Apple Slogan Contest Winners Announced by Kiwanis Club
The Winchester Kiwanis Club named ten $10 prize winners and ten bushel apple honorees in a November slogan contest for Winchester and Frederick County students. High school winners include Myrtle Boarman and Marjorie Duncan with slogans praising apples for health and diet. Elementary winners and honorable mentions from Handley, Middletown, and Douglas Schools are listed with noted phrases about apples in daily life.
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Apple
The
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Kiwanis Club
H. Delmar Robinson
Winchester
Frederick County
Carroll R. Miller
Martinsburg
Appalachian Apple Service,Inc
Golden Glow
Myrtle Boarman
Handley High School
Wiliam Tell
Marjorie Duncan
Tee Morgan
Patricia Way
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Elemen School
City
Jack Kellas
Fannie Miller
Middletown School
Heck
Bernadine Seabright
Handley School
Junella Shade
Shenandoah
James Mason
Betty Lou Stryker
Phil Solenberger
Kenneth McDonald
Stephens City High School
Sarah Leatherman
Elizabeth Cather
Anna Wanzer
Douglas
Mit Bienty
Lawrence Finley
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Summary
Market report from Baltimore and Chicago shows light receipts and steady to higher quotes. Cattle cows and bulls steady with a Monday advance, calves and hogs steady with top values around 14.60 and 14.00 for hogs and beef steers up to 17.10. Sheep demand active with lambs 14.50 to 15.00 and ewes weaker.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Farmers urged to attend community and county AAA elections
A 1945 program calls farmers to election meetings in their communities to elect dependable Committeemen for the next year. The County AAA Convention will follow, December 8 at 2 PM, at the County Court House to elect a new County AAA Committee governing conservation and rationing programs.
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AAA
I. Fed Stine
Stock Market At New Highs Before Profit Taking
New York stock trading showed renewed strength with steels and rails retreating after an early bulge. Volume hovered around 2 million shares midday as gains narrowed. leaders included General Motors Chrysler U S Steel Woolworth Douglas Eastman Kodak American Can while losers included Western Union Chesapeake & Ohio Westinghouse and Consolidated Edison. Strong performers included Scoville Hazeltine Creole Petroleum and American Cyanamid B.
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New York
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
American Can
Western Union
A.” Chesapeake & Ohio
Westinghouse
Consolipe Edison
Allied Chemical
Grain futures open higher on Chicago exchanges
Chicago grain quotations show July wheat up 1 2 cent and oats up 5 to 8 cents from yesterday. Opening prices listed for December through July contracts on wheat corn oats rye and barley with Dec prices noted.
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Chicago
Local Markets Notice Cautions on Typographical Errors
Local markets page notes daily accuracy claims but the Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. It warns readers to verify details independently and references standard publication practices.
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The
Star
Local Service Men and Wounded Veterans Highlight War Updates
Leon DeHaven Torpedoman 3-c returns home after leave with Luther DeHaven of Waynesboro. Kenneth L. DeHaven wounded in France and hospitalized in England. Keith S. Kercheval enlists in Navy and trains at Bainbridge. Ralph Buckley attends Antiaircraft Officer school at Fort Bliss. Pfc Raymond Spurling returns from ten months overseas and receives Purple Heart. Pfc Davis L. Baughman inducted at Camp Blanding. brother Harold Baughman in Italy.
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Leon DeHaven
Torpedoman
3-C
Luther M. DeHaven
Waynesboro
DeHaven
Bainbridge
Newport
R. L
Navy
Quincy High School
Serice
Atlantic
Kenneth L. DeHaven
France
England
George W. DeHaven
Siler
Carter Luttrel
Grimes
Luther DeHaven
Frederick County
Ralph £. Buckley
Fort Bliss
Texas
Spurling
Raymond Spurling
Leona Spurling
South
Loudoun Street
Weistein
Stark General Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Pfc. Spurling
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Camp Blanding
Fla
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Harold Baughman
Italy
Army Movements On Western Front Reported By AP
The Western Front roundup lists Allied and German actions across Europe. Canadian First Army advances toward Reich near Nijmegen while German dykes along the route are blown. British Second Army clears west of the Maas near Hofland. U S Ninth Army breaks German resistance west of the Roer near Julich. First Army advances on Duren. Third Army shells Saarbrucken after battering opposition along a 21 mile front. Seventh Army moves east of Saar Union, with sniper fire ended in Strasbourg. French First Army pushes north from Mulhouse. Divisions including Fifth Infantry near Saarbrucken and 80th, 95th near Saulbrucken and on the west bank of the Saar river.
