J C Anderson Fatally Injured in West Virginia Plant
John Calvin Anderson 34 of Capon Springs West Virginia was found dead Saturday entangled in machinery at the Rockingham Poultry cooperative Moorefield plant where he had worked since spring He is survived by his wife Ollie Heare a son John Calvin Jr his mother Mrs Ver Nice Anderson three sisters and his late father Funeral services are Tuesday at 3 pm from his mother's home Capon Springs with burial at the Shiloh Church cemetery Capon Springs West Virginia Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named in the notice
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John Calvin Anderson
Capon Springs
Rockingham Poultry Cooperative
Moorefield
W. Va
Lee
Derson
iVernie Anderson
Capon
A. S. Andersson
Ollie Heare
John Caljvin, Jr
Pearleee
David Hahn
Harold Good
Intermont
Shiloh Church
Timber Ridge
Guy Wetzel
John Brangon
Brook Riggleman
Jacob Vance
Roy Rees
Cleve Davidson
John Rohrbaugh
Kenneth Vance
Walter Petit
James Sparks
Langon Lee
Floyd Lee
Army to Tap Midwestern Poultry for War Needs
The Army will shift poultry supply to the Midwest starting August 13 to ease eastern demand. Twelve states including North and South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Oklahoma and Texas are designated procurement areas. Half of poultry from plants processing over 20,000 pounds weekly will be reserved for the services as the drive aims to meet 125 million pounds for canning.
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Washington
Middle West
East
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Missouri
Death's Curtain Falls Upon Career
A veteran Californian, once a Roosevelt ally in 1932, opposed the President during his second term and campaigned against him in his bid for a third term. Johnson, dean of Republican senators by length of service, was born in Sacramento on September 2, 1866.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Atomic Bomb Facilities Mentioned in War Conversion Plans
A wartime note surveys key atomic efforts including the Los Alamos and Hanford projects. It cites the Oppenheimer led Santa Fe laboratory and outlines future work to convert atomic energy into usable power, with acknowledgment of ongoing research at multiple sites near Knoxville Pasco and Santa Fe.
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Oppenheimer
Santa Fe
N. M
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Ration Calendar Update on Stamp Validity Through Autumn
The Associated Press outlines shelf cutoffs for meats fats and processed foods with stamps K2 to P2 good through July 31 and Q2 through Us through August 31, V2 through Z2 through Sept 30, Al to El through Oct 31, F1 to EK1 through Nov 30. Sugar Book four stamp 36 valid for five pounds through August 31 with next stamp Sept 1. Shoes stamps 1 2 3 good indefinitely and stamp 4 valid Aug 1 indefinitely. Gasoline stamps 16 A good for six gallons through Sept 91, B7 B8 C7 C8 for five gallons each.
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Associated Press
OPA
Services Tomorrow For Harrison Burns
Harrison Burns aged 62, a World War I veteran, was found dead Thursday evening in the 200 block of North Loudoun Street. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm from Jones Funeral Home with Rev A T Gaskins officiating. burial in National Cemetery.
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Harrison Burns
Jones Funeral Home
A. T. Gaskins
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Burns
E. Cc. Heitmuller
Loudoun Street
H. S. Pifer
Heitmuller
Heilmuller
Violet Burns
Washington, D. C
Robert Anderson
George Monroe
Harrison Gray
Charles Reed
Joseph Long
Henry Pheonix
Harold Williams
Edward Foster
Clifton Thomas
Luther Gravely
Charles Fisher
Henderson Cook
National Cemetery
Waldron Editor and Author Webb Waldron Dies at 60
Webb Waldron of Weston, renowned magazine editor and author, died Sunday. He formerly served as editor of Collier's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Webb Waldron
Weston
Collier’s Weekly
German Schools To Be Reopened In British Zone
Hannover authorities say ten elementary schools will reopen for 5 000 German children ages six through ten. The Control Commission considers resuming education with sufficient teachers approved for compulsory instruction of the first four school years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannover
Germany
Control Commission
Senators Debate Limits on U S Use of Military Force
Sen. Vandenberg proposed the president should have a free hand to vote for use of American contingents with prior congressional consent for extra forces. He urged American and inter-American allies bear peacekeeping duties in the hemisphere. Sen. Pepper criticized the plan as unnecessary and warned it could force regional control or provoke world organization dynamics.
