County Meeting On 1944 Food Goals Planned In Frederick
A county meeting on January 11 in Frederick will discuss 1944 goals AAA practices and related matters. Attendees include the County War Board the agricultural advisory board professionals AAA and community leaders. A three person panel led by E M Funk will outline the situation and recommended practices with talks on the 1944 practice program rationing permits and war board activities.
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Frederick County
County Cor
AAA
County War Board
County Agricultural Advisory ‘Board
M. ‘Cox
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Joseph Copley
State Aaa
Carl Priode
Soil Conservation Service
Walker McC. Bond
County Board of Agriculture
BE. M. Punk
U. S. D. A. War Board
E. M. Funk
Extension and Soil Conservation Service
Blood donors urged in Winchester Frederick drive
Red Cross staff report promising turnout for blood plasma donations to aid wounded service members. Early volunteers include Mrs. Carson Hook and Mrs. Amos Shyrock, with 19 fifth time donors and 16 first timers registered. Donor clinic set for January 13 14 at South Londonderry Street church. registration at J C Penney building. Transportation offered by Motor Coins chapter.
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Carson Hook
Amherst Street
Virginia Power Company
Gordon Aiken
Piper Printing Company
Stewart Bell, Jr
Total Blood Donor Service
C. F. Schenck
Ben Cather
Thornton Bryarly
Winchester
Londoln Street
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Penney
North Loudoun Street
The
Red Cross
Baltimore Market Quotations January Supply and Prices
Produce market notes from Baltimore on January 4 show light poultry receipts and a firm market with unchanged prices. Eggs noted at 4 049 cases with dull demand, nearby whites and mixed colors 35 to 40 cents, pullets 30 to 33 cents. Butter overall at 52 935 cents per pound?
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Baltimore
Livestock Quotations From Maryland Market News
Federal State Market News Service reports early quotations in Baltimore with cattle hogs and sheep prices. Cattle show steady ranges from 5.50 to 19.50 for various classes. hogs steady overall with weights 200 to 200 and up. sheep nominally steady with lambs at 15.00 to 16.00 and ewes down to 4.50.
Hog and cattle sale trends in Chicago market report
The Chicago market report shows salable hogs at 26 000 to 34 000 with steady top around 13.75 and lighter weights lower. Cattle and calves remain steady with top steers near 17.00 and fat cows around 11.50 to 12.00. Sheep totals around 8 000 with all classes active and lambs selling up to 15.10 and natives 14.75 to 15.00.
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Chicago
December draft registrations filed in Frederick County
Twelve men registered with the Frederick County Draft Board in December under the Selective Service Law. Names include John Dayton Alabaugh, Edward Madison Rosenberger, Calvin Kane Owens, Albert Lee Pitcock, Arthur Franklin Braithwaite, and Charles Thomas Anderson among others. Jacob Lee Skiles, veteran of Tunisia Sicily and Italy campaigns, registered despite service and current disability.
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Frederick County
Roland Walter Pennington
Clarence Norwood Orndorff
Middletown
Henry William Newlin
Leelon Ray McNealy, Jr
Fenton Albert Travers
Stephenson
Walter Edward Renner
Jacob Lee Skiles
Skiles
Texas
Tunisia
Sicily
Italy
Roster Of Co Continues as Army Unit Seeks Volunteers
Capt Baker announces the company seeks volunteers to join and sustain its high efficiency. The unit is fully equipped with uniforms arms and supplies for home and abroad. Drills run day and night at the Armory at 7 30 for two hours. Further information available at the Armory or City Hall. A large number of new men expected to report Friday.
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Baker
City Hall
Stock Market Report Opens New Year With Cautious Gains
The New York market shows a hangover mood with modest advances scattered among blue chips. Buyers hold back, tax seller influence stabilizes prices, while select issues like U S Steel Great Northern Standard Oil Goodyear Douglas Aircraft Braniff American Telephone gain marginally.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Great Northern
Standard Oil
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
Braniff Airways
American Telephone
Southern Railway
Union ,Carbide
J. C.penney
Western Union
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
N. J. Zinc
American Licht
Cities Service
Electric Bond & Share
Puget Sound Power
Local Markets Update From The Star
Daily local markets pages list current prices and readings with a caution that the Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors.
