Judges Face Illness Weakened Handley At Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs hosts Handley after three straight losses as Miller and Garber miss time due to illness and injury. The Judges hope an upset on the home floor against a rising Berkeley Springs squad, with a junior team from Berkeley Springs to open the evening. Handley then hosts Martinsburg High Friday to finish the week.
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Mentee High
Berkeley Springs
Handley
Berkeley
Resort
Handley Five
Ine Otis “S
Sargent
Miller
George Garber
Handley Jaycees
Ns Berkeley
Winchester
Martinsburg High School
John G Campbell Dies in Hagerstown at 67
John G. Campbell longtime St. James School faculty member in Hagerstown Maryland died unexpectedly at the school from a heart attack. He was 67 and survived by a son Lt. John J. Campbell Jr. in the Navy, two stepchildren Louis Cudaetens de Ronge and Mrs. Thomas Little, four brothers and two sisters, with funeral at St. James Chapel officiated by Rev. Walter B. McKinley and burial on school grounds.
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John G. Campbell
St. James School
Hagerstown
Campbell
Nannie R. Glass
Robert Campbell
Opequon
St. James Chapel
Walter B. McKinley
John J. Campbell, Jr
United States Navy
Louis Cudaetens de Ronge
Thomas Little
Expect Break In Meat Strike Continues Across Nation
Series of strike strategy conferences follows the walkout of 750000 CIO United Packinghouse Workers and 20000 AFL Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers seeking raises. Swift and Company offers 10 cents, while steel strikes shut 1300 plants and drop production to a 53 year low. CIO president accuses big business of an evil conspiracy. Labor unrest expands with farm equipment workers and metal mines groups also walking out. Detroit auto plants face renewed wage talks as Chrysler cuts 3600 jobs over glass shortages.
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SIO
CIO United Packinghouse
AFL
Swift and Company
CIO
United Steelworkers
Ohio
Philip Murray
CIO United Farm Equipment
International Harvester Company
CIO Metal
Utah
Detroit
General Metro
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Veterans May Use McGuire Hospital
Washington reports that the Veterans Administration favors using 10 Army hospitals for veterans with 35 not suitable. Winter General at Topeka is already taken over, while requests include Ashburn McKinney Foster Thayer McGuire Vaughan and Valley Forge. Pickett Blackstone and Woodrow Wilson Staunton are not to be used. VA plans to use McGuire facilities in Richmond.
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Washington
Army
Veterans’ Administration
Omar N. Bradley
House
Ap.riations
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Kans
Ashburn Hospital
McKinney
Tex
Foster
Jackson
Plane Carrying Girl Orchestra Crashes Off Kyushu
Sharon Rogers and her 16 girl orchestra were rescued by Japanese fishermen after a transport plane crashed off Kyushu Island while returning from Korea. All survived. an unnamed drummer suffered a fractured leg and others were bruised. The plane sank about 50 feet from an ammunition barge within 12 minutes. The pilot’s calm actions were praised as saving the group.
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Yyokohama
Sharon Rogers
Kyushu
Japan
Korea
Miss Rogers
Yokohama
United States
Fire on Highland Avenue Damages House Minor
A burning sofa in a house on Highland Avenue brought city fire equipment at 12 30 this morning. The blaze, likely sparked by a cigarette, was quickly extinguished with only small damage.
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Highland Avenue
Grand Jury Frees Owens in Frederick County Court
The Frederick County Circuit Court released Wesley Owens of Macedonia after a grand jury found no true bill on assault and battery and an attempted shooting of W. W. Highman. Howard J. Owings of Middletown was jury foreman. Three criminal cases and one civil suit were set for trial by Judge B. P. Harrison on opening day. Plans include January 24 Edward Alexander charged with assault on Willie Fries and hunting without permission. January 25 Jesse J. Valentine misdemeanor. January 25 Boyd Shell appeal. January 30 Lonnie Combs vs Leslie W. Smoot motion in civil suit.