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Vandenberg
Security Council
Michigan
Congress
United States
Pepper
D.-Fla
Russia
World Organization
Western Hemisphere
General Assembly
Local Merchants Declare Paper Holiday To End War
Winchester merchants launch a Paper Holiday to cut wrapping. 200 plus vendors urge customers to bring bags and carry items unwrapped when possible. War Production Board guidelines promote minimal packaging and reuse, with merchants and citizens asked to conserve paper amid wartime shortages.
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Winchester
Ralph Pifer
Winchester Retail
War Production Board
Pifer
Lions Picnic At Cacapon State Park
The Winchester Lions plan their annual family picnic on Wednesday August 8 at Cacapon State Park Route 522 between the city and Berkeley Springs WV. Walter Knee leads the committee. The event draws over 200 Lions and families with games swimming entertainment and a six o clock meal. It accompanies the regular Tuesday luncheon.
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Winchester Lions
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Walter Knee
Amazing Hearing Aid Promise Cuts Battery Bulk
A new hearing aid, half the weight and bulk of typical models, fits in the palm. It promises natural tone, noiseless clarity and power without separate battery packs or wires. Makers Bel tone offer a free booklet and full demonstration from Chicago.
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Beltone
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Ill
U S Superfortress raids hit many Japanese cities coastal targets stated
U S Strategic Air Forces reports say B 29s bombed Osaka Takasaki Shibukawa and other Honshu sites while mines were sown around Wasaka Bay and near Nagoya Getritsu Rashin and Nagi Oura. The attack targeted Ube Coal Liquefaction plant and Kobe coal plant with 60 Japanese cities struck in total.
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U. S. Strategic Air Forces
Guam
Honshu
Osaka
Takasaki
Shibukawa
Tokyo
Wasaka Bay
Harima Sea
Osaka Bay
Sea of Japan
Strategic Air Forces
Ube
Japan
Tsuruga
Nagoya
Nagi-Oura
Getritsu
Korea
Rashin
Kobe
Okinawa
Winchester and Frederick Countys Blood Drive Call
The sons of Winchester and Frederick County paid dearly in Europe and the Pacific. Their duty inspires a community plea to meet its blood plasma quota and donate blood now.
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Sons
Winchester
Frederick County
Europe
Pacific
Rites Tomorrow For Miss Ritter
Funeral services for Helen Virginia Ritter 26 will be held at Jones Funeral Home at four o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The West Cork Street Church of Christ member died Sunday at her home 18 East Hart Street after a period of illness. Burial is in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers include George L Madigan Loring W Madigan Earl L Madigan Paul L Ritter era Penn and Maynard Kenall. She was born July 20 1919 in Winchester to Leo M Ritter and the late Mary Penn Ritter. She attended Handley High School and worked at Oscar Nebel Hosiery Company before illness. Surviving besides her father are Harry L Ritter in the U S Army overseas William B Ritter U S Navy and Jack L Ritter at home.
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Jones
Helen Virginia Ritter
East Hart Street
Charles R. Line
West Cork Street Church of
U. S. Navy
Jack L. Ritter
Four transports carrying 11,859 troops sail to port
New York reports four World War I ships nearing port with 11,859 troops aboard. Sea Pike carries 2,761, John Ericsson 7,562, Santa Paula 1,531, and Edward Bellamy five.
