E W Sibert Dies In Lynchburg
Eamett William Sibert aged 53 and native of Frederick County died in Lynchburg on Friday afternoon. He was unmarried and survived by his Winchester brother Clyde J Sibert and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 P M at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Robert A Whitten officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Delbert John W Elmer Alter Harold Sibert and Burton Ritter. Body to arrive today.
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Eamett William Sibert
Frederick County
Lynchburg
William A. Sibert
Schenck
Winches
Fie
Clyde J. Sibert
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Mount Hebron
Love of Model Led to Death of Bataan Survivor
New York dispatch reports Capt. Eugene Dale 27, a Bataan Death March survivor, died at Roosevelt Hospital from gunshot wounds after a love triangle with model Mrs Fay Hancock Miller. Capt. Miller 25, husband of the model, was held without bail for felonious assault. Assistant DA Edward Murphy called the shooting one of the usual triangle affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Dale
Bataan
Roosevelt Hospital
Edward Murphy
Fay Hancock Miller
Dale
College Students To Conduct Service
A Student Night Service will be held at the First Baptist Church on Sunday at 7 30 P M. Fourteen students from eleven schools and colleges will lead the service from start to finish with Carroll Min of V I presiding. Participants include Edith Claster Berea College Charles Robinson Northwestern University Jack Hepfer Penn State College Richard Grove Randolph Macon College Evelyn Preston South Carolina University Lee Keller Winchester Memorial School of Nursing Shirley Christjohn Carnegie Tech Samuel Preston Jr Bullis School Jack Pine Fork Union Military Academy William Robinson University of Richmond. Teachers from the students High School days are invited to attend and current High School Forum members will usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
High School Forum
Coleges
Carroll Min
Edith Clayster
Berea College
Charles Robinson
Northwestern University
Jack Hepfer
Pennsylvania State College
Richard Grove
Randolph Macon College
Evelyn Preston
South Carolina University
Lee Keller
Winchester Memorial School of Nursling
Shirley Christjohn
Carnegie Tech
Samuel Preston, Jr
Bullis
Jack ,Pine
Fork Union Military Academy
William Robinson
University of Richmond
Selection Site For UNO Narrowed
London dispatch reports the site for permanent United Nations headquarters narrowed to the general Boston or New York City area. A spokesman said the visiting sub committee will depart January 3 or 4 to examine at least 15 sites, possibly more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations Organization
Boston
New York City
United States
Layman's Service Sunday In County at Fairview Church
The Stephens City Charge churches hold their regular fifth Sunday service at Fairview Church on Sunday evening December 30 at 7 o'clock. The program includes song service directed by C. O. Watson welcome address by Henry Mears scripture by Miss Beatrice Painter prayer by Rev. E. C. Day offering by Kernstown quartet by the White family attendance country rededication by Rev. E. C. Day benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Fairview
C. O. Watson
Henry Mears
Beatrice Painter
Rev. E.C. Day
Crew Members Battle Contains U.S. Provost Marshal Ordeal
Report notes crew members clashed after an order was dropped by An S Na Dickinson. U.S. Provost Marshal and a strong force of American military police arrived to restore control.
