Handley Improves as Judges Push Cadets to Finish
Handley defeats Randolph Macon Academy 22 to 16 in a hard fought season opener. J Schaffer led RMA with nine points, Thompson added eight. Lovett and Bush each had two pointers and Lovett added four foul shots. Handley trailed early but rallied to keep a close game before falling short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Macon Academy
Widon
RMA Five
Royal
Woodberry
Parrett Handley
J. Schaffer
Thompson
RMA
Bill Lovett
Bush
Handley F
Bree Fess
Ieee
W. Lovett
Cesee
Stele Tod
B. Lovett, & Ve
Lamb
Hangman
Randolph Macon
Sannerfelt. F
J. Thompson
Henderson
Bowling Roundup Highlights Strike Spares and High Scores
Across The Head Pin records a 421 three game total by LEE RESSIGUIE with 124 145 and 152 as he tallies twelve spares and four strikes. HILDA REID opens with four consecutive spares for a 127, RESSIGUIE posts 139 in a doubles match, and RAY ROBERTS finishes with 130 after sparing and a doubleheader strike to beat POP CARPER's 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee" Ressiguie
Ressiguie
Hilda Reid
Lee Ressiguie
Ray Roberts
Pop Carper
Ration Calendar Details by Associated Press
The calendar lists ration validity for meats fats and processed foods with book numbers and dates for stamps R S T D E F G H J and sugar stamps 29 and 36. It covers shoes gasoline fuel oil and regional differences for coupon values and expiration dates across various U S areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Far West
Middle West
Week’s 4-H and home demonstration schedule listed
Miss Ruth McNiel, county home demonstration agent, releases a weekly program for January 17 to 21. Includes Gra vel Springs 4-H, Gainesboro school events, Armel and Middletown clubs, Winchester church machine clinic led by E T Swink, Steph ens City and Gore club meetings, Round Hill and Mt Airy activities, and Mrs Cartbaugh and Mrs Jones hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth. McNiel
Gravel Springs
Gainesporo-Hayfield
Gainesboro
Armel
Winchester
E. T. Swink
Blacksburg
Middletown
Middletown Home
Herbert Jones
Mt. Airy
Gore
Politician Faulted Over War Finance Policy
The article quotes a speaker critiquing the current war financing approach as vote driven and ward oriented. He argues a morally sound fiscal policy would tell the truth about costs and place funding on the whole people, insisting the present system rests on politics rather than honesty.
Bulgarian capital orders harsh wartime measures and raids
Sofia authorities threaten prosecution for duty reports within four hours as a curfew from 8 p m to 8 a m is imposed. Berlin says a death penalty for looting. A daytime raid hits Istanbul with damage to interior and finance ministries and the National theater. Ankara radio reports Japanese and Hungarian ministers killed in raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Berlin
Istanbul
Interior and Finance
Foreign Ministry
Ankara
Legion Anniversary Honors Delve Into Post's Fallen Heroes
The Legion marks its anniversary with posthumous honors for members killed in action and war service. Pfc. Charles A. Clevenger, Sgt. Samuel Bean, Sgt. Charles Métiller, Pvt. Charles L. Hoover, and Lt. William B. Pollard are named with their next of kin. The meeting includes a pledge, invocation, roll call, speakers, and a Major Conrad tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Clevenger
Sicily
L. J. Clevenger
Loudoun Street
Samuel M.bean
John L. Bean
S. Kent St
Charles C. Métiller
Germany
Fay Virginia Miller
Opequon
Charles L. Hoover
North Africa
John Hoover
William B. Pollard
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Lewis A. Pollard
E. Clifford Street
America’ Assembly
E. C. Clark
Robert Y. Conrad
T. Russell Cather
B. M. Roszel
the Legion Auxiliary
W. A. Baker
Thomas G. Parr
American Legion Auxiliary
Glenn Elliott
Dept. At
Edwin C. Parker
le Department de Virginia
John Galt
Clarence F. Schenck
Jay H. Lowden
Mrs. Lowden
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed
Correct quiz answers listed for Page 4 submissions. Includes false statement, Toledo Ohio, misspelled entry, presidents five options, French Revolution, Jules Verne, Denmark, ages sixty and seventy five, rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Theodore Rooseevlt
Calvin Coolige
Herbert Hoover
Warren G.harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jules Verne
Denmark
Seaman Walter Johnson Home on Leave from Great Lakes
Walter Dale Johnson seaman second class has been on leave from boat training at the Great Lakes Station in Illinois. He visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson at 1002 South Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dale Johnson
Naval Service
Great Lakes Station
Illinois
A. D. Johnson
South Braddock Street
Game programs boost deer hunting in Shenandoah County
