Miss Minnie Henry Dies in City Sunday
Minnie M. Henry died at her niece Elva Jacksons home 225 Parkway at 5 oclock Sunday death attributed to complications She was born December 23 1874 in this city a lifelong resident and a member of Christ Episcopal Church She is survived by nieces and nephews Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from her residence by Rev Robert B Nelson Pallbearers Piedea ce Maynard McCauley Hector Sitter Emmett Henry Harry Rainsberzer James Cleven ger Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Minnie M. Henry
Elva
Parkway
Baas Becaten
Bradford
Andrew Jackson Henry
Prederick County
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Piedeace
Maynard McCauley
Hector Sitter
Emmett Henry
Harry Rainsberzer
James Clevenger
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Granted License To Perform Marriages
The court granted Rev. Augustus T. Gaskins of the Baptist Church a license to perform marriages. He executed the required $500 bond with John M. Morris as surety.
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Augustus T. Gaskins
The
Baptist Church
John M. Morris
Allies Push German Retreat Toward Border and Marseille
Allied forces drive a retreating German line toward the Swiss border with advances north of Geneva and at the Var River. Bombers target coastal batteries near Marseille while French troops report near-total elimination of resistance in the port. Weather clear for the fifteenth straight day aids operations.
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Page
Geneva
Belbancon
Mulhouse
Ratonneau
Marseille
Var
Riviera Play and Resort
Nice
Obituary notice for B. F. Arthur Sr continued services
Funeral services for B. F. Arthur Sr. will be held Tuesday at 4 PM from Christ Episcopal Church where he was a faithful member. The Rev. Robert B. Nelson will officiate with interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron. Survivors include Roger of Chicago and Mrs W. B. Sanders of Union.
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Roger
Chicago
Ill
W. 8. Sanders
Union
S. C
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Parisians Panic as Parade Attack Leaves Many Dead
German air raids followed a victory parade for Gen. De Gaulle in Paris. Sir Bernard Montgomery Lt Gen George Patton and Gen De Gaulle were slated to attend but did not. The fighting killed about 110 and injured 719 as rooftop snipers fired during the parade. Thousands of spectators panicked along a four mile march.
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Bernard L. Montgomery
George S. Patton, Jr
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Wartime Ration Calendar Summary of Stamp Validities
Ration calendar details stamp validity for meats fats and processed foods. It lists book and stamp numbers with indefinite or fixed end dates, including sugar and oil allocations and regional gasoline coupons.
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Associated Press
Ory
Nation shivers from abnormally cold dry spell across the nation
A Associated Press report notes a cold snap from Wichita to Boston with many cities recording record low maximums and unseasonal rain. Kansas shows persistent cold and floods while other areas report typical August warmth. Denver endures an eight inch hail storm and Yuma reaches 113 degrees.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Boston
Kansas City
Charlotte
N. C
North Georgia
Indianapolis
New York
Fifth Avenue
Kansas
Kaw
Missouri
Swope Park
Florida
Texas
Denver
Yuma
Ariz
Will of Eva H. Miller Recorded in Corporation Court
The will dated February 3, 1938 witnessed by Maurice M. Lynch and Margaret C. Kelchner leaves all real and personal property to daughter Helen G. Miller who serves as executrix with a $13,000 bond. An appraisement fixed the estate at 6 073 399 dollars by appraisers C. M. F. Grim B. G. Miller and William F. Cline.
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Eva H. Miller
Maurice M. Lynch
Margaret C. Kelchner
Helen G. Miller
Helen Miller
C. M. F. Grim
G. Miller
William F. Cline
Court Approves Sale of Property in Funk v Funk
The court approves the purchase of property by F P Nelson for $5700 in the case Cecil Funk vs Cora Funk. W Erle Edwards named special commissioner and the cause is committed to H K Benham, a Master Commissioner in Chancery.
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Cecil Funk
Cora B. Funk
F.P. Nelson
W. Erle Edwards
H. K. Benham
Allies Drive Chinese from Western Flank Rail Line
American troops in north central China push to drive Chinese from the western flank of the Chenkheisa Hankow railway which they are rebuilding. Chungking reports Gen Chang Teh Seng executed for dereliction in defense of Changsha. British raiders break into Burma beyond front lines. American patrols kill or capture over 500 Japanese in Dutch New Guinea as 15 000 Vanguard flee Manokwari garrison.
