Mrs Brengle Dies In Winchester Hospital
Mrs Helen R Brengle 1004 Berryville Ave Winchester died this morning at 745 at Winchester Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient fifteen weeks She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J O Dosh of Frederick Maryland and member of the Baptist Church in Frederick Surviving are her children Sergeant Kenneth D Brangle US Army now in Germany Mrs Rosalie S Bowman and Elmer E Brengle Jr at home Also surviving are Mrs Jos C Thomas Adamstown Maryland sister and Harry C Dosh Earl Dosh of Frederick Maryl and Wm oo Dosh of Gaithersburg Md Funeral arrangements not completed
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Helen R. Brengle
Berryville Avenue
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. OD. Dosh
Frederick
Maryland
Baptist Church
Kenneth D. Brangle
U. S. Army
Germany
Rosalie S. Bowman
Elmer E. Brengle, Jr
Jos. C. Thomas
Adamstown
Harry C. Dosh
Earl Dosh
Prederick
Wm Oo. Dosh
Gaithersburg
U.S. First Army Presses Through Siegfried Line Near Lorraine
Allied forces advance against the Siegfried line from west and south with the Third Army moving into Saarlautern and Ensdorf while 90th Division counters near Dillingen. German reports claim casualties on both sides as Patton strengthens armor near the steel city.
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Pbourg
Maginot
Third Army
Patch
Germany
Fraulautern
95Th
Ensdorf
Saarlautern
Sarlautern-Roden
Dillengen
Hurtgen Forest
Army reshapes units for new war missions amid shifting force mix
General Lear describes a evolving force posture as surplus air force units are reassigned to ground roles. He notes reorganization and redesignation reflect changing needs, with anti aircraft importance waning and some units repurposed as field artillery or tank destroyers. He stresses joint, coordinated action toward total defeat, with infantry ultimately decisive.
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Lear
Market Quotations Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Prices
Produce reports from Baltimore show unchanged quotations for apples potatoes and butter with light receipts. Baltimore cattle hogs calves and sheep markets are described with steady prices and mixed quality, while Chicago hogs and cattle totals run high and prices vary by weight and grade.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock Chicago
WFA
Chicago Grain Quotations and Opening Prices
Wheat futures rise slightly after cash wheat ceiling price increase. Opening quotes include Wheat Dec 1.697/8 May 1.65 1-4 to 3-8 July 1.56 5-8 to 3-4 Sept 1.55 3-4 to 7-8. Corn Dec 1.15 to 1.15 1-8 May 1.11 5-8 to 3-4 July 1.11 3-8. Oats May 64 1-2 to 5-8 July 60 3-4. Rye Dec 1.13 1-4 May 1.11 1-4 to 1-2 July 1.09 7-8 to 1.10 Sept 1.09. Barley Dec 1.13 5-8.
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Chicago
Artillery linked to new western operations in Hungary
Izvestia declared the complete liberation of the Czechoslovak republic is near as artillery will be integrated with forthcoming western operations. The plan targets pinching off 60 miles of mountainous German defenses in northern Hungary behind enemy lines.
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Danube
Hungary
Izvestia
Czechoslovak Republic
Stock Market Report Faces Light Trading and Mixed Shifts
New York stock activity cooled with key industrials easing and volume slipping below recent sessions. Specialty issues advanced up to around two points while U S Steel Republic Steel General Motors Chrysler Goodyear Douglas Aircraft and Kennecott declined. Willys Overland rose about a point and American Woolen preferred gained. Sears Roebuck U S Rubber Johns Manville held steady. Rails mixed with Ry an Aero Solar Aircraft and U S Graphite improving in the curb.
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New York
Pivotal
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott
Willys-Overland
American Woolen
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Johns Manville
Ryan Aero
Solar Aircraft
U. S
Local Markets Pricing Note From The Star
Local markets section notes daily correctness and states The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors.
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The
Star
James E. Jackson Dies in Millwood Clarke County
James E. Jackson colored died at his home in Millwood Clarke county on Tuesday evening December 10 at 10 o clock. He was a deacon of Shiloh Baptist Church and an Odd Fellows member. Survived by widow Bettie Jackson daughter Florence Jackson White of Washington DC brother Charles Jackson ten grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Final funeral arrangements not completed.
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James E. Jackson
Millwood
Clarke County
Washington
Martha Jackson
Shiloh Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Bettie Jackson
Florence Jackson White
Washington, D. C
Charles Jackson
Bomb raids claim damage on Nagoya and surrounding areas
A radio Tokyo report intercepted by the FCC described for homeland consumption that about 80 B29s raided Tokyo vicinity Shikoku Aichi and Shizuoka prefectures with limited damage. Domei claimed damage was slight while Japanese fighter aircraft claimed heavy enemy losses.
