Local Men Among 30 Bagging Deer in Wardensville West Virginia
In Wardensville and nearby areas a deer drive yielded 30 deer. Notable takers include Lyle Hulver who sank a large buck weighing 251 12 pounds with ten points after an all day pursuit. Harold Kotz earned his first deer in ten years, weighing 145 pounds and valued at eight thousand dollars in hunting effort. Other harvests listed include multiple hunters from Wardensville, Winchester, and Capon Springs with several deer ranging from five to ten points and weights from 121 to 170 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
Lyle
Res
Hulver
Mr. Hulver
Harold Kotz
Angies
Wil
Th Hahn
Charles Erber, Jr
Winchester
Strother Kline
Wensville
Willard We
Ted Webster
Earl Blanchfield
Carl R. Miller
Clifton Jenkins
George Wilson
Nelson Cooper
Capon Springs
Loy Hook
Roy Orndorff
Yellow Springs
David Himelright
Japs Used Some Poison Gas
Brig. Gen. Loucks said Japan used gas in isolated instances, including March 5, 1945 in New Guinea. He noted casualties among Americans, denied by Japanese officials, and cited a gas school at Sagatne that later abandoned poison gas use in 1944.
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Tokyo
E. Louicks
Oneneral MacArthur
Signal Corps
New Guinea
Loucks
Biak
China
Sagatne
Services Tuesday for G. E. Lake in Winchester
Guy Edward Lake 46 died Friday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He lived at 516 North Cameron Street and worked for H. W. Butler and Brothers. Born June 1, 1899 in Shenandoah County, he was son of the late Edward F. and Martha Boyce Lake. Wife M. Lake died in March. Surviving: brother Walter Lake of Charles Town. step-brother Harry Arnold of Richmond. step-sister Mrs. C. Lake of Shepherdstown. Funeral Tuesday at 11 from Jones Funeral Home. burial Round Hill Methodist. Pallbearers: Cecil Peer, Clarence Butler, Howard Sirbaugh, Russell Orndorff, Nasey Dorsey, Orvil DeHaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Edward Lake
Winchester Memorial Hospital
North Cameron Street
Winchester
H. W. Butler and Brothers
Shenandoah County
Edward F
Martha Boyce Lake
Frederick County
M. Lake
Walter Lake
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Arnold
Richmond
C. Lake
Shepherdstown
Jones Funeral Home
S. J. Goode
Round Hill Methodist Church
Cecil Peer
Clarence Butler
Howard Sirbaugh
Russell Orndorff
Nasey Dorsey
Orvil DeHaven
Atomic delay quotes and wartime secrecy sparks debate
The article recalls a lengthy delay of eighteen months cited by Johnson and Szilard discussing wartime atomic research. Szilard notes Hitler could have built an atomic bomb within eighteen months if harnessing its potential. Lena Hart Mill ken and Tydings defend Army secrecy amid the controversy.
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Johnson
Szilard
Adolf Hitler
Lena Hart
R.-Conn
Millken
R.-Colo
Tydings D.ian
Acheson Discusses Lend Lease Distribution Differences
Acheson notes practical difficulties in lend-lease arrangements with Britain. The main dispute centered on Hurley’s push to end the use of a British corporation for distributing lend-lease goods, with Acheson offering partial critique.
