Greyhound Eyes Vector of Futuristic Buses With Helicopters
Caesar leads Greyhound as it plans fifty passenger coaches with built in lavatories and radio linked seats, plus a network of helicopter shuttle service to connect bus stops with air routes. The plan includes two way radio, wayside inns, higher power engines, and intermodal passenger transfers.
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Caesar
Greyhound Corporation
Greyhound
Civil Aeronautics Board
Greyhound Bus Lines
Wickman
Board of Trade
Na Rice Lake
Wis
Superior
North Country
Duluth
Ironwood
Mich
Minneapolis
Chicago
Greyhound Corporan
Caésar
Miss Copenhaver Dies at 99 in West Virginia
Julia Copenhaver aged 99 died Saturday at 4 pm at a niece’s home on the Long Farm near Rippon West Virginia. Born March 3 1847 in Millwood Clarke County she was never married and survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday August 6 at 2 pm from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Walter Smith officiating. Interment Old Chapel Cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Julia Copenhaver
Long Farm
Rippon
W. V
Mitch B
Mary E. Koontz Copenhaver
Millwood
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Walter Smith
Boyce
Old Chapel Cemetery
James Weirward Weir
John Lee
Glenn Burch
John Dove
Turner Wiley
Local Markets Error Note At The Star
Local markets column corrects daily but The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur.
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The
Star
Racing Returns To Saratoga For 24 Day Session
Saratoga Springs New York August 5 racing resumed at America's oldest active track for a 24 day revival meeting after wartime gaps. About 1500 thoroughbreds checked in with organizers hopeful for a strong opening crowd near ten thousand and a return to prewar records for attendance and betting.
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Saratga Springs
WN. Y
Saratoga
America
Union Avenue Grounds
New York City
Acks
Hawaiians Claim Fourth AAU Outdoor Swim Crown in San Diego
In San Diego the Hawaii swimming team dominated the AAU Senior Men's Outdoor Meet, totaling 72 points to win their fourth straight team title. Jimmy McLane of Akron won the 400, 800, and 1500 free events, while Bill Smith led Hawaii with wins in the 100 and 200 free finals.
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San Dieggo
Calif
Jimmy McLane
Akron, Ohio
McLane
Johnny Weismuller
Buster Crabbe
Jack Mediga
Ralph Flanagan
Keo Nakama
Bill Smith
Hisawaii University Swimming Club
Harry Holiday
Michigan
Hawaii
AAU
Joé Vergeur
Philadelphia Turners
Market Quotation Notice from Baltimore and Chicago
Market quotations from Baltimore and Chicago report dull produce with mixed livestock activity. Prices show steady to higher trends for cattle and hogs, with specific ranges for steers, cows, bulls, hogs, sows, and lambs, along with egg, butter, and poultry figures and light receipts.
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Baltimore
U. S
Duchess
Williams Reds
Wealthys and Gravensteins
U. S Ls
Stock Market Retreat Slight Amid Slow Trading
New York August 5 stock market faced a moderate retreat with slow dealing from the start. Fractions to a point or so declined near the fourth hour while some issues rose on dividend prospects. Virginia Carolina Chemical led gains on higher dividend arrears with several major names mixed in the day’s trading.
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New York
Virginia
Carolina Chemical Preferred
Sears Roebuck
Great Northern
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
North American
Eastman Kodak
Public Service of N. J
Goodyear
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
American Water Works
Kennecott
Union Carbide
American Home Products
Allied Chemical
Chicago grain quotations reflect rains boosting corn outlook
Chicago traders noted rains across Iowa Nebraska and Kansas boosted corn prospects. Early liquidation pared losses but markets steadied with corn about 1.5 cents lower from Saturday and oats down roughly 0.75 cent.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Ends Steady to Slightly Lower
Salable cattle totals around 6 000 with 3 500 sheep and 6 000 total head. Beef cows and heavy bulls firm though heavy, vealers around 18.50, stock cattle 13.00 to 15.50. Spring lambs slow with bids about 75 cents lower, good to choice lambs 22.00 to 22.50. No. 1 pelts 6.75 straight.
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Eoceereres
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Attendance records rise as Feller hurt in Cleveland game
Major League attendance reached 12 788 000, nearly 2 million above last year, led by Cleveland's 75 959 crowd. Bobby Feller left in the seventh with a back muscle, later described as not serious. Yankees won 2 0, Bevens finale, second game washed by rain.
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Joe Reichler
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Bobby Feller
New York Yankees
Feller
Tribe
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago
Yanks
Floyd
Bill) Bevens
Bob Lemon
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicgo
Detroit
Front Royal Lands Two on Virginia All-State Team
Front Royal placed two players on the Virginia all-state semi-pro baseball team from the Covington tournament. Florianna was named in left field and Booth as utility. Camp Lee and Westvaco led with three selections each, while Glasgow had two players on the mythical nine.
