Russian-born Rear Admiral Kass Visits Winchester
Rear Admiral Isidore Kass of Washington D C sits in Winchester for a first visit. He said he came to the United States in 1906 after action in the Russian front and served with the Third Division A E F in World War One. He noted no specific mission and plans to be recalled to active service.
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Isidore Kass
Ashington
D. C
Winchester
Kass
The
Star
Russia
Reon
United States
Third Division
Baltimore Market Quotations Livestock Produce Dec 2
Federal-State Market News Service reports steady prices across cattle hogs and sheep in Baltimore quotations. Cattle blend includes top steers around 15.00 with various grades. calves vealers and slaughters show mixed movements. Hogs and sows show declines with midweights near 12 to 14.30. sheep and lambs hold firm with strong fat lambs at 15.00 and ewes 4 to 6 range.
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Baltimore
Chicago hog market steady for 200 270 lb porkers
Salable hogs totaled 35 000 with 20 000 available for sale. Demand was slow but steady for good and choice pigs 200 270 pounds at 13.75. Weights over 270 pounds were lower while lighter hogs under 200 pounds were unevenly steady to 25 lower. Sows 25 lower with good to choice 270 330 pounds at 13.30 13.65 and 170 190 pound sows also noted.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Stock Market Recovers on Fur Demand Ahead of War Peace Talks
NEW YORK December 2 fur buying led the stock market higher while profit taking trimmed gains. Although some sections cooled, overall sentiment remained positive with fractional advances spread across many issues. Cairo Allied Conference news steadied fears of peace selling and signaled potential postwar industrial readjustments. Prominent movers included U S Steel Santa Fe Western Union Consolidated Edison Baldwin Consolidated J C Penney Lowe Chrysler Westinghouse U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Douglas Aircraft Texas Co Eastman Kodak. American Distilling rebounded from prior gains but slipped from a 10 point rise.
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Cairo
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
Baldwin
J.C. Penney
Lowe's
Chrysler
Westinghouse
U.S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Douglas Aircraft
Texas Co
Eastman Kodak
Livestock Market Report Notes Holdover and Slaughter Trends
Indications point to an 18 000 holdover with no hog sale this week. Salable cattle 5 500 and calves 1 000 with steady or weak grades across most categories. best yearlings 16.25 and heifer yearlings 15.75. cutter cows active. salable sheep 7 000 with fat lambs and yearlings developing slowly and bids down about 25 cents.
Wheat market edges higher on weather, mill demand
Chicago grain quotations show fractional advances at open led by wheat up 1-4 to 1-2. Oats gain 1-8 to 3-8 and rye up 3-8 to 5-8 as forecasts of unfavorable southwest weather boost buying. Prices listed for December through September futures across wheat oats and rye.
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Chicago
Southwest
Germans warned about gas in Moscow broadcast
The Free Germany National Committee, backed by the Soviets, warned Germans that any Nazi attempt to deploy poison gas will trigger swift Allied retaliation. The broadcast, monitored by U.S. authorities, cites Nazi talk of secret weapons and notes Allied superiority in artillery and bombers for gas delivery.
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New York
Free Germany National Committee
Moscow
U. S
Civil Court Disposes Disorderly Conduct Case
Judge John Rice presided as Dorothy Jackson of 25 E Pall Mall Street faced disorderly conduct charges. Case disposed with 30 days in court and costs of 4.25 dollars.
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John Rice
Dorothy Jackson
E. Pall Mall Street
Supreme Drive For Crushing Nazis
A joint Roosevelt Churchill Stalin declaration to the German people warns of unconditional surrender terms and dire consequences. The text cites Hamburg and Berlin devastation to compel surrender while noting German forces are failing in Russia and retreatting in Italy, raising fear of Allied landings in western Europe.
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Hamburg
Berlin
Russia
Italy
Europe
Drive To Salvage Old Clothing For War Effort
A week long drive begins Monday December 13 to salvage old clothing for the war effort and to clothe the needy in occupied countries. Benjamin Belchie of Winchester and C E Staples of Stephens City head the city and county salvage committees. The J C Penney store on Main Street is loaned as a warehouse for collecting clothing open daily throughout the week. Citizens of Winchester and Frederick County are urged to donate discarded garments and any material reducible to rags. Dry cleaners will launder usable garments deposited at the warehouse.
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Benjamin Belchie
Winchester
C. E. Staples
Stephens City
J. C. Penney
Main Street
Frederick County
Separate Bundles Aid Contributions to Committee
The note advises keeping items in distinct bundles when delivering contributions to the committee in charge to simplify sorting work and ensure efficient handling of the submission.
Sunday Meetings of the Virginia Reserve Militia Discontinued
Sunday meetings of the Virginia Reserve Militia have been discontinued. Members will continue to meet each week on Monday at 7 30, the regular meeting night, until further notice.
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Virginia Reserve Militia
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