Dr Redhead to Be In City For Week
Reverend John A. Redhead pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Charlotte will visit for a week to deliver sermons and lead the annual Week of Prayer January 13 through 17. He will participate at Braddock Street Church under the Interchurch Committee chaired by Pastor Carl Honeycutt of Grace Lutheran. Redhead is a former Farmville minister and Tampa church leader, with ties to Union Theological Seminary and Southwestern University. He is noted as a former standout collegiate football player and is in demand for speaking at colleges and universities.
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John A. Redhead
Charlotte
N. Ne
Geover
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Interchurch
Braddock Street Church
Wilson
Redhead
Ronald
Loudoun Street
Erian
Union Theological Minary
Southwestern University
Union Theological Seminary
Moses D. Hoge
Tinion
Farmville
First Presbyterian Church
Tampa
Fla
Good Fellows
Southwestern
Petition Seeks Later Stock Exchange Closing Hour
New York December petition asks the New York Stock Exchange to extend trading hours to 5 p m on weekdays. About 200 member firms back the proposal, making it the strongest backing yet. governors have not commented as discussions proceed.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Atl
Board of Governors
Exchange
Ward Estate Claims Paid in Frederick Court Order
An order in Frederick Circuit Court presided by Judge Philip Williams directs Bavenner of Woodstock and Herbert S. Larrick of Frederick City to pay various compromised claims. After settling with J. P. Allen, master commissioner, the special receiver will pay the remaining funds to Herbert S. Larrick, ancillary administrator. The estate includes the Turkey Knob orchard near Mount Jackson, Virginia.
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Frederick Circuit Court
Philip Williams
Bavenner
Woodstock
Whlerbert S. Larrick
de Artemus Ward
J. P. Allen
Masterssioner
Herbert S. Larrick
Turkey Knob
Mount Jackson
Democracies in Latins Few, Says Michigan Educator
Preston E James of the University of Michigan told the Association of American Geographers in Baton Rouge that only Costa Rica and Colombia meet the speaker’s democracy standard. He described other latin republics as homegrown dictatorships and said the region lacks European-style systems.
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Baton Rouge
Michigan
Association of American Geographers
Preston E James
University of Michigan
Costa Rica
Colombia
James
Association
Three Youths Sentenced in Kidnapping Case
In Huntington West Virginia on December 28 three high school aged youths pleaded guilty to kidnaping and received five to 10 year terms in the federal reformatory at Chillicothe Ohio. Sam De Lung Jr 17 led the abduction of Durse Wilson December 14 in Cincinnati. Azel Wyatt 17 and Edward Williams 16 received seven and five year terms respectively. Wyatt had recently enrolled at an Idaho CCC camp.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harry E. Watkins
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
Sam de Lung, Jr
Durse Wilson
Cincinnati
de Lung
Azel Wyatt
Edward Williams
Wyatt
Mrs Stover 89 Dies After Brief Illness in Bartonville
Elizabeth Stover 89 longtime Bartonville resident died at home at 10 15 pm after a brief pneumonia illness. She was born in Page County daughter of Mary Hite and Augustus Modisett widow of David Stover. Survived by son J S Stover daughter Lillian Stover and Mrs V S Shaffer along with four grandchildren and a brother 8S H Modisett. Funeral at Mill Creek Baptist Church near Luray Sunday about 2 pm with interment in Mill Creek cemetery.
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Elizabeth 2
Pon Stover
Bartonville
Stover
Page County
Mary Hite
Augustus Staige Modisett
David Stickley Stover
J. S. Stover
Lillian Stover
V.S. Shaffer
Maurertown
H. Modisett
Mill Creek Baptist Church
Luray
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Church
Calls On French In North Africa To Defeat Axis
General Charles De Gaulle issued a broadcast prepared address urging French North Africa to rise against the Axis. He appealed to loyal Vichy leaders and their forces to unite with free French forces for a Mediterranean victory and to bring the empire to cooperate with their efforts.
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North Africa
London
Charles de Gaulle
Mediterranean
French Africa
Cincinnati Hotels Face Possible Strike by 1260 Workers
In Cincinnati six hotels with about 1260 employees await a decision after submitting wage-increase proposals to the AFL affiliated Cincinnati Hotels Council. Operators, preparing for New Year’s Eve celebrations, anticipate a council report by nightfall.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
Cincinnati Hotels Council
AFL
Greek U Boat Sinks Three Italian Convoy Steamers
Athens reports a Greek submarine attacked an Italian convoy in the Adriatic and sank three steamers totaling between 20 000 and 25 000 tons. The Papanicolis returned safely after firing torpedoes at effective range despite Italian destroyer escort.
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Athens
Adriatic
Papanicolis
Infant Sirbaugh Dies at Memorial Hospital
Forrest Elwood Sirbaugh Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Forrest E Sirbaugh of Millwood Road died at 6:35 this morning at Memorial Hospital. The child was born last Monday. Mrs Sirbaugh is Elsie Bronfman of Pittsburgh Pa Mr Sirbaugh is connected with the Richmond Pittsburgh Line transfer company.
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Forrest Elwood Sirbaugh, Jr
Forrest E. Sirbaugh
Millwood Road
Memorial Hospital
Sirbaugh
Elsie P. Bronfman
Pittsburgh
Richmond-Pittsburgh
British claim 38114 prisoners in Libya campaign
Report from Cairo dated December 28 states that British general headquarters have counted 38 114 prisoners captured in the major offensive against Italian Libya. The notice follows other trivia about Hell Norway and milk fiber chemistry.
