Park to host White Post in Sunday baseball clash
Winchester Park will host White Post Sunday at 3 PM in a home game the Park plans to retur n at White Post next month. Brumbaugh will start for Park with Ernie Burch as catcher while Olsver, White Post ace, opposes them. The Clarke nine has posted a solid record against regional clubs. Ed Lee, manager, challenged Winchester to the series amid tentative lineup reuse and upcoming games with Cumberland, Md. Brunswick also set to play in Winchester next Sunday.
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Winchester Park
White Post
Brumbaugh
Lyle Florists
Alexandria
Park
Ernie Burch
Olsver
Clarke
Ed Lee
Winchester
Louis Renner
Last Sun- Park
Cumberland
Brunswick
Walker Bond Named Chairman as Farm Home Advisory Appointments Made
Walker Bond was elected chairman of the board of directors amid approval of a policy note. New members join the Farm Home Advisory Committee including Mrs. R. Lee Barney and Mrs. Alfred Wright. The organization reported a net worth of 11 million dollars as of June 30 and noted no net savings were added to reserve funds in 23 years.
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John W. Larrick, Jr
D. Dye
Samuel T. Miller
Oklahoma
I. W. Southern
Stephens City
J. M. Markle
Bloomery Star
Winchester
Myrtle Wisecarver
E. W. Grant
Clearbrook
Elmer Nixon
Betty Fahnestock
Bloomery Star Rt
Mary Frances McAboy
Stephenson
T. M. Rudolph
Mrs. Kurtz Butler
Mary Jo Dove
Page Russell
Stanley E. McDonald
Manuel
Midgets Take On Pee Wees In Sacred Heart Softball Showdown
The Midgets face the Pee Wees tomorrow in a Sacred Heart Athletic Club league game with an undefeated record at stake. A Sunday Sep 8 fixture pits the Tigers against the Pee Wees.
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Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Tigers
Pee Wees
Services Sunday At Gore Church
The Hebron Baptist Church at Gore will hold evening services tomorrow night at 8 o'clock announced by pastor Rev. N. G. Habel.
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Gore Church
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
N. G. Habel
Trial Justice Court Disposes Traffic Drunks and Revoked License
Cases heard by Judge W Erle Edwards and Judge T Bayliss Strosnider include operating with a revoked license two days suspended on a $10 fine and costs for Wilbur Rush Selers of 534 Highland Avenue and another drunk driving conviction for Clarence L Foreman of Route 1 Winchester. F G Senger of Winchester cited for reckless driving with $10 fine and costs.
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Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
T. Bayliss Strosnider
Orchard Avenue
Wilbur Rush Selers
Highland Avenue
Clarence L. Foreman
Winchester
F. G. Senger
Nazi War Trials Hear Beyond Words and Rambling Denials
In Moscow proceedings the defendants including Hess Keitel Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg Frank Streicher Funk Schacht respond to charges with defenses. Hess is warned for long remarks while others shift blame to Hitler and deny knowledge, portraying a mix of remorse and rationalization.
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Stalin
Moscow
Goering
Hess
von Ribbentrop
Geoffrey Lawrence
Wilhelm Keitel
Hitler
Fuehrer
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Adolf Hitler
Hans Frank
Germany
Julius Streicher
Himsel
Walther Funk
Reichsbank
Hjalmar Schacht
Puehrer
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed
The page lists quiz solutions including Gertrude Stein age seventy two and answers: Georgia head, Health hands heart and in summer Vida are not under two thousand dollars Major General Robert Mc Gowan Littlejohn Did not and President of Bolivia.
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Gertrude Stein
Georgia
Vida
Robert McGowan Littlejohn
Bolivia
Bulletin continues with wartime and political notes
Bulletin items report a doctor from the Medical College of Virginia dying after an August operation at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Other dispatches note an Army Superfortress flight hop from Hawaii to the takeoff point in Honou for a record 10 300 mile non stop run. The Nuernberg war crimes verdict is set for Sept 23 and Gen Gregorie Semenov is hanged in Moscow with five co defendants shot. West Virginia Governor Meadors and Virginia officials will attend a Sept 13 Norfolk and Western Railway dinner in Bluefield with about 26 railway executives.
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Sacramento
Calif
Hawaii
Cairo
Egypt
McClennan Field
Honou
Bluefield
W. Va
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
Preston Collins
Virginia
Norfolk and Western Railway
James J. Hott
Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield Country Club
Two Tomatoes Weigh 64 Ounces
Robert Kremer of Winchester reports success with tomatoes this season. He brought two tomatoes to the Star office totaling 64 ounces, the larger weighing two pounds four ounces.