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China
Chungking
Chang Teh-Seng
Changsha
Hankow-Canton
Burma
Dutch New Guinea
Manokwari
American Tanks Race Up Marne in Last Stand Push
German Seventh and 15th Armies retreat east as Allied forces press from Rouen to the sea. British, American and Canadian troops flood across bridges northwest of Paris to outflank the Le Havre peninsula and Pas de Calais, while German reinforcements divert southeast of Paris. The enemy is described as frightened by the American drive.
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Seventh Army
15Th Army
Seine
Rouen
Paris
le Havre
Pas de Calais
Answers to the Daily Quiz Fragments and Nonsequiturs
A scrambled list of回答s appears, with items like True and 3 Glycerine, a misquoted childhood line, and stray letters. The text also includes partial phrases such as When I was six years old and a remark about an adjective or impossibility.
Scully Faces Razor Delay Amid War Folly in Italy
Lt. Tom Scully of Winchester Virginia jokes about electric razors used near enemy lines in a Fifth Army dispatch. Lt. Gibbens notes Scully is popular and an able officer while awaiting a meeting with Scully near his unit.
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Scully
Italy
The
Star
Charles A. Gibbens
Aulick Gibbens
North
Loudoun Street
Fifth Army
Stars and Sun
Tom
Gibbens
Winchester
John S. Scully
South Stewart Street
Bentley Thomas
T. S. Thomas
South Washington Street
University of Virginia Law School
5Th Army
Tom Scully
Guy Sturdevant
Manuel Mello Guilty Of Ham Theft In Marlboro
Manuel Mello of Marlboro Virginia pleaded in the Court of Trial Justice W Erle Edwards and was found guilty of stealing a ham from the H E Shull estate. He received a 12 month sentence with three months suspended and a $50 fine plus $11.15 costs. Probation for one year. Witnesses for the Commonwealth were Evelyn Lemley H M Lemley and N N Simpson.
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Manuel Mello
Marlboro
W. Erle Edwards
H. E. Shull
Edwards
Commonwealth
Evelyn Lemley
H. M. Lemley
N. N Simpson
Hawkins Jr. Fined In Civil and Police Court
Joseph L Hawkins Jr of Winchester Virginia was found drunk in civil and police court and fined five dollars plus six dollars twenty five cents costs.
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Joseph L. Hawkins, Jr
Winchester
Bombing Actions Hit Hungary France and Italy Rail Targets
Beaten Germans sions blanketed the rail targets. A rail bridge over the Tisza river 55 miles southeast of Budapest received a good pattern of bombs, stopping for a time traffic from Hungary to the southeast. Tactical planes operated with the Seventh Army in southern France. They bombed three bridges near Lyon. Other planes bombed the Villa Franca Di Verona airdrome 10 miles southwest of Verona and harbor facilities at Imperia and Savona on the Italian Riviera.
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Tisza River
Budapest
Hungary
Seventh Army
France
Lyon
Villafranca di Verona
Verona
Imperia
Savona
Italian Riviera
Likely Strategy In Philippines
A military observer from General Headquarters Southwest Pacific says General Douglas MacArthur can liberate the Philippines at a relatively small cost in American casualties by using the New Guinea approach and striking Japan at its weak points. He credits MacArthur with strategic genius and notes the plan’s reliance on brains over brute force, reducing blood and effort.
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Southwest Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
New Guinea
MacArthur
Sox Brunswick game ends in third halted by protest
White Sox of Bruns wick Md led 5 to 1 against Brunswick when the Bruns wick manager began using colored players. Sam Ensogna protested and the White Sox left the diamond in the third inning.
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White Sox
Brunswick Nine
Brunswick, Md
Brunswick
Sam Ensogna
Ensogna
Diamond
Jury Returns Six True Bills Raemisch Guilty
A corporate court grand jury met at 10 o clock and returned six true bills against William Smith Herbert Lewis Earl Lee Armel Robert Thompson Herbert Raemsch and Lawrence Swartz on felony charges. Blake Marsden faced a not true bill. Herbert Raemsch pled guilty to felonious assault and received five years with eight months suspended and 10 years probation.