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Grand J
Frederick County
Wesley Owens
Macedonia
W. W. Hilghman
Fredrick County
Owens
Howard J. Owings
Middletown
B. P. Harrison
Edward Alexander
Willie Fries
Alexander
Mr. Fries
Alexander Brothers
Indian Hollow
Jesse J. Valentine
Boyd Shell
Lonnie Combs
Leslie W. Smoot
Mition
Pollock To Referee Town Meeting Speaker Davies
Harrison Davies, a physical chemist from Oak Ridge Tennessee active in atomic research, will speak at the Town Meeting in Sarah Zane Hall on Friday evening. Grant Pollock returns as discussion referee with Davies formerly in Congress testimony on atomic power context.
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Harrison Davies
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Sarah Zane
Aton
Grant Pollock
Davies
Burr P. Harrison
Washington
Congress
Local Polio Drive Sets $2,250 Winchester Target
Sherman Dick, local chairman of the March of Dimes, announces the polio drive quota of 2250 dollars will be collected from Winchester residents. Collection wells stay in place another week to meet the goal. The public is urged to contribute to the cause.
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Sherman Dick
March of Dimes
Winchester
State News Brevities items from Virginia today
Richmond Woodson returns as colonel in state police. Roanoke voters in special election for Woodrum seat with Almond Revercomb Brayman as candidates. Danville mills strike talks. Roanoke prosecutor says Japan work may delay. Richmond aviation seeks Fredericksburg airport. Meat workers vow to curb cross picket grocers. Cancer control division funding hearing in Richmond.
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Roanoke
Clifton A. Woodrum
Congress
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
George A. Revercomb, Jr
Covington
J. B. Brayman
Brayman
Lynchburg
Richmond
Richmond School of Aviation
State Corporation Commission
Fredericksburg
State Department of Health
Advisory Legislative Council
Virginia Cancer Foundation
House
Senate Finance Committee
Children’s Stories and Poems booklet offer
A Winchester Evening Star information notice advertises a 32 page children’s booklet with stories poems riddles animal drawings and paper folding tasks. Priced ten cents postpaid order form asks for name address and payment and promises delivery by mail from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
Washington
D. C
Pain in the Face from Inflamed Jaw Joints
An article explains facial and head pain caused by jaw joint inflammation. It notes symptoms such as tinnitus and dizziness, the role of jaw immobilization tests, and X rays to confirm diagnosis. It discusses correcting dental or joint disorders and cautions other conditions can mimic jaw joint pain.
Short Contends He Is Scapegoat In Pearl Harbor Probe
The unnamed witness argues he was not shown all evidence, claims he was allowed only partial access to top secret testimony, and disputes War Department decisions before and after the December 7 1941 attack. He asserts Marshall erred and that air attack warnings were misjudged.
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Commission
Army Pearl Harbor Board
Congressional Committee
War Department
Marshall
Hawaii
Navy
Washington
General Staff
Chicago Grain Quotations In Opening Trade
Chicago grain prices open steady with rye down as much as 2 cents. Wheat May 1.80 1 2. July 1.79 22 5 8. Sept 1.78. Dec 1.77 1 2. Corn May 1.18 1 2. July 1.18 1 2. Sept 1.18 1 2. Oats July 76 3 8 1 2. Sept 74 7 8 75. Dec 75 75 1 8. Rye May 1.90 1 91. July 1.44 1 2. Sept 1.44 1 2. Dec 1 44 1 2. Barley May 1.22 1 2. July 1.19 1 2. Sept 1.16 7 8.
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Chicago
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct responses listed for Page 1 questions. The set includes 28 days 89 to 2 Frazer LeRoy Lutes and the phrase since George and Joe started home from overseas their whereabouts is unknown Anatolia Quebec and the left.