In Woodstook Virginia January 15 authorities note federal game rehab programs in the Blue Ridge and Alleghany ranges boosted deer numbers. Last year 45 male deer were shot despite a two day season with a limit of one per hunter as hunters from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Blue Ridge and
Alleghany Ranges
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Shenandoah County
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Peru To Report Conspirators In Deportations
Lima Peru January 15 The Peruvian government said several conspirators including Germans and Japanese planned a New Year s coup and will be deported while others were ordered to leave the country The government accused them of staging anti Jewish outbreaks before New Year s and causing disturbances in southern Peru as part of their subversive plan Police measures were taken to quell the disorderly initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Douglas School News Holiday reviews and exams schedule
After the holiday break students return for reviews and examinations begin the following week. Home Economics girls under the Junior Red Cross make seventy five utility bags for wounded soldiers as a war effort contribution. Zelma Pinkett Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Zelma Pinkett
Your Dimes May Help A Soldier's Son Escape Infantile Paralysis
A local appeal urges readers to donate dimes to aid a military family as the son fights infantile paralysis. The campaign highlights civic support and the chance to fund a medical cure or treatment program.
Mrs. Asa Crisman Dies Of Sudden Heart Attack
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Crisman 65, wife of Asa Crisman local furniture dealer, died suddenly at 808 S Braddock St in Winchester. Survived by husband four sons Chandler Darrell Wesley Hugh one daughter Mrs T H Hussey two brothers John and Charles Chandler. Funeral 3 p m Monday at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Elizabeth Crisman
Asa Crisman
S. Braddock Street
Obed Chandler
Tha Hinkins
Strasburg
Kernstown
Winchester
Crisman
S. Loudoun Street
Stasburg
Hugh Crisman
Baltimore
T. H. Hussey
Norfolk
John
Charles Chandler
Jones Funeral Home
John Duckwall
T. J. Hawkins
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Allied Bombardment Targets Jap Island Bases Across 3000 Miles
Advanced Allied Headquarters reports a wide chain of Japanese bases from Borneo to Bougainville subjected to bombing by long range Liberators B-24s and night patrols. The campaign hit Balikpapan refinery Celebes Wilhelmina wharf Dili Amahai Geser Keaukwa and a small cargo ship damaged by Catalina patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Borneo
Bougainville
MacArthur
Australia
Liberators
Balikpapan
Bornéo
Celebes
Wilhelmina
Dili
Portuguese Timor
Geram
Amahai
Geser
Dutch New Guinea
Keaukwa
Midway
French Conduct Hospital Census Census of hospitals and nursing homes cited by Vichy radio
New York January 15 Nazi controlled Vichy radio said France began a census of hospitals and nursing homes in view of air raid intensity. The report was relayed by the Federal Communications Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vichy
France
Federal Communications Commission
Brotherhood Week To Be Observed
President Roosevelt urged Americans to observe Brotherhood Week from February 20 to 26. He said the week should deepen understanding and justice to foster freedom and equality in society. The message was released by Dr Everett R Clinchy, president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Everett R. Clinchy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Grains Open Weakened as Selling Pressure Prevails
Chicago grain prices opened lower with selling by commission houses and scant support from commercial interests in the wheat pit. Early quotes show May wheat at 1.70 1 2, July 1.68 7 8, Sept 1.68 1 2 to 3 8. oats May 78 1 8, July 16 3 4, Sept 1 9 8. rye May 1 30 3 4 to 3 8, July 3 30 to 1.29 7 8, Sept 1.29 1 4 to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Veterans told not to run the country after war
Army mentors issue a War Department guide urging informational coverage for troops overseas. It warns against political overreach by returning veterans and calls for news that informs not incites, stressing nonpartisan treatment of political matters and homeland issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Mrs. Mary Herbert Robinson Dies in Clarke County
Mary Herbert Robinson 66 died yesterday at Millwood Clarke County after a heart attack. She was a long time resident and widow of Andrew Robinson. Survived by son Willie Herbert of Washington DC five grandchildren and sisters Martha Grayson of Millwood and Nora Hatcher of New London Conn. Body held at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Herbert Robinson
Andrew Robinson