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Tokyo
Melbourne
London
Ise
Ujiyamada
America
Britain
North America
Poson Island
Camotes Sea
Ormoc
Radio Tokyo
Honshu
Shikoku
Korea
Imperial Headquarters
Federal Communications Commission
Mariana Islands
Aichi
Shizuoka
Nagoya
Hamamatsu
Mamamatsu
Domei
Tokyo-Yokohama
Iroshima
Japan
Keijo
Seoul
FCC
Old Reliable Mutton Suet Salve Penetro Promoted
An old time chest relief method using mutton suet is marketed as Penetro a salve with five active ingredients. The ad claims it eases chest congestion coughing and rheumatic pain by letting the salve melt and carry medicine to nerve ends in the skin. It urges mothers to use Penetro during the cold season.
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Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Pacific War Strategy Discussed by Nimitz Officers
U S Pacific Fleet headquarters reports Admiral Chester W Nimitz held strategy conferences with Army and Navy leaders from the central Pacific and Aleutian theaters. Attendees included Spruance Mitscher Emmons Buckner Fletcher and staff officers McMorris and Sherman. The talks reportedly aim at forthcoming operations possibly targeting Japan directly.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Ocean
Central Pacific
Aleutian
Pacific
Aleutians
Japan
Raymond A. Spruance
Marc A. Mitscher
Philippine Sea
Fifth Fleet
Delos C. Emmons
Alaskan Department
Hawaiian Department
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Frank J. Fletcher
North Pacific
Commander in Chief Not To Be Confused With Admiral Sherman
The passage clarifies that the named commander in key Pacific battles should not be confused with Rear Admiral Frederick C. Sherman, who leads a task group in the western Pacific.
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Pacific
Frederick C. Sherman
Western Pacific
Illness Fatal To Frank Royce
Frank S. Royce of Winchester died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital at 12:30 PM after seven years of ill health. He was about 54, formerly with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 27 years, and is survived by his wife Katie Carper and a sister Mrs. Norman Payne. A cousin Mrs. Mary Baker Sibert lives in Winchester. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Frank S. Royce
Winchester
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Katie Carper
Harrisonburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Norman Payne
Madison
Mary Baker Sibert
Ben
School Board To Meet Thursday For Pay before Holidays
The Frederick County School Board will hold a special meeting on Thursday December 21 to ensure teachers are paid before Christmas. County Superintendent Leslie D Kline notes excellent attendance so far this term though many teachers have been absent with colds. most are expected to return once roads clear and schools reopen.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Snow and sun as Virginia towns thaw after cold spell
Winchester 26 degrees with improving conditions. Petersburg 24 degrees and sunny after light snowfall. Danville clear skies. Roanoke 25 degrees with most primary roads open and sun bright. Officials expect routes 10 8 116 to reopen by this afternoon. Norfolk 30 degrees and clear.
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Winchester
Petersburg
Danville
Roanoke
F. A. Davis
State Highway Department
Peninsula
Norfolk
RAF Bombers Torch Essen in Major Raid
RAF bombers attacked Essen and eight other German cities in a 24 hour period, using 4,000 planes and 10,000 tons of bombs. Losses included 13 British and 11 American bombers, and nine fighters, with five night fighters shot down.
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London
Essen
Krupp Armament Works
The
Reich
Germany
U.S
Britain
Italy
RAF
Witten
U. S
Eighth
15Th
Merseburg
France
Belgium
Thunderbolt
U. S. Ninth Air Force
Usual royalty rate for inventor licenses
Royalty on an invention is a matter to be determined between patentee and licensee. There is no fixed rule, but from one to five percent of the selling price is the most common rate.
Fort McHenry Named for James McHenry
Fort McHenry near Baltimore was named for the Hon. James McHenry while he served as Secretary of War.
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Fort McHenry
Baltimore
James McHenry
Men’s Gym Class Rescheduled to Wednesday Evenings
The City Recreation Department announces the men’s gym class will meet on Wednesday nights at 7:30 at Handley High School instead of Thursday.
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City Recreation Department
Handley
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Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
B. F. Goodrich
George S. Kowalchuk
Carol Ann
Kowalchuk
International Soundphoto
Stock Market Report
Krakatoa
Pact Oowe Inc
Weisweiler
U. S. Signal Corps
Charles McMurtry
Frank Royce
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
National Association of Manufacturers
International
Aybe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winches
DIAL
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
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Met
Valley Avenue
Emi
Eee Te Tim
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