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The
Star
Price List for livestock and goods in 1900s style market
A compact catalog of prices for patent brand flour bags, cattle beef types, cows, calves, lambs, hogs and country butter. Includes per hundredweight and per bag rates, butterfat values, and miscellaneous market quotes.
Bombing and invasion threaten German home front
Stockholm commentator says bomb attacks shake Germany to its foundations though bombing alone may not end the war. He warns invasion could topple morale and cripple decentralized industry, mirroring Italy’s fate and suggesting the Reich may collapse if faced with invasion.
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Air Ministry
RAF
Dominion
France
Stockholm
Germany
Europe
Tidningen
Stig Wennerstroem
Reich
Italy
Help the USO Provide A Home Away From Home
The United Service Organizations appeal urges donations to fund a home away from home for troops. The campaign promotes lodging, meals, and respite services to service members stationed far from family.
Income Tax Forms Mailed to Virginia Citizens
The 1943 income tax forms were released by the Collector of Internal Revenue at Richmond and mailed to Virginia citizens. About 100000 forms must be stuffed and sorted, delaying some to January 3 and up to a week or ten days for many taxpayers. Taxpayers who filed in 1942 will receive a 1942 liability statement with the blank form to credit 1943 taxes, required to attach it to the 1943 return filed by March.
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Richmond
Post Office Department
Labor Insists Author Be Known Statement Critiques General Marshall
A published statement argues General Marshall spoke with candor beyond his anonymous superior, the commander in chief who is also the President. It contends the President lacks Marshall’s intellectual integrity and urges harsh treatment for strikes in essential wartime industries. Reed pledges unwavering support for Marshall.
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Marshall
United States
Marall
Reed
Green
Russians drive deep into Poland and Ukraine in major offensive
Soviet forces under Vatutin push from Dzerzhinsk toward Zhitomir and toward Vinnitsa, seizing towns and destroying German concentrations. More than 6,000 German casualties reported as Armies threaten Warsaw Odessa rail line and encircle sectors, while Bagramian nears Latvia and Nevel gains.
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Warsaw
Moscow
Vatutin
Dzerzhinsk
Zhitomir
Fritz von Mannstein
Ercht
Kiev
Stockholm
Svenska Dagbladet
Gorodnika
Slucz
Olevsk
Old Poland
von Mannstein
Red Army
Stalin
Novograd-Volynski
Kazatin- Zhashkov
Kazatin-Uman
Russia
Dnieper
Warsaw-Odessa
Vinnitsa
Zhmetinka
Berdichev
von. Mannstein
Baltic
Ivan Bagramian
Nevel
Latvia
Vitebsk
Allied Night Raids Keep Pressure On Japanese Across New Guinea
Carrier aircraft bombed and damaged Japanese warships near Madang and Kavieng as Allied forces press along the New Guinea coast. Liberators and fighters hit airfields at Lakuna and Rabaul, destroying planes and starting fires. Marines push from Cape Gloucester toward Sag Sag while Arawe outposts report clashes, with 14 Japanese killed.
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Madang
Saidor
Kavieng
Truk
Lakuna
Rabaul
Huaite
New Guinea
Americas
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Capé
Sixth Army
Arawe
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Ane
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Stock Market Report
FLO
Ainshire
Sp Dean
Rene Nees
USO
Virginia
Labor
National Bank Examiner
U. S
Federal Deposit Insurance
Carl T. Cather
Frank Armstrong, JR
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Harold G. Brown
Claude R. Cammer
Valley Service Station, Inc
W. Nelson Page
R. Gray Williams
Stewart Bell
Harry F. Byrd, JR
Winchester Star
U. S. Navy
Eugene B. Cooper
J. W. Richard
E. G. Rusk Trust
Robert D. Glaize
P. W. Boyd
T. Russell Cather
Clifford D. Grim Hansbrough and Carter
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
MacArthur
South Pacific
Ers
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