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Associated Press
Canadian First Army
Reich
Nijmegen
Second Army
Maas River
Hofland
U. S. Ninth Army
Roer River
Julich
U. S. First Army
Duren
U. S. Third Army
Saarlautern
Saarbrucken
U. S. Seventh Army
Saare Union
Strasbourg
Mulhouse
U. S
Sixth Armored
Saarequemines
Saabrucken
Saar River
Local Soldier Is Burned Up Over Strikes
James Keffer Jr., son of Mr and Mrs James Keffer of 315 Gray Ave, writing from Normandy France, says strikes in the United States extend the war and keep soldiers from coming home. He urges workers to quit fighting over pay, accept lower wages, and let troops return home. He notes mud is knee deep and will stay until spring.
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James Keffer, Jr
James Keffer
Gray Avenue
United States
James
Normandy
France
In Appreciation from The Dudley Family
A note of gratitude follows a sudden passing during the first watch of the night. The Dudley family thanks loved ones for sympathy shown by words and deeds, helping them face the loss and giving courage in their time of grief.
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Dudley
Pilot disappears after crash near Dunbar
Charleston dispatch reports Civil Air Patrol hunters seeking a pilot who crashed a two seat Taylorcraft at the State 4-H fair grounds then calmly boarded a bus and disappeared. Col Huber Stark said a wing was crumpled in the forced landing and bystanders saw the pilot avoid questions. An investigating deputy is to be sent to locate the aircraft and pilot.
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Charleston
W. Va
Civil Air Patrol
Dunbar
Col. Huber Stark
Cap
Taylorcraft
Tom Wilk Emanuel
Florida St
Long Beach
Calif
Stak
Quakes Rattle Saipan. No Damage Reported
Two mild earthquakes struck Saipan at 6 30 AM causing brief rolling temblors that disrupted sleeping crews of American B 29 Superfortress aircraft. No damage occurred and speculation grew they might reflect a larger quake in Japan.
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Saipan
Marianas Islands
Japan
Trial Justice Court disposes cases in George Washington NF hunt case
Fred Dodson of Flint Hill Virginia was fined ten dollars and costs for hunt with dog and gun in the George Washington National Forest. Arthur Seward of New Jersey was fined fifteen dollars and costs for speeding.
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Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
Fred Dodson
Flint Hill
George Washington National Forest
Arthur Seward
New Jersey
Card of Thanks from Mrs. E. W. Cather
Mrs. E. W. Cather thanks friends for kindness during illness and hospital stay and after returning home. Gratitude extended to flowers, cards, visits, trays, and to family, doctors, nurses, and Mr Cather for support. 302 W. Boscawen St.
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Mr Cather
E. W. Cather
W. Boscawen St
Tired of smoking Here is the 1917 quit program
ARLENE WOLFE reports on early 20th century anti tobacco cures. Chamomile tea ginger and marshmallow gum were among suggested aids. An immersion bath method urged 14 days of water and sheet wrapping with chamomile tea at night. The piece ends noting Britain’s Cornwallis as the Empire’s largest naval training school.
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A. P. Newsfeatures
New York
Bureau of Moral and Hygiene Education
Boarq
H. c
Cornwallis
Cana
Cornlis
Deeper
Nova Scotia
Itish Empire
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Carroll Miller
Miller’s Drug Store
Miller’s
Garland Spillman
A.A
Canada
Stock Market
Scoville
Hazeltine
Creole Petroleum
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Welcome Inn
Main Street
Berryville
Mary V. Lichliter
Kercheval
Keith S. Kercheval
Cassell C. Kercheval
Arlington
Berryville High School
S. Co
Buckley
Pfc
Western Front
Europe
Oan
Trial Justice Court
Perron Gaaeda
Stuart
By Arlene Wolfe
British Empire
Ashley’s Coal and Wood Yard
E. Cork St
Guernsey
Poland
China
Chester
Raleigh C. Carter
Nist
Peoples Drug
Prescription
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