Leslie D. Kline
Bryant Harper
Clearbrook
Federal Work Agency
Harper
Coleman
Stonewall
Stephens City
White Hall
Senators Weigh Tax Break Question for Revenue Bureau
Senators demand clarity from Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr on income tax exemptions for official expenses. Senator Taft says Nunan will be asked to explain the issue before the Senate Finance Committee when the session resumes in October.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan
House
Taft
Ohio
Nunan
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Beulah Lloyd
Funeral services for Mrs Beulah Lloyd widow of Ludwell H Loyd will be held Sunday at 3 PM at the John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. The Rev Clarence Lloyd and Rev George S Lightner will officiate with interment in Royston Cemetery. Surviving are sister Mrs Lawrence White of Charles Town WV and other relatives named in yesterday’s notice.
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Beulah Lloyd
Ludwell H. Lloyd
John H. Enders
Berryville
Clarence Lloyd
Georges. Lightner
Thomas Royston
Bill Lee
Marvin Steele
Gordon Levi
Vernon Lloyd
Leon Lloyd
Lawrence White
Charles Town
W. Va
Mrs. Virginia Anderson Dies at Winchester Hospital
Virginia Anderson 49 wife of Lemuel Anderson of Bellview avenue died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at noon after four weeks as patient and 14 months of ill health. Born November 28, 1896 in Winchester, she was a Congregational Christian Church member and Patriotic Order of America member. Survived by husband, mother, a daughter Ellen Gale Riley, siblings and a half brother. funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Anderson
Lemuel Anderson
Bellview Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ida Cain
Arlington
Charles W. Cain
Winchester
Congregational Christian Church
Braddock Street
Patriotic Order of America
J. H. Riley
Douglas Cain
Walter Cain
Mildred Fincham
Harry Cain
Ray Carlisle
Shirley Manuel
Pittsburgh
Ellen Gale Riley
Bellevue Avenue
Russians Continue War Training in Caucasus Mountains
Moscow reports that military training under actual war conditions continues in the Caucasus mountains. Artillerymen share German war experiences with recruits during mountain instruction.
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Moscow
Caucasian Mountains
Vote for Tuck and Plunkett’s British parallels in Virginia race
The piece argues for Tuck with revenue and tax plans and a strong, responsive administration. It notes Plunkett’s campaign angle tied to Britain’s Labour shift and cites John W. Edelman praising Moss Plunkett, urging Virginia Democrats to vote for the progressive slate.
Blood Donor drive seeks 500 donors in Winchester
The 13th Blood Clinic in Winchester asks for 500 donors with only seven local appointments filled by noon. Radio appeals will feature Carl Campbell and Sgt. v. K. Sirbaugh urging registrations at Room 22 over Peoples Drug Store, Winchester 3831, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday through Tuesday.
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Winchester
Carl Campbell
ACOM
U. S. Navy
V. K. Sirbaugh
U. S. Army
Campbell Il
WINC
Sirbaugh
Africa
Europe
Pacific Theater
Room 22
Peoples Drug Store
Winchester 3831
Whitacre to Teach in Front Royal Schools 1945 46
Q A Gasque Warren Rappahannock County superintendent announces George Whitacre and wife will join Front Royal faculty for the 1945 46 session. Whitacre a Shepherd College graduate and Army veteran will be physical education director and boys coach at Warren County High School. Mrs Whitacre will teach at Front Royal Elementary after teaching at Clearbrook High School in Frederick County.
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Q. D. Gasque
Warren-Rappahannock County
George Whitacre
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Front Royal Schools
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Whitacre
U. S. Army
Fort George B. McClellan
Warren County High School
Covington High School
Front Royal
Clearbrook High School
Frederick County
Wheeler To Teach Golden Rule Class
Victor Wheeler will teach the Golden Rule Bible Class at Brad dock Street Methodist Church Sunday at 9 45 a m. Plans for a near term membership drive will be discussed. Members and others are urged to stay for a communion service after the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wheeler
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Men's Open Door Bible Class at Loudoun Street Presbyterian
The Men's Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 9 45 with Mr. J C McCormick Vice President in charge. Dr F W Osborn will teach the lesson. All members urged to attend and bring a friend. Visitors will be welcomed.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
J. C. McCormick
F. W. Osborn
Answers to the Daily Quiz on Page 1
The page lists quiz answers: 1 Turkey, 2 a cited quote about a shipmate helping, 3 True, 4 Golden hair s. 102, 7 Henry L. Stimson, 8 True, 9 Anatole France, 10 In the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
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Turkey
True
Golden Hairs
Henry L. Stimson
Anatole France
Leyte Gulf
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Baltimore market reports show steady produce prices with eggs and poultry firm, while cattle hogs and sheep values shift modestly from week to week. Chicago and Missouri listings detail mixed changes in salable cattle calves hogs and lambs, with specific price ranges for steers cows feeders and lambs.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Missouri
Orleans Honors Gen Patton for Freedom Anniversary
Orleans France conferred honorary citizenship on Gen George S Patton Jr the third French city to do so in days The general visited Rennes and will be guest of honor at Angers before ceremonies marking the liberation anniversary in Orleans August 16.
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Orleans
France
George S. Patton, Jr
Patton
Rennes
Angers
Manila Prostitution Sweep Targets Venereal Disease
Army directed police arrested nearly 1,000 prostitutes in Manila over two days to curb venereal disease among troops. About 200 brothels were closed to service, with 95 percent of cases pleading guilty and facing $50 fines. Col. Ryan cited health records naming Manila a top disease center.
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Manila
Col
T. F. Ryan
Army
Ryan
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Futures Prices
Wheat and rye inch higher at the open with oats mixed and corn lower. Prices listed for Sept Dec and May contracts across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley.
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Chicago
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Park
Brewers
Capt. Hartman
Revenue Bureau
Mrs. Lloyd
Anderson
Plunkett
England
Great Britain
Churchill
Mr. Plunkett
John W. Edelman
Textile Workers Union of America
Covington
Democratic Party
Socialist Labor Movement
Charac
the Star
Wheeler
Baltimore Livestock
L Patton
Celotex Corporation
Glaize & Brother
N. Cameron ST
United States Army Tank Corps
Hindenburg Line
Yours Sincerely
G. Gibson Baker
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