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Cairo
Egypt
Libya
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Market Quotations
Market quotes from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia on December 28 show cattle hogs and sheep activity. Prices move higher for steers vealers and fat lambs with steady to higher hogs and steady butter eggs and poultry receipts noted. Key entries include U S Dept of Agriculture quotes for Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia markets with specific weight ranges and price bands.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. S
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Philadelphia
Wheat and grain futures and cash prices report
Chicago futures rise with wheat at the highest in about three weeks. May wheat 87 to 86 7-8, July 81 1-8 to 81, Sept 81 1-4. Corn May 62 5-8 to 3-4, July 62 3-8 to 1-2, Sept 62 1-4. Oats May 38, July 32 7-8. Cash wheat No 1 hard 92, No 2 yellow 66, No 3 62 3-4 to 64, No 4 59 3-4 to 62. Barley 55 to 64 1-2 nominal. Baltimore Wheat 94 spot, Corn 75-77. Winchester Wheat 91c, Corn 60c. Year ago wheat 90, corn 63.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Answers to Today’s Quiz List Reveals Test Keys
The page lists ten quiz answers including Transit Yes Yes Rasspeck Act Rhode Island Atom Football No San Antonio Texas and Admiral William D. Leahy. The items appear as a straight answer key for readers.
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Rasspeck
Rhode Island
San Antonio
Texas
William D. Leahy
Boston Wool Market Report Dec 28
Foreign wools especially fine South American grades found fair demand in Boston at steady to firm prices. Large-volume orders for South American wools for shipment. Domestic wools very quiet with quotations largely unchanged and nominal. Graded greasy combing wools quoted 45-46 cents for fine delaine, 44-45 cents half bloods, 44-46 for three eights and quarter bloods.
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Boston
U. 8
Dept
Recover Bodies Of Wreck Victims In Arizona Canyon
Four people died when their car plunged 1,800 feet into a rocky canyon 14 miles south of Flagstaff. The victims were Deates Boydston, 20, and Leroy Hines of Carnegie Oklahoma. Walter Neal Witten, 23, of Salinas California. and a woman identified as Mrs Edna Boydsten Witten.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Here
Deates Boydston
Leroy Hines
Carnegie
Okla
Walter Neal Witten
Salinas
Calif
Edna Boydsten Witten
Local Markets Corrected Daily in The Star
The Star running note states local markets are corrected daily and it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors that may occur.
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The
Star
Patent Brand and farm market prices listing various goods
A price sheet details Patent Brand items by bag weight and per barrel, including 12 24 48 and 98 lb bags with varied rates. Also lists livestock categories such as young turkeys geese cows calves hogs and sheep with price ranges and notes. A government question and answer section discusses mothers milk nursing rates.
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Nam Waesintane
He Wen
Eaiee
Mrs. Anna Walters 70 Dies After Illness
Mrs. Anna Belle Walters 70 wife of Thomas W Walters died at 11 15 last night at her Winchester home after a heart illness Born November 29 1870 she was a daughter of the late John McFarland and Martha Hardy She married Aug 15 1890 and lived here Surviving are daughters Mrs Roy Adams Mrs Lee Rogers and Mrs Della Baker Brothers and sisters include Benjamin McFarland Mrs Janice Walters Mrs Laura Moyer and Mrs Sam Fleck Funeral will be Monday at 2 from the Church of Christ with Rev C H Funk and Rev W L Dudley officiating Burial in Mount Hebron Remains at Jones Funeral Home until 1 Monday
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Anna Belle Walters
Thomas W. Walters
John McFarland
Ireland
Martha Hardy
Hardy County
W. Va
Walter
Winchester
Walters
Cork Street
W. L. Dudley
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Wind Storm Toll Rises Across Cuba Mexico Florida
A tropical windstorm ravaged Cuba and Mexico then moved into Florida and California causing at least 220 deaths and extensive damage. In Becuajal Cuba ten were killed with 150 injured while Vera Cruz state reported nine dead. Florida suffered electrocution deaths from a fallen power line as record fog halted the weather.
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Associated Press
Cuba
Mexico
Florida
California
Becujal
Vera Cruz
Robert L. Knight
Weather Bureau
Hills Combed For Slayer and Girl Attacker
A man identified as Reu Levy Wentling 58 is sought after a slaying at a farm 13 miles southwest of here. Wentling allegedly killed his son Reuben Levi Jr 12 and his wife Olive 51 then attacked Elizabeth 14 or 15 before fleeing into the hills as police search with 25 to 50 men including ten state troopers.
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Oly Pe
Reu Levy Wentling
Reuben Levi
Wentling
Olive
Elizabeth
Pyizabeth
Wentling Farm
Here
Amos Dolby
Credit Group To Meet January 13
Julian A. Everly announces the Shenandoah Production Credit Association seventh annual stockholders meeting will be held January 13 at 10 a.m. at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall. The local cooperative credit system serves farmers in Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah and Warren counties and is closing a good business year.
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Julian A. Everly
Shenandoah
Over 2000 Signatures Urge U S to Stay Out of War
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 28 The No Foreign War Committee announced more than 2000 signatures have been authorized for a telegram to President Roosevelt urging the United States stay out of war The signatures come in response to radio appeals by Verne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette and committee chairman calling on the common people of the area to lend their names.
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Cedar Rapid
No Foreign War Committee
Roosevelt
United States
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Ten Die In Hurricane At Ben Ahmed Algiers
Ten persons are reported killed by a hurricane that struck Ben Ahmed in the Algiers area. The storm wrecked many houses and left a record cold spell in North Africa with snow reported in Algiers.
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Tangier
Ben Ahmed
Algiers
Africa
Alers
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