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Hurley
Bri
Acheson
B. J. Ford Dies At Age 85 In Winchester Area
Beaureguard J. Ford a longtime Frederick County farmer died at his home near the Millwood Pike and Winchester Airport at 6 20 p m after a ten day illness He was born October 1 1860 and married Annie E Sire They survive with five children James N Ford Clarence J Ford Robert W Ford Harry A Ford and Mrs C W Moulden A brother Luther Ford also survives The funeral will be Thursday at Sacred Heart Church in Winchester with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are John I Sloat Woodhull Baker Bernie Sullivan Frank Kremer Earl Carper and W W Edmonson Flowers are not requested
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Beaureguard
J. Ford
Freder
Millwood Pike
Mr. Ford
Wester
John T
Henrietta Croumel Ford
Jefferson County
W. Va
Annie E. Sire
Frederick County
James N. Ford
Winchester
Clarence J. Ford
Front Royal Pike
Robert W. Ford
Moorehead
Minn
Harry A. Ford
C. W. Moulden
Luther Ford
Hagerstown
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jones Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
J. F. Bullock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John I. Sloat
Woodhull Baker
Bernie Sullivan
Frank Kremer
Earl Carper
W. W. Edmonson
Glenn Allamong Dies at 52 in Winchester Hospital
Glenn D. Allamong 52 of White Post died Sunday at 5 45 in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born May 9 1893 in Grimes son of J D and Amelia Leight Allamong of Frederick county. He farmed in White Post nine years and was a Galilee Disciples Church member. Surviving: son Russell and three daughters Virginia Frances and Betty all of White Post. brothers Clyde and Janny of Frederick county. sisters Mrs Carrie Thornton Winchester and Mrs Helen Snapp Clearbrook. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev C A Quenzel with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Glenn D. Allamong
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grimes
J. D. Allamong
Amelia Leight Allamong
Frederick County
White Post
Maude Cornwell
Galilee Disciples Church
Russell Allamong
Virginia Allamong
Frances Allamong
Betty Allamong
Clyde Allamong
Janny Allamong
Carrie Thornton
Winchester
Helen Snapp
Clearbrook
Jones Funeral Home
C. A. Quenzel
Galilee Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
D. W. Russell
Holmes McCormick
C. O. Dearmont
William E. Thompson
Harold Sowers
Boyd V. Unger
Father Headed Home To See Ill Son
PETERSBURG Virginia December 10 The father of 28 month old Richard Gordon Temple Jr is gravely ill in a Petersburg hospital with military tuberculosis treated by streptomycine He is a Navy man who has been aboard a ship in the Pacific and is en route from the west coast to California then to Petersburg to see his son before Wednesday or Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Petersburg
Richard Gordon Temple, Jr
Pacific
California
West
Local Market Prices From The Star Daily Summary
Daily market listing with price per 100 pounds and per cwt for swan products grains and feeds. Includes corn meal yellow and white prices and various dairy and poultry feeds with per unit costs and note on unavailable items.
Local Retail Market Flour and Feed Prices
Local market prices list patent brand flours with various bag sizes and per hundredweight figures, corn meal in yellow and white, shelled and cracked corn, starter feeds, egg mash, middlings, and butter. Prices are shown for 10 to 100 lb bags and per cwt where applicable.
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Eure
Cinsor Ab Eevencks
Turkey
Esac
GOP to Back Only Its Own Candidates in 1946 Campaign
Chicago report says GOP National Chairman Herbert Brownell urged anti administration Democrats to seek support from their own party and not from Republicans in doubtful areas. He signaled Republicans aim to control the House and plans a seven member subcommittee to draft a 1946 platform.
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Chicago
GOP
Herbert Brownell
Congress
House
Brownell
Mr. Jenkins to Be Buried Here
Funeral services for Randolph Jenkins, 75, a former Gulpeper County resident, will be held at Jones Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 30 p m. Burial will be in Mount Hebron. Survived by brother Pred Jenkins of Culpeper County and sisters Maude Tinsman of Rixeyville and Effie Jenkins of Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Jenkins
Gulpeper County
Norvel Mason
Cedar Creek
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Matthew
Elizabeth Brown Jenkins
Virginia
Pred Jenkins
Culpeper County
Maude Tinsman
Rixeyville
Effie Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Sloat Widow of Austin Sloat
Mrs Méta Sloat widow of Austin Sloat will be buried at Mount Hebron after services at Market Street Methodist Church Tuesday at 4 pm. The Rev. Lewis F Havermale and Rev. Robert A Whitten will officiate. Pallbearers include Robert Snapp Joseph Hodgson Harry Willis J Edward Heine Claude M Grim and C P Meade. She died Saturday after a paralytic stroke on November 23.
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Méta Sloat
Austin Sloat
Market Street
Lewis F. Havermale
D. D
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Mount Hebron
Robert Snapp
Joseph Hodgson
Harry Willis
J. Edward Heine
Claude M. Grim
C. P. Meade
Sloat
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rites Tuesday For Mr Patterson
Funeral services for the late Joseph Patterson, a retired Winchester grocer, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Jones Funeral Home with Rev. C. R. Line officiating. Interment is at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers: Ray Robert Hockman, Raymond Whitacre, Douglas George Eagle, James Ondorf. honorary pallbearers: Herbert Larrick, Harry Kern, Burr P. Harrison, 2. C. Yost, L. L. Hockman, Dr. C. R. Anderson, Claude Grove, John I. Sloat, William Newlin.