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Robert Kremer
Rt. 1
Winchester
Kremer
Star Office
Tribute to Robert Gray Williams Former Shenandoah Valley Bank Director
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank honors Robert Gray Williams for his public service and banking leadership. Elected director at 32 and president at 45, Williams' wide interests and generous character left a lasting mark on the community and the bank.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Www
Gray Williams
Robert Gray Williams
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Trade
Market notes show cattle prices mixed with steers mostly 25 to 50 cents lower than last week, top 2390 lb steer at 25.00, grass cattle down to 15.00 for light weights, vealers active with top near 19.00, hogs and sheep generally weaker or steady, Labor Day open trading noted with no reports that day. Chicago figures reveal broad declines across cattle and hogs, with steers down 1.00-4.00 and cows 1.00-2.00 lower. top yearlings around 30.00 and grass stock 12.00-23.00 depending on class.
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Baltimore
God Nature
Chicago
Bug Editor Sees Garden Insect Finds From Readers
Latest visitors at the Bug Editor desk are Mrs. S. B. Purcell of Brucetown and Miss Jean Brown of Grimes. They brought interesting insects from their gardens for study and discussion.
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S. B. Purcell
Brucetown
Jean Brown
Grimes
Labor Day Radio Schedule Bulk for Eastern Time
Labor Day programming in New York includes NBC CBS and ABC events across day and night. Highlights feature Peter McQuire dramatization at noon, Diana Lewis in A Few Days of Grace, and labor focused talks with President Whitney. Evening lineups include Tommy Dorsey, James Melton, and David Niven in The 39 Steps with multiple stations airing educational and entertainment features.
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Eastern Standard
New York
NBC
Freedom of Airways
Sweeney
March
New Time
Diana Lewis
Schwellenbach
ABC
Jonathan Trimble Esq
Tommy Dorsey
CBS Symphony
Jack Kirkwood
James Melton
We the People
U. S. Army Band
Counter Spy
Eric Johnson
Drew Pearson
Festival of American Music
Louella Parsons
David Niven
MBS
Walter Hampton
Washington Park
Herbert Marshall
Cradle and Clock
Barlow
Benny Goodman
CBS
Joe Powers
Oakville
Bob Hawk
Margaret O'Brien
Fat Man
Paul Whiteman
NBS
Bulldog Drummond
Gregory Hood
Winchester Municipal Band Concert Shines on City Hall Plaza
Several hundred attendees enjoyed a concert last night on City Hall Plaza performed by the Winchester Municipal Band directed by Kenneth Windle. The event showcased local musical talent and drew a large, enthusiastic crowd in a community gathering.
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City Hall Plaza
Winchester Municipal Band
Kenneth Windle
School board outlines new attendance and vaccination rules
Supt. Kline said at Winchester to Round Hill that last night's meeting will be the last until after school opens. No students will be excused for farm or orchard work this year. The compulsory law requires students stay in school until sixteen. First time enrollees must be vaccinated.
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Winchester
Round Hill
Kline
Byrd Picnic and Spray Demonstration Highlight Virginia Orchards
Moore, chairman of the Virginia Apple Commission, introduced Byrd Picnic in the State Legislature last winter. A spray demonstration was also held in one of the Byrd orchards.
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Moore
Virginia
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Light
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Light Co
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John Fout
Opequon
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Irvin Coates
H. A.blandford
Robert
W. P. Harris
N. B. Fout
Arlene Hanson
W Paw
Paul Neider
Grover Schlack
Cor Ein
H. A. Blandford
Sarah Zane
Moses Walker McC. Bond
D. Hussell
L. O. Dick
Mr. McPond
Walker Bond
Chas. W. Webber and Sons Plumbing
Sara
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Wow Zo
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Trial Justice Court
Circles
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Dr. Miller
The
Mediiial College of
Presley
St. Bartholomew's Nose and Throat Clinic
Mernberg
Nuernberg
Gregorie Semenov
Soviet Union
Japan
Supreme Court
Kuykendall
Bufflick Road
Web
Guernsey
E. Earl Shade
Labor Day
Stokley’s Baby Food
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
Pine Motor Co
Plymouth
Adam Fall
Chapman Motor Co
Radio Xevays
WOODS
Amherst St
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Supt
Byrd
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
County Court House
Loudoun St
Loudoun Street
Rose A. Grimm
Roy Duvall
L. H. Grimm
C. H. Grimm
Margaret Grimm
J. H. Riley
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