Trapp Family Singers Sanroma And Jepson To Appear
Winchester Community Concert Association selects artists for the season. The Trapp Family Singers will appear February 23 in native Austrian costumes, followed by Sanroma the Puerto Rican born pianist on April 16 and soprano Helen Jepson later in the season. The committee aims to add a ballet in fall if possible.
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R. T. Lozier
Gton Street
New York
Office of
Community Concert Service
Trapp
Austria
Tor
Sanroma
New England
Sanoroma
Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony
Helen
Metro
Goldwin Fo Ie
Drunk and Disorderly and False Statement Cases Heard
In Civil and Police Court Judge John Rice heard this morning Jenny Glenn of Rt. 2 cited for drunk and disorderly with $5 fine and $5.75 costs. Jesse Hockman of Winchester cited for drunkenness with $5 fine and $6.25 costs. Ernest Garrison of Rt. 5 Staunton cited for making a false statement in applying for a liquor book with $25 fine and costs. thirty days in jail suspended.
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John Rice
Jenny Glenn
Nain Rt. 2
Jesse Hockman
Winchester
Ernest Garrison
Staunton
Below are the correct answers to the quiz questions printed on Page 4
A brief note directs readers to page 4 for the quiz answers. The item preserves the context as a simple reader directive. It identifies no people or organizations beyond generic page reference.
Ration Calendar Overview of Food Stamp Validity Changes
The Associated Press reports updates on rationing. Meats fats and cooking oils return under Book Four red stamps Q5 through X5 and new blue stamps X5 Z5 A7 G2. No termination dates set, none invalidated before March 1. Next validations Jan 28 and Feb 1. Sugar stamp 34 remains valid five pounds. a new five pound stamp starts Feb 1 for three months. Aviation stamps 1 2 3 valid indefinitely. A line notes ashline-14-A coupons, four gallons through March 21. Fuel oil stamps four and five, new period one and two valid nationwide in all areas.
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OPA
Baltimore Market Quotations and Livestock Report
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago on January 23 show produce prices steady with light receipts. Cattle and hogs in Baltimore steady to firm with moderate demand, while Chicago quotes reflect active trade and higher values for fed steers and yearlings and steady sheep and hog markets.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Stock Market Sluggish Recovery Amid War Selloff
In New York on January 23 the market showed thin buying and a slow recovery for rails and industrials. Prices began to harden after a mixed start, but ticker tape slowed. some losers appeared as investors stayed cautious amid inflation fears and fears over the Russian push toward Berlin.
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New York
Local Markets Noted For Daily Market Listings
Daily market listings appear in The Star with a disclaimer that readouts are correct but The Star not responsible for typographical errors that may occur. The notice warns readers to verify figures and names with original sources.
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The
Star
Patent Brand Feed Prices and Creamery Butter Mention
The listing shows Patent Brand bag prices for 10 25 48 and 100 pound bags per 100 cwt with figures around 4.40 4.23 4.13 and 4.10 3.93. A 100 pound bag is noted with a 4.13 price per 100 cwt and a 25 percent rate for bar. Creamery butter is referenced but without a clear price.
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Peek
Leghorn
Powis
Chicago Grain Quotations Open Steady In Light Trade
Chicago grain bids open steady on January 23 with May wheat at 1.61 1 4 to 3 8, May corn at 1.11 5 8 to 3 4, oats May 67 1 4, rye May 1 11 8 to 3 4, barley May 1 10 3 4. July and Sept prices shown for several grains.
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Chicago
Star News Briefs Summary
The Star provides quick local and world briefs for comprehensive coverage. This item highlights notable events, updates, and headlines across regions and sectors.
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the Star
Question on dog mating and offspring policies
A reader asks about breeding mixed dogs and whether mating with a purebred has any effect on offspring. The Bureau of Animal Security is cited as saying a prior mixed mating does not affect the next litter when the female mates with a purebred.
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Bureau of Animal Seeiey
Anton
Ardennes battle rages as forces press near German border
Allied forces push through the bulge with heavy engagements across the Luxembourg border and the Our river area. Third Army advances reach five miles toward Wiltz while Britons near Heinsberg close on key road centers as German claims mirror retreat and new offensives loom.