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Pugmwareed
Arived P
U. Provost Marshall
Anor
Patents Granted This Week by U S Patent Office
Richmond reports 478 patents issued this week covering diverse inventions from an adhesive made from dried blood to an internal body imaging arrangement and wood dyeing. other items include a fog machine and moisture proofing paper. Fifty five trade marks register such as atomic for watches and atomic for writing paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
United States Patent Office
Seaboard Names Richmond Passenger Agent
Godfrey Lee Borden, formerly a ticket clerk at Waynesboro in 1922 and later city ticket agent at Charlotte, N C, was named Seaboard passenger agent for Richmond. C E Bell, passenger traffic manager, announced the appointment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Godfrey Lee Borden
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Waynesboro
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Charlote
N. C
Seaboard
C. E. Bell
Norfolk Public Schools Names New Superintendent
William A. Early, former principal of Alexander Park High School, yesterday succeeded H. S. Willett as Norfolk County Public School superintendent. Willett will assume duties as Richmond Public School superintendent January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
William A. Early
Alexander Park High School
H.S. Willett
Norfolk County
Willett
Richmond
City Manager Borland resigns from Hampton Roads sanitation post
Norfolk officials report City Manager Charles B. Borland will relinquish his office Monday night and today submitted his resignation as a member and chairman of the Hampton Roads sanitation district commission effective January 15 to Governor Colgate W. Darden Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Charles B. Borland
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Hampton Roads Sanitation District Commission
New Year to Ring Out the Old Shortages
1946 brings hoped relief from wartime scarcities as shortages ease in stages. Cigarettes, meat, canned goods, radios, and shoes begin returning to shelves, with sugar rationing likely lasting into 1946. Textile limits persist, while men’s clothing lags due to returning servicemen needs and shoe stocks improve by mid year. Industry sources forecast gradual normalization through 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carew
Junior
Department of Commerce
National Shoe Manufacturers Association
Ody H. Lamborn
Lamborn and Co
Rose Bowl Stars Gilmer Mancha and Tannerhill Predict Big Day
Gilmer and Mancha of Alabama and Tannehill of Southern California are highlighted as Rose Bowl favorites. Mancha is praised as a premier center, with Gilmer and Tannehill projected to match or surpass late Rose Bowl records, hoping to join famed past performers in a New Year showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer, Mancha
Tannerhill
Pasadena
Calif
Harry Gilmer
Vaughn Mancha
Alabama
Ted Tannehill
Southern California
Mancha
Gilmer
Tannehill
Dixie Howell
Harry the
Flipster
USC
Russ Saunders
Tannehil
Trojan Thunder
Stanford
Troy
Michigan
Willie Heston
de Luxe
Bob Herwig
California
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Pete Punch
Georgia Tech
Bama
Russell Stein
Washington and Jefferson
Heston
Ernie Nevers
Howell
Millwood Youth Earns Eagle Scout Honor
Lloyd Craighill of Millwood received the Eagle Scout award in a ceremony at Boyce High School. His mother Mrs G Peyton Craighill pinned the badge, with Dr E Milley Jr Scoutmaster and District Scout Executive Herbert Wilkins in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Craighill
Lloyd
G. Peyton Craighill
Millwood
Christ Episcopal Church
Boyce High School
E. Milley, Jr
Herbert Wilkins
Winchester
Miners Saved As Rescue Delays and Death Toll Grows
A new fire and dangerous fumes halted operations at the Pineville mine, delaying rescues as rescuers battled hazardous conditions. Bud Towns, a survivor from a previous Kettle Island blast, is among the rescued. nine men were trapped, with four stretchered out and one fatality confirmed. Crowds of residents waited through the night for updates, with doctors and ambulances rushing to assist at Pineville hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Bud Towns
Pineville
Kettle Island
Here
Bill Branstutter
John H. Branstutter
Ivan Philpot
Joe Hatfield
Tom McQueen
Charles Lingar
Huey Miller
Four Mile
Lingar
Miller
Mining Company
Bennett
Pineville Hospital
Read The Star: Complete Coverage Of Local And World Events
The Star delivers comprehensive coverage across local, national, and world events. Expect in depth reporting, timely updates, and analysis from reporters on the ground and desk editors coordinating updates throughout the day.
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the Star
Two Local Traffic Crashes Injure Four. Court Dismisses Case
Two afternoon accidents in the city left four people injured and cars damaged. Donald W. Patton of 1600 South Loudoun street collided with Hazel L. Bennett of Augusta West Virginia at Loudoun and Gerrard streets, causing minor damage. A second crash at North Kent and Piccadilly damaged two vehicles owned by H M Stevens and Marshall Mason. passenger Everett D Cline sustained facial bruises and the Stevens case was dismissed in Winchester police court.