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New York
Europe
Sea Pike
John Ericsson
Santa Paula
Edward Bellamy
Housing meeting at hotel tonight informs on FHA program
Vincent A. Carlin the state director and David Carter assistant FHA director will speak at the George Washington Hotel at 8 tonight about filing applications for building dwellings under the federal housing program. John Warner president of the Chamber of Commerce urges all interested residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Carlin
David Carter
Federal Housing Administration
George Washington Hotel
John Warner
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Light Vote Ed as Follows in Frederick County Primaries
The piece notes precinct officials in Frederick County, ballots distributed by John Harper, little local excitement, and a gubernatorial race where William M. Tuck leads Moss Plunkett. Lieutenant governor candidates are L. Preston Collins, Charles Fenwick, Leonard Muse, with E. Blackburn Moore unopposed for the House of Delegates. City officials Baker, McVicar, Marshall, and Reardon face no opposition in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Kerlin
John Kater
F. W. Forney
Loring Fletcher
E. B. Estes
Holmes Larrick
Forrest Fansler
Harry Murphy
J. W. Arthur
Reuss
Sarah Zane
John Harper
Frederick County Electoral Board
William M. Tuck
Moss Plunkett
L. Preston Collins
Charles Fenwick
Leonard Muse
E. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
W. A. Baker
Charles P. McVicar
P. J. Marshall
James P. Reardon
President Mag ay Calls For Army Size Realignment
President Mag ay argues against expanding the army and warns of a mass demobilization crisis as Johnson challenges Stimson over the Pacific front manpower limits. Johnson suggests MacArthur should have all available troops but cautions about discontented soldiers and national mobilization issues.
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Taft
War Department
Johnson
Stimson
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United States
County School Board approves bus purchase and new programs
The Frederick County School Board voted to buy three Ford based buses with Wayne bodies and to dispose of two old buses. A commercial department will start at Stephens City High School with an aim of at least 50 students. The board also approved repairs, teacher salary scale, and the school calendar.
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Frederick County School Board
Ford
Wayne
A. A. Adams
8. G. Hawkins
Stephens City High School
Leslie D. Kline
Kline
Court House
Stephens City
Board of Supervisors
Fined $100 For Concealed Weapon In Virginia Case
Johnn C. McFarland of Vienna Virginia faced a $100 fine plus costs for carrying a concealed weapon at the fairgrounds. Judge Rice sentenced co-defendant John Rice to 60 days suspended jail time and handled several other cases in a lengthy court session.
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Johnn C. McFarland
Vienna
Fairgrounds
John Rice
Carl David Baker
Winchester
Ernest Larue Key
Trinity
S. C
Isaac B. Harvey
Philadelphia
Services Tuesday For Mrs. Virginia Anderson
Mrs. Virginia Anderson wife of Lemuel Anderson died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She will be buried Tuesday in Mount Hebron Cemetery with funeral services at 2 o'clock at the Congregational Christian Church conducted by Reverend R A Whitten and Reverend J S Duckwall. Pallbearers are Bernard Smith Albert Patton Luther Patton Claude Grim Harry Seabright and Claude Grove. Her remains will be moved from Omps Funeral Home to her Bellview Avenue home this afternoon.
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Virginia Anderson
Lemuel Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mount Hebron
Congregational Christian Church
R. A. Whitten
J. S. Duckwall
Bernard Smith
Albert and
Luther Patton
Claude Grim
Harry Seabright
Claude Grove
Truman outlines atomic bomb role and future power shift
President Truman says the atomic bomb answers Japan's rejection of the Potsdam ultimatum and warns of unprecedented air raids. He foresees sea and land forces pursuing a decisive strike and envisions a new concept of power from harnessed atomic energy, while withholding full details until wartime ends.
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Japan
Potsdam
Truman
Blood donor eligibility rules stated
The notice outlines who can donate blood: in normal good health, at least 110 pounds, and aged 18 to 59. It emphasizes eligibility criteria for donors and may imply exceptions or future policy changes.
Winchester People Hart In Wreck
William Ralph Hughes of Leesburg and Robert F. Beavers of Winchester collided east of Route q near Berryville early last night. Passengers sustained minor injuries. Miss Hilda Beaver was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. State Trooper Thomas J. Starrett investigated the crash.
