Mrs Harvey Snapp Dead at 77 in Strasburg
Victoria Lemley Snapp 77 of Harvey L. Lemley Street died at home after a heart ailment. Born November 15, 1869, in Stephens City, she lived in Strasburg since 1900. She is survived by a son Ted, four daughters, four sons in law, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother and two sisters. Funeral at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg at 2 30 led by Rev J C Murphy with interment Riverview Cemetery.
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Victoria Lemley Snapp
Harvey L
King Street
Jacob and
Anna Bell
Bradford Lemley Stephens City
Harvey L. Snapp
Ted
Snapp
Riverton
Strasburg
W P
Ehil
Sear
Lile Ae
Winchaster
C. Hockman
Toms Brook
Harry Lemley
Stephens City
John Galliday
Lillie Locke
Wadesville
Stover
J. C. Murphy
Riverview
Answers to the Daily Quiz Summary
Answers to the Daily Quiz list correct responses for page four questions. Items include New York Giants and Madison veto in July 1812 with multilingual notes, a note on naturalization law veto, and references to national agencies, mint and bird in the quiz.
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New York “Giants
Madison
New Beginnings and Goodbyes Amid Family Struggles
Lydia faces leaving Kirby and Alan with Raphael and Theo as they plan a move to Boston. Kirby opposes leaving and fears losing independence while Lydia wrestles with family loyalty and a hopeful but fragile future. Lydia agrees to attend Mrs Hewletts tea despite unease as the chapter ends.
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Tanee Kirby
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Theo
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Kirby
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Raphael
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Powerful Short Wave Generator Shown First Time
BERKELEY Calif Jan 24 A tremendously powerful ultra short wave generator used to jam German radar systems during Allied air raids and potentially boost television and radio efficiency was shown publicly for the first time. The receptacle called the res statron is the invention of Dr D Sloan and Dr L C Marshall UC engineers developed under wartime secrecy at Westinghouse labs with Dr W W Salisbury. It resembles a copper skinned tube about a foot tall and a foot in diameter.
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Pittsburgh
W. W. Salisbury
India
Hidden radar baffles covered area 15 miles wide in long wartime path
The report describes tubes feeding a horn shaped antenna made from chicken wire that blacked out German radar stations across a 15 mile by 300 mile stretch, creating a corridor of relative safety for noncombat zones and combatants alike.
Army Halts Talk Of Germ Warfare
WALINGTON, Jan. 23. The Army enforces a no talk policy on germ warfare amid public discussion and claims of rapid progress. Pentagon officials warn the public overestimating “push button warfare” while much remains in the laboratory or on the drawing board.
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Pentagon
War Department admits baldness not exemption for induction
Answer states there is no Army regulation on baldness as a reason for exemption after the War Department declared total baldness does not justify non-service. It notes that induction eligibility remains determined by other criteria. Russia Germany Great Britain and China listed as nations with large coal reserves near the United States.
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War Department
Army
United States
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
China
Punting Averages for 1946 Season
Charlie Trippi had a punting average of 345 yards per punt for the 1946 season. Glenn Davis finished with 34 yards per kick. Trippi starred for the University of Georgia and Davis for the Army.
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University of Georgia
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Army
Mrs Leona Beatty 67 Dies After Four Week Illness
Mrs Leona Beatty 67 of Ohiopyle Pa died after a four week illness at Confluence Hospital. Born January 1 1880 she was married to David Beatty of Reliance and moved to Ohiopyle twenty five years ago. She was a member of Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by husband three brothers Dewey and W A Sargent both of Winchester a Sargent of Stephens City and a sister Mrs Blanche Gardner of Stephens City. Body to be brought to Winchester Friday noon with services Saturday at 2 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers to be nephews of the deceased.
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Leona B. Beatty
Chiopyle
Confluence
John S. Sargent
Emma _ Turner Sargent
Frederick County
David Beatty
Reliance
Ohiopyle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ridings Chapel
W. A
Dewey Sargent
Winchester
A. Sargent
Stephens City
Blanche Gardner
Jones Funeral Home
L. P. Tederick
Mt. Hebron
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Local Markets Update From The Star Listings
Local wholesale and retail market prices for flour mixes grains feeds eggs and poultry products with dozens of item entries. Listings include patent flour bags corn meal cracked corn egg mash and starter and grower feeds alongside live poultry and fowl names and assorted weights and prices.
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Judge rules against happiness in California marriage case
Miss Day pleads to avoid celibacy as Durocher faces restraining conflict. Judge Dockweiler notes California law forbids cohabitation for 12 months even if an interlocutory decree stands. The text also records a separate Q and A about coal weight at mine bottom versus surface with a Bureau of Mines answer denying a difference.
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Dockweiler
Miss Day
California
Durocher
Bureau of Mines
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