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Donald W. Patton
Loudoun Street
City
Hazel L. Bennett
Augusta
W. Va
Gerrard Street
Patton
Bennett
H. L. Bennett
Hoy
North Kent and
Piccadilly Streets
H. M. Stevens
Berryville
Marshall Mason
Gore
Everett D. Cline
Virginia Avenue
Stevens
Winchester
Tax forms help offered by Internal Revenue collectors
Deputy collectors of Internal Revenue will be at multiple towns on specific dates to assist farmers and others in preparing their 1945 Federal Income Tax returns. Locations include Winchester Berryville New Market Mt. Jackson Woodstock Strasburg Front Royal with offices and post offices serving as points of access. Income Tax forms are available at Post Offices and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Winchester
Berryville
Commissioner of Revenue
County Court House
New Market
Mt. Jackson
Woodstock
Strasburg
Front Royal
City Hall
Rites Tuesday For Claude A Fogle
Funeral services for Claude Anderson Fogle who died of a sudden heart attack will be held Tuesday January 1 at 1 pm from the home of his sister Mrs Gordon Holsinger on Handley Boulevard. Rev Paul Dick of the First Brethren Church will officiate. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The body will be moved from Omps Funeral Home to Mrs Holsinger's home Monday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Anderson Fogle
Gordon Holsinger
Handley Boulevard
Paul Dick
First Brethren Church
Mount Hebron
Omps Funeral
Holsinger
Baby Contest Raises funds for John Mann Methodist Church
The baby contest sponsored by the women's service department raised 178 for the church. Rev. E. H. Jackson and the church official board thank all who helped make the affair possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Service Department
John Mann Methodist Church
E. H. Jackson
Will Preach Sunday At Gainesboro
The Rev. Dr. R. O. Bryant district superintendent of the Methodist Church will preach at Gainesboro and hold the quarterly conference on December 30 at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Bryant
The
Methodist Church
Gainesboro
Answers to the Daily Quiz Listed by Dwight Davis
The page lists correct responses for a quiz with items answered by Dwight Davis. It includes references to the 8 O and Autobiography questions, names such as Henry A. Wallace and mentions of Soviet Russia and Great Britain. The Near East and three government branches are noted among the answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Davis
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Near East
Miami Line Tests Holy Cross In Orange Bowl
Miami football under coach Jack Harding heads to the Orange Bowl New Year’s Day to meet Holy Cross. Star fullback Harry Ghaul scored 100 points, with a rugged line averaging 196 pounds and 23 interceptions saved, as Miami rallied from early doubts to secure a bowl bid. Next up is Texas in the Cotton Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jennings
Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Holy Cross
Jack Harding
Harding
Miamians
Little Chatanooga
Georgia
Hurricanes
St. Louis
Florida
Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Michigan State
Harry Ghaul
Ghaul
Bill Levitt
Miami Beach
William Frantz
Trenton
N. J
Ed Cameron
Newark
Mario DiMarco
Boontown
Texas
South Favored In Grid Classic
In Montgomery Alabama on December 29 the annual Blue Gray Game matched northern Mason-Dixon players against southern stars. Forecasts predicted a sellout crowd of 22 500 as the southern squad held a seven point edge over the less experienced northern team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Christ Episcopal Church Service notice
Rector Rev R B Nelson leads at 8 a m Holy Communion 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 a m Morning Prayer with sermon text Christ and the New Age. Weekly prayer asks for renewal by thy Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ.
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Christ Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Holy Communion
Lord Jesus Christ
Submarine warfare blamed for major Japanese shipping losses
Admiral King reports submarines caused about 63 percent of all Japanese shipping sunk in World War I. The claim contrasts air power and naval engagements in securing global trade routes during the conflict.