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Joseph&. Patterson
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Rev. C. R. Line
Mount Hebron
Dome
Ray Robert Hockman
Raymond Whitacre
Douglas George Eagle
James Orndorff
Herbert Larrick
Harry Kern
Burr P. Harrison
2. C. Yost
L. L. Hockman
Dr. C. R. Anderson
Claude Grove
John I. Sloat
William Newlin
Thomas H Banks Dies in Millwood Clarke Co
Thomas H Banks 78 a respected Millwood resident died at his home near Carter Hall in Clarke county He farmed the Carter Hall farm over 40 years and helped lead Gillfield Church Burial Association He is survived by his widow Annie Robinson Banks ten children and several relatives Funeral services will be held Wednesday December 12 at 2 pm from Gillfield Church with burial at Little Chapel Cemetery Five sons and a nephew Charles Banks will serve as pallbearers
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Thomas H. Banks
Millwood
Clarke County
Carter Hall
Old Mill
Annie Robinson Banks
Gillfield Church
Downing
Allen
Mary Virginia
Edwin
Evelyn
James Banks
Anna Belle Clemmons
Washington, D. C
Kathleen Banks Edwards
Petersburg
Yelaney Byrd
Rahway
N. J
Willis Banks
Armed Forces
Atlantic
R. E. Laws
James Bannister
Little Chapel Cemetery
Charles Banks
Victory Bowl Bond Winners at Capitol Theatre
Worths manager S L Maggerfield received 150 in Victory Bonds. Other winners include Mrs Robert Sutton 75, Mrs Celia Leven 25, Abe Leven 25, and George F Blackburn 25. O Sullivan Rubber Company funded the bonds. 1800 capsules represented 37000 in bonds. Miss Vella Elgin drew the winning capsules.
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S. L. Maggerfield
Worths
Capitol Theatre
Robert Sutton
Celia Leven
N. Braddock Street
Abe Leven
George F. Blackburn
N. Bradock Street
O’sulivan
Lamar Keen
The
Capitol
Vella Elgin
Cadet
Death of W A Shiner Reported in Winchester
Wil lard August Shiner died at 62 from a heart attack at his home. He was a son of the late Stewart Alexander Slee and worked at the Government See Office for 30 years. Survived by wife Miller Bentzler Shiner of Landover and four Shiner sisters. Funeral Tuesday December 11 at Gaasch's Funeral Home Rockville with interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard August Shiner
Shiner
Stewart Alexander Slee
Government See
Miller Bentzler Shiner
Landover
Loney Cline
Georgia
Nancy Shiner
Austin G. Fauver
Winchester
Gaasch
Rockville
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Byrnes To Get Report On Balkins
A special investigation for Secretary Byrnes examines political conditions in Romania and Bulgaria. Louisville publisher Mark Ethridge reports democracy is not present in these Russian dominated states, but settlement with Russia on the Balkans is possible, influencing the Moscow Big Three talks. Byrnes departs for Moscow on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrnes
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Mark Ethridge
Louisville
Ethridge
Russia
Balkans
United States
Britain
London Foreign Ministers Council
Early Christmas For Jimmy Faces Severe Illness
Detroit report about Jimmy Sarenet who has a spinal injury and brain pressure that may end his life within weeks. He has lost hearing, sight, and relies on Morse code taps from his mother Mrs Pred Satch et to communicate. His Boy Scout training and sisters use a toy telegraph to teach him dots and dashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jimmy Sarenet
Mesages
Jimmy
Pred Satchet
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Labour Party
Soviet Russia
V-rocket Research
Robert Browning
Gregory
Young Swan
Charles K. Harris
Worty
G. E. Lake
Bruce
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock
Dial
B. J. Ford
Glenn Allamong
Star
Swans Vals Hay
Cccesseccees
Nana
Rhodes Drug Company
Boscawen
Mr. Jenkins
Mrs. Sloat
Dr. Bundesen
Mr. Patterson
Thomas Banks
Victory Bowl
Bond
W. A. Shiner
Balkins
N. Cameron St
Yuletide Financing
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
America
Uawcio
General Motors
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