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Front Royal
Covington
Florianna
Booth
Camp Lee
Westvaco
Glasgow
Clarke County Court Fines And Suspensions In Recent Hearings
Clarke County cases disposed of before Trial Justice Loring C. Kackley include Mose G. McCarty fined 61.75 with six months suspended for an altercation while attempting to release Connie Ashby from jail. Robert L. Wright fined 14.25 for reckless driving. L. H. Smoot charged with breach of peace and fined 15.75. Charles Ashby fined 104.75 and 30 days suspended for driving drunk. Thomas Fenton Payne fined 9.75 for intoxication. Randolph E. Barbour fined 14.75 and 10 days suspended for drunken and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Charles L. Carpenter cited for driving under the influence with a 104.75 fine.
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Berryville
Loring C. Kackley
Mose G. McCarty
Carper
McCarty
Connie Ashby
Robert L. Wright
Winchester
L. H. Smoot
Clarke County
Charles Ashby
Bluemont
Thomas Fenton Payne
Randolph E. Barbour
Charles L. Carpenter
Boyce
Defective Hearing Costly Proposition
In Chicago a 24 year old man told Judge Daly he annoyed a woman in a loop theater and claimed his hearing aid was defective. The judge fined him fifty dollars and costs.
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Chicago
William V. Daly
White Post Beats Winchester 6-1 on Senseng Road
White Post rallied past the Winchester White Sox 6-1 on the Senseng Road diamond. Pur tleba ugh and Oliver dueled for seven innings before the local pitcher split a finger in the seventh and left. Kendall finished the game allowing four runs in the ninth to seal the win.
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White Post
Winchester
Stephens City Defeated 8-2 by Ashington Settles
Ashington Settles shut out Stephens City until the eighth inning, winning 8-2 at Stephens City. Pence allowed 17 hits including a Settle homer, with nine strikeouts and two walks.
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Stephens City
Ashington
Settles
County
Pence
Settle
Lakewood Legion Team Impresses Winchester Visitors
Earl H. Owens Lakewood manager praises Lakewood Legion Post 166 players after two games in Winchester weekend. He notes Lakewood N J as resort hub on the New York Atlantic City corridor with 8500 population and small needlecraft shops plus poultry farming.
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Earl H. Owens
Lakewood Legion Nine
Winchester
Lakewood
N. J
Owens
New York
Atlantic City
Lakewood Nine
Lakewood American Legion
Aide Pleasant
Toms River
Women Lawmakers Debate Surrender Memorial Bills in Tokyo
Japanese women legislators in their first sessions introduced a bill for peace memorial enterprises to commemorate Japan's surrender but were rebuked for unbusinesslike methods. Rep Saburo Shiikuma argued Japan needed food and reconstruction more than monuments and said the women did not consult their party.
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Tokyo
Japan
Saburo Shiikuma
Moscow radio reports US building military caste
Moscow radio broadcast cited by Soviet monitor in London says the United States is forming a military caste with large offensive forces. It claims reactionary circles aim to weaponize atomic energy for world domination, contrasting with U S pride of lacking a formal military caste.
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Moscow Radio
U. S
London
United States
Soviet Monitor
Rites Held For Mrs. Clevenger
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clevenger in Frederick Maryland with interment in Charles Town cemetery. Nieces and nephews in Winchester including Miss Ada Hardesty and D F Hardesty survive.
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Clarence Patton
Smithfield Avenes
Reet S Sevedeer
Bou Éstyevenger
Frederick
Charles Town
Winchester
Ada Hardesty
D. F. Hardesty
Answers to the Daily Quiz Corrected
The page lists correct quiz answers for the daily set. It names James Russell Lowell as the first or sole entry.
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James Russell Lowell
August sales directory listing at area farms and households
Auction notices list times and locations for dairy cattle hogs farm machinery household goods and tools. Items include cattle hogs farm equipment household property and carpenter tools with dates from August 7 to August 17 at locations near Winchester Front Royal Berryville and Dodge Avenue.
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Maple Lawn Dairy
Winchester
Darry
Billy Bierer
Front Royal Winches Pike
Double Tollgate
Walter Haymaker
Berryville
Roy W. Thompson
Loudoun St
J. EB. Rinker
John W. Larick, Jr
Dodge Ave
Cecil Loy
Fragmentary school to city notes and names
Disjointed OCR fragment listing General Mark Clark Yugoslavia Charlestown Bagot cowardice penance Volun Alien Property Mother Frances Tink.
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Mark Clark
Yugoslavia
Charlestown
Boston
Bagot
Hpenace
Mother Frances Tink
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Wilhiam J. Conway
AP Newsfeatures
Cesar
Front Royal-Winchester
Thurs
Guernsey
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock
Miss Copenhaver
Quartermaster Corps
Baltimore Livestock
C.R. S
John W. Larrick, Jr
Clarke County Trial Justice
Good Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Chapel
Durham
Jersey
Seo
Coleman Dunn
Rob't Wright
Auctioneers
Geo. H. Levi Clerk
General Farm
Brumback’s Farm
J. G. Holsinger & Son i
Court Square
Glaize & Bro
the Food Center
Letdown &T
E. R. Crampton
W. Burke St
Martinsburg
Bishess
Chapman Motor Co
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
G. E. Masters
Ris Life Insurance CO
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