Miss Fawcett Dies In Hospital Rites Monday
Miss Fawcett dies after six months as patient at hospital age 73 born October 27 1892 in Frederick daughter of Benjamin F and Mary C Wisecarver Fawcett survived by sisters Dora Keyser Laura Fawcett a niece Fran D Coxe and nephews Emory Keyser Chester Snook Richard Fawcett funeral from 122 South Cameron Street Monday December 10 at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev T J Hawkins and Rev L F Hav ere with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F
Mary C. Wisecarver Fawcett
Frederick
Braddock Street
Nchester
Fran D. Coxe
Arlington
B. Fawcett
Wintour
Emory Keyser
Chester
David D. Snook
Lewistown
Richard F. Fawcet
Philadelphia
South
Cameron Street
T. J. Hawkins
L. F.havere
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ya Mashita Case Appeals Through High Courts
The Ya Mashita case faces a chain of appeals beginning with Lt. Gen. Styler in the Western Pacific. If denied, the matter may rise to General MacArthur and then the U.S. Supreme Court. Prosecution witnesses describe horrific atrocities in the Philippines under Ya Mashita's command, including mass executions and cremations.
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Yamashita
W. D. Styler
Western
Pacific
Styler
MacArthur
The
U. S. Supreme Court
Philippine
Governor's Policy Statement Reported by Brownell
Herbert Brownell, national committeeman, presented a 16 page document to the committee outlining GOP policy while predicting the party would win control of both House and Senate in the 1946 elections. The article notes the document was discussed as part of a generalized policy statement from House and Senate colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Herbert Brownell
National Committee
Brownell
GOP
Building Material Plan Aims at War Time Home Needs
Officials report a wartime plan favoring home construction material priority for veterans. The policy allows commercial and industrial work only if materials remain after fulfilling housing needs. The article notes a preference rating for veterans seeking to build homes.
Public Sale of Household Goods at George Crower Warehouse
Public sale scheduled for December 15 1945 at 10 am at 21 Erh Street in storage items from Governor Winthrop mahogany desks to metal porch furniture and beach gear. Items include 2 single beds 6 dining chairs 1 dining table and assorted chairs hammocks and crochet set. Storage access only morning of sale. G G Baker Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crowser
Governor Winthrop
Immaculate Conception Holy Day Observed With Masses
Father Bullock announced the Immaculate Conception holy day will be observed Saturday with 6 00 a m and 8 00 a m masses. Confessions will be heard tonight from five to six and from seven to eight o'clock. The Holy Name Society will attend communion at the 8 00 a m mass Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bullock
Father Bullock
Holy Name Society
Rationing Plans Could Have Been Much Tougher
Washington dispatch recalls how the Office of Price Administration prepared rationing for soap milk auto batteries coal and even considered gas and electricity. Former OPA official Pat French explains rationing arose from data analysis and interagency caution to prevent premature decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Pat French
Budget Bureau
War Production Board
War Food Administration
Stonewall Juniors Present Mama's Baby Boy at School
The Stonewall High School junior class will stage Mama's Baby Boy a three act comedy by Charles George on Friday night December 14 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Admission is 40 cents for adults and students. The public is invited.
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Stonewall High School
Charles George
Enlistees and Reenlistment for Overseas Duty December 1945
The notice lists individuals enlisting in the Regular Army and a reenlistment. Stephen Simkhovitch of Stephens City registered December 6 1945 as a student at Stephens City High School. Others include Leonard Sealock Louis Beatty and Herman Riffey all enlisting December 6. James Baecher reenlisted December 7 for three years. Additional enlistees include Charles Newlin Frank Everett William Fewell and William Sibert with various hometowns and school ties.
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Ing
Stephen Simkhovitch
Stephens City
Simkhovitch
Stephens City High School
Leonard Wilson Sealock
S. Loudoun St
Winchester
Virginia
Louis Beatty
Herman Riffey
Strasburg
Sealock
Jessie Sealock
Front Royal
Beatty
Riffey
Route No. 1
James Baecher
Beacher
Baecher
Agnes Hart
Joseph Baecher
Carper’s Valley High School
Charles Newlin
Nineveh
Frank Linden Everett
Charles Town
West Va
William R. Fewell
Roundhill
Pvt
William Sibert
Newlin
United States
Johnnie
Hinkle Newlin
Frank L. Everets
Everets
Charles Town School
Benjamin Everets
West Virginia
Everett Brother
U. S. Army
Round Hill
Fewell
Purcellville
Cpl
Earl Fewell
Sibert
S. Market Street
Handley High School
Battles for Manchuria Supply Lines Shape War Outlook
In Manchuria Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek seeks to reclaim provinces from Japan. Nationalists push toward Mukden, with limited casualties and strong logistics, while communists lack solid organization and surrender with peasant desertions. Reports cite scarce heavy arms and suspected Japanese supplies.
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Hal Boyle Chinhsien
Manchuria
Ghiang Kai-Shek
Manchurian
Japan
Mukden
Land of
Plenty
Great Wall
North China
Yu Hsih-Chung
Tu Yp Ming
China
Women complain of Soviet abductions for labor troops
General Tu Yu Ming says civilians including wives and husbands were taken by Soviet forces to Biberia as work troops, with both civilians and soldiers affected by the alleged actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biberia
Tu Yu- Ming
Randolph Jenkins Dies After Illness at 77
Randolph Jenkins formerly of Culpeper died last evening at 10 40 at the Cedar Creek Grade home of Norvel Mason after a month long heart ailment. He moved to Frederick county years ago and worked as an orchardist for Harry Richard. Remains remain at Jones Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending relatives’ arrival.