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perim@ter
Ardennes
Falaise Gap
Luxembourg
Euskirchen
Germany
Wiltz
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Mulhouse
Eva Bulge
George S. Patton
Belgium
Walsdorf
Eschweiler
Fourren
Vianden
Fouhren
Limerle
Houffalize
Fifth Infantry
St. Vith
E. D. Ball
Third Army
Roer
Heinsberg
U. S. Seventh Army
Alsace
Bitche
Haguenau
Strasburg
Berlin
7Th Army
Haguenau Forest
Moder
Maginot Line
Niederbroon
Reichshoffen
Woerth
Est.-Gel
Alexander M. Patch
First Army
Strasbourg
Gambshein
Kilstett
Allies Close on St. Vith as German Hold Falters
Allied forces press the siege around St. Vith with units from the Seventh Armored Division and Third Army approaching within nine miles. Hun Angen falls as St. Vith is threatened while 84th Infantry, 30th Division tighten the noose amid air and artillery pounding.
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First Army
St. Vith
Third Army
17Th Airborne
Seventh Armored Division
Hun Angen
Vith
84Th
Beho
Neider-Emmels
Ober-Emmels
Neighbor Swears Out Warrant Over Starving Horses
Lester Sager files in the Court of Trial Justice W Erle Edwards charging George C Braithwaite with depriving horses of necessary sustenance. Braithwaite resides on Sennesey Road. Case set for Saturday morning.
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Lester Sager
Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
George C. Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Senseney
Estate appraisement for Lillian Hardesty recorded
The county clerk records an appraisement of the late Lillian Hardesty’s estate totaling 5426.69 dollars. Appraisers listed are R. Frank Barr S. C. Brooks and H W Copenhaver.
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Lillian Hardesty
County Clerks Office
R. Frank Barr
S. C. Brooks
H. W. Copenhaver
National representative Dr Coil to head NP A meeting in Winchester
National representative A F L James G Patton and S T Henry attend the NP A executive director Dr Coil, a Harvard and Columbia trained economist, to lead a Winchester Frederick County meeting at Sarah Zane Fire Hall at 8 00 pm. The gathering invites all interested locals.
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A. F
L. James
School of Business Administration
Columbia University
Coil
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
New York City
Society For the Advancement of Management
Taylor Society
H. S. Person
Senate Revolt Over Wallace Nomination Shapes Confirmation Fight
Senators debate Wallace's cabinet appointment amid vast budget implications and party loyalties. Bilbo supports executive prerogative, while Byrd warns against centralized financial power as the chamber stalls to choose sides.
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Senate
Wallace
Alabama
Maybank
South Carolina
Bilbo
Mississippi
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Senator Byrd
D-Va
Jesse Jones
Byrd
Brumback Family Man Dies After Long Public Service
C I Brumback longtime Frederick County official and farm resident near Stephens City has died at an advanced age. He served as chairman of the Board of Supervisors from 1928 to 1940 and conducted sales until recently. He is survived by his wife Rebecca D Hite nine children eleven grandchildren and five brothers. Funeral plans await arriving sons in the U S Navy.
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Board of Supervisors
Brumback
Frederick County
Virginia Gregory
J. Dan Brumback
David L. Brumback
Mattie Lee Petrie
Lola B. Petrie
Sarah E. Simpson
Winchester
Stephens City
Thomas B
Joseph W. Brumback
U. S. Navy
J. W
R. E. Brumback
Midletown
W. H. Brumback
Fairfax County
F H
H. W. Brumback
Missouri
Winchester workers pictured with deer buck in Potomac Edison News
Several Winchester employees who bagged a deer during hunting season were featured in the December Potomac Edison News with the 200 pound buck. Named are Charlie Markle Bill Raymon Cpl Godfrey Zirkle now in New Guinea Hobart Offutt in WSG regalia and Fred Bame newly serving in Winchester district.
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Winchester
Charlie Markle
Bill Raymon
Cpl
Godfrey Zirkle
New Guinea
Hobart M. Offutt
WSG
Fred Bame
Byrd Warns Senate Over Wallace Appointment
The piece says Wallace could pick his own position and judge own qualifications in exchange for campaign work. It calls him leader of radical groups and ally of Sidney Hillman. It argues Senate must block such presidential nominees to defend free enterprise and the American way of life.
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Jones
Wallace
Senate of
United States
America
Sidney Hillman
C. I
United States Senate
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