Millwood
Clarke County
Adam Herbert
Leanna Grayson Herbert
Fauquier County
Willie Herbert
Washington, D. C
Martha Grayson
Nora Hatcher
New London
Conn
John H. Enders
Berryville
Jap Camp Under Civilian Control
Tule Lake Japanese segregation center in California is back under civilian administration after disturbances. The camp for disloyal Japanese was seized by the army on November 5 and returned to War Relocation Authority and War Department control last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tule Lake
California
Army
War Relocation Authority
War Department
Funeral services for Mrs. Molden in Front Royal
Mrs Annie Virginia Molden aged 52 wife of Irving L Molden died Thursday night in Front Royal Community Hospital after a ten day illness from pneumonia Born March eight eighteen ninety one in New Market she leaves husband five children and four grandchildren Surviving siblings include Mrs Samuel Galliday New Market Mrs Michael Lloyd Quicksburg William Price New Market Mrs Charles Prophet Philadelphia Funeral services set for Sunday at Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with Rev H Wark Curry officiating Burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Virginia Molden
Irving L. Molden
Front Royal Community Hospital
Molden
Charles W. Price
Near
New Market
That County
Pauline Harden
Rockville
Laura V. Molden
Front Royal
Price T. Molden
Ed L. Molden
Winchester
Ashby L. Molden
USMC
Dennis Lee
Mary Lee Molden
Buster and
Ann Harden
Samuel Galliday
Michael Lloyd
Quicksburg
William Price
Charles Prophet
Philadelphia
Maddoxs
H. Wark Curry
Methodist Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Lyle Henry
Thomas Long
F. D. Whitworth
William Kuser
James Derflinger
Henry Derflinger
Essential Foods Denied Poles in Nazi Ration Order
Polish Telegraph Agency denounces a Berlin broadcast claiming increased rations for Polish workers. It notes that even with flour sugar and jams promised, Poles remain barred from milk veal pork most fish and many vegetables. Daily calories for Germans are 3000 while non Jewish Poles receive 700 and Jewish Poles 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teelgraph
Berlin
Poland
Propaganda Reports Reef in Romania Under War News
BERLIN acknowledged some truth to claims that British parachutists landed in Romania for propaganda aims to spark capitulation, similar to actions in Italy. Swiss diplomats said British officers were dropped into Romania on December 24 with a copy of a German offer to cede Romanian territory to the Soviets if the war ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Berlin
Foreign Office
Rumania
Basler ‘Nachrichten
Italy
Russia
Baltimore Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show mixed variations on January 15. Produce such as apples and potatoes held steady while poultry demand remained weak, and hogs and cattle prices fluctuated with week-to-week changes across weight classes and regional buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Stock Market Report mixed rail shares buoyed by aggressive bidding
New York buyers crowded into rail securities with vigorous bidding lifting fractions near the largest Saturday turnover since mid-September. Volume neared 600 000 shares as leaders held near highs and various stocks showed strength from individual cases. Notable names included Delaware Hudson Homestake Mining American Bosch R K O preferred and Goodyear Cerro de Pasco and United Aircraft with gains in Santa Fe N Y Central Southern Pacific and General Motors among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware Hudson
Homestake
American Busch
R-K-O
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Railway
U.S. Steely Western Union
Union Carbide
General Motors
du Pont
United Aircraft
Goodyear
Cerro de Pasco
Puget Sound Power
International Petroleum
Brunswick Heavy Bombed in Daylight Raid
American airmen reported daylight attack on Brunswick France with few Nazi planes seen and initial losses described as small. The raid likely matched or surpassed the Christmas Eve effort in scale with about 700 American heavy bombers and a similar number of pursuit and escort forces involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Resolve Now To Work A Little Harder For Victory In 1944
A wartime call to effort urges citizens to increase work and discipline for victory in 1944. The message emphasizes perseverance, production, and unity as essential to winning the war effort.
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Legion Anniv
Ralph E. Lamp
Russell Lamp
Texas
Co. C
157Th Engineers (C
Camp Maxey
Douglas School News
United States
Mrs. Molden
Stock Market Report
Yew DU Pont
Sted
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Dial
S. Braddock St
Brunswick
Baltic
Asco
Clendenins
Ster
Peresd
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