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Randolph Jenkins
Culpeper
Norvel Mason
Cedar Creek Grade
Frederick County
Harry Richard
Jones Funeral Home
Optimistic of Strike Settlement in Auto Talks
Detroit reports an air of optimism for an early settlement of wage disputes as CIO United Auto Workers officials meet again with General Motors after rejecting a 15 15 cent per hour offer. H W Anderson, GM vice president, calls the proposal a reinstatement of the pre strike deal aiming roughly ten percent raise to about 30 percent above January 1941 levels.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Corporation
H. W. Anderson
Christmas Opportunity Shop Open Saturday
The Christmas Opportunity Shop will open from 10 a m to 3 30 p m tomorrow for final day shopping. Shoppers can find a range of items including a woman’s caracul fur coat a duffel bag books boys clothing bed spreads sweaters and clothing for babies and children plus ladies woolen suits coats and men’s suits and topcoats.
Rites Monday For Charles E. Pangle
Funeral services for Charles E. Pangle who died suddenly in his hotel room will be held Monday afternoon December 10 at 2 from Jones Funeral Home. The Rev J Goode will officiate with American Legion representatives at National Cemetery graveside. Painter's Union members will serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Pangle
George Washington Hotel
Jones Funeral Home
J. Goode
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
National Cemetery
Painter's Union
Virginian Insists He Isn't Dead
Frank E. Power of Route 3 Danville says he is not dead and asks that his name not be engraved on any World War II dead memorial. He has written.
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Richmond, Va
Frank E. Power
Route 3
Danville
Richmond Chamber of Commerce records inquiry
Power seeks verification of his name on the official list of dead and asks the chamber to remove it if present. He notes he was twice reported missing in action and twice declared dead, with formal telegrams from the War Department to his family.
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Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Power
War Department
District VFW Meeting Sunday in Winchester
About 300 delegates are expected to converge on Winchester Sunday afternoon for the Seventh District Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting. The George Washington Hotel will host sessions at two o clock with Department Commander M H Lamb presiding and state officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. G. Bosbrink
Winchester Post
George Washington
M. H. Lamb
State Department
James E. Keffer
James Keffer
Local Sports Take Center Stage In Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily highlights local sports action with standout performances from area teams and athletes. Coverage spotlights game results, player milestones, and upcoming matches across city leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Newspaper Guild Awards Made in New York
The Newspaper Guild of New York distributed Page One Awards at a 1945 ball in Madison Square Garden honoring 23 individuals two plays and Yank magazine plus a posthumous award to war correspondent Ernie Pyle. Recipients spanned Entertainment Motion Pictures Stage Radio Music Letters Sports and Public Affairs with Eleanor Roosevelt Eisenhower and Jo Davidson among honorees.
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New York
Newspaper Guild of
Page One
Yank
Madison Square Garden
Guild
Ernie Pyle
Joe 5
Lewis
Jane Froman
Frank Sinatra
Ay Crosby
Frank Capra
Gene Kelly
Ingrid Bergman
Laurette Taylor
Fibber McGee and Molly
Norman Corwin
Frank Kingdon
Irin Berlin
Dean Dixon
Duke Ington
Eddie Condon
Bill Maudlin Arthur
M. Schlesinger, Jr
Milton Caniff
Hank Greenberg
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jo Davidson
Woman Held On Murder Charge in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on December 7 1946 Mrs Geneveva Humphrey aged 47 was held on a murder charge for killing her husband Hugh Edwin Humphrey 43 by chasing him with an automobile and pinning him against a cellar door in an alley. Jasper Kirchner Passaic county prosecutor aide said the couple argued after a bar meeting and Mrs Humphrey pursued him through an alley in her coupe crushing him to death.
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Humphreys
Humphrey
Funeral for Miss Brown Set in Pittsburgh
Funeral services for Miss Anna Moody Brown, daughter of the late James M. and Margaret Brown, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the H. Sampson Funeral Home in Pittsburgh. She died Friday in Pittsburgh.
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Anna Moody Brown
James M. and
Margaret Brown
H. Sampson
Neville Street
Pittsburgh
Salvation Army Band Clinic Saturday
Salvation Army Captain and Mrs Swyers of Baltimore Maryland from the Salvation Army Headquarters will visit the city for a weekend band activities. A Friday 6 p.m. band practice and a holiness worship at 7 p.m. precede an all day clinic. Saturday 7 p.m. the Swyers lead all services with Capt Clyde Koon overseeing the local post and promising blessings for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Swyers
Baltime
Salvation Army
Swyers
Lord’s Y
Clyde Koon
Five Killed In Explosion At Clearfield Home
Five people died in an explosion that destroyed the home of Clarence She Ince in a mining community south of Clearfield. The victims were Caber Ince, 28, his wife Rose 26 and their children Delores 7 Eugene 4 and Robert 2. Caber died later in hospital after admitting he carried a case of pellet powder with 110 sticks into the house and started the stove. a spark ignited the powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Clarence She Ince
Ceg
Caber
Rose
Delores
Eugene
Robert
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed
The page lists correct responses for a daily quiz with items including Army 49 Notre Dame 0 and No 10 Field Marshal August von Mackensen. It covers questions about castrated roosters fish true Brazil Williamsburg twelve plant and other numbered answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Notre Dame
Fish
True
Brazil
Williamsburg
Plant
Marshal August von Mackensen
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Asc
Stonewall Juniors
John Warner
Sacred Heart Athletic Club For Boys
South Loudoun Street
Warner
Gene Tunney
Pather
John McGilley
Fred Jenkins
Pete Edwards
Wanner
South China
Comunists
Russia
Gacer
Mr. Pangle
Virginian
District Vfw
Newspaper Guild Awards
Clarke County
Fepale
Salvation Army Band Clinic
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
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