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Corporation Court
William Smith
Elta Clark
Herbert Lewis
W. P. Caldwell
Earl Lee Armel
W. H. Cobb
Robert Thompson
M. E. Whitney
Herbert Raemsch
Matt Raemsch
Arthur Spaid
Lawrence Swartz
Blake Marsden
Presbyterian Church Annex
O. L. Jamison
Forman
H. W. Ebert
F. L. Brumback
A. Harold Rowe
William Richards
Sherman Dick
Raemsch
Burr P. Harrison
Roosevelt Speech Sent To Soldiers
Rep. Harness of Indiana informed the House that mimeographed copies of President Roosevelt’s speech are being distributed to soldiers worldwide. He compared the moves to possible distribution of Governor Thomas E. Dewey’s speeches and questioned which department prepared the address.
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Washington
Harness
R.-Ind
House
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
DWT
War Department
India
Coal Digging Resumes as 3500 Return to Mines in Pennsylvania
About 3,500 coal diggers back to work in central and western Pennsylvania while over 4,200 stay idle amid demands for company recognition of a mine supervisors' union. Richard Maize, state secretary of miners, urged 140 mine officials to return to work in Harrisonburg.
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Pitsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harrisonburg
Richard Maize
Woodrum Backs Abolition of Virginia Poll Tax
Rep. Woodrum of Virginia urged the General Assembly to abolish the state poll tax as a voting prerequisite at the earliest moment. He noted only eight states still levy such a tax and warned Congress may enact a federal law if Virginia does not voluntarily repeal the requirement.
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Washington
Woodrum
D.-Va
Virginia
General Assembly
Congress
Roberts Will Probate Admitted in Frederick Circuit Court
The last will of Marshall Roberts is admitted to probate in Frederick Circuit Court by oath of R. L. Buncutter and Harry Buncutter naming Rachel Roberts as sole beneficiary. Mrs. Roberts qualifies as executrix with a bond of $1,000 without surety. Appraisers named are Z. W. Bageant L. A. Hudson Pete Snyder Herbert Buncutter and William Sherman.
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Marshall Roberts
Frederick
R. L. Buncutter
Harry Buncutter
Rachel Roberts
Roberts
Z. W. Bageant
L. A. Hudson
Pete Snyder
Herbert Buncutter
William Sherman
Petain Sends Message to France Before Arrest
Paris reports that Marshal Petain issued a clandestine appeal urging national unity before Gestapo custody carried him to Germany. Laval Herriot and Petain were arrested days before Allied forces entered Paris amid rumors of deals to avoid Allied custody.
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Paris
Marshal Petain
Gestapo
Germany
France
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Edouard Herriot
Laval
Petain
Herriot
George Marple Spanish War Veteran Dies at 67
George F. Marple 67 former Spanish American War veteran died at 8 30 am at his home 406 Highland Ave after a long illness. He was born September 8 1877 in Frederick County and lived there all his life. He served three years in Company 104 Coast Artillery and married Nannie Marple. He worked for the Virginia Woolen Company and was a Presbyterian church member and J C Baker Camp Spanish War Veterans. He is survived by his wife and a sister Mrs Harry Wiggington Coatesville Pa. Interment Mount Hebron.
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George F. Marple
Highland Avenue
Carson Marple
Lizzie Marple
Frederick County
Mr. Marple
John Kerr
Coast Artillery
Nannie Marple
Virginia Woolen Company
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Baker
Harry Wiggington
Coatesville
J. S. Duckwall
Cather
Mount Hebron
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B. F. Arthur, Sr
Clarke County News Service
Dr. Oeeee
Nation
Cpl
Raymond Sturdevant
Adrian
Mich
Cpl Sturdevant
Oran
Sturdevant
Lt. Scully
Civil & Police Court
Marlin ‘Spencer
Sox
Raemisch
Duquesne Pilsener
Roberts Will
Modess
Marshal
Don Whitehead
George Marple
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