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Frazer
LeRoy Lutes
Alpha, Omega
George
Joe
Anatolia
Quebec
Girl Claims Hitler Was Her Father in Nazi Plot Heir
An 18 year old British detainee Goteling Tortensen asserts Hitler fathered her, claiming her Swedish actress mother was Hitler's mistress in Vienna. She says her mother is dead, he saw her daily at the Reich Chancellery, and she harbors Nazi views while held in a camp near Paderborn as a security suspect.
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Herford
Germany
Goteling Tortensen
Hitler
Magdeburg
Vienna
Paderborn
Reich Chancelliey
Rifle Match At Armory Wednesday
A rifle match is set for Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at the Winchester Armory Rifle range with prizes. Rifle practice is also offered on Thursday and Friday nights for anyone interested in shooting.
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Winchester Armory
Irate Mothers Press Ike for War Policy Changes
A group of mothers from Pittsburgh and other cities pressed General Eisenhower with a five point program to shorten wartime service. They urged raising the draft age, reinducting exempted men, supporting education for service members, extending the draft, and lowering physical standards. Eisenhower responded with a wry remark about facing a group of women. The gathering drew women from Pittsburgh Chicago Beckley Atlanta Seattle Parkersburg and Philadelphia.
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Ally
Eisenhower
Nancy Muller
Pittsburgh
Cpl
James G. Muller
May
Chicago
Beckley
W. Va
Parkersburg
Atlanta
Seattle
Philadelphia
Congressmen and Scouts Plan Annual Shenandoah Area Meeting
The Shenandoah Area Council which spans West Virginia and Virginia counties outlines its new year officers and committees for the upcoming annual meeting to be held at Warren County High School. Key posts include Honorary President Ashley Miller and President J R Poland with committees led by A B Houts and Henry M Sydnor.
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Shenandoah Area
H. M. Crim
Strasburg
Silver Beaver Committee
B. A. Poland
Martinsburg
Fred Maphis
C. S. Hartman
E. B. Cooper
John 8. Scully, Jr
Winchester
Ashley Miller
J. R. Poland
C. 8. Hartman
Fred D. Maphis
Philip N. Hunter
Charles Town
S. D. McFadden
C. R. Beall
W. W. Baker
Roy Potts
Berryville
Mrs Schmidt Dies In Hospital In Winchester
Mrs Lillie Hodgson Schmidt widow of Lewis Schmidt died about 9 30 last night in Winchester Hospital at age 67 She was daughter of the late George and Sarah Hodgson of Monongahela Pa Her husband died in 1921 Surviving: three children Mrs Carl W Sirbaugh Mrs Jack K Jenkins Lewis C Schmidt all of Winchester Three sisters Mrs Sarah Perry Mrs Robert Coulter Mrs Sam Chester of Monongahela Pa three grandchildren Jackson Jenkins Jr Lewis Schmidt Winchester William Schmidt France and one great grandchild Sharon Jay Schmidt Funeral at Bebout Yche Funeral Home Monongahela Pa Thursday January 24 at 2 PM Interment in Monongahela Nephews will be pallbearers.
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Lillie Hodgson Schmid
Lewis Schmidt
Winchester Hospital
George and
Sarah Hodgson
Monongahela
Sy Das
Carl W. Sirbaugh
Winchester
Market Street
Jack K. Jenkins
Lewis C. Schmidt
Sarah Perry
Robert Coulter
Sam Chester
Jackson Jenkins, Jr
William Schmidt
France
Sharon Jay Schmidt
Bebout Yche Funeral Home
Monarchist forces press Kalamai surrender as rebels resist
Moscow radio Tass report says Kalama i is "virtually in monarchist hands" and that monarchist gangs from a neighboring country head toward Kalamai. Detachments of national guards reportedly resist the rebels as late afternoon deadline nears.
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Moscow
Tass
Kalamai
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Woodson
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Lawrence Starling
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Tavenner, Jr
Woodstock
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Armour and Company
Warren Jones
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Short
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