Annual Stockholder's Meeting Notice at Winchester Bank
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia announces its annual stockholders meeting for Tuesday January 8 1946 at 11 for election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting. J H Yost cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
City of
Winchester
State of
Virginia
Wallace Wade and Kentucky Coaching Near Miss
From Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Innis recounts Wallace Wade nearly becoming Kentucky football coach after a tense hotel meeting. Wade visited Lexington, felt snubbed, and later signed with Alabama while a private ballot reportedly elected him before he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Innis
Wallace Wade
Kentucky
Wade
Duke
Alabama
Dan McGugin
Vanderbuilt
Lexington
Athletic Board
a_ hotel
Wallace
Dixie League May Expand to Eight Clubs
Richmond Virginia December 29 The Dixie Professional Football League may expand to eight clubs Asheville North Carolina will petition league directors tomorrow for entry into the circuit The current six clubs are Richmond Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth Roanoke and Charlotte with Greensboro North Carolina showing interest in joining the league
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Dixie Professional Football League
Asheville
N. C
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Charlotte
Greensboro
Oklahoma Aggies Win Tournament for Second Consecutive Title
Oklahoma City reports the Oklahoma Aggies won the All-College Basketball Tournament for the second straight year and fifth time in ten years. Seven-foot Bob Kurland scored 22 points guiding the Aggies past Baylor University 65 to 46 and earned the tournament MVP trophy for the second straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Aggies
Bob Kurland
Aggies
Baylor University
Schott Falls to Baski in Madison Square Garden Bout
Freddie Schott the Paterson native with 43 straight wins was stopped by Joe Baski of Kulpmont Pa in a unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Baski proved the tougher man delivering the decisive setback to the rising heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freddie Schott
Joe Baski
Fights Last Night AP Roundup
Fall River fighter Oscar St Pierre, 148 pounds, outpointed Archie Gibbons, 140, with Alex Rebark 168 beating Al Pinel 160 in Pawtucket. Nate Bolden 175 from Chicago won on points over Billy Grant 176 in Orange New Jersey. Charlie Dodson 164 1 2 scored a knockout of Jimmy Long 170 in St Louis.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Oscar St. Pierre
Archie Gibbons
Albany
N. Y
Alex Rebark
Pawtucket
al Pinel
New Bedford
Baltimore
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Billy Grant
Orange
N. J
Charlie Dodson
St. Louis
Jimmy Long
Chester
Sande
Baltimore Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Hold Strong
Baltimore market report shows cattle advancing with steers 25 higher and cows up to 59, hogs steady to higher, vealers active, and sheep mixed amid brisk activity. Chicago receipts were light with steady to higher prices for fat cattle and steady hogs as demand remained broad on eastern shipper accounts despite weather and holiday effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Yank, Japanese Girl Drowned
Army authorities report an unidentified American soldier and a Japanese girl who were found dead over a month ago drowned accidentally in Osaka Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
County Agent and AAA Office Closed for New Year
The County Agent's office and the AAA officers will be closed Monday for the New Year holiday and will reopen Wednesday morning at the regular time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Stock Market Ended Mixed Amid Holiday Quiet
New York traders opened with Scattered gains as Schenley stock rose to a new high on a 2,400 share block, while Distillers Corp. gained modestly. Overall activity slowed after a lively start as many patrons left for the holidays. Major names like Central and Southern Pacific held firm. several issues drifted. Bonds stayed steady but uneven city prices persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schenley
Distillers Corp
Central
Southern Pacific
Edison
North Amcan
Woolworth
Douglas Aire
General Electric
U. 8. Steel
Bethlehm Southern Railway
An Kennecott
U. 8. Rubber
Martin and Westinghouse
Chicago Grain Quotations Fall Slightly in Early Trading
Chicago grain quotations show fractional declines with oats and rye uneven. Opening prices list Wheat July at 1.78 and September at 1.76, Corn May 1.18 1-2, Oats May 77 1-4 to 3-8, Rye May 1.74, July 1.44 1-2, Sept 1.42 5-8, Barley May 1.22 1-2, Sept 1.16 5-8. Prices sagged fractionally at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Police Arrest Two in Vandalism Probe
City police say two suspects were arrested in a vandalism case that damaged street lights and telephone service in the area. Sgt. Funk calls the evidence conclusive as investigators continue the case and identify the rifle used and a vehicle seen at the scene. The Northern Virginia Power Company reports heavy damage requiring replacements under its city contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Need Seen For U. S. Troops
Proposal asserts Chinese National troops have begun a new large scale offensive against Communist forces in eastern Jehol and western Liaoning. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's troops plan early assaults against Kalgan and Chengteh, according to Communist dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehol
Liaoning
Chiang Kau- Shek
Kalgan
Chahar
Chengteh
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UNO
Rhodes Drug Coo
Eagle
Claude A. Fogle
South
J. H. Yost
Cashier
Dixie League
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Stock Market Report
Funk
U. S
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