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William Ralph Hughes
Leesburg
Robert F. Beavers
Winchester
Berryville
Hilda Beaver
Robert Beavers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas J. Starrett
Front Royal
Native of Clarke Dies In Montana
John Robert Denny aged 67 of Great Falls Montana died suddenly August 1 1945 after a brief illness from a heart attack He was born in Clarke County Virginia June 12 1887 and moved to Montana in 1896 where he owned a ranch He worked for years on the Great Northern Railroad He is survived by his wife Marie Doheny of Minnesota a son Robert stationed in the South Pacific his stepmother Mrs Willie Clay Denny of White Post Virginia three sisters Mrs Robert Carrier Miss Marie Denny of Strasburg and Mrs Catherine Hodgson of Detroit and several brothers including James Walter Charles Harry and William His family and community remember him as a Christian gentleman
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John Robert Denny
Great Falls
Montana
White Post
Clarke County
Marshall
Laura Chrisman Denny
Virginia
Great Northern Railroad
Marie Doheny
Minnesota
Robert
South Pacific
Willie Clay Denny
Robert Carrier
Marie Denny
Strasburg
Catherine Hodgson
Detroit
Mich
James
Texas
Walter
Charles
Harry
William
Front Royal
Denny
Legion Meeting Move To Bank Building
A. C. Halvosa announced the Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion meeting will be held indoors at 7 30 PM on Tuesday August 7 in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building in Winchester if weather prevents the planned home gathering at 1619 Valley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. ‘Halvosa
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Winchester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
R. W. Earl
Valley Avenue
Market Quotations Baltimore August Livestock and Produce
Maryland market reports show steady to higher tones in produce and meat prices. Apples, poultry, eggs and cattle quotes include nationwide levels and local lots. farm receipts are light, with mixed feeder steers and steady hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Aus
G. P
Bubas
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
Blood Donor Drive Seeks Elling Volunteer Registrations
Public response to the blood donor clinic in Winchester Frederick County shows volunteers rising early then dipping to 450 by noon. Officials urge continued registration at headquarters and radio appeals to fill the three days of plasma needs and prevent empty containers from returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Washington
Carl Campbell
U. S. Navy
United States
K. Sirbaugh
West Boscawen Street
Battle of the Bulge
Station Winc
Sirbaugh
Peoples Drug Store
Livestock Market Report Chicago August 6
Salable hogs 4 000, total 8 000: steady demand. barrows and gilts 140 lb to 14.75 ceiling. sows 14.00. Cattle 15 000, calves 800: fed steers and yearlings steady. top steers 18.00, supply 17.50 19.0. cows steady to 0.15 lower. bulls mixed. vealers 16.00. stock cattle very slow 12.50 14.50. Sheep 6 000: early sales around 1.00 lower in slaughter classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Quiet Trading Across Markets Steady Prices Predominate
Stock market prices held steady in one of the quietest sessions of the year in New York. Rails utilities and specialties posted fractional gains while steels and metals edged down. Ticker tape moved slowly as leaders largely held their ground and uncertainty weighed on peacetime reconversion prospects.
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New York
America
Chicago Grain Prices Open Mixed on Active Trade
Chicago August 6 grain quotations show mixed openings as wheat climbs and other grains edge lower. Wheat Sep 1.69 1-8 Dec 1.66 7-9 May 1.66 1-8. Corn May 1.17 3-9. Oats Sep 64 1-4 Dec 64 7-8 3-4 May 64 7-8 3-4. Rye Sep 1.47 7-8 Dec 1.42 3-4 5-8 May 1.38 1-2 July 1.33 1-8. Barley Dec 1.11 1-2 May 1.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Answers to the Daily QUT Quiz Prompt
Answers list shows quiz questions and correct options including Borneo Finance Interior Hamilton Helium false independence hal phila true? The Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea Beetle alcohol quote I like good drinks false benefits apply to all eligible personnel of the armed forces.
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Borneo
Finance
Department of the Interior
Alexander Hamilton
False
Independence
Philadelphia
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
Gordon B. Corbin states in a public notice he will not be responsible for debts other than those he personally incurred. The notice is dated August 6, 2011.
Hair Tonic Ad Promises Lustrous Grooming
Ad promotes Keep Your Hair in place with a Horoline Hair Tonic for a neat upfull look. Large bottle priced at 25c and sold everywhere.
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J.C. Anderson
Army
Mid-West
Knoxville, Tenn
Hanford Engineers Works
Pasco,Wash
Collier’s
U.S
Imabari
Shikoku
Saga
Nishinomiya
Mikage
Brever Industries
Machisui
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Miss Ritter
Oood Center
N. Loudoun St
County School Board
Commercial Dept
Clarke
Legion
Chicago Livestock
Stock Market Report
Myself
Gordon B. Corbin
Celotex Corporation
Glaize & Brother
N. Cameron &T
Rhodes Drug Company
